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March 11, 2006
How much should a teenager save? And how and why? (Plus complications)
Our daughter is working hard and saving money for a trip to Europe this summer (she'll be eighteen then), and to get a car. She has checking and savings accounts and manages her affairs well -- school is fine and social life is neither overblown nor neglected.
I'd like to encourage her to put some money into longer-term savings. What long-term goals should I suggest, how much should she save, and in what shape should it be saved?
Answers to the simple question would be nice, but there's more:
The extra problem is that I don't think this country's financial future is very pretty (nor the world's in general as we humans madly consume our way to ruin, but I try to keep such bleak views repressed. Life is hard enough for teenagers without being shown visions of coming miseries.) So I can't advise her to, say, open a CD account.
Is it possible, or advisable to try to build a nest-egg that could withstand turmoil? And if it is, then at what point do such savings become "usable"? To buy a house? To escape national economic collapse? For retirement? As capital and live off the interest? At this point the what-if's get too much, but any ideas will be helpful.
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I put 1,000$ in the bank for each grandchild when they were born, not for college, for retirement. Depending on how the interest goes, it could turn into a substantial amount in 60 years. Perhaps she could start now, and if really ambitious, add to it until it equals the interest she would have earned if it had been put in 18 years ago.
(My father was very strong on the miracle of compound interest. I wish someone had done that for me.)
I have all my money in CD's because it's FDIC insured, but that's just me, and I'm older now. I've seen a number of boom and bust cycles, and the only way I can lose it is if the government collapses, and if that happens, we're all going to have worse problems to worry about. "That's just my opinion, I could be wrong."
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on March 11, 2006
I would tell her to save as much as she can. Period. Enough to pay for her whole trip to Europe. Enough to buy a car. Enough so you don't have to help her. Enough to start that nest egg. I had about $1500 saved when I left college and I started investing that immediately after I graduated and got a job. I've invested in mutual funds, 401K, CD's, stocks, bonds, cold-hard cash. I've got it spread all over in 3 different companies (Schwab, Dodge & cox, Wells Fargo). Then I figure if one or more goes, I still have money in other forms and companies. My two-year old daughter has 3 different accounts, too.
You can never teach your kid to save enough money (and therefore the value of money) especially in this day and age where everyone lives for now, no delayed gratification and deeply in debt. Whenever I get a raise, I don't "see" that money-it goes directly to Schwab account. I continue to live on the same amount every month. I don't make a lot of money, but I save and save.
Teach your kids this now. I would help her open a Schwab no-cost account and maybe pretend to "invest" in some stocks and mutual funds by "watching' them on her watch list and seeing how they do, and after a few years, she can acually start investing her money for real. Then she can diversify as she saves more and more.
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My advice would be, unless the amount saved can be really significant (tens of thousands), the money can be far better used to gain life experience at that age, if it's a trip, or books, or bubblegum or whatever. Assuming she puts away 2k right away. That means that that 2k is unavailable to use, and if everything goes right, maybe it doubles in 10 years to 4k. Is it worth to forgo spending that money now and depriving oneself when one has little responsibilities in order to double a relatively insignificant amount when one will have many responsibilities? Unless the savings are for higher education, personally, I wouldn't encourage a teenager to start saving for the long term until they're actually making a salary (say 21, 22+). The benefits of saving and money management can be taught via little saving projects, like you mentioned for the vacation and the car. Unless there are special reasons as to why this person might need long term savings, I say let them live before the soul-crushing drudgery that is the accumulation of wealth becomes their reality.
If they are hell-bent on putting some away, the investment vehicle would depend on the goals. If you're concerned about weathering an economic storm, CD's and guaranteed investments are the way to go. If you're saving for retirement, 50 years down the road, a basket of high risk, speculative stocks and mutual funds would likely be your best bet. Personally, I always recommend index funds. Low maintenance fees, relatively diversified, so on. Perhaps mixed with a bond fund and some money market stuff. Foreign bonds are also good. Israeli savings bonds are offering 5.3% for a ten year bond. Which is pretty good considering the US is offering about 1% less. If you're really concerned about the country's economic future, there's only one option. Hard goods! Buy a safety deposit box and as much gold and platinum, and silver and copper certificates as you can!
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on March 11, 2006
To add to my comment, I would say that teaching a teenager not to spend above their means, and especially not to go into debt is far more important in this age of easy credit than teaching them about compound interest and the stock market. If your child never gets a credit card, or at least knows how to manage it properly, they'll be fine, almost no matter what. Assuming of course that they are generating an income after graduation.
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I've heard breaking earnings up into thirds is a good approach for kids and money.
One third can be spent on frivolous stuff - CDs, Clothes, Gas, whatever.
One third is for medium term saving -- that is you save until you have enought to get yourself something really cool like a DVD player, that trip or a car.
One third is for long term savings. That could be school and/or retirement. I know most kids aren't going to naturally think about saving retirements, but it would be good to establish the mindset of saving for the future as early as possible.
You could also think about having them take 5% off the top for charity if you want to encourage that kind of thing with them.
I know you're worried about the direction the country is heading in, and inflation likely will eat into long-term savings, but the time frame for somebody that age is so long it's not as large a concern. And, it's more about establishing good habits early than anything else.
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I don't think it matters. Delayed gratification is what you are trying to teach her, and it's essentially the same lesson to save for a few years as to save for 60.
She should first save for things that she will need to pay for, like the trip, and college. The only exception would be to contribute towards matching funds if her workplace offers them (probably doubtful). After college she'll have more earning power and can make a long term plan.
If you do want to have her save for something longer term, maybe a house would be better then retirement? It's a more fun thing to save for then being old.
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the money can be far better used to gain life experience at that age
No kidding. Have all you people forgotten what it's like to be a teenager? You want a
to be saving for a house and retirement? Why not have her pick out a grave site while she's at it? It's great that she's saving for a trip to Europe, and she's obviously doing well in school and managing her money and her life; be happy with that and don't try to turn her into a compulsive money-hoarder. I didn't save a damn thing at that age (in fact, not really until I was in my 30s) and I'm doing OK.
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Israeli savings bonds are offering 5.3% for a ten year bond. Which is pretty good considering the US is offering about 1% less.
This probably won't get you any greater return than investing in the U.S., unless the U.S. has a major unforseen devaluation. For instance, I'm pretty sure the Canadian equivalents of CDs have been doing better, even though the interest rate is a full 1.5% lower in a lot of cases, because of the appreciation of the Canadian dollar. So you can take the higher interest rate as a sign that the currency the investment is in is likely to lose value more quickly than the U.S. dollar.
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I don't understand why you think she shouldn't get a CD even despite your negative view of the country's long-term future. You can get relative short-term CDs, say, 1-5 years. Unless you think the country is going to go to shit in a year, in which case, she might as well keep it in her mattress or better yet buy gold or currency for a country you don't think is going to go to shit.
I would think a good "long-term" goal for an 18-year-old would be to be able to finance an underpaid or unpaid job/internship while in college (assuming that's what she'll be doing for the next few years). If she goes into an area that does not have a lot of paid opportunities for inexperienced people, the freedom to get experience without going into debt is a really good investment.
If you think this situation is possible, find a good internet bank (ING, maybe) and put some money into a short-ish term CD, then in a couple years she can reevaluate her needs and goals and go from there. Thinking about retirement at 18 is a noble goal and all, but finding a career is probably more important at this point.
posted by
on March 11, 2006
It sounds like your daughter is already ahead of the curve by planning ahead and saving for her summer expenses. You might work with her to find the best ways to maximize returns on those savings by buying short term CDs.
Saving for turmoil? While the idea has some merit, take a clue from the depression. People who had their nest egg saved up in the form of stocks, bonds or even bank savings accounts got screwed and lost everything. There is no 100% safe means of saving money in banks. Property has a better value than saving accounts. Other investments such as gold or silver may be better for any potential economic collapse. Ideally you should diversify your portfolio and hedge your bets. But regardless, she should start saving for her future now. The earlier, the better she will be.
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on March 11, 2006
You have a 17 year old who is saving already, for 2 terrific goals, and seems to have learned important lessons about handling money. Congratulations on doing a great parenting job. Any savings she has are likely to be taken by school costs, so unless she is able to be financial-aid free, she's better off with a reliable car and no credit card debt.
Long term, if you feel really dire about the economy, property with some possibilty of sufficiency is a good investment. I wish I'd invested in a couple of acres 20+ years ago. What I did invest in was a business that taught me a lot, and that I sold profitably to buy a house, so it's all good. Encourage her to get great skills, which will give her the confidence and ability to achieve.
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on March 11, 2006
Get her a Roth IRA. The "miracle of compound interest" works better when there are no taxes calculated on the interest, and no capital gains taxes on securities.
Im not sure how important it is to contribute that much money to it now, but it is a REALLY good idea to contribute the maximum limit every year after she graduates from college. Without fail. No matter what. Even if she doesnt put in much until she has a full-time job, you have greased the wheels by setting up the account, and having it available to her when she does start making substantial amounts of money.
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on March 11, 2006
Yeah, I'm in the same camp as languagehat on this one. It sounds like this is a very financially well-adjusted kid. Whatever she is saving now will only be a drop in the bucket to what she can start putting away once she is working full-time. I'd suggest saving for more medium-term goals at this point -- the trip, a nice laptop for college, a car. Particularly the car -- having a decent, reliable car in college will make her life significantly easier and more fun, and will put her on a good financial road after graduation -- she won't have to go deeply in debt to get a car for commuting to her first job.
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These Are a Few of Ann's Favorite Knives
Ann was so inspired by our call for entries of favorite knives that she waxed poetic on the topic of her favorite knives on her own blog, A Chicken In Every Granny Cart.
"Many people think of their knives as workhorses, dependable blades that will last forever with the proper care, but people like me, who get wibbly at the knees at the sight of a discounted set of Globals, we think of our knives more affectionately."
Messermeister 10" Chef's Knife "This knife taught me many lessons and removed huge chunks from my fingers."
Messermeister 7" Chef's Knife "This isn't actually my knife, it's the boys knife, but I helped him pick it out soon after we started dating."
Wüsthof 17cm Santoku Knife "I love this knife. I love its balance, the way it rocks on the board, the intense control it affords me and how much of a better cook I've become because of it."
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Oooh, Messermeister, my absolute favorite: the weight and balance in my hand, the way it keeps it's edge, all so divine I swoon everytime I pick it up.
I love my knives and seeing tales of favorite knives here have tempted me greatly into expanding my already reasonable collection.
This particular picture and post brought something to mind: knife storage. I used to use a magnetic bar like the one pictured. I then received a knife block & set as a starter, and have mostly used that since. I now have more knives than will fit in my existing storage and am considering some new storage options.
There are some new-fangled knife blocks that allow random stowage & dishwasher-safe parts. There are traditional wooden knife blocks. For those with enough wall space, there is the magnetic bar option.
What's the best way to store knives? What's the easiest way? Are there other options out there that are good for knives & handy for cooking?
hey amanda
these are my knives, and they're actually on two seperate magnetic strips, one over my stove that has the knives i use the most, and the other on the wall behind me, where i keep the jumbo messermeister and other specialty knives, like my cleaver, boning knife, etc, etc
i believe the strips are the best way to deal with knives, at least for me, bc i have a TINY kitchen and a butchers block would just be out of the question, but, if you have the room and like the look, i think the choice is completely up to you
just keep em honed and sharp be nice to them, and they'll be around for generations
On the subject of knife strips... do most of you keep your knives pointed UP or pointed DOWN? I prefer down myself, less unsettling than seeing all those sharpened edges pointed at my face.
Until I moved in with the lady (and now we're living out of the knife block I gave her sometime last year--I had 2 sets - don't ask), I used a magnetic strip myself - the pretty brushed steel version Ikea makes. It was cheap and did the trick. However, I've decided it may not be the best option based on the fact that you have metal touching metal, and ultimately some time you'll probably nick the blade. Also, I learned very much by accident that prolonged exposure to the magnetic strip causes your steel knives to also become magnetic, picking up bottle caps on occasion. Probably not harmful, but ... interesting at least.
My favorite so far seems to be the Schaschlik knife block available for $125. It holds any knife of any shape or size, and almost any quantity, but costs you as much as a new Wusthuf. If you're like me however, with more craft skills than cash, you can choose to DIY, and follow Chris' example.
Good knives are a must, and I have insisted that my girlfriend only use quality (however, not outrageously expensive - yet) knives instead of the flimsy serrated nonsense. Take care of them and they should last a while for sure... Until the next clearance sale anyway....
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I'm fond of the Sanelli professional knives. The handles are bright green, which is nice because I'm not as tidy with my countertops as I should be, and they stand out from the clutter. I like the way the handles feel in my hand (nice and grippy) and...
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they're dishwasher safe. : )
oh lee, those are great knives!
i used them a lot in professional kitchens for that very reason, washable, help to cut down the possibility of cross contamination
I have a serious weakness for knives with carbon steel blades (I posted the cleaver & 2 knives on Mar. 20) The softer steel is so much easier to hone and you can have a razor-sharp hollow grind put on the edge. The difference is like night and day. You maight not think of buying old knives, but I prowl eBay looking for vintage Sabatier knives and have found some real gems.
New ones from Mexeur et Cie are very fairly priced though, but they don't have quite same soul as the old originals with wood handles. http://fantes.com/carbon.htm
my mom has a really, reaaaally old sabatier that she has been abusing for years and i keep trying to rescue, but, for some reason, she just won't let me take it from her even though she swears it has bad demons inside it because she hurts herself every time she uses it
its very, very strange
This might sound a little odd, but...I have a chef friend who swears by keeping his knives in sand. He has a 6x6x12" open-topped wooden pillar on his worktop, full of builders sand (the coarse stuff). The weight of the sand means it's almost impossible to tip it over, you can put any sized knife in there in any position, the sand keeps moisture away from the blades and you don't have any chance of there being nasty bugs lurking in there. Seems to work well, thinking about making one myself.
Does anyone out there happen to have an old 1960's) carbon 6" Sabatier knife that they want to part with? My husband purchased one in Enlgand in 1968; it's been our best friend for many years until we left it at someone's house who now claims we gave it to him years ago...I could just steal it, but it's family...
The knife is light, lighter than most Sabatiers, and I can't seem to find the right one. I'd appreciate any help anyone can give!
I've just about every knife out there, & for some reason I keep gravitating back to Henckels 4 star, or more recently Twin Cuisine. I've got Wusthof & I think they're certainly fine & Sabatier & Viking, but my other knives really hit the spot. I usually stick to an 8 inch chefs knive as I really appreciate the maneuverability & control over the tip. A 10 inch way more blade than I need. I guess if I worked in a commercial setting I might come to appreciate it! As a side note, some of my family have the carbon steel Sabatier knives & they are gems in that old world sense. They sharpen up so easily & are a delight to use. I think Elephant currently makes them.


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I was born in England, studied law at University College London and subsequently trained as a Chartered Accountant with international firm BDO. My main interest has always been to work with individuals and micro-businesses and this led to me becoming a partner in an accountancy practice in London that specialised in arts and media clients. As one of the youngest female partners in the country I won a business award and I also appeared on tv. I have now worked in the financial world for nearly 30 years, for the last 15 years as a tax law writer. I am the author of 5 books, have contributed chapters to many more and have written numerous magazine articles.
My spiritual life has been important to me since the age of 5 when I suffered from an unidentifiable lung disorder. Whilst seriously ill in hospital I was guided by God to heal myself. I have spent much of my life processing the events of that time and the interaction of my mind, body and spirit. This led to me train as a counsellor and ultimately to learn Reiki.
I am a Reiki Master Teacher and Practitioner. Reiki helped me deal with endometriosis and the resulting infertility. I subsequently went through early menopause without any dramas. None of it happened quite as I expected, especially as during this time I was drawn to live in New Zealand, but that's part of the beauty, humour and mystery of Reiki!
Reiki keeps me focussed and centred and is particularly useful in times of stress. I am also privileged to witness miracles on an almost daily basis as I assist my students and clients to heal themselves. I love empowering people to reach their true potential. This may be through recovery from a physical ailment, coping with an unexpected life change, growing personally or learning spiritually.
It has taken time for me to appreciate that my skill with money is an important part of who I am, and to integrate this logical side of myself with the spiritual, intuitive and creative sides of my soul. I now teach and coach the process through which I create my dream life in a workshop called Money Matters.
I have lots of hobbies and interests including growing organic vegetables, researching my family history, arts and crafts of all kinds, reading and golf.


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I wish Apple would implement this on the GUI of the iPhone itself. Ideas are ideas. I mean if you don't have to pay for them even better haha. Im sure everyone here at MMi would have at least 10 ideas for the iPhone. Not just how to market it. The problem I have with iPhone sales people, is that i know more about Apple products then they do :]
Sounds to me like Apple are either desperate or stupid for not looking at Modmyi pages.
The article stated international employees which probably means they're looking for 'boots on the ground' opinions by people that live in communities where they're trying to sell iPhones.
They're actually smart for tapping their lower paid labor force, instead of hiring new marketing execs for every market they don't understand.
A lot of us know a lot about iPhones but how many of us know about Sales? I know I don't.
Lower the price!
This is a great marketing strategy if i say so myself i commend their efforts!
I have an idea!!! Stop restricting what user can do with their iPhone. OPEN UP THE iPHONE. Make it so no jailbreak is needed. Do you have the courage Apple?


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Cavaliers Stumble Late in 54-51 Loss to Tar Heels
A powerful force of nature rolled through Charlottesville Saturday evening, one more powerful even than the earthquake or the "hurricane" that students experienced early in the school year.
With 7:08 remaining, North Carolina's John Henson soared over Virginia guard Joe Harris to receive an inbounds pass with just two seconds left on the shot clock. The resulting thunderous slam, which earned its own segment on SportsCenter Saturday night, put the Tar Heels up 48-45 and took much of the air out of Virginia's sails as the seventh-ranked Tar Heels overcame a rough shooting night and stingy defense by the Cavaliers to earn a 54-51 victory in what North Carolina coach Roy Williams called "a tough-ass game."
Despite the momentum shift following the dunk by Henson, who finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds, the Cavaliers were not done, as Harris converted a putback on an offensive rebound just over a minute later to give Virginia what would be its last lead of the contest at 49-48. When the Tar Heels committed an uncharacteristic backcourt violation a minute after that, Virginia fans started to get back in the game, even though Carolina had retaken the lead at that point, believing that their squad had a real chance to pull off what would have been a momentous upset in front of ESPN's cameras.
But North Carolina center Tyler Zeller saved four of his six second-half points for the stretch run, converting what proved to be the game-winner with 4:10 to play, then sealing the win with 13.3 seconds left when he pump-faked around Virginia's Akil Mitchell and coasted to the basket for a dunk. The seven-foot senior finished with a game-high 20 points, added six rebounds, and was the only player to shoot better than 50% from the floor, going 7-for-11.
Foul trouble plagued Virginia throughout the game, affecting all three of Virginia's forwards, who picked up at least two fouls apiece in the first period. Mitchell, a sophomore, picked up his second whistle just over eight minutes into the game, then picked up a third foul with 4:17 to go until halftime. Freshman reserve Darion Atkins also picked up two fouls before the break.
But the worst effect was felt by Virginia star Mike Scott, who picked up his second foul with 8:44 before halftime, then picked up his fourth foul with a whopping 12 minutes left in regulation. The senior, who is in contention for ACC Player of the Year honors, was off his rhythm the entire game, shooting a woeful 3-for-13 from the field and playing tentatively, settling for jumpers instead of attacking the paint, and struggling to uphold Virginia coach Tony Bennett's physical defensive philosophy.
"The foul trouble affected us a little bit defensively," Bennett said in his postgame press conference. "We needed to play with everything we had and fight for position. I thought at times we were a little tentative down low, were afraid to come off and help, we just didn't have the right kind of anticipation defensively when they got a couple dunks at the rim in crucial times."
But in a game interrupted early and often by the officials' whistles, Bennett refused to put blame on the referees.
"Right now it wouldn't be wise to comment on the calls," he said when asked about the effect of the crucial second-half whistles, instead focusing on missed opportunities. "You know, we had a chance…some of our breakdowns late defensively cost us."
Another issue for Virginia came in the form of a poor shooting performance. Senior guard Sammy Zeglinski had a strong showing in the first half, scoring 11 points on three three-pointers, including a buzzer-beater to send the Cavaliers to the locker room up four. But Zeglinski disappeared in the second half, going 0-for-5 from the floor after the break, including a miss from behind the arc with six seconds left that would have tied the game.
"We gotta be able to make a few more of those," Bennett said of the team's shooting performance.
The Cavaliers went 1-for-11 from deep after halftime, in a showing eerily reminiscent of Virginia's three-less performance against Duke in January, when the Cavaliers took a four-point halftime lead, then struggled from the field after the break and lost to an ACC powerhouse by just three points.
But not all was negative for Virginia. Bennett was particularly pleased with the play of Harris, who put forth a solid effort despite strapping a splint on his broken left hand for yet another game. The sophomore scored 12 points, hitting two three-pointers, and filled the stat sheet with five rebounds, three assists, and even three blocks, a statistic that is surprising considering that Harris spent much of the game guarding Carolina star Harrison Barnes and even Henson for a while when Scott was out of the game.
"Joe was in there knocking around in your face," Bennett said after the game. "I mean, he's tough, which is what we need to continue to add to this program."
Another bright spot was the play of the Cavalier defense in limiting Barnes, perhaps Scott's biggest competition for ACC Player of the Year, and standout point guard Kendall Marshall, who entered the game second in Division I in assists per game (9.8). Barnes struggled from the floor, going 3-for-15 and 0-for-5 from deep en route to scoring just seven points, and Marshall mustered only one made free throw the entire game. The tandem hurt Virginia in other ways though, namely Barnes's nine rebounds, which contributed to a 48-29 advantage on the
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Senior point guard Jontel Evans led the Cavaliers with 13 points, most of them coming on slashing drives through the lane, and Scott and Atkins combined for 13 rebounds despite mustering just eight points and seven fouls.
The Cavaliers faced the Tar Heels for the second time this season without junior center Assane Sene, who has missed the last several weeks due to injury. It obviously can't be predicted what impact Sene might have had in the two contests, particularly in defending against Zeller, who averaged 22.5 points and 7.5 rebounds against the Cavaliers this season, but Virginia fans might get to find out, depending on what happens in the ACC tournament, which Sene will potentially be back for.
Virginia finishes the regular season with two ACC rematches, facing No. 16 Florida State Thursday in the last home contest of the season before closing the season against rival Maryland March 4. The Seminoles defeated Virginia 58-55 in Tallahassee three weeks ago, while the Cavaliers dismantled Maryland at home last week, winning 71-44.
North Carolina faces Maryland Wednesday before making the short trip to Durham for a must-see rematch with No. 4 Duke March 3.
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Oppenheim group hosts auction today
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B.J. Upton hit his eighth home run in 14 games and Jeremy Hellickson won for the first time in more than a month to help the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays, 3-0, Sunday. It was the fifth straight win for the Rays, who started the day 3 1/2 games behind the Oakland Athletics in the race for the AL's second wild-card spot. Hellickson (9-10) pitched 5 2-3 innings, giving up five hits and two walks while striking out six. The right-hander has given up only 16 runs in his last eight starts, but has won only two of them. Sunday marked his first win since Aug. 20. Fernando Rodney pitched the ninth for his 44th save. Upton's 26th home run came in the first inning off Chad Jenkins, who was making his first major league start. Evan Longoria, who had two of Tampa Bay's seven hits, drove in the other runs with a double in the eighth off Brandon Lyon. Jenkins (0-2) worked five innings, giving up only one hit after Upton's first-inning home run. The Rays, who lea...
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KTLA SPECIAL REPORT: Crack In The Cradle, Part Two
LOS ANGELES ( KTLA) -- In this season of thanks, KTLA has been bringing you a special on the investigation of so called " crack babies" twenty years later who are thankful to be alive.
Michaela Pereira took an exclusive look inside a Southern California facility that helps addicted mothers break the cycle of "crack in the cradle."
A mother cries, "how could I have done this to her? I was so close to just giving her up all just to get high"
Baby Angelina was born to a mother addicted to cocaine. Twenty years ago, Angelina would have been considered a throw-away child because in the eighties, there was a panic over a so-called 'crack baby' epidemic.
Another Mother confides "I used with him the last 2 months, my 7th and 8th month I used with him."
Two-year-old Isaiah was also delivered with the presence of drugs in his system. "I was already addicted to cocaine when I found out I was pregnant."
But take a closer look at bright eyed Angelina and playful little Isaiah. You won't find any physical malformities, no signs of brain damage, just two beautiful faces proving the curse of the 'crack baby' wrong.
Yes, the women exposing their children to cocaine in utero are very guilty of risking their unborn babies' lives but doctors say, don't prosecute pregnant addicts, help heal them.
Dr. Miotto tells us, "it's so important that we're not villanizing women who struggle with addictions so they will come in and get prenatal care."
KTLA got exclusive access inside the doors of "Family Foundations" in Santa Fe Springs, an alternative sentencing program through the California department of corrections and rehabilitation, where convicted mothers are carrying out their sentence while caring for their kids.
Mothers are required to follow a strict schedule, everything from group therapy sessions to daily work duties, and even vocational training.
Building that bond with their babies has become the only addiction for these Moms today and it's that mother's love that will help keep them clean.
"I was getting with cocaine, she gives it to me now. She gives me that high now. I don't know what I'd do if I didn't have her."
For convicted women to qualify for Family Foundations, the crimes they've committed must be of a non-violent level, but ones related to substance abuse.
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Eligibility: The scholarship is open to Australian citizens who are residents of South Australia or the Northern Territory and are aged between 20 and 30 as at 30 June in the year of application. Scholarships are open to all those who wish to obtain experience or knowledge or skill in an approved field of endeavour in Australia or overseas. There are no prescribed qualifications, academic or otherwise. Preference is not given to a Freemason or to a member of his family. The scholarship will not normally be granted to applicants wishing to complete school or undergraduate studies.
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This event calendar is provided as a service to our members and the public. An event may be cancelled at any time. Please confirm the event with the sponsor prior to making travel plans. To submit an event, please contact us.
September – December 2013
In February, The Sentencing Project released the report, The Changing Racial Dynamics of Women's Incarceration, written by Marc Mauer. This webinar, presented by the report's author, will discuss the major findings of the report including how from 2000 to 2009 there was a dramatic shift in the racial composition of the women's prison population and that incarceration rates for African-Americans dropped sharply from 2000 to 2009, especially for women, while the rate of imprisonment for whites and Hispanics rose over the same decade. The declining rates for African-Americans represent a significant shift in the racial makeup of America's prisons and suggest that the disparities that have long characterized the prison population may be starting to diminish. Mr. Mauer will discuss reasons for these changes in racial disparity among women in prison and offer recommendations needed in order to better understand the possible reasons for the changes and to address racial disparities in the use of incarceration.
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Criminal no-contact orders and civil protection orders are in place for many defendants/respondents who are under the supervision of probation/parole departments. This teleconference explores the role probation/parole officers can play in keeping victims safe while highlighting supervision efforts that can be made by other allied professionals. Through discussion of the types of orders, how and where violations are enforced, and the obligations required, the participants will learn about the unique role that probation/parole employees play in keeping a survivor safe, while discussing options available when jurisdictions do not have probation/parole staff available to assist in supervision for protection order respondents/defendants.
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Oct. 1st at noon Oasis will have a display on the steps of the courthouse
downtown and a small ceremony.
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Allen Parish balloon release is Oct. 10th 10:00 am at the Allen Parish Council on Aging. We will also celebrate survivors of domestic violence with a small reception immediately following the Allen Parish balloon release.
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Oasis will host a run/walk from Vinton's Sheriff's Substation to Lake Charles Civic Center is on Oct. 12th the run will begin at 6:00 am and end approx. 4:30 pm.
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Oct. 29th at 5:30 pm at the Civic Center Seawall Oasis will recognize those who have lost their lives due to domestic violence, we will have a speaker, singing and a memorial.
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This webinar will explore the topic of teen dating violence. Many teenagers and young adults are experiencing abuse in their relationships. This abuse can look vastly different than the abuse experienced by adult victims of domestic violence. Teens and young adults relate to each other, as well as their environment differently than adults. They are also well versed in technology and social media. Because of these reasons, teen dating abuse may take different forms and require different relief than that needed for an adult relationship. Several states allow teens to obtain protection orders, and some even provide protection orders with relief that specifically meets the needs of teens and young adults.
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Presented by Teresa M. Garvey
The application of Crawford principles in the context of forensic evidence continues to plague the criminal justice system. The United States Supreme Court's decision in Williams v. Illinois did not provide the guidance prosecutors had hoped for with regard to satisfying Sixth Amendment confrontation requirements in cases involving forensic evidence, where multiple analysts may be involved or where examining experts are no longer available to testify. The Williams decision raises more questions than it answers about when and how an expert may testify to conclusions based upon the opinions or work of other (non-testifying) experts or technicians.
This webinar will provide a review of the relevant case law, and will explore how trial prosecutors can present a case involving forensic testing that involves a multitude of technicians and experts. It will also address Williams' impact on "cold cases," in which original experts who performed autopsies and other forensic examinations and testing are no longer available for trial. This webinar will provide practical suggestions to trial prosecutors who must balance limited resources against the need to secure convictions that will withstand confrontation challenges on appeal.
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Master of Mental Health Counseling
The Indiana University master's degree in mental health counseling at Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC) is 60-credit hour program that prepares students for careers as licensed mental health providers who assist individuals, groups, and families in maximizing their human potential and dealing effectively with behavioral problems and everyday life challenges.
Graduates of the program will gain the knowledge, skills, and experience they need to provide expert service guided by the values of ethical practice and respect for all people. The curriculum is consistent with accreditation body guidelines and meets the criteria for preparing graduates for licensure as a mental health counselor in the State of Indiana.
Courses are sequenced so that students complete the degree in two to three years. In addition to course work, the program includes the following field experiences:
- 100-hour practicum
- 600-hour internship
- 300-hour advanced internship with 100 hours of personal supervision
Careers and employment
Demand for graduates of IUPUC's mental health counseling program is expected to be strong. Graduates will be prepared to work in a variety of settings, including behavioral healthcare centers, private practice, psychiatric hospitals, social service agencies, managed care, correctional facilities, group homes, religious organizations, state and county agencies, health maintenance organizations, and public and private school systems.
Program objectives
Our goal is to educate students who establish professional identities as well-trained, fully licensed mental health counselors who are active participants in their profession. As a student in this program, you can expect to:
- Develop a broad background in foundational fields such as personality theory, development, interpersonal relationships, psychopathology, and psychopharmacology.
- Gain expertise in clinical assessment, treatment, coordination, collaboration, referral, and prevention related to behavioral health issues in individuals, groups, and families.
- Engage in research to understand and critique the research literature and to employ and evaluate empirically-based practices.
- Practice a systemic, strengths-based approach to achieving behavior change.
- Complete coursework and field experience, integrate theory and practice, and link assessment to treatment within the context of various theoretical perspectives.
- Understand the role of mental health counseling within the contexts of the community, individual and cultural/ethnic diversity, and relevant ethical and legal issues.
- Employ solid business practices associated with delivery of behavioral health services.
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Pursuing the Indiana University Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling degree at IUPUC requires motivation and dedication. The program is rigorous in academic challenge and students must have ample time for class preparation and completing the practicum and internship requirements.
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This is the source for Star Trek: Borg Windows version modernizer. This took a lot of reversing and I would like to thank Obso for patiently helping me with all this math that was involved.
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i tried something that this tutorial said http://extremeelectronics.co.in/avr-tutorials/rs232-communication-the-level-conversion/
that says to plug out your mcu (arduino in case) and jump rx and tx to see if the comunication with the computer is working, then you open hyperterminal and the character that you send it should give you back. That has a good result so the problem is problaby in the code, does anyone already tried the code that i posted before ? ty all.


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Three Things I Think: ECAC Week 9Monday, December 9th, 2013
Last weekend was interesting to say the least, as two teams made huge statements, two teams took a step back and another ECAC goaltender was credited with a goal. Both Clarkson and Union swept over the weekend, as the Golden Knights picked up an impressive sweep over its longtime rival St. Lawrence while Union picked up a home win against the once seemingly unbeatable Quinnipiac Bobcats. Yale was the team that took the biggest step back over the weekend as it picked up a mesely point against both Harvard and Dartmouth, two teams that had combined for just two conference wins coming into the weekend. Quinnipiac has just one win in its last four contests with its lone victory against UMass, while Union holds the conference's longest current winning streak at seven games.
The top of the standings are really close within the conference, as five points separate the top seven teams. Quinnipiac and Union are tied at the top,, after Union's 6-4 win over the Bobcats on Saturday night. Clarkson sits within two points of the top and Colgate is three points back, after tying Cornell in Hamilton. With that said, here are my thoughts for the week. (more…)


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I made this image becasue this is how I feel when I climb to the top of a hill , as free as a bird and these are the hills at the back of where I live I like to climb up there sometimes its a good place to clear your head :)
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Ernest Scalzetti, M.D., named endowed professor at SUNY Upstate
Manlius resident Ernest M. Scalzetti, M.D., has been named the E. Robert Heitzman, M.D., Endowed Professor of Radiological Research in the Department of Radiology at SUNY Upstate Medical University.
Scalzetti earned a doctor of medicine degree cum laude in 1986 from the SUNY Upstate and his bachelor's degree in 1982 from LeMoyne College. Scalzetti completed his residency at SUNY Upstate in 1990 and joined its faculty in 1991. He is certified by the National Board of Medical Examiners (1987) and the American Board of Radiology (1990).
"Dr. Scalzetti was chosen for this award because of his keen interest in radiology research, particularly in thoracic radiology, and because he is one of Dr. Heitzman's protégés," said John Cardella, M.D., professor and chairman of the Department of Radiology.
The endowed chair is named for Heitzman, who held numerous faculty appointments at SUNY Upstate during his 42-year career at the academic medical center, which began in 1957. Heitzman, who earned his medical degree from SUNY Upstate in 1951, retired in 1999 as a SUNY Distinguished Service Professor. He was an acclaimed researcher in the anatomy of the lung and its diseases and is the author of the classic text "The Lung: Radiologic Pathologic Correlations" (C.V. Mosby Co., 1973).
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Hi! Welcome to my beach-theme-wedding-ideas site. There are many great ideas and I have found that there are never too many! Whether or not you will be having your wedding at or on the beach, you will want to decorate with things that represent the beach. (You can have a beach themed wedding even if it's not at the beach.) I have some great ideas for your beach themed wedding. Let's get started. First, what are some of the key elements for a beach themed wedding? Sand, the ocean, sun, fresh air, wind ( sometimes its pretty windy) and sea shells.
First, you'll need a planning guide. There is so much to think about and with a beach theme wedding, especially a wedding at the beach, or a destination wedding, there are many more things that need thoughtful planning. What time of day will you have you wedding? Mid-day sun could spell disaster for a wedding cake. The icing could end up in a puddle. So you can see that more thought is necessary for a beach-theme-wedding. Most Brides are working while planning a wedding, so hiring a planner is important, but in this economy a personal planner could be pricey. There are some great planning guides that will help you with all your planning right on your own computer and I will give you my favorites in my planning post. I suggest a small "carry in your purse" guide that will help you when you are out shopping or at work. I don't know about you, but when I was planning my wedding my mind was always thinking about my wedding, even while at work and I could quickly refer to my mini planner.
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Somewhere between John Cassavetes's "Husbands" (1970) and "The Hangover" (2009) you will find "Last Vegas." Not necessarily a bad place to be, except the film unfortunately has the madcap hilarity of the former and the emotional intensity of the latter. Throw in the geriatric jokes and smarmy sentimentality of "The Bucket List" (2007) and the result is a joyless buddy movie from genial hack Jon Turtletaub. And this despite having five Oscar winners in the cast.
It begins with a black-and-white shot of the Brooklyn Bridge sadly reminiscent of "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984). "Only You" plays on the trite and intrusive soundtrack, announcing that it's the '50s, and the golden, glowing cinematography adds to the nostalgia. The Flatbush Four, a quartet of rascally chums, are up to their usual tricks, stealing a bottle of scotch from the corner liquor store. Kids! Will they never grow up? Cut to "58 years later" (this title card is the funniest thing in the film) and the answer is – not in this movie.