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The appropriate exchange-rate variable in the money demand of 25 countries: an empirical investigation
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Volume (Year): 9 (1998)
Issue (Month): 2 (December)
Pages: 169-185
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Overall Experience:
The people are friendly and my roommate seems cool.
Overall Experience:
I was a bit overwhelmed by the newness of the whole experience and didn't take part in many activities, but I still enjoyed myself. The students and teachers are all warm and friendly, and everything was generally at least pleasant. I would chose this school but I would definitely do more in regards to financial aid.
Depending on your sport that can be great or kind of eh.
Off-Campus Housing:
Living on campus is cheaper and gives you better access to all the fun stuff going on. If you want to live off campus, there are cute, cheap places to live nearby though.
Off-Campus Dining:
It's Asheville. This city lives for food and beer, simple as that.
Party Scene:
The best thing about the party scene at Wilson is that it is entirely up to what you are looking for. YOu don't have to go to big dance parties if that's not your thing. You don't have to sit around campfires playing music if that isn't your thing. You don't have to drink, smoke, do any drugs if those arent your thing. It's definitely a choose your own adventure kind of party scene. But, if you are into any of those kind of things, you can do them here with pretty awesome people.
The community here is incredibly tight nit and the administration plays a role in that. The rules are in place with safety in mind, and most public safety officers and RAs enforce them with safety as their goal. Sometimes an RA or RD gets a little power hungry, but mostly they're pretty reasonable since they're your peers.
You have to be persistent with them, but the financial aid office really does want to make it possible for as many people to come as possible.
Campus Food:
Relative to what college food tends to be, we have an awesome array of dining choices. People consistently push our food provider to be better and more sustainable which is awesome.
Campus Housing:
All of the buildings are maintained by students so there is a certain charm to them that comes with that. The buildings themselves are homey and beautiful, sometimes they could just be a bit cleaner...
Off-Campus Housing:
There are a lot of options around, grated that you have an in with someone else living off camous already. The school makes it difficult to leave because you lose your on campus work contract and scholarship.
Off-Campus Dining:
Asheville offers some of the best drinking and dining options around.
Party Scene:
There are no real parties here. Only occasionally they will have a Preston punk show. That's the most fun you'll find on campus.
Not too strict, but that also means they aren't really great at helping when you do need them.
School is extremely overpriced for what you get out of it. Scholarship helped, but I wish I would have recieved more for my family's income situation.
Campus Food:
The food on campus is definitely better than most colleges offer. Cowpie in particular is great at offering local foods and produce from Forestry and Garden crews. Gladfelter's food is usually way too salty, overcooked, or lacking in nutritional value at all. There is also a limited amount of time to get food at lunch, which is complicated by the cafeteria's limited ability to deal with the long lines.
Campus Housing:
Most of the dorm rooms are extremely small. The nicest housing on campus includes Ecodorm, an eco-friendly community style living situation, and the Villages, apartment style housing. There are a lot of structural issues with most of the dorms including leaky or bursting pipes (one dorm was flooded and all students had to be relocated for over a month, and a freshman dorm's sewage pipe leaked in the basement with no real work done to fix it), faulty fire detectors, and peeling paint or linoleum. Also, most of the dorms have extreme issues with black mold. Sheppard, a small coop dorm on campus suffered from an infestation of fleas.
Off-Campus Housing:
I am not really sure what off campus housing is like because it isn't really an option for most students due to fees and the work program.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are many places in Asheville and Black Mountain that have great waitstaff and are people that I like to go see on weekends. The costs are reasonable and there is a lot of variety too
Party Scene:
The parties here do not look like the average colleges parties. We are a dry campus with party contracts so hardly anyone is willing to risk throwing a party incase people drink to much or damage is done. The party scene doesn't make an impact on the students.
I haven't had an issue with the administration here, but many of my friends have. One person got a noise complaint at two in the afternoon on a tuesday for playing music in his room
I was able to receive a fair amount of scholarship money but I still needed a couple loans which I was not allowed to take out with the school, that was a pain in the butt
Campus Food:
The school claims that they try their hardest to provide the students with local food options, but we the food is run through Sodexo... what? The salad bar is usually wilted and brown.Owl's nest is pretty cool though and the staff in there is great.
Campus Housing:
Campus life is boring unless it is a nice day outside where you can go hiking or trail running or something like that. There isn't that much to do during the day and at night there is a cafe to do homework at, but that's it. It is a safe campus but there is still some vandalizing that happens as does on most college campuses. The cost of housing and tuition is increasing, but it isn't necessary to do so. Also, we are getting a new academic building when really the money should be spent on the residence buildings to fix the mold issues and other damages.
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It is very difficult to get approved to stay off campus, and they no longer give day student work contracts. It is difficult to get reimbursed if you live in the co-op housing.
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Warren Wilson is a wonderfully unique college. It tends to be described as something more than a college—students are not attracted here exclusively for the academic program, or even the work and service components. It is an experience more than an education, and what students learn here goes beyond any of their expectations. Because of this special "other" aspect, Wilson can't be described properly in words, especially in the same categories as other schools.
When students visit, they tend to feel either an overwhelming attraction or a sincere repulsion, and we understand and respect both reactions. When it is right for someone to be here, they find a way to be here and help our community become as supportive and joyous as it can be. It certainly is not the right college for everyone, but the people who become Warren Wilson students hold this special place close to our hearts our entire lives, and are always thankful for the lessons learned and the people met in our little corner of Appalachia.
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Really good half day tour. Would recommend
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Last year Miami made history by having the first ever 24-hour fashion show on Lincoln Road hosted by Giuliana Rancic of E! News and E!'s Fashion Police. The show which was live streamed on MTV featured 1,440 looks—one look per minute—to celebrate The Fabric of Our Lives. On March 1 and 2 the show will be held on Lincoln Road again and will be called Cotton's 24 Hour Runway Show: Road to the Runway.
Style Squads have already started traveling the nation in search of 6 people that inspire a nation of cotton style enthusiasts. Those six will be able to win a 4-day, 3-night trip to Miami. Plus VIP access to the show as well as a photo shoot and $3,550 in money. On January 4, they will be on South Beach (off the corner of Meridian Avenue and Lincoln) at 11 a.m. looking for the best local style. Fashion Influencers will be on hand to help them select like style bloggers Mattieologie, Keiko Lynn, Sincerely Jewels, Urban Weeds, and Sugar Laws. You must be 13 years-old and up to win. See more: HERE
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In FCW's Oct. 28 story on
IT certifications, a couple of readers disagreed with the contention that the credentials are the be-all, end-all to security hiring – or even necessarily the right answer.
I'd rather see companies hire people who've been going to hacker conventions for the last decade than someone who did a 40-hour boot camp and got a brain dump. The government will stay behind when they don't have people who know the subject doing the hiring.
Amber Corrin responds:
The big problem there is recruiting the people attending hacker conventions. There may be a few talented individuals here and there who are willing to take on civil employment or working for someone else in a corporation, but by and large, you're talking about people whose very nature skews away from that type of work.
Tom Kellerman, vice president for cybersecurity at cloud security firm Trend Micro said it best at an event in October: "The U.S. has a culture of bastardizing the hacker community as a whole," he said. "If you're technically sophisticated and you know how to become a mission [yourself], why would you want a boss?"
An anonymous commenter wrote:
The only benefit of certification is for the certification providers! It takes critical finances, time and resources away from defense projects with little to no benefit in return. Experience is by far the premier indicator.
But how do you measure that experience? I'm not defending certifications, merely playing devil's advocate – and reporting to you the response I got when I expressed a similar sentiment. Most commonly, certification requirements are used at least as a front-end filter in the hiring process rather than a guarantee of IT security savvy. But it's possible – maybe even likely? – that credentials end up being more than just a checked box that gets your resume past the first phase.
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From a hiring perspective, perhaps certification can enhance a resume to a degree, however, the government Cyber Security Workforce certification requirements are a drain on resources. Additionally, while keeping up with security patches is important, we need to focus on persistant threats through monitoring our network baselines and inbound/outbound traffic. Certifications do not capture these principles well. We need to be more proactive in cyber security and less reactive.
When hiring it is hard to know a person's talent level, but Certifications at least show a basic knowledge. I guess in an ideal world you would have a talent based Cert. I know there are a lot of people who have Certs. that can't do squat with networks, servers, IA, etc. I know at one time I was a Novell CNE but I didn't have the skills to manage a network. So I know what the author is saying.
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Mental health of UK Afghan and Iraq veterans
Department of Community Based Medicine, University of Bristol, Bristol BS6 6JL, UK.The Lancet (Impact Factor: 45.22). 05/2010; 375(9728):1758-60. DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(10)60716-7
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ABSTRACT: The nature and effects of stigma have been widely discussed in the context of mental illness, and references to stigma are commonly used to explain a wide array of social processes. For example, it is often claimed that stigmatisation affects aspects of personal identity, that it underpins unjust and discriminatory behaviour, and that it is responsible for a reluctance among members of the lay public to disclose the presence of treatable psychiatric symptoms and problems to health professionals. A widespread reluctance to disclose symptoms of 'emotional problems' to health professionals is in fact well documented. Yet the reasons for such patterns of behaviour are far from clear. However, in this paper, on the basis of qualitative data collected from primary care attendees in Wales (N=127), the authors suggest that appeals to stigma are inadequate to explain the phenomenon. More likely, it seems, is that members of the lay public have markedly different images from health professionals of what constitutes a mild to moderate psychiatric problem. Consequently, it is argued that the phenomenon of non-disclosure could be viewed more accurately as a problem of alternative taxonomic systems than of fear of stigma. The implications of the argument for health practice and theory are outlined.Social Science & Medicine 06/2003; 56(10):2191-200. DOI:10.1016/S0277-9536(02)00235-6 · 2.89 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Concerns have been raised about the mental and physical health of UK military personnel who deployed to the 2003 war in Iraq and subsequent tours of duty in the country. We compared health outcomes in a random sample of UK armed forces personnel who were deployed to the 2003 Iraq war with those in personnel who were not deployed. Participants completed a questionnaire covering the nature of the deployment and health outcomes, which included symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, common mental disorders, general wellbeing, alcohol consumption, physical symptoms, and fatigue. The participation rate was 62.3% (n=4722) in the deployed sample, and 56.3% (n=5550) in the non-deployed sample. Differences in health outcomes between groups were slight. There was a modest increase in the number of individuals with multiple physical symptoms (odds ratio 1.33; 95% CI 1.15-1.54). No other differences between groups were noted. The effect of deployment was different for reservists compared with regulars. In regulars, only presence of multiple physical symptoms was weakly associated with deployment (1.32; 1.14-1.53), whereas for reservists deployment was associated with common mental disorders (2.47, 1.35-4.52) and fatigue (1.78; 1.09-2.91). There was no evidence that later deployments, which were associated with escalating insurgency and UK casualties, were associated with poorer mental health outcomes. For regular personnel in the UK armed forces, deployment to the Iraq war has not, so far, been associated with significantly worse health outcomes, apart from a modest effect on multiple physical symptoms. There is evidence of a clinically and statistically significant effect on health in reservists.The Lancet 06/2006; 367(9524):1731-41. DOI:10.1016/S0140-6736(06)68662-5 · 45.22 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Rates of mortality due to cirrhosis of the liver are an important indicator of population levels of alcohol harm. Total recorded alcohol consumption in Britain doubled between 1960 and 2002, giving rise to a need to examine and assess cirrhosis mortality trends. Mortality rates were calculated for all ages and for specific age-groups (15-44 years and 45-64 years) for cirrhosis of the liver. Rates were directly age-standardised to the European standard population and compared with rates from 12 western European countries for the period 1955-2001. Cirrhosis mortality rates increased steeply in Britain during the 1990s. Between the periods 1987-1991, and 1997-2001, cirrhosis mortality in men in Scotland more than doubled (104% increase) and in England and Wales rose by over two-thirds (69%). Mortality in women increased by almost half (46% in Scotland and 44% in England and Wales). These relative increases are the steepest in western Europe, and contrast with the declines apparent in most other countries examined, particularly those of southern Europe. Cirrhosis mortality rates in Scotland are now one of the highest in western Europe, in 2002 being 45.2 per 100,000 in men and 19.9 in women. Current alcohol policies in Britain should be assessed by the extent to which they can successfully halt the adverse trends in liver cirrhosis mortality. The situation in Scotland warrants particular attention.The Lancet 02/2006; 367(9504):52-6. DOI:10.1016/S0140-6736(06)67924-5 · 45.22 Impact Factor
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Pamela writes overly long e-mails, best-selling mysteries (USA Best Book Award Winner, Fiction: Cross Genre, Finalist) and hilarious nonfiction (USA Best book Award Winner, Parenting: Divorce). The Houston Press named her as one of Houston's Top 10 Authors (2014). She is a recovering attorney and investigator who resides deep in the heart of Nowheresville, Texas and in the frozen north of Wyoming. Pamela has a passion for great writing and smart authorpreneurship as well as long hikes with her hunky husband and pack of rescue dogs, traveling in the Bookmobile, and her Keurig, but most of all she loves her readers. Like you. Thanks for visiting! Download her mystery Saving Grace, free everywhere, and do drop a note to her in the comments below or to pamela at pamelahutchins dot com.
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Great interior design with lost Beatles and Rolling Stones pics. Comfortable, well equipped and designed room. Roof deck with small spa. Veryy Tasty food at hotel restaurant ( very European, almost French:)) Malin+ Goetz cosmetics
My husband and I stayed at the Betsy for MLK weekend. We loved it.-were upgraded to a one bed suite... very nicely furnished, comfortable bed... facing the water. was a little loud, but manageable (we live in NYC).-BLT Steak and bar were great. We ate at the bar, had fantastic service... sushi was fresh and yummy and drinks were well prepared. We had brunch outside on Monday and it was a great spot to watch the world go by.-Roof deck -- was very quiet the weekend we were there, but a perfect place to read a book and relax.-Spa: got a pedicure... was cold and outside. The service was nice (they wrapped me in blankets!) but was odd that there wasn't an indoor option. If you are looking for a spa day, I'd suggest you go to a bigger hotel with a full spa experience.-Pool: small and in courtyard. If you are looking for a big pool with sun and people watching, this isn't the place.-Beach: a short walk across the street... had chairs and towels available, but no drink/food service. Was fine for us, but something good to know ahead of time.-Location: was fantastic. Walking distance to lots of great places, but quiet enough to be out of the fray if you chose.Would highly recommend the Betsy.... it is pricey, but definitely worth it.
Stayed here for 1 week as part of Florida holiday in Sept 2012 and loved every minute. The Betsy Service is fantastic and really made our first trip to Miami memorable. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and spotlessly clean. The welcome note and complimentary bottle of wine on arrival was a really pleasant surprise and much appreciated. The hotel is situated at a quieter end on Ocean Drive but only minutes walk from all the main action so you have the benefit of being able to walk everywhere to enjoy the nightlife but then are far enough away to get a good night sleep when you return. The hotel breakfast was average and could be improved with a better offering of more fresh fruit and cereal rather than warmed pastries however don't let this put you off as the hotel itself and Miami more than make up for this. Be sure to book a trip on The Thriller high speed boat ride when you are in Miami, it's amazing and the views spectacular.
What a lovely boutique hotel!! We stayed at the Betsy for three nights this past week and loved it.It's a beautiful beach front hotel located in the famous architectural district of Miami. At first sight the rooms appear small and cramped but once you settle in you realize that there is plenty of space in the room. The rooms are beautifully designed with lots of closet space. The decor is all white with a touch of color like green or orange. Everything is color coordinated and very comfortable.I loved the attention to detail in the room. It was very well planned and comfortable. The best part was the small personal In-Room Library with autographed books by major writers. In fact the hotel is so committed to Arts and philanthropy that they have a separate writer's room.The marble bathrooms are well stocked with (MALIN+GOETZ) luxury apothecary bath amenities. The hotel itself if small but very cozy and well maintained. The staff is excellent! I'd like to give a shout-out to Paul from the concierge who was excellent and helped us with various dining reservations. Thank you Paul! The housekeeping was very helpful and prompt too. They did provide us with extra slippers, toothpaste and bandage when needed. The hotel itself has a lovely roof deck facing the Atlantic ocean. One can enjoy the beautiful sunset stretched on a chaise lounge. They do have a private pool and a spa for pure relaxation. The hotel is located beachfront on Ocean Drive at 14th Street and offers beach attendant service to provide chairs and umbrellas. If you are a guest at the hotel you get 2 chairs and an umbrella on the beach for free. Thursday evenings they have live music in the lounge. We sipped some wine and enjoyed a game of chess while listening to the band. The BLT steak is an excellent restaurant at the hotel. We dined three times on separate occasions. The Brunch was delicious. They have the biggest French toast I have ever eaten. It's HUGE and delicious! All the meals were scrumptious and left us very happy and content. My favorite part about this hotel are the wonderful black and white photographs of the Beatles band. Adorning the walls of the hotel are these lovely photographs of the band taken in their early years. They are simply beautiful and add a special touch!I am very satisfied with my stay at the hotel and will highly recommend it. Needless to say I will come back for more!!
Not so much to say about the well-respected Betsy: Pros:The atmosphere of the Betsy is priceless and you will really feel at home very quickly but to illustrate the feeling:-over the top service at the BLT, good food even for the breakfast (best madeleines ever on Sobe!!)-very very accommodating staff of the Hotel, super concierge (I got an unexpected jet ski tour from them… really unexpected!), -free fast wi-fi, -small but intimate swimming pool, -fantastic roof-top, -awesome wine and cocktails selection at the bar,-books at the bar and in rooms give it away… this hotel is for savvy and open minded people -nice rooms although quite small.Cons:-Expensive but when you think though its pricing its quite cheap compared to its competitiors in standing (Ritz, Setai, Delano…) which are consistently more expensive and much less sophisticatedIn a nutshell TOP NOTCH hotel on Ocean Drive one block away from its craziness. Pricey but if you strike a good deal it is a MUST – if you cannot afford it there is numerous fall back options but try to stay at Betsy one night you might fall in love ;)
I went to the Betsy with my mother for two nights in October. It was a wonderful hotel - the service was great, and the hotel was very elegant and had a lovely atmosphere. Our room was a classic double - clean, super comfortable beds and just enough space. The location was great and only a short walk from Lincoln Road, Collins Avenue etc. However, I feel that it wasn't worth the money. I'm not a fussy traveller at all, but compared to other hotels in the same area that are cheaper and, in my opinion, just as good or even better, it cost a lot more than it should have. Also, when we booked the hotel the price was about $500 (for two nights), but when we arrived we were told that the full price of our stay was nearly $1000 - twice the price we first were told it would be! We agreed to pay anyway, but it definitely cost more than it was worth - at least to us.
We spent 2 nights at the Betsy and just wish we could have stayed longer. Brilliant location, very helpful friendly staff, roof terrace is lovely.A very calm hotel in the middle of manic South Beach.
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Definitely leave out the salt. The salt in the soy sauce is more than enough. I added some ground ginger to the vinaigrette (didn't have fresh). It does make a lot of vinaigrette for the amount of fish called for in the recipe, which left me with soggy breadcrumbs except for what some in the very middle of the fillets. I think the lemon is overpowering too, taking away from the other ingredients. With tweaking, this recipe could be really good. As is, not so much.flag if inappropriate
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The North American distributor Bandai Entertainment notified retailers that it had delayed its release of two volumes of Gainax's Gurren Lagann anime series. Volumes 3 and 4 were originally due to be released on January 6, 2009. Bandai had not given any reason for the sudden delay and had not rescheduled the release of both volumes.
Gurren Lagann will premiere on Canada's Super Channel 2 premium network on December 8. The American television run just finished on the Sci Fi channel earlier this month.
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Just in case you are interested in such things: My great aunts Lula and Rosa Allison, who died a few days apart in the 1918 epidemic, got the flu as a result of going to take care of their brother Russell, who contracted the flu at Camp Sherman in Chillicothe.The story that their brother Owen F Allison (my grandfather, 1901-1995) told - is: One of the two sisters had gone over to care for Russell, fell ill, and then the other sister went to take care of HER....All three of them died within ten days of each other. Since my great grandfather, Franklin Allison, was also the undertaker for Vinton County, he had to deal with his own three children all dying . My grandpa Owen said that their bodies were displayed in the big bay window of the house, to avoid people coming inside and risking infection.
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Hello, I would like to correct just a couple of things you have for Dorothea Susan Brown. I am her sister, and recently started on ancestry and saw it. I'm sure it must be her because you have her husband's name and place she was found. Her birthdate is Feb 5, 1954, instead of Feb 15. Her year of death is 1975 instead of 1974. Her burial is at Mt. Cavalry Cemetery in Albuquerque, NM, instead of in Gallup. I live several hundred miles from there, and have never been back, but I believe she still does not have a headstone, but I confirmed her records a few years ago with the cemetery.
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