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Figured I'd make a post sharing who I got paid by in January. There were quite a few that month because I participated more than I normally do. So here you go:
Note: Some of these links are affiliate/referral links. Read my disclosure here.
SuperPoints – I got paid by SuperPoints a few times. I finally made it to Platinum status, and once you're there, it's easier to reach cash out because it only takes 500 points to redeem. I have gotten both an Amazon card and $5 to Paypal through SuperPoints. Have an invite and need to get some referrals? Leave it in the comments below.
Sponsored Tweets – I got paid for tweeting a few times via Sponsored Tweets. I have my rate set a $1 per tweet and there were a few people who actually took me up on it. You can cash out any time with Sponsored Tweets as long as you do have $2 in your account, but I'd really recommend waiting till you have a little more because they charge you $2 to take your money out unless you have at least $50 in there.
YouData – This company pays me about every week. It's normally only a bit of small change (like a quarter or less per week), but I do admire the fact that they are so consistent about sending it, no matter how small. If you're interested in what this is, it's basically just clicking ads. And they don't always have ads for you to view.
Beezag – I cashed out for the first time with Beezag this month. You have to have 8000 points there to redeem for $8 to Paypal, and I finally got there. It took them about a week to send it after I redeemed for it. I have been a Beezag member since August or so of last year so this one took a while for me, but it's mainly because I honestly have not participated much here.
Paid Viewpoint – I cashed out for $15 with Paid Viewpoint (a great survey site) and they sent it to my Paypal account that same day! I love that about this company. This is one I recommend. They keep the surveys short, sweet, and to the point. And you get paid for every question you answer. You have to have $15 to cash out with this one.
Instant Cash Sweepstakes – I cashed out a few times here as well, but just for a few dollars each time. There is no minimum payout. It's run by the same people who run Paid Viewpoint, and basically all you do is answer short little polls. Sometimes you'll win a few cents for answering and sometimes you won't. If you don't, you will usually get some coins or tickets that you can cash in for contest entries. They have one $50 contest every day and several small $2 contests every day. I have won the $2 contest a few times.
Share Magnet – This one is listed last, but it's for sure not least! I really, really like Share Magnet. It's kind of like Sponsored Tweets where you can get paid for tweeting out ads, but with this one you can also get paid for sharing them on Facebook and several other social networking sites. I cashed out here for about $5 and it was sent to me promptly. You only need $1 to cash out and they have a long list of great links to share (including a link for my other site, Real Ways to Earn Money Online!) You get paid a few cents here every time someone clicks on the links you share.
And unless I'm forgetting something, I believe that was it for January. All of the above are great programs I highly recommend, have been paid by, and can confirm they are for real.
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In 1942, as America moved from depression to war, a now classic film debuted and set the standard for entertainment during times of hardship: Sullivan's Travels, Preston Sturges' ode to the value of comedy in our lives. In the film, John Sullivan, a misguided comic director, yearned to create something "meaningful� that would speak to a troubled nation. Along with Sullivan, Americans and Hollywood execs alike experienced the humbling discovery that what troubled audiences yearn for more than anything else is laughter and respite.
Will Americans once again crowd into theaters in search of escapism and lightheartedness? Will comedy, family melodrama and fantasy supersede hard-core action and uncompromised reality? Of course, it's easy to overstate the changes to American entertainment wrought by the events of Sept. 11, but the reality of a shift in tastes seems undeniable. The actual changes themselves, however, are expected to be much more subtle.
Sure, there were the immediate results: Films depicting terrorists or havoc in the air were shelved. Others had sweeping vistas of the Twin Towers edited out, lest they distract from the action at hand. Yet most of the changes in how Americans entertain themselves have been far less dramatic.
In the weeks following the terrorist attacks, several shifts took place, often along lines last seen during World War II and at the dawn of the Cold War. First, Americans tuned in to the news to an unusual extent. When they weren't watching the headlines, they veered in an almost opposite direction — toward comedy, fantasy and escape. Thrillers and horror flicks continued to perform well, despite the initial speculation that violent themes would suffer, but with one important caveat: The violence had to seem far removed from the tangible, the possible, the foreseeable. It needed to be sufficiently unreal. (Perhaps it should come as no surprise then that reality TV, already suffering somewhat from programming overkill, found its ratings tumbling further in the weeks following the attacks.)
"Americans are fearful and full of negative emotions now,� says psychologist and author Dr. Joyce Brothers. "They're feeling depressed. They're turning to the few things that bring them joy and positive emotions.� As for other themes, she says, "Americans need entertainment that is engaging. We're not afraid to worry as long as we know the worry isn't real.�
Immediately following the attacks, 24-hour-news stations suddenly seemed essential. Even MTV and VH1 broadcast feeds from sister Viacom network CBS for the first 24 hours. Brad Adgate, senior vice president of research for New York City-based Horizon Media, says that during times of war, even young viewers tune in to more serious news coverage. "MTV viewers might be more tempted to watch the news networks now that they might know someone who's fighting in this war,� he says. After the attacks CNN's ratings were up 350 percent; MSNBC, Fox News Channel, Headline News and CNBC also saw significant gains in viewership.
Within weeks, however, the public tuned back to "Must See TV.� Although season premieres were delayed, the fall schedule debuted with force. In their first episodes of the season — less than three weeks after the tragedy — both Friends and ER garnered higher than average ratings. In movie theaters, frothy films like Serendipity (released Oct. 5), and Amelie (released Nov. 2), fared better than Miramax originally predicted, according to Mark Gill, president of Miramax Los Angeles. "Amelie and Serendipity will both benefit from the public mood. We thought they would do reasonably well [before], but our expectations are raised a bit now. Their longevity will be better, given the public appetite.� The satirical weekly, The Onion, heralded the triumph of escapist culture with the headline, "A Shattered Nation Longs to Care About Stupid Bullshit Again.�
But not in quite the same way. Moviegoers also turned out to see violent films again, but ones where the threat of danger seemed somehow remote or far-fetched. The weekend of Sept. 28, Don't Say a Word, a Michael Douglas thriller, debuted at No. 1, grossing $17 million — even though the film had a scene in which a man is buried alive. Mark Gill confirms Americans' ongoing desire for far-flung action/adventure and even some violence. According to Gill, while films like Serendipity are doing well, so is Miramax's Apocalypse Now Redux, whose gross receipts went up 5 percent in the weeks following the attacks. War seems to be acceptable with audiences, as long as it's not the war at hand. Patrons of video stores relished similarly violent fare, with dark titles like Hannibal, Memento and Exit Wounds topping rental charts in the weeks after the attacks.
Betsy Frank, executive vice president of research at MTV Networks, has already noticed a shift among the network's properties, which include Nickelodeon and VH1. "It was certainly true for the first couple of weeks that [Americans had] a desire to watch something safe and something that would make them forget — at least for a while — what they had just seen. But that will return a bit more to normal as the distance becomes further.�
Change in the entertainment industry isn't only subtle, it's also often delayed. Miramax's Gill notes that in the next year or so the industry is pretty much forced to make do with the movies that are already in the pipeline. Hollywood is bogged down with excess inventory because many studios rushed projects along in anticipation of actors' and writers' strikes that never materialized. Nonetheless, Gill predicts additional changes later in terms of themes and storylines, as producers, directors and screenwriters grapple with how to interpret and filter current sentiment through their work. Says Gill: "There's a trend now toward actors and directors wanting to make films that make the audience feel good.� In about a year's time, that trend is likely to alter the pool of films from which the moviegoing public has to choose. Gill admits that when looking at potential scripts these days, comedies and patriotic films have become more attractive.
Overall, uncertainty persists. What will engage; what will alienate? Even MTV's Frank, who barely a week after the attacks sent a battery of questions to young adults on topics ranging from where they got their news to how they were coping with the tragedy, is wary of gauging her audience's future response. "There was a lot of prognostication going on after the attacks that everything, including entertainment, was going to change. You shouldn't make those types of prognostications because you can't underestimate the human spirit and their desire to get back to normal, which is exactly what has appeared to happen.� Perhaps it's a slightly new kind of normal, for a new kind of normalcy.
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Overall, networks with that "warm and fuzzy� feeling tended to regain viewers more quickly than networks that concentrated on pop culture, sports and travel. For instance, three weeks following the attacks, CMT regained 129 percent of the number of viewing households that tuned in just before the attacks. ESPN only regained 78 percent of its viewers.
Disney Channel | 106% |
TV Land | 102% |
Nickelodeon | 95% |
E! Entertainment TV | 82% |
Court TV | 75% |
The Weather Channel | 75% |
The Travel Channel | 71% |
MTV: Music Television | 65% |
Source: Horizon Media |
every which way
In the days and weeks following the terrorist attacks, survey companies took to the field with questions trying to gauge the opinions of the American public as to what they want from the entertainment industry. The following are just some of the questions asked and the responses:
Over the past few weeks, it has been somewhat of an emotional relief to see the return of programming, commercials and promotional events not focused on the recent tragedy.
Strongly agree | 49% |
Somewhat agree | 32% |
Somewhat disagree | 10% |
Strongly disagree | 5% |
Don't know | 4% |
Source: Strategy One, September 18-21, 2001 |
Agree or disagree with the following statement: It is time for networks to begin fall programming:
Strongly agree | 32% |
Somewhat agree | 48% |
Somewhat disagree | 15% |
Strongly disagree | 4% |
Source: Knowledge Networks/Statistical Research, September 22-23, 2001 |
On a scale of 1 to 5 (one being the most likely) how likely are you to go out to see a movie or live entertainment in the next four weeks?
More likely | 9% |
2 | 7% |
3 | 59% |
4 | 10% |
Less likely | 15% |
Source: Initiative Media, September 21-23, 2001 |
Thinking about what you want to see on TV, which of the following types of programming are you more likely to watch in the next few weeks? (Multiple answers allowed.)
News updates | 60% |
Comedy | 57% |
Police/detective dramas | 38% |
"All news� networks | 38% |
Action/adventure | 33% |
Lawyer/courtroom dramas | 33% |
Investigative spy dramas | 31% |
Source: Initiative Media, September 21-23, 2001 |
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Top-selling albums the week of the terrorist attacks appeared to be the same types of albums selling before Sept. 11 — new albums by artists popular among young Americans.
Top 10 Albums week ending Sept. 9 | Top 10 Albums week ending Sept. 16 | ||
1. | Toxicity, System of a Down* | 1. | The Blueprint, Jay-Z* |
2. | Songs in A Minor, Alicia Keys | 2. | Silver Side Up, Nickelback* |
3. | Aaliyah, Aaliyah | 3. | Songs in A Minor, Alicia Keys |
4. | Now 7, Various artists | 4. | Ghetto Fabolous, Fabolous* |
5. | No More Drama, Mary J. Blige | 5. | Love and Theft, Bob Dylan* |
6. | Break the Cycle, Staind | 6. | Satellite, P.O.D.* |
7. | [Hybrid Theory], Linkin Park | 7. | Glitter (Sndtrk), Mariah Carey* |
8. | Now, Maxwell | 8. | [Hybrid Theory], Linkin Park |
9. | Celebrity, 'N Sync | 9. | Now 7, Various artists |
10. | The Good Times, Afroman | 10. | Aaliyah, Aaliyah |
*Album debuted that week | Source: SoundScan |
déjà vu
The same dark, violent movies that topped the video rental charts the week before the attacks came out on top the week after.
Top 10 video rentals week ending Sept. 9 | Top 10 video rentals week ending Sept. 16 | ||
1. | Hannibal | 1. | Hannibal |
2. | Memento* | 2. | Blow* |
3. | Exit Wounds | 3. | Memento |
4. | The Mexican | 4. | Exit Wounds |
5. | Chocolat | 5. | The Mexican |
6. | Joe Dirt | 6. | Joe Dirt |
7. | Enemy at the Gates | 7. | The Tailor of Panama* |
8. | 15 Minutes | 8. | Chocolat |
9. | The Family Man | 9. | Enemy at the Gates |
10. | See Spot Run | 10. | 15 Minutes |
*Video was new to release that week. | Source: Video Store Magazine |


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At 29, JJ has reached the peak of his career. He works out of a small consultancy in Zurich. He dates Aurianne - a beautiful air-hostess - but worries about whether he really loves her. But, thankfully, money is not a worry. You see, JJ is a contract-killer. Working freelance for a select organisation, he has built a reputation as a discreet, professional cleaner who doesn't cause trouble for employer or 'client' (beyond the obvious).
But when - after a disposing of a corpulent businessman - he becomes so fascinated with the man's beautiful companion that he lets her go, he starts a chain of events which will lead him to re-evaluate his whole life and beliefs.
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Peter Vego's Florida homebred Go Between is the slight favorite among nine 3-year-olds entered for Friday's $100,000 Crown Royal American Turf (gr. IIIT) on the Churchill Downs turf.The Crown Royal American Turf, contested at 1 1/16 miles, is one of six stakes races on the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) Churchill card.Go Between, who won the Palm Beach (gr. IIIT) at Gulfstream Park March 12 before being upset in the Sophomore Turf at Tampa Bay Downs a month ago, is 5-2 on the morning line. Never out of the money in six lifetime starts for trainer Bill Mott, the chestnut son of Point Given is to be ridden by Edgar Prado, who was aboard in the Palm Beach. Go Between was assigned 122 pounds.Edgewood Farm's Tahoe Warrior held on stubbornly after leading most of the way to finish third in his last start, the Forerunner on the Keeneland turf April 20. Trained by Todd Pletcher, Garrett Gomez takes over the riding chores on the son of Carson City, 3-1 on the morning line. The Nick Zito-trained Giant Basil is listed at 4-1 after beating allowance foes impressively in his first start against winners on the Keeneland turf April 8. Corey Nakatani replaces Julien Laparoux, who turns up on Stream Cat in the American Turf.Also at 4-1 is Sacred Light, who failed to accumulate enough graded earnings to make the 20-horse Kentucky Derby (gr. I) field for trainer David Hofmans and Amerman Racing Stables. Sacred Light would be making his turf debut. The Holy Bull colt is also entered in an allowance race as the 8-5 favorite Saturday.The Patrick Bancone-trained Stream Cat, who was assigned 122 pounds, is an interesting longshot in his first outing since an eighth-place finish in the 2005 Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I). The Black Minnaloushe colt won his only previous start on grass, Saratoga's With Anticipation Stakes in September, then followed that two weeks later with a victory in the Kentucky Cup Juvenile (gr. III) at Turfway.$100,000 Crown Royal American Turf Stakes (gr. IIIT, Race 9, 4:47 p.m.), 3-Year-Olds, 1 1/16 Miles (Turf)
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1. Sacred Light (KY), Victor Espinoza, 116, 4/1
2. Stream Cat (KY), Julien R. Leparoux, 122, 6/1
3. Warrior Within (KY), Rafael Bejarano, 118, 15/1
4. Tahoe Warrior (KY), Garrett K. Gomez, 116, 3/1
5. Go Between (FL), Edgar S. Prado, 122, 5/2
6. Gaelic Storm (KY), Rene R. Douglas, 116, 15/1
7. Giant Basil (FL), Corey S. Nakatani, 116, 4/1
8. Act of God (PA), Brice Blanc, 116, 20/1
9. Malameeze (KY), Robby Albarado, 116, 15/1
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The car in which Aam Aadmi Party supremo and New Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal was travelling met with a minor accident in Jalandhar on Friday.
The accident occurred when Kejriwal's cavalcade was descending a flyover. His car was hit by another car of his cavalcade that avoided hitting an auto rickshaw.
The Delhi chief minister, who was not injured, resumed his journey to Amritsar from Ludhiana where he spent the night.
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:25 PM GMT on May 18, 2011
Expect a busy Atlantic hurricane season this year, with sixteen named storms, say Pennsylvania State University (PSU) hurricane scientists Michael Mann and Michael Kozar. Their annual Atlantic hurricane season forecast issued on May 16 calls for 12 - 20 named storms this season, which starts June 1 and runs until November 30. An average season has 10 - 11 named storms. Their prediction was made using statistics of how past hurricane seasons have behaved in response to sea surface temperatures (SSTs), the El Niño/La Niña oscillation, the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), and other factors. This year's forecast is primarily based on three factors:
1) The current above-average sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic Main Development Region (MDR) for hurricanes, from Central America to the coast of Africa between 10°C and 20°C North latitude, will continue into the main part of hurricane season;
2) The fading La Niña event in the Eastern Pacific Ocean will be replaced by neutral El Niño/La Niña conditions;
3) The North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) will be near average during hurricane season.
Figure 1. Hurricane Igor of 2010 as seen from the International Space Station.
The PSU team will also be making a new experimental forecast based not on the absolute MDR sea surface temperatures, but on difference between the MDR SST and ocean temperatures over the rest of the globe's tropical oceans. Some research has suggested that Atlantic hurricane activity is greater when this relative difference in SSTs is high, not necessarily when the absolute MDR SST is high (in other words, if all the world's tropical oceans have record high SSTs, we wouldn't get an unusually active Atlantic hurricane season, even with record warm SSTs in the Atlantic.) This new experimental forecast is predicting higher activity: 19 named storms in the Atlantic this year.
The PSU team has been making Atlantic hurricane season forecasts since 2007, and these predictions have done pretty well:
2007 prediction: 15 Actual: 15
2009 prediction: 12.5 Actual: 9
2010 prediction: 23 Actual: 19
NOAA will be issuing their annual pre-season Atlantic hurricane season forecast at 11:30am on Thursday, and I'll make a post on that Thursday afternoon. Tropical Storm Risk, Inc. (TSR) issues their pre-season forecast on May 24, and Colorado State University issues theirs on June 1.
My next post on the Mississippi flood will be on Friday.
PSU 2011 Atlantic hurricane season forecast issued on May 16.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
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Quoting Patrap: Look familiar |
Quoting RevElvis:come on in, the water's fine! I am a reformed lurker myself. Interesting link. Since some of those images are over thousands of feet of water I am skeptical that escaping radon could cause enough rapid heating to be detected. I wonder what the water temps did in those areas. |
Quoting CybrTeddy: I'd agree with those numbers my range is 14-18 7-10 3-5 so those numbers fall right in the middle |
Quoting Patrap: About one mile. |
tyvm.. |
Quoting Patrap: That's the reason for the apocalypse predictions. |
#401 ..interesting,,thanx for da linkie. |
Quoting PrivateIdaho: I was too busy telling Pliny what to write down. Poor guy was rowing and writing at the same time. |
If the PDO and the MJO,bump into the MDO and the PLO,will there be a War? Bueller? anyone? |
Quoting aquak9: Dora started way out there. Were you alive way back in 1964? |
Well, a lot of those years were before the multi-decadal oscillation started the upward trend. |
I was doing a lot of Mack-O and Aurora watching,,not far from your Bivouac if mem serves me well. LoL |
Quoting Grothar:Probably gave you Pompeii flash-backs.;) |
Quoting TomTaylor: Hey, Tom T. Glad to be back. |
Quoting Patrap: And what were you doing 4 years later? LOL |
Quoting CybrTeddy:This is about where I am. I think we may see one more hurricane / majors: to wit, 16 - 9 - 5. If we were heading back to a la nina-type ENSO situation, I might go for more named storms. But warm-side neutral IMO doesn't necessarily lend itself to protracted season length... |
oh howdy Grothar! been a long time |
Remember it well, datz dee day I signed my USMC contract. |
Quoting Patrap: Can't believe that was 31 years ago. |
Quoting HurricaneDevo: Pretty quiet years except for one |
Quoting Patrap:folks up this way remember it well.:( |
Happy Upcoming Hurricane Season, Everyone. :) |
The Colorado forecast is using 1956, 1961, 1989, 2009, and 2008 as analog years for 2011. |
Quoting aquak9: That is a comforting thought. |
And Dora hit us in 1964. ok, ix-nay on the 64-ay. |
31 years ago Doom came in with a bang. |
Quoting CybrTeddy: Ooh, Cleo hit us in 1964. |
@ Peggy, the quote button might actually be of use from time to time.... u may have to press twice... @ Everybody, still no rain here... though it is prolly drenching North Eleuthera right now... |
Quoting Grothar: 2012 is supposta be an analogous year. |
Quoting DestinJeff: They're all apocalyptic mischief. |
Quoting Grothar: I think they did, I know that 2008 and I think 1964 are among them. |
Quoting CybrTeddy: Have they determined an analogous year for 2011 yet? |
Quoting Levi32: Keeping it on the low side, eh? Think the AO will have any positive affect on the winds in the Atlantic? |
Quoting Grothar:i heard somewhere they use a bigger dart board i think it was what i heard or maybe they mean a bigger dart not sure really guess we see tomorrow |
Quoting Grothar: I'm at 16-8-4, very similar to 2008. |
Quoting Grothar: Bonehaid! he's talking about the kitteh, not you. Remember his kitteh passed away last year? oh the details of it all are too depressing, wish now I hadn't even brought it up. |
dont believe anything a lion says 'zurp |
Quoting Grothar: I'm at 15 to 16 named, 9 hurricanes, 4 major. |
I got my own zombie kit. Chainsaw. so the prediction comes out tomorrow? I got confused and thought they moved back the apocolypse date. Or is that the apocolypse? |
Quoting DestinJeff: If I lasted this long, not much will bother me. |
CDC Warns Public to Prepare for 'Zombie Apocalypse' Link |
Quoting EYEStoSEA: Don't frett none! Sorry I couldn't get on, but I was a little busy for a bit. |
Quoting Levi32: Are we expecting an unusual amount of mischief? I am going with 18-10-6. |
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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The House GOP Proposal Is Still Extortion
There seems to be some confusion over why the House GOP's new proposal is still extortion while the Senate deal that Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell brokered yesterday isn't so let's break this down.
In both deals, the continuing resolution lasts until January 15 and the debt ceiling is raised until February 7. As the White House has made abundantly clear, these are not concessions from either side. This is simply Congress doing its job.
Here's how the Senate proposal shapes up:
Republicans get: Democrats Get:
- Income verification • Delay of reinsurance fee
There will also be a budget negotiation that occurs under the McConnell-Reid deal. See how both sides get something from each other?
Here's the new House GOP plan:
Republicans get: Democrats Get:
- Income verification
- Two-year delay of medical device tax
- Version of Vitter Amendment
- Ban on extraordinary measures
So, what exactly do Democrats get out of this? Nothing. House Republicans are still demanding concessions in return for funding the government and not defaulting. It's the same hostage-taking tactics they've been using all along. Boehner and Co. have reduced their ransom demands significantly, which is why there is a lot of optimism that a deal will eventually get done, but it's still ransom. That's why the White House and Senate Democrats are vehemently against this plan. They are adamant that they will not agree to any deal that sets a precedent for using the debt ceiling as an extortion device and the House GOP plan still does that.
October 15, 2013 at 12:49 pm
Okay, dealing is still dealing. So Republicans get something and (allegedly) give something to get CR and debt ceiling extension for a few months. Senate may call it bipartisan but I see no end to extortion in the future.
The reinsurance tax is the deal that insurance companies agreed to to lower premiums by 10% because it mitigates some of the risk. If the reinsurance tax is delayed for 2015, there will be increases in 2015 and Republicans will scream that ACA is a sham. Yes, yes, I know they will scream it anyway but I prefer that there are no actual numbers to back it up.
The unions are happier but ACA is weaker.
The dynamic doesn't change. WH and Reid DID 'negotiate' in order to get a couple of months. Hey, I don't have the answers to how to end this mess, but this is still same-old, same-old.
If the deal put some real conditions on this tactic in the future, I think it would be worth it. But even this Obamabot is now re-thinking all of my support for the compromises in the past, since the ante continues to go up. I don't see this deal changing the dynamic one iota.
Am I wrong? Prove me wrong and talk me down.
October 15, 2013 at 12:50 pm
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This school is the WORST SCHOOL I HAVE EVER BEEN TO. The teachers are totally clueless they dont teach at all they throw books at you and expect you to know the material inside and out even if you have no prior knowledge of the material. The grading system is totally messed up. As an LPN student you take a course the last month of your first quarter. There is a total of 3 exams and a final all equaling 95% of your grade. Yea really fair to set students up for failure. If you fail that class and want to repeat you only get ONE REPEAT FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR and you have to drop out of school and re enroll. Nothing of that is said at orientation or anywhere else. Basically you get a phone call saying "you only get on free repeat so it should be taken into consideration if you truly want to use it on a 30 hr course because if you fail any of the bulk classes through out the rest of the yr you will have to pay for them out of pocket" real encouraging right!!!!! Bust your hump day in and day out to be thrown around like a ping pong ball in an overpriced $30,000 program to feel like crap and have no direction on where else to go because you gave so much money to the school that turned into crap!!!! Not to mention the lack of clean classrooms and bathrooms without TP and paper towels, the so called lunch room is disgustimg and never cleaned and all it contains are vending machines that steal your money constantly, real nice for students who are at school from 8a-2:45p a day. The staff are rude and refuse to help when multiple students complain. The tests do not match the work, the clinicals are awful in disgusting nursing homes where pts are treated like garbage and abused. I regret ever going to the Edison campus and I suggest ppl who are considering going do your research before you waste financial aid money to go there. I am so beyond disgusted and angry that now I have to find another program to get into. Oh and major word of advice IF YOU WANT TO BECOME AN RN YOU WILL NEED TO TAKE THE WHOLE RN PROGRAM BC NONE OF THE CLASSES YOU TAKE HERE ARE TRANSFERABLE AT ALL, TOTALLY UNRECOGNIZED. So unless you want to be an LPN as a career re-think your choice.
Lincoln tech in Edison WOULD be a fantastic school if they weren't so rude.. Select people in the office are 100% rude, they have attitude with students and when bothered to help a student they bring off a vibe that there annoyed. It's not comforting.. For being in a LPN program the select teachers are not what a nursing student should have as a teacher... We're not being taught how we should be. And going for help does NOT help a single bit. I feel that the school is so unorganized. And with the amount of money you pay for the LPN program it's not worth it because the education I am getting it useless, and I'm teaching myself. So for 30,000+ for this program it is not worth it.
I graduated with a 3.86GPA and didn't receive any recommendations or any help. In fact, I was never even contacted during my attendance or afterwards, unless it involved money. I never got to take the test to become licensed because when I graduated I didn't have means of transportation and after a year they say they won't cover your test, which is funny because my financial aid paid for it. So I get to pay for a test I never get to take. All those commercials about caring that you're a single parent are false. You get enough aid to cover your schooling and then you work full time to cover all your other expenses. The classes are NOT accredited so now that I'm in college I get to take the anatomy courses all over again because my credits didn't transfer. This is probably one of the biggest mistakes I've ever made, because I went to massage school, racked up a world of debt, and I never get to become licensed because as a single parent I can't pay for a test twice, and they won't give me back the money for the test they said they'd cover with my aid. I will never recommend this institution to anyone looking to improve their career.
I attend Lincoln College of Technology of Indianapolis for automotive I was all in to make someone of my self. But my youth n ignorance let me into lots of debt. I made the mistake by not looking into the school more. Their financial aid were very fast in getting me in the school. I was excited to begin! In total it was $23,000 for 1yr n 3 months. NOT WORTH IT...... I noticed they had a high amount of students coming in every month but only half would stay. They do that just to make money they don't care about u. When I started they gave me my books,uniforms,Napa basic tools n a cheap tool box. Yes they overly charged me for those things. We were required to were uniforms if not we were not allowed in class n if u wanted to stay they would sell u a shirt so u can stay. Also if u were late u would not be let in class. It was hard for me because I had a job at the time with a landscaping company worked 6am to 5pm then I would go to college 530pm to 1130pm. I thought it was going to be worth it at the end. But it wasn't. Classes were very poorly teached. Mostly read your book n do worksheets. I went in here for hands on training not book reading work that was 90% of the time. Teachers were not be very knowledgeable they would read off the book mostly. I understand its part of learning but this was suppose to be more of a hands on school like they talked so much. Then when we would have shop time the teachers would get us using all data software then they would get lost. All data was just videos of how to do anything in a car whatever brand. It would let u know what tool u would need n what to do. Yes the software is really good n helpful. But were is my teacher that is suppose to be teaching the class. I felt like I was teaching my self when I was there. I should of just googled it got some used books and saved me the money. Besides the credits are not transferable to other colleges. You would change class every month to cover a specific area of the car. If u ask me how can u master a specific area of a car in one month. U just cant there is too much to learn. It's sad to say but when I was there the only thing I looked forward for was lunch break cuz they wouldn't b***s*** me. Students were always on something n would try to start wanting to fight for anything stupid. Also if u left anything unattended things.would.go missing. Good thing I rent by myself cuz I would hear alot about roommates stealing each other things. I did really good in class while there n applied for the bmw didn't get in even though I had all A's in my classes. I think it was all lies about the program cuz no one ever got in it while I was there. So prepare to be disappointed.. I did finish the n graduate cuz it was too late for me to quit. I was still going to pay full price anyway. Im still at the landscaping company as a pesticide applicator n making good money. Please don't go here cuz it's not worth it...
All the school cares about is their money! My son dropped out because he wasn't learning a damn thing. DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST BEFORE YOU SING UP FOR THIS SCHOOL!!! BEWARE if you don't make a big monthly payment they will return your check and keep harassing you to pay a bigger amount. This school is a joke and don't waste your money!!
I attended the Indy campus. All I can tell you is that it was well worth it. Anyone that did not graduate or left was because they didn't want to learn or pay attention. Most of the guys I went with were cool and did good. the instructors are really smart and spent extra time when i needed it. I thought I knew a lot before going to Lincoln but soon found out I didn't know as much as I thought. I currently work for a dealer and lovin it. Lincoln did find me a couple of jobs to choose from. My only complaint was housing. I didn't like the way that company treated us. Lincoln did step in and helped defend me. All in all i loved it and Indy is a pretty cool town.
I'm currently a student enrolled in the auto program at Lincoln tech union. Before I came to the school I read some reviews (good and bad) but being that the school was the only one of It's kind within an hour of where I live I decided to come here. I said to myself as long as you keep your head in the game you will still learn a lot at the school. I stayed positive for the first 5 months and now I have had enough of this place. The school is very unorganized and the majority of the students would rather play on their phone or go to the parking lot and get high. You would think this would make it better for the students who really want to learn but it doesn't. The constant interruption by students and laziness of "some" instructors makes this a very difficult learning environment. I'm doing very Well on my test and book work but that doesn't set you up to work in the field. Hands on is very minimal and in some cases non existent. When we do get shop days most of the school cars are missing pieces or can not be used. if we want hands on time, We are told at times to bring our own vehicles to do work on. I have done this before but there is only so many times you can afford to bring your own vehicle in. We buy a set of tools with the school package and then there is a tool room where the other tools needed can be checked out (if they have it). Most equipment that needs licensing updates or calibration have not had them in a year plus. we are also discouraged from doing bigger projects because if we are not finished in time the car cannot be left in the bay due to night classes needing them. I do not recommend this school to anyone who will be paying out of pocket (GI Bill, loans) or anyone with a serious interest in learning to be an automotive tech. If you need to meet some standard to continue collecting your welfare for to meet a work/school obligation for you probation or parole then this is the place for you. If you work at the school and this offended you I am not sorry, you are part of the problem. So the employes that do care and try to actually teach thank you for your time.
A total joke! Wish I had done my homework before sending my son there! Teachers tell you they will give you the grade they want to not the one you earn! Lazy teachers sleep during class! Teachers are clueless don't even know you need power to test a motor! Not only does the school rip you off but they loop you into housing that beyond rips you off! My son won't quit he will see it to the end but he would of learned more under a shade tree working on a car! DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh and don't fall for "we can help you get a job while you're here" because no they won't! They just tell you that you aren't looking hard enough!
This school is a complete JOKE! Not only is it overpriced but the staff sucks! Some of my instructors were great and wanted to teach. Most however were too busy either trying to be friends with the students or flirting with the few male students we had! How professional!!! When I had my first meeting with Ms. Wright in admissions she basically told me bc I had no previous medical experience I wouldn't be able to handle the LPN courses and would be setting myself up for failure.....funny bc when the LPN instructor saw my grades she said I should have went for LPN. The career coach called me and bothered me many times with bs. I was told on more than one occasion someone would be contacting me for a job and they never did! And most of all is the issue with billing. After my father who was paying what the grants didn't cover received a fully paid slip...lincoln tech has managed to mess my credit up and tried saying I owe $1, 100! All of a sudden today they found the fully paid receipt and have to investigate it. Please do yourself a favor and don't go to Lincoln Tech....you will definitely will regret it!
Cost way too much for the little you get from this program. Most instructors are very competent and experienced, but have to conform to the poor wannabe-college style of I struction. This should be a mostly hands-on program but was mostly paper work. Lack of trainer vehicles to work on made things even worse. You are not told that you have to provide your own vehicles to work on when you come for the tour/info session. Red Flag: They seem to be trying to sell something to you rather than to persuade you with academics. Financial aid office has you going in circles, so hope you don't have any questions. A portion of my student loans went to corporate collections as a result of an incompetent employee that supposedly quit and left the loans she was working on up in the air. Use the nearly $30,000 on an actual education at an actual accredited college or jr college (and much more)!


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So i just purchased a 720sw. I see in shooting mode theres Underwater shot, is that the only mode you can use without purchasing a housing? Like underwater video, underwater macro..
The setting on there is just adjusting exposure and other stuff like that. The camera is waterproof to some depth for some time and you can use any setting while using it that way. I don't have that camera but have an Optio. MAKE SURE that the card holder door or battery compartment is closed, locked, and sealed.
Ray it STATES on the other underwater modes to use the housing. Wide1,2 say use the housing, underwater macro say use housing. Also there is no Underwater Video, mode, do you just use video?
I've got a 725sw and I don't know how to read manuals so I've shot underwater pics in wide 1, wide 2, and underwater snapshot without any housing. Half the time the camera's dragging in the water from a zinger. I figured it says waterproof and shockproof on the housing so all I have to do is make sure the battery and card access is secure and keep the camera attached to my person. I love the camera and have had no problems with it. Helpful hint: don't spill your drink anywhere near the shutter cover - it'll stick and won't function properly until all that sticky stuff is rinsed well.
lx-88 is right. Changing the setting isn't going to make the camera not-waterproof. I've got the 720, and know what you're talking about it stating the part about the housing. I don't know what it's talking about. But like I said, putting it on action or landscape or whatever isn't going to make the camera all of a sudden unwaterproofed. I can't remember what setting I have it on, but in all reality, for a point and shoot camera with a puny 3x zoom, the difference is rather negligible. I'm sure the camera may actually make adjustments as far as SS and f-stop, but with a lens and depth of field and focus it has, the difference between portrait and landscape and so on is unnoticable. It might have the RAW filters for flourescent lighting and the such, but I've never taken a picture of a fish under lights. Maybe I'm biased, in that I'm use to the true adjustability of my DSLR. Now I'm rambling. Don't worry about it. Just put it under water and take a picture!
a flash set to -5 stop below ambient light levels is your friend underwater. I dont know if u can adjust that on there though, so i will just say this... TURN ON THE FLASH when u shoot underwater, unless it is very bright and sunny. even then the flash wont hurt.
Just be sure to hold the camera far enough away from the fish, as flash in lower light conditions underwater will flare and glare the fish, and blacken everything else. That's common to pics taken above water too, but flash will sometimes pick up bubbles and sediment in less than clear water. I've lost some pics that would have been winners because flash killed it. But no flash would've been too dark. Just like taking pics anywhere, I'll take several upon several in an effort to at least get one good one. Jeff
i've never noticed an underater mode. they are waterproof so just dunk it. i haven't figured out video yet
I recently bought a Stylus 725 with visions of taking lots of underwater shots. So far I have taken lots of fish pictures but have not dunked it yet to do so. I bought mine at Costco and they had a phone number to ask for technical advice. From what I recall after reading the manual, I agree with most so far in that you don't need to be in a special mode for it to be water proof but rather those water proof modes will likely provide the best results for taking underwater shots. No experience with the video mode yet. Funny thing is the salesperson at Costco tried to convince me the silicone sleeve accessory that came with the camera "made" it water proof even though there was holes in it. Luckily some good advice from this forum made me know better.


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Amenities specified by hotel companies' brand standards can become a point of contention between hotel owners and brand managers. At issue for the owner is whether offering a particular amenity justifies the expense, while brand managers are typically more concerned with maintaining consistent brand standards systemwide. This report provides another perspective, by analyzing the short-term return on investment for six upscale and luxury brands offering three popular complimentary amenities—bottled water, internet access, and fitness center use—both in terms of their effects on first-time visits and on repeat business. While internet access held the greatest attraction for first-time guests, complimentary bottled water offered the highest ROI for returning guests. Analyzed over a twelve-month period, the fitness center had a negative ROI for both groups. Of particular interest, the study also found that guests greatly overestimated the likelihood that they would use the hotels' amenities.
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