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The American Trucking Assns. (ATA) rolled out an 18-point highway safety agenda this week that encompasses a wide variety of initiatives – everything from recommending a national 65 mph speed limit to mandating electronic speed controls for all commercial truck models built since 1992.
"While the trucking industry is now the safest it has been since the U.S. Dept. of Transportation began keeping crash statistics in 1975, we must continue to further the trend," said Gov. Bill Graves, ATA's president and CEO, at a press conference on Capitol Hill. "Our 18 progressive safety policies will advance highway safety for all highway users by improving driver performance, creating safer vehicles and improving motor carrier performance."
The effort received praise from many quarters, including former government officials and the insurance industry
"I believe [this agenda] is a good platform as we move into the next highway authorization process," said John Hill, the former chief administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). "The cause of 88% percent of all crashes involves a driver, whether they are a passenger vehicle or commercial driver. The strategies today specifically address driver deficiency areas and give drivers tool they need to improve highway safety."
"We support many of the key recommendations in the ATA safety agenda, including graduated licensing for young drivers, primary safety belt enforcement laws, speed enforcement, red light running cameras, tough anti-drunk driving laws, safer vehicle designs and effective driver licensing and supervision," said David Snyder, vp and associate general counsel of public policy for the American Insurance Assn. "If enacted, ATA's measures will reduce fatalities, injuries and economic costs for everyone sharing our highways."
Not everyone in trucking is hailing this effort, however. The Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA), for one, is taking issue with the ATA's call to mandate speed limiters on commercial trucks manufactured after 1992 so they'll be restricted to 65 mph.
"Truck drivers need access to that power to keep up with the speed of traffic and to be able to maneuver around dangerous situations," said Todd Spencer, OOIDA's executive vp. "We already have speed limits in this country, so we should instead enforce those laws more effectively."
He added that large trucking companies speed limit their trucks because it is one way to manage a fleet. "But when driving your own truck, like the majority of the trucking industry, you are perfectly aware of what you are doing and have your own incentives to drive safely and efficiently," Spencer stressed.

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Book 35, Regent's Park: From Tudor Hunting Ground to the Present, was a fairly dull book. It was like going back to the Local History section of the library, except that instead of reading about the area around Dorking I was reading about a park in London.
The problem is that I don't know Regent's Park very well (there are not many parts of London that I can say that I do). I have walked though it from the tube station to the zoo several times, but my focus has either been getting to the zoo or getting home from it. The book assumes a knowledge of Regent's Park that I don't have. It doesn't even have a modern map of Regent's Park, which is much bigger than I thought. I found it on Google Maps on my phone and had a look, that's the best I could do in the name of research.
Having said all that even if I knew every tree in Regent's Park on first name terms I don't think I would have found this book very interesting. I basically shouldn't be reading it, it's on a bookcase that I have to get through to complete my mission of reading a book from every case in Dorking library. I award Regent's Park 3 out of 10. I can't imagine who could possibly be interested in it to this level of detail.
I will however visit Regent's Park and look round it properly. Even though the book wasn't great it has sparked my interest in it a little, sufficient to actual head there and see it as a destination in it's own right rather than somewhere to walk thorough. Who knows what may materialise from this journey?!
A few books have not got great marks but have changed my life in small ways. I have the rudiments on coin collection thanks to Coin Collecting for Dummies and I am listening to music again thanks to The Ninth (Mozart's Complete Pianco Concertos as I read this). The books weren't great but they inspired me. That is the legacy of this project, to expand my life and interests by giving me ideas on what I want to do with my time. It's also the great thing about non-fiction - fiction is enjoyable but ultimately pointless. Non-fiction, being about the real world, can enrich me and my life in way that made up stories never will.
For book 36 I move on to a bookcase that is dominated by books about dogs, I am terrified of dogs so I see no point at all about reading a book about them. However a book about being a vet is the one that stood out.
I enjoyed All Creatures Great and Small as a TV series when I was young, but have never read any of the books. I have read books by doctors and surgeons they have been interesting because they are problem-solving sort of professions, not dissimilar my own when I am often hunting down bugs in computer software. I couldn't be a vet because of my fear of dogs, but I like animals, and I can think of a lot of worse things to do. Let's find out!


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It's been a bit busy busy around here lately, what with Thanksgiving, getting ready for Christmas AND rehearsing for my concert this weekend!
(If you're in CA and want to hear great music – go to this site and buy a ticket!!)
The Thanksgiving tradition I am starting revolves around food. Really, are you surprised?
The last two years I have gotten scone mix from a church holiday sale and baked pumpkin and chocolate chip scones the night before Thanksgiving. This year I made them rounder and a little smaller. More bite-size. And about 4 of them went bad before I (and Vincent, but who are we kidding, I ate most of them!) could eat the entire 2 dozen scones.
An interesting (to me) fact: The light colored spots you see in the dough came out in the finished scones. The spots didn't taste any differently than the darker parts, they just look a little different.
While I was busy getting my hands covered in very sticky dough, Vincent was on the other side of the kitchen making a mixed-berry pie using the All Recipes blackberry pie recipe.
It looked, smelled, and tasted AMAZING. Seriously. Yum.
If I didn't eat 4 pieces of pie after a full Thanksgiving dinner I would have devoured a good chunk of this thing.
Thanksgiving dinner itself was wonderful. Good times, good memories, good food (I'm particularly proud of the green bean non-casserole I made and the sweet carrots. Happy to report very little leftovers!) and an all over good day.
The Cowboys won! Woohoo! Though it was a pretty darn close game.
And we all got to verbalize our thankfulness for family, friends, turkey and alcohol.
There, on the left, are my green beans. And above them, my mom's famous and delicious deviled eggs.
Another good thing about the holidays? Leftovers during the work week!


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Cape Town - AB de Villiers has confirmed that he will play in Pakistan for the first time since 2007 in this year's Pakistan Super League (PSL).
De Villiers, who retired from international cricket last year, is playing for the Lahore Qalanadars in this year's tournament.
Only available for the group stages of the tournament because of family commitments, De Villiers was originally set to play the matches in the UAE.
But the 34-year-old has now confirmed that he will be available to play in the matches against Islamabad United and the Multan Sultans in Lahore.
It is a groundbreaking decision from De Villiers given how security issues in Pakistan have left the country unable to attract touring teams.
De Villiers will be one of the most high-profile players to play in Pakistan since they last hosted Test cricket in the 2008/09 season.
Faf du Plessis, Hashim Amla, Morne Morkel, Imran Tahir and David Miller, meanwhile, played in Pakistan in September 2017 for a World XI side in three T20Is.
"I am delighted to confirm that I will represent Lahore Qalandars in front of our home crowds on 9 and 10 March, during the HBL PSL 2019," De Villiers said in a statement.
"I look forward to revisiting the Gaddafi Stadium and aim to play my part in helping Lahore Qalandars achieve something they have been aspiring for since the inception of this tournament in 2016.
"I am fully aware that cricket is like a second religion in Pakistan. I still remember the support and appreciation we received in 2007. Furthermore, I feel I have a role to play in helping international cricket return to Pakistan. These have been some of the motivating factors for me to return to Lahore.
"I sympathise with the people of Pakistan because they have been cricket-starved for no fault of theirs, but I am optimistic that the days are not too far when international cricket will return to Pakistan and the stadia will once again be packed with crowds."
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Serial killer Dennis Nilsen was today seeking a High Court judge's permission to challenge a ban on him publishing his autobiography and other writings.
Lawyers for Nilsen, who is serving life for murdering at least 12 men, were expected to argue that the governor at Whitemoor top security prison was unlawfully blocking publication in breach of his human rights.
They were also expected to claim in a renewed bid for permission to seek judicial review that the prison policy on "offensive material" discriminated against homosexual prisoners.
Nilsen, 45, initially began writing after being encouraged by prison staff, who hoped he would benefit from exploring and understanding why he carried out his terrible crimes.
One of the handful of life prisoners who has been told by the Home Office that he will never be let out, he eventually produced an autobiography titled Nilsen: History of a Drowning Man.
The fate of his manuscript highlights the row over whether criminals should profit from their crimes.
That debate started after it emerged that author Gita Sereny had paid child killer Mary Bell a sum widely reported to be #50,000 for her co-operation on the book Cries Unheard.
Nilsen was jailed in 1983 for killing 12 men at his home in Muswell Hill, north London. The exact number of his victims is thought to be higher.
After meeting his often homeless victims in pubs and bars, Nilsen lured them to his home, where he killed them and then carried out bizarre rituals on their bodies.
He was caught after flushing some body parts down the toilet and blocking the drains. Plumbers were called and alerted the police after finding human remains clogging up the pipes.


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Thursday, May 18, 2006
7 Comments:
- Sam said...
It must have been fun to live there for a while - but it does look like it would be cold inside!
- Lisi said...
wow, I've seen the other photos and it is really a nice placae...I love it
- bob said...
Very nice- bet you can't here the tone-deaf neighbours singing karaoke through a distorted music system there (my reality at this very moment). Oh to lie on that grass!!
- Marie McC said...
Jenny, I've really been enjoying your blog. Love the house!
- Nicola said...
Looks like a nice place to live at.
- Louise said...
What an amazing place to live!
- chris.h. said...
thanks for the link to all the other pics aswell--interesting place!
As for "Crown Green bowls" to give it it's proper name.You throw a small white ball to one end and then you have to get close as possible to it with a bigger black -slightly flattened- ball.I've never played it,and I dont think anybody under the age of 65 ever has!!!


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Jen Siska + Jennifer Duardo (photographer + writer). Send us anywhere, we love to travel.
New York Times. Travel. Oakland Gets A New 'There'.
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Happy Halloween 2011
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A recent test shoot. San Francisco, CA.
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Happy Campers. Photographed for Anthology Magazine.
Words: Derek Fagerstrom
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Marfa, Tx. Photographed for Anthology Magazine
Words: Jen Duardo
Photos: Jen Siska
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Monday, August 29, 2011
Recently I was in Marfa with writer Jen Duardo doing a story for Anthology Magazine. These are some of the images I love that didn't make the cut. Story PDF coming soon...
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The official video premiere for "The Sound Of A".
The song has a special meaning; it is in fact the first song that Alice Cooper wrote entirely on his own back in 1967. The song was forgotten until Dennis Dunaway, the bass player of the original Alice Cooper band, rediscovered it and played it to Alice, after which the two of them updated the song and then recorded it for the "Paranormal" album. With its psychedelic sound, swirling guitars and the mysterious Hammond organ, it is one of the most hypnotic songs on "Paranormal".
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Anglo-female banjoists appear in myriad American paintings, photographs, illustrations, and advertisements from the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era. Their presence is equally apparent, and yet more charged, in twentieth-century visual culture. The earlier artists often aligned the banjo with female achievement and enlightenment, yet the instrument was at best an ambiguous emblem of early twentieth-century New Womanhood, with any hint of feminist reform tempered by the literary, visual, and commercial contexts in which a bevy of increasingly coquettish banjo-wielding women appear. This talk traces that evolution, from Thomas Eakins, Childe Hassam, and Frances Benjamin Johnston to the contemporary muralist Margaret Kilgallen and the singing group Dixie Chicks where the instrument challenges male hegemonies in art and music. Leo G. Mazow is curator of American art at the Palmer Museum of Art at the Pennsylvania State University, where he is also affiliate associate professor of art history. He received his Ph.D. in art history from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His essays and reviews have appeared in American Art, Southern Cultures, and Railroad Heritage. He has also written and edited several exhibition catalogues, including Picturing the Banjo, Arneson and the Object, and George Inness: The 1880s and 1890s.
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|Pablo Picasso. "Ma Jolie" (Woman with a Zither or Guitar) Paris, winter 1911-1912.
Genres: Pop Punk, Punk
The demo that we featured of this band is now OBSOLETE. It has been removed from their bandcamp. Why? Because they released this full length that features all three songs that were on the demo except with different names and are recorded/mixed/mastered better than they were before! I guess you could say this full length is getting me to full length. HA!
Puns aside, these guys are criminally underrated and haven't been given the attention they deserve. We got some solid pop punk goodness right here, folks. They put on a great live set as well, which is good news for you Fest 11 future attendees because these guys will be playing there! Why did Fest need to start in 2001 instead of 2000? I keep wanting Fest 11 to be Fest 12 because it is in 2012, not 2011. Captain hindsight!
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Lillehammer has a wide range of exciting activities and attractions to offer both during winter and summer. Birkebeineren Hotel & Apartments is ideally situated in the Olympic Park, with all the activities in close range of the hotel. There are activities for both families and companies who wish to explore new things together!
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To be scruffy no more!
Last year's 'scruffy surprise', Balloon 723, has now moved into the Paint Shop in preparation for a full repaint. 723 was returned to use as a surprise during the 130th anniversary celebrations last year and has proved really popular with enthusiasts, but it really was scruffy!
723 in service on Lord Street, Fleetwood, in 2015 723 in the paintshop, being sanded down ready for a repaint
We have therefore decided to treat the old girl to a fresh coat of paint ready for the 2016 season so that she can take her rightful place on heritage tours, looking smart again once more!
1980's livery is to be retained, as this is not represented on any other Balloon, and will compliment the 1930's style on 717, and 1990's livery on 715.
As always, we will keep you updated as work progresses on 723, so keep checking back here for the latest news!


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One of the philosophies of Hospice of Tennessee Valley is that we believe each and every patient is very important and has been entrusted by the families to our care. We take that commitment very seriously. Each patient has unique view of life and what is important to them. Each family has their own value system and what is important to them.
We believe that patients and families dealing with incurable illness or declining health deserve to have as much loving support as possible. So, when each patient is brought on service, we not only provide the hospice services required by regulation, but we also look for opportunities to make our patient's and their families lives better. We want to create good memories and make these difficult times the best they can be. I guess you could say we want to "Embrace the Spirit of Life with Comfort and Dignity". So, you will see this phrase in our advertising and in our pamphlets.
One way we fulfill special needs of patient's is through our Dream Maker program that if there is something the patient would like to improve their quality of life, and, they truly do not have the means, and we can afford to do it, we try to make that dream come true.
Some examples of Dream Maker activities for some of our patients have been:
Bird Feeder and Installation: The patient wanted to watch the birds through her window while she rested.
Fishing trip
Trip to See the Amish Country
Arrangements to see someone they have been longing for
Pest Control
Shower fix for hole in side
Chess Pie
Chicken Stew
Trip to See the "Old Homestead"
Elvis Presley CD
Alabama Baseball Cap
Generally these have not been expensive things because frankly, we can't afford expensive things but, never the less, we have had a great impact on these patients lives in the 'little things' we do for them. When we are able to do something special for someone, it warms our hearts so much to do it.


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Like a Howling Wolf
Edisto Island's Cotton Blue Band has been delivering twangy, swampy blues for years. Their seventh album is no exception to their reign.
Guitarist Gator Rob belts out songs about his loves, losses, woes, and the time in-between. Detroit Debbie's bass provides a peppy rhythm. Rob may be signing about the blues, but the album ranges from blues to rock sounds with a Southern feel.
Tracks like "Hold On" and "One-Eyed Catfish" present a jazzier, more melancholy touch to round out the upbeat feel. "Swamp Gumbo," with its harmonic melody and soprano vocals, seems to be the album's weak point, lacking in emotion. But Rob and Debbie pick it back up and provide the great mix of rock, jazz, and blues.
The album is packed with amusing lyrics, but the singing seems slightly subdued. Rob's voice has a raspy, swampy feel, but he's not quite "like a howling wolf" — at least not until the closing track, "Looking for Time," where he lets his voice ring out in a desperate howl. (cottonblueband.com)


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Neat, Sweet and Complete a delightful home in the absolute perfect spot, just a few hundred meters, relatively easy walking distance from the beach, river, tavern, local shopping and services.
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- Beach House, low set, with Iron Roofing, hardwood timber frame, cement sheet cladding, insulated ceiling plus whirlies x2, cool, vinyl flooring throughout, clean and tidy inside and out with nothing to spend.
- 809m2 back yard is fully fenced and secure, having lawns and raised gardens with bore water, town & tank water for irrigation.
- Open plan living / dining and kitchen having been refurbished approximately eight years ago & presenting in excellent condition this area is also serviced by split system reverse cycle air-conditioning.
- An exceptional private entertaining decking patio (8m x 4m) of hardwood decking is located to the back wall of the home.
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GREENWICH, Conn. -- Greenwich's Bruce Museum recently announced the donation of six Tang Dynasty ceramics from the collection of Fred and Jane Brooks.
Highlights of the gift include a dramatically animated, tri-color glazed ceramic Lokapala, or worldly protector, one of the deities who rule the directions of space according to Hinduism and Vajrayana Buddhism.
All of the donated works date from the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907 A.D.), which is regarded as one of the greatest periods of artistic creativity in China. In addition to the Lokapala, the gift also includes several ceramic Bactrian camels, some of which are decorated with bright clear glazes and brilliant colors including cobalt blue.
The new donations will go on view on Friday, March 7, in the Museum together with two other outstanding, colorful Lokapalas that are part of the promised gifts from the Brooks Collection.
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Perhaps a better title would be: Whadda you lookin' at!?! In a replay of September 15, the Fed has essentially offered to swap out US dollars for all the crappy collateral the rest of the world can throw our way. Below, in its entirety, is my analysis from the last time. Turn off CNBC and … continue reading →
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UPDATE: 3:30 PMWe headed back up and are testing this morning's high of 1239.99. I would typically expect some negative divergence to set up before calling this the top. Profit taking wouldn't be a terrible idea, especially as much of the action has been in the overnight futures lately. On the other hand, I think … continue reading →
UPDATE: 4:00 PM Well, that was exciting. Not! Everything mentioned at 1:05 is still the case and, at this rate, will be the case for weeks to come. I believe it was just too much to ask the market to maintain the strength of this morning's rally in the face of the negative economic news, … continue reading →
UPDATE: 1:30 PM Rally showing great breadth, could go quite a ways before erasing the recent oversold technicals. Spit-balling here, but the potential inverse H&S; pattern setting up could be good for 40 points or so. It would intersect with a TL off the 1292 top as well as one of our channel lines and … continue reading →
UPDATE: 11:30 AM The futures held the 1.618 line of 1167 until about 20 minutes ago, while SPX's opening sliced through its 1.618 at 1177 like a hot knife through butter. Now at 1164, is the rebound idea dead? EUR and DX are both pushing the bounds of their respective wedges (and Gartley's). If stocks … continue reading →
UPDATE: 3:50 PM An updated look at the regression channel since the top… Looks like the midline should provide a good turning point, although a similar spot in 2008 fell quickly to that declining market. Re 2008, next Friday is 2011's 150th trading day since the May top. This proved to be the ultimate turning … continue reading →
UPDATE: 11:50 AM Watching the falling wedge set up on EUR/USD: The Butterfly I've been watching overshot the 1.272 extension, but the decline seems to be running out of steam. We'll see if the 1.618 extension at 1177 has any better luck. That would also mark the 2.24 extension for the Crab pattern. We're also … continue reading →
UPDATE: 12:05 PM The market seems to be in full OPEX mode, with every attempt at a breakout — up or down — quickly aborted. At this moment, it's pushing toward the downside, which is a good reason to revisit the harmonic picture. A bullish Butterfly pattern (in red) that began Nov 1 finishes at … continue reading →
Finally, a nice crack in the market. We're currently testing the 1215 area I've referred to as the line in the sand. A break here greatly helps the bearish case, but I'm remaining cautious until we move decisively through these levels. The chart below shows negative divergence on the 5-minute RSI. Note also a potential … continue reading →


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It's been a busy week of earth-friendly events for Summerland residents with more to come during the weekend. Summerland's eight-day celebration represents one of Canada's largest Earth Week celebrations.
The challenges facing our society require action and participating in Earth Week is a positive step towards our commitment of reducing community greenhouse gas emissions in Summerland.
"As a society, we are dependent on fossil fuels to maintain our way of life. By reducing the amount we drive or the amount of electricity or natural gas we use, we lessen our carbon footprint. When you ride your bike in the Earth Week parade or plant vegetation in Dale Meadows Park, you are making a positive contribution to your environment," said Julie McGuire, planner with the District of Summerland and one of the Earth Week organizers.
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The week will culminate with the seventh annual Earth Day Celebration on Sunday at Dale Meadows Sports Complex from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Enjoy getting your hands dirty for a good cause. Native trees and shrubs will be planted and invasive species will be removed along Prairie Creek.
A display area will feature information on reducing energy consumption, composting, endangered wildlife and habitats, landscaping with native plants, bird boxes, invasive plants, wildlife trees and more.
Free compost will be available at this event, but you must bring your own container and shovel. Kids will be entertained with face painting, crafts and a scavenger hunt.
Or if you would like to try something different, participate in yellow fish storm drain painting — a great way to remind our community to think about water and bring awareness to improving water quality and protecting aquatic habitat.
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Which one would you choose to live in: a tiny house with 350 square feet, or a 20-room mansion from the Gilded Age?
Mull over your answer during "Tiny House vs. Mansion" on Saturday, October 13, on the grounds of the Rogers Mansion, located at 17 Meeting House Lane in Southampton, which will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and home to a small, portable residence made by Tiny Hamptons.
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Only two weeks left until I finish my summer internship! The time is flying by and as my internship is coming to an end I am getting closer to starting university. This week I spent most of the time adding ore blog posts to the resource kit and thinking of some challenge ideas. I came up with around nine more ideas to add to the bank of challenges, most being tourism related. I added a couple blogs to the resource kit that I felt could be useful to the student's one was about the E-spirit business plan competition and the other was tips on writing an excellent resume.
During the week Allan had asked me to review the compile the online survey results which I sent out to the student who did not make it to the final gathering in Millbrook. I created and sent the survey out during the first week of my internship and had only received five out of thirteen completed surveys. This was better than none I suppose. After compiling the results I had to combine them with the Millbrook questionnaire results.
Finishing up the week I started to research scholarships that are available for aboriginal high school students in Nova Scotia and across Canada. I will also add a post about available scholarships for any high school students. The only challenge is that most of the scholarships are expired and have not yet been updated. This is something that I will continue to keep adding onto.
Besides work, this summer has been going great! I have spent nearly every weekend away doing something exciting. A couple weeks ago I spent the long weekend camping along the Cabot trail and doing some sightseeing. We went all around the Cabot trail and even end up camping near the top of the island. Every camp ground was fully booked for the night and the only one we could make it to before it got to dark was past meat cove in a small fishing community. I haven't been passed Ingonish before so everything was new to see for me. Now I plan on going camping again before the summer ends but for longer and hopefully check out some of the hiking trails. Next time we will be booking a night at the camp grounds in advance! Last weekend I went to Millbrook for the powwow and to visit family it was a lot of fun.


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I always have wanted to see more on the hellmark Laura received
for some reason I was expecting Laura and Gabby to be new neighbors for Peter before reading this. lol
Hell, I still want the gap between Arena and ANXM plugged. We have NO idea how she ended up in the hands of the Purifiers, or how she got out of Logan's care (or why he didn't even bother trying to find her when she disappeared).
Still hoping for that Helix Reunion...
The New X-Men: Can't let you grow up because you make everyone look old. But we can sure as @#$% mindlessly kill you off for shock value!
Pull List: Fallen Angels (For Now)
I hope Olortegui stays on for a good run (great hair and dynamism, the two crucial parts of comics art haha), to get a chance to really lock in and also because it would be nice to have an artist complete at least the majority of two consecutive X-23 arcs!
Context is king.
X-23's most basic surface level characteristic that any idiot should grasp: Stoicism.
I don't demand that her every minor appearance be a nuance in-depth examination of her character, but is it to much to ask she be written in Archetype?! This is storytelling 101! If you want people to stay invested in a character, you need to, at the bare minimum, write them such a way that they can plausibly be believed to be the same character!
I always figured it was the radiation burn as well. I believe the purifiers even taunt Laura about the events in arena.
Doctor Strange: "You are the right person to replace Logan."
X-23: "I know there are people who disapprove... Guys on the Internet mainly."
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"I've been interviewing for some job opportunities, and I keep hitting a brick wall. I feel like I should consider going to grad school for an advanced degree."
"I want to go to grad school, but I don't know where to start or how to evaluate all the different programs."
If the end of the year is your time for reflecting on your professional goals and deciding how grad school might fit in with your plans, this is the article for you! After Idealist's Graduate Fair season, I had an opportunity to speak with Stephen Ostendorff, Director of Graduate Admissions at Bank Street Graduate School of Education. We discussed Stephen's tips for evaluating whether grad school is right for you, as well as how to make the most of a grad school fair. Read on for more details!
Hi Stephen, thanks for speaking with me today. I'd love to learn a little more about your experience working in higher education.
I've worked in and around higher education for 15 years and I've done a number of different things, from student affairs to financial aid, residence life, athletics, and mostly admissions. I also ran admissions marketing verticals for a few marketing agencies. This prepared me to be able to work directly with students and understand the many things that go into applying and getting into college, and understanding what attracts students to a particular school.
I know you are new to your role- what did you do to quickly learn the student "profile" at Bank Street?
Bank Street students are driven to move education forward, promote social justice through teaching and school leadership, and to work with children. They look at education as a vehicle for change (in schools and communities), as well as learning. They are passionate, caring people, called to the field.
Bank Street students are different in the way they look at education. The decision to be part of a school with a progressive education model shows that they care about the process of learning for themselves, for their students and their communities. In the school's credo, education is tied to the continued growth of a democratic society focused on developing socially-minded educators, and the students drawn to Bank Street believe in this while looking to be change agents for social justice.
What are some misconceptions potential grad students have about graduate school in general?
Grad school is not "Undergrad Part Two". It's what you need to do from a passion or career standpoint. Sometimes a grad degree right after undergrad is the right way to go, other times, working for a while can help you find your calling or focus in grad school. That being said, a graduate degree does not etch your career in stone. The focus and skills you learn in most programs can be applied to other fields. With a master's in education you can definitely teach or lead a school, but it's also possible to go in different directions. Some Bank Street graduates run non-profits, work for teacher unions, have become authors, and done many other things in and out of education.
With a master's in education you can definitely teach or lead a school, but it's also possible to go in different directions.
What are some misconceptions about the admissions process?
There is no Graduate Common application- it just doesn't exist. Don't think that it's going to be the same as the undergrad process. It's not. Every application is different and asks for different information and varying forms of writing samples. If you try to use the same writing sample, you're missing the point and it's not going to look very good. It should be geared towards the school, its mission and what they are asking. Look at every application that you are filling out as completely unique.
What would you advise a student who was not sure what he or she wanted to do as a career?
When I have a student who's not sure what they want to do but know they want to go to grad school, I ask them what they are doing now and why are they looking at graduate school at this time. From there I pull the conversation towards the question, "what have you always wanted to do?" or "If money was no object, what would you do for the rest of your life?" By understanding their intentions and thought process, I can help them start their search.
I dig a bit deeper by asking where they are in school and what their grades are. Or if they are out of school, I ask what they are doing now, and if they like it. We talk about the likelihood of them following their dream career path and the steps needed to follow that path. If they are not enjoying their current work, we look at alternative ways to be in the field they like without doing that specific job.
Let's say they've always wanted to be a doctor or nurse but the second they got to a lab to draw blood, they faint. We talk about ways to work in the healthcare sector without having to draw blood, such as a public health administrator, healthcare management, health educator or various other career paths.
One last point: there are so many extremely unique programs out there. If I'm talking to someone at a grad fair, I will have them walk around to every table and ask the representative what their most unique grad program is- not the most popular, not the best or largest, but the most unique. There are so many programs out there that no one has ever heard of. That can be a starting point, because you just don't know what you don't know.
What qualities do you look for in applicants?
At Bank Street we are looking for people who want to move the field of education forward. We are looking to get to know applicants. The reflective autobiography, writing samples, letters of recommendation and resume, coupled with an in-person meeting or interview with a program director or faculty member are crucial for us to find out who the applicant is, what their educational philosophy is, their experience with children, if they are the right fit for Bank Street, and if Bank Street is the right fit for them. No test or GPA can really tell us that.
In general, if you're at the point where you're going to grad school, there's a few things you need to do:
- Be able to prove you can write well.
- Showcase your personality and passion, and be able to carry on a conversation about it.
- Show up in professional attire. If you are coming in to talk to me about going to grad school, you should look like you are going to grad school
- Be prepared to show you are a serious and solid student. You need to be able to prove you can handle the academic rigors of the program, no matter which school or program you are going to.
What skills are necessary for success in Bank Street's programs in particular?
Bank Street looks for people who are mature, passionate about education, and have a true desire to work with children. Being able to write is also key, as well as having an open mind. Going to a school that has such a progressive model takes expanding your mind and allowing these new concepts and ways of thinking to sink in and influence your own education.
Our progressive education model is the key piece that differentiates us from other schools. We provide a lot of one-on-one counseling and face time with your faculty members. They will engage in supervised field work, which is integral to everything they do when they are in a classroom. They have conference groups, which is a way to share their experiences with their fellow students about their classroom experiences. They get a lot of personal and professional development while they are in school.
What are some questions applicants can expect during their interviews?
It's going to vary from school to school and program to program. It depends on who's asking, but no matter what the school, you're likely to have to respond to the fundamental questions:
- Why are you interested in this school?
- Why this program?
- What do you plan on doing with this degree?
This is a great starting point and the follow-up questions will get more specific. If you can't answer those three main questions, you have not prepared for the interview. Schools want to know that if they are selecting you, you are going to be a valuable addition to their program and the school community.
If you can't answer how your career goals coincide with the institution's mission, it's not going to reflect well on you. That being said, "going to grad school to make more money" is a realistic answer and it matters, but find a way to say that while tying those personal financial goals to the goals of the program/school. In the long run, why does making more money matter? So do your homework, but also be honest and truthful about who you are.
What are some of the best ways to prepare for an admissions interview?
This is good advice for all interviews you'll go on: get a good night's sleep, dress professionally, eat a good meal beforehand. Show up 15 minutes early- if you're on time, you're late. Beyond that, you really want to prepare. Understand the program you're applying to, what it leads to, and what certifications you need. You should have done your homework about the program, institution, and its mission. You should know what that college is looking to accomplish. Lastly, practice your own story, this way you can be detailed and honest without rambling too long.
When an applicant is on an interview, what sets him or her apart?
Passion, knowledge, and preparation make a candidate stand out. Not having the ability to converse with the person you are speaking with will make you stand out in a bad way. If everything you answer everything they ask with one-word answers or you're not giving a lot of details in your answer, you are missing your opportunity to differentiate yourself from other applicants. Be prepared to speak and offer opinions of things you see going on in the industry.
What questions do you wish applicants asked you?
I wish they would ask me questions based on outcomes, such as where our alumni are going. I want to hear questions that dig down deeper into their desires and what they are looking for in a program, beyond "I want to be a teacher." They should want to know what makes a Bank Street teacher different from ones in other programs, digging deeper into who we are as an institution and what we stand for. That way, when they are comparing us to other schools, they know what differentiates our program. If they are not doing that, they might be missing a big part of the message. Part of this is our responsibility, but at a graduate fair, when multiple people are competing for the representative's time, good questions can prompt great answers filled with information beyond just the program details and admissions information.
What are some measures of success grad students should use to help them self-evaluate their skills?
Self-evaluating your skills in graduate school will be built into your program. Papers, practical training, residencies, evaluations, etc. will all give you a sense as to how you are doing in your classes and your program. Keep an open dialogue with your faculty members and advisors as well, as they will help keep you on track.
Evaluating your goals and knowing how you're doing as a lifelong learner is a more personal task and comes down to whether you are truly interested in what you are learning, and if you're looking to continue.
You chose your program for a reason- does that reason still hold? And if it doesn't, that's a much harder question to get to the bottom of, as transferring from one grad program to another is pretty much not going to happen. It's a pretty significant financial investment, so you should have done this kind of evaluation early on in your graduate school selection process.
What are some "mistakes" you've noticed prospective students making during grad school fairs?
The biggest mistake is not talking. They come up and expect that college representatives can read their minds, or that we will just give them the information they need unprompted. Before a graduate fair, make sure you have prepared a list of questions to ask the schools. You don't have to ask all of the questions to all of the schools, but based on the answers you receive, you'll determine what else you need to ask.
People who want to go to grad school tend to know what they want to study and, for the most part, what they want to get into as a career. As for questions, it would be good for them to know what the program entails, what it leads to, where graduates get jobs, etc. It's also good to ask about financial aid- what does the school offer, is there a way to apply for scholarships, and whether there are graduate assistantships or work study positions available.
What are some tips prospective grad students should use to maximize their time at a grad fair?
Do your research. Look at the list of schools that are attending ahead of time to find ones that offer programs similar to what you are looking pursue, is located in an area where you are willing to live or offers online options that allow you to stay where you are while studying, and fits the type of school you'd like to attend. At most graduate fairs, you'll have a list of the schools that will be attending. It's not that hard to create a plan of attack to see them all with the list of questions you prepared ahead of time.
Next, understand what is feasible- can you leave your job and study out of state, or do you need to focus on a program that allows you to study and work at the same time? If you're currently working, look at your benefits and compensation package and see if you are eligible for tuition reimbursement. Many companies or unions provide financial support to their employees. It may not be a lot, but every little bit helps, and can be a factor in deciding when and where to go to graduate school.
Be prepared to give your information- name, phone number, email to get more information about the program. You can always ask the school not to contact you or unsubscribe later, but the best way to get the information you need to make the right decision is to allow people to email and call. You'll miss out on events, deadlines and information you'll need to make your decision if you are not willing to share your contact information.
Understand the school's reputation. I'm not talking about their ranking in some ranking guide or on a website, but in the career in which you plan to study. Speak to people in that field, find out where professionals received their degrees, and what programs stand out to hiring managers or supervisors. Bank Street is a very small school with a long reach in the field of progressive education. If you want to become a school teacher or leader, and a progressive educator, you should know that's what Bank Street does. Whatever field you want to study, seek out the schools -big or small- with great reputations, that offer the program you need, and then find the one that fits you the best.
What are your best tips for locating financial aid support?
First, fill out the FAFSA. It makes you eligible for loans, grants and other institutional and outside scholarships. You are putting your name into a pool to find free money. It happens more on the undergrad side but does not preclude you as a grad student. Remember that many schools need you to fill out the FAFSA in order to consider you for institutional aid, however.
Next, do not forget about outside scholarships. Start small, get big. "Small" being where you work, your church, an organization where you volunteer, anything like that. Find out if they offer any scholarships. Then go online and check your town, county, borough, city, and state, and figure out what scholarships are available for grad students. Make a list and apply to a few a day. Also look at big companies like Google, Pepsi, GE and others. They offer all kinds of scholarships for all kinds of programs, why shouldn't you get one?
There are scholarships for almost everything. There are a number of scholarship websites out there- look for them and see if they have any scholarships in which you'd qualify . If you apply for 10 scholarships and it takes you 10 hours to fill out the applications, but you get $10,000, you just made $1000 an hour. The more you apply to, the more opportunities you have to help yourself make graduate school more affordable.
One simple note, if there's an essay, do it. Why? Most people won't. Most don't want to write an essay or do that much work. The number of people applying to that scholarship is likely to be smaller., so the likelihood of being a scholarship recipient grows.
My last piece of advice on applying for scholarships is do not pay to apply for any of them. You should not have to pay for free money, and that's what a scholarship is- free money to help you pay for your graduate degree. A good starting place for legitimate scholarships is the US Department of Labor's CareerOnestop scholarship listing.
Any other thoughts or advice?
Visit the school. Go to an open house, information session, take a tour or just show up and see if you can walk around. Even if you plan to enroll in a school's an online program, try to visit if you can. Visiting is the best way to get a feel for the institution, its campus, its faculty and the students. It's a big investment, so visiting is a good way to take the school for a test drive.
Going to school is a very personal decision and no one can make it for you. You have to find the place where you fit the best It has to be about fit: what you want to do with your life from a career standpoint, how you feel the program is going to support you, how you fit in the atmosphere in the school. It should be clear that it's right for you and you are right for it. I wish more students thought about fit more than they thought about the name of the institution). They should be saying, "I'm going to this school because I belong here. It's the right place for me."
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Wet springs and warm summers followed by dry cold snaps in Central Asia killed off flea-carrying great gerbils (Rhombomys opimus), possibly leading plague-harboring fleas to switch hosts and travel to Europe, according to a study published this week (February 23) in PNAS. The research provides evidence that repeated European plague outbreaks in the four centuries following the original Black Death (1347-1353) were due to reintroductions of the disease rather than a latent reservoir of the responsible Yersinia pestis bacterium in local rats.
Norwegian and Swiss researchers analyzed records of more than 7,700 European plague outbreaks between 1346 and 1837, finding 61 outbreaks in 17 harbors such as London, Hamburg, and Dubrovnik, which were likely imported with Asian shipments. In 16 separate years during that period, the disease's emergence could not be explained by contagion from nearby areas, suggesting that the plague had been reintroduced.
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The Seattle Seahawks clinically dismantled the Oakland Raiders to emerge 27-3 winners in the first game of this year's International Series at Wembley.
Quarterback Russell Wilson led the Seahawks to three touchdowns, comfortably passing from the pocket whereas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr was sacked six times by a Seahawks defence that continued to hound him all evening. Defensive End Frank Clark sacked Carr 2.5 times and forced 2 fumbles.
It would be difficult from the off for the Raiders as there was clearly a large Seahawks presence among the fans, and they were deafening. The Seahawks were cheered for simply running through the end zone on kick-off, it was certainly going to be a hard day at the office for Carr & Co.
Sunday's game set a new attendance record of 84,922 for an NFL game at Wembley.
Raiders' head coach Jon Gruden could not get the offence firing to find a way through Seattle's defence.
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Gruden's counterpart, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, was complimentary of his team all round following a win that utilized most of the offence.
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"What stood out to me was the variety of ways we made yards throwing the ball. Russ did a really nice job finding a couple of guys. He found David and found Tyler moving out of the pocket. He had really good timing in the pocket and then had the second shot at making a play, and he's dangerous when you give him that chance."
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