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How to Succeed in College
Ryan Zatcoff • • Nov 29, 2011
Ryan Zatcoff, TMU contributor and senior at Hofstra University
The time has finally come for my final TMU article. I honestly cannot believe how fast this semester has gone by! To everyone who has been reading my column every week, thank you! I hope that you have been able to learn something new from what you read. For my last post, I wanted to give advice to high school students who are considering a major or minor in the arts, whether in performing, administration, marketing, or any other arts field.
1.) Take Risks - In Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods a lyric says, "Opportunity is not a lengthy visitor." When an opportunity comes along, take it even if it seems risky. Sometimes when you take a risk, the payoff is the most rewarding. If you decide to pursue performing as a major, you will be encouraged to take risks as often as possible.
2.) Work Hard - The four years you spend in college are meant to perfect and enhance your craft. If you are fully dedicated and work hard, you are sure to learn and gain more. Don't get me wrong, there will definitely be classes you like more than others, but that doesn't make the less interesting classes less important.
3.) Be Well-Rounded - Whether you are a theater major or minor, you should still strive to be well-rounded. The more you know and experience, the better off you will be. This is your time to learn as much as possible; take advantage of your resources! Audition for everything, apply for internships, and network yourself as much as possible.
4.) Stay Informed - Stay up to date on the changes in the theater industry. Whether it is through checking the most recent news or being a frequent audience member, staying informed and educated is important. To do this, I read industry news and see live theater. The more I read and see, the more I can learn and apply to my passion for the arts and marketing.
5.) Enjoy Yourself - Honestly, I feel that this is the most important piece of advice I can offer any high school student considering a theater minor/major. The main reason why students choose theater as a career path is because of how passionate they are about the arts. In school it's easy to forget about that passion when you are constantly weighed down with exams, papers, and lines to memorize. However, never forget why you are there. Always remember that theater is your passion, and you should always be enjoying yourself on some level.
Thank you again to everyone who has been reading my column every week. Each article has been a pleasure to write, knowing that I could be helping or educating at least one person. I encourage everyone to check out TMU next semester, because I am sure this blog is going to continue to grow and reach more theater students across the country!
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This is a weekly series of lectures by distinguished visitors and Penn State research faculty. These lectures are instrumental in focusing the interest of MASS participants on various research areas both during their participation in the program and in their future selection of graduate programs.
Hard disks in a box: topology and complexity
Yu. Baryshnikov, Bell Labs
Symmetry, regular solids and quantum field theory
Adrian Ocneanu, Penn State
The rental harmony theorem
David Futer, Temple University
Tilings with rational polygons
Richard Kenyon, Brown University
Amenability of the Thompson group $F$ and some elementary properties of $Z^n$
Marl Sapir, Vanderbilt University
Behind the Hofstadter's butterfly: the competition between order and chaos
Svetllana Jitomirskaya, University of California Irvine
Symmetry: From Triangles to Quantum Physics
Kenneth Gross, University of Vermont
Some reflections on mirrors
Ron Perline, Drexel University
Outer Billiards, Polytope Exchange Maps, and Renormalization
Richard Schwartz, Brown University
Capillary surfaces
Robert Finn, Stanford Univrsity
Alexandrov's theorem on development of polyhedron
A. Petrunin, Penn State
Tropical geometry
Ilia Itenberg, University of Strasbourg and MSRI
Using elliptic and hyperelliptic curves in pairing-based cryptography
Kirsten Eisentraeger, Penn State
An Invitation to Minimal Surfaces
Matthias Weber, Indiana University
Discovering and proving theorems by physical reasoning
Mark Levi, Penn State
Minimal surfaces in sub-Riemannian geometry
Luca Capogna, University of Arkansas
[0,1] is not a minimality detector of [0,1]^2
Jon Chaika, N/A
Everything you wanted to know about 2x2 matrices
Svetlana Katok, Penn State
Topological Network Topology
Robert Ghrist, University of Pennsylvania
Topology and Social Choice
S. Weinberger, University of Chocago
Two problems in combinatorial plane geometry
Anton Petrunin, Penn State
Braid groups and their applications
Frederick Cohen, University of Rochester
Theory of Dynamical Systems on service to Number Theory
A. Gogolev, Penn State
The four vertex property and topology of surfaces with constant curvature
M. Ghomi, Georgia Tech
Higher dimensional solutions to low dimensional problems
K. Stolarsky, University of Illinois
The Devil's Pentagram
R. Schwartz, Brown University
Fundamental solutions of differential operators and D-module theory
F. Malikov, University of Southern California
Introduction to Hypergeometric Functions
V. Retakh, Rutgers University
DNA Topology
De Witt Sumners, Florida State University
The discrete square peg problem
I. Pak, University of Minnesota
Cantor and Sierpinski, Julia and Fatou: Crazy Topology in Complex Dynamics
R. Devaney, Boston University
How to Tie Your Unicycle in Knots: An Introduction to Legendrian Knot Theory
Josh Sabloff, Haverford College
Toy modeling
Tadashi Tokieda, University of Cambridge, N/A
Analysis, Geometry and Arithmetics of fractals
Alexadre Kirillov, University of Pennsylvania, N/A
Playing zero-sum games and convex geometry after John Nash
Dmitry Burago, Penn State, N/A
Geometry of Polyhedra
Igor Rivin, Temple University, N/A
Physical proofs of mathematical theorems
Mark Levi, Penn State, N/A
What does the future hold for restricted patterns?
Zvezdelina Stankova, Mills College, N/A
From the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra to astrophysics: a "harmonious" journey
Dmitry Khavinson, University of South Florida, N/A
Can understanding cancer be translated into effective anticancer therapy?
Andrei Gudkov, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo, NY, N/A
Hilbert's Tenth over Subrings of Q
Alexandra Shlapentokh, East Carolina University, N/A
A Glimpse of Several Complex Variables
Steven Krantz, American Institute of Mathematics, N/A
Inverse problems in Arithmetic Combinatorics
Alexander Razborov, Institute for Advanced Study, N/A
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Vitaly Bergelson, Ohio State University
- "Virtual links and ribbon graphs"
Sergei Chmutov, Ohio State University
- "Packing discs in the plane"
Ronald Graham, University of California, San Diego
- Noncrossing partitions, meanders, and the fundamental theorem of algebra
David Savitt, University of Arizona
- Direct methods in the calculus of variations
Paul Rabinowitz, University of Wisconsin
- Classification of Legendrian Knots and Links
Lisa Traynor, Bryn Mawr College
- Bending polyhedra
Yuri Burago, Steklov Institute (St. Petersburg, Russia)
- The Integral Octonions (That Funny Number System)
Derek Smith, Lafayette College
- Topology of algebraic curves and surfaces (Hilbert's 16th problem and beyond)
Nikita Netsvetaev, St. Petersburg University (St. Petersburg, Russia)
- "Gravity-defying phenomena"
Mark Levi, Penn State University
- "How old was Diophantus's son?"
Don Zagier, MPI-Bonn & College de France
- "Bugs, Blobs and Roto-Routers"
James Propp, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- "Schwarzian derivative, projectivity and some applications to rigidity"
Chengbo Yue, Academy of Mathematical and System Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences
- "Mathematics of symmetry in 4 dimensions - a sculpture"
Adrian Ocneanu, Penn State University
- "New Solutions to the N-body problem"
Richard Montgomery, University of California, Santa Cruz
- "How many prime factors does a number have?"
Krishnaswami Alladi, University of Florida
- "Venn Diagrams and Symmetric Chain Decompositions"
Carla Savage, North Carolina State University
- "Knots, Tangles, DNA and Quantum Physics"
Louis Kauffman, University of Illinois at Chicago
- "Different facets of linking numbers"
Boris Khesin, University of Toronto
- "Riemann Mapping Theorem via steepest descent"
Mark Levi, Penn State University
- "Volume and area formulas"
Robert Connelly, Cornell University
- "The dynamics of thin flexible things: shaking and breaking"
Andrew Belmonte, Pennsylvania State University
- "Spontaneous symmetry breaking in a 1-D process with variable length"
Andre Toom, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil
- "What does the limit shape mean in geometry and combinatorics?"
Anatoly Vershik, St. Petersburg State University and Steklov Institute
- "How many roots does a matrix polynomial equation have?"
Vladimir Retakh, Rutgers University
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Aroek Goetz, San Francisco State University
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Richard Schwartz, University of Maryland
- "Polynomials and Knots"
Walter Neumann, Columbia University
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Mariusz Lemanczyk, Nicholas Copernicus University, Torun, Poland
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by Dmitry Fuchs, University of California at Davis
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by Kenneth Stephenson, University of Tennessee
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by Frank Morgan, Williams College
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by Stanley Wagon, Macalester College
- "Braids, graphs, and robots"
by Aaron Abrams, University of Georgia
- "Irrationality measures using integration by parts"
by Krishna Alladi, University of Florida
- "Pascal Triangles in Modular Arithmetic, Entropy and Algebraic Functions"
by Hillel Furstenberg, Yale University and Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- "Fermionic Integration"
by A. Vaintrob, University of Oregon
- "Laurent phenomenon"
by Andrei Zelevinsky, Northeastern University
- "Topological problems in combinatorics"
by Robin Forman, Rice University
- "On projective duality"
by Serge Lvovski, Independent University of Moscow
- "Asymptotic lines and the Griffiths-Harris rigidity of compact Hermitian symmetric spaces"
by Joseph Landsberg, Georgia Institute of Technology
- "The exponential in mathematics and physics"
by Adrian Ocneanu, Penn State University
- "Impossible Crystals"
by Roger Penrose, Oxford University and Penn State University
- "Some connections between combinatorics, group theory, topology and computer science"
by Mark Sapir, Vanderbilt University
- "The Nash Equilibrium"
by Mikhail Shubin, Northeastern University
- "Iterated exponentials"
by J. Anderson, Penn State University
- "Enumerative geometry"
by Mira Bernstein, Wellesley
- "Family Algebras."
by Alexandre Kirillov, University of Pennsylvania.
- "Integral Lexicographic Codes"
by John Conway, Princeton University
- "Klein's Erlanger Programme"
by Augustin Banyaga, Penn State University
- "Virasoro group and projective structures on the circle: a hidden face of an old coin"
by V. Ovsienko, CNRS, Centre of Theoretical Physics, Luminy, France
- "Vector Calculus and the Topology of Domains in 3-space"
by Herman Gluck, University of Pennsylvania
- "Minimal surfaces, discrete harmonic analysis, and random walks"
by Alexei Sossinsky, Independent University of Moscow
- "Physical proofs of mathematical theorems"
by Mark Levi, Penn State University
- "One hundred years of Hilbert's fourth problem"
by Juan Carlos Alvarez, New York Polytechnic University
- "Loops in R3: New Angles on an Old Topic"
by Bruce Solomon, Indiana University
- "Knotted Flowlines"
by Robert Ghrist, Georgia Tech
- "EULER, JACOBI, RAMANUJAN: Interesting Formulae, Beautiful Results and Some Recent Variations."
by Irwin Kra, State University of New York at Stony Brook
- "Aperiodic Tilings and Computation in the Hyperbolic Plane."
by Chaim Goodman-Strauss, Princeton University
- "Search Engines and Measurements on the Modular Group."
by Leonid Polterovich, Tel Aviv University
- "Internet Search and Markov Chains."
by Michael Brin, University of Maryland
- "The Peano Kernel: Convolving Abstract and Applied Mathematics."
by Michael Gage, University of Rochester
- "Flexible Polyhedra"
by Dmitry Fuchs, University of California at Davis
- "The Story of the Rogers-Ramanujan Identitites"
by G. Andrews, Penn State University
- "The Future of Mathematics"
by Doron Zeilberger, Temple University
- "The Meaning of Chaos"
by Greg Swiatek, Penn State
- "When Do Polynomials Have Common Zeros?"
by Dale Brownawell, Penn State
- "Knots and Knot Invariants"
by Arkady Vaintrob, University of New Mexico
- "Hilbert's 16th Problem Near Its Centenary"
by Yulij Ilyashenko, Cornell
- "Replicating Tiles"
by Viorel Nitica, Notre Dame
- "Nightmares and Dreams of Lyapunov: Stability and Semigroups"
by Yuri Latushkin, University of Missouri
- "On the Hilbert-Smith Conjecture"
by Alexander Dranishnikov, Penn State
- "The DNA Geometric Inequality: An Open-ended Story"
by Serge Tabachnikov, University of Arkansas
- "The Banach-Tarski Paradox and Amenable Groups"
by Misha Guysinsky, Tufts University
- "Group Reconstruction"
by Conrad Plaut, University of Tennessee
- "Rational numbers, right triangles, and elliptic curves"
by Karl Rubin, Stanford University
- "Bicycle wheels, Gauss-Bonnet formula and Berry's phase"
by Mark Levi, Penn State University
- "Why representation theory is interesting and useful?"
by Alexandre Kirillov, University of Pennsylvania
- "Playing pool with pi"
by Gregory Galperin, Eastern Illinois University
- "The Life and Work of India's Greatest Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan"
by Bruce Berndt, University of Illinois
- "Mathematics of Fractal Images"
by Yakov Pesin, Penn State University
- "An Introduction to K-theory"
by Paul Baum, Penn State University
- "Arithmetic Curves and Triangulations"
by Fedor Bogomolov, Courant Institute
- "Social Life of Curves"
by Simon Gindikin, Rutgers University
Professor Kirillov delivers his colloquia talk,
Why the symplectic and contact geometry are so important?, MASS-97
- "Connecting the dots: the theory and practice of interpolation"
by Douglas Arnold, Penn State
(This lecture was accompanied by extensive computer demonstrations.
The computer related materials for this lecture are available at
- "Why the symplectic and contact geometries are so important?"
by Alexandre Kirillov, University of Pennsylvania
- "Mountaineering and quantum mechanics"
by John Roe, Jesus College, Oxford UK
- "Platonic solids, their symmetry groups and Klein's invariant theory"
by Adrian Ocneanu, Penn State
- "Probabilistic strategies in games"
by Sergei Ivanov, Steklov Institute for Mathematics, Russia
- "Invariants of curves by evolution of frames"
by Richard L. Bishop, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- "The man who loved numbers, Biography of Ramanujan"
by George Andrews, Penn State
- "Stability of the inverted pendulum and topology of the symplectic group"
by Mark Levi, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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by Edward Formanek, Penn State.
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by Greg Swiatek, Penn State
- "Playing billiard with a help of mathematics"
by Yuri M. Suhov, University of Cambridge, UK.
- "Unprovable theorems and fast-growing functions"
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Hello ladies, I have been through so much crap with my daughters' dad from when I found out I was pregnant and just up until a month or two ago because I finally got my number changed because of harassment. I do not let my one year old over there alone because the 2 times I let her go over there she was not brought back on her scheduled time and nobody picked up the phone when I called and texted over and over again. I also don't let her over there alone because of so many over things, but the main thing is being worried that I will not be able to get her back. There have been quite a few cases down here where the dad took the child, mother called the police and they could do nothing. Anyways, I have reached out to her dad plenty of times telling him to let me know when he wants to come see her, he would say okay, but would never make the effort to actually put that into action. It has been 5 months, 6 next week since he has seen her.
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I've gone to see some of those new wind farm sites with Tholke, the enXco executive, and Jim Walker, the company's vice chairman and a longtime industry leader in efforts to reduce wind farms' impact on birds. They are among the few wind company execs willing to talk publicly about the condor. "As far as I'm concerned this is an industry that doesn't need to spend any time in denial," says Walker, 67, a no-nonsense wind veteran standing amid Joshua trees as construction cranes hoist 260-foot turbine towers into place at the Manzana wind farm. "This is about two big successes—the successful reintroduction of the condor and the success of this technology. It's our responsibility on the wind-industry side to let these two coexist."
The 300-megawatt Manzana project speaks to the economic pressures driving development in the Tehachapi, one of the nation's prime spots for wind power. EnXco originally developed the project and then sold it to Iberdrola, the Spanish energy giant, which in turn was to build the turbine farm for utility Pacific Gas & Electric. Although Kern County issued permits for Manzana, California utility regulators last March refused to approve PG&E ownership of the wind farm, finding the price of the power unreasonably high. High, too, regulators concluded, was the risk that the condors could force a curtailment of electricity production. In an unusual move, Iberdrola is pressing ahead and building Manzana without securing a long-term contract to sell the electricity it will generate, according to Tholke.
The need for that speed lies a few miles away, where steel towers of the Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Project are being erected. Snagging space on that power line is why enXco broke ground in December on its 140-megawatt Pacific Wind project adjacent to Manzana.
"We feel pretty comfortable with the location of these projects in regard to the condor, as we're on the downdraft where they wouldn't be flying," says Tholke, 41, gesturing at the desert, empty of condor chow, with the Tehachapi foothills miles in the distance. "Our development model is first avoid potential issues."
But in a sign of how contentious wind projects have become the Fish & Wildlife Service disputed Kern County's characterization of the Pacific Wind site's potential to attract condors as "low." (The county green-lighted the project nevertheless.) In October the agency objected to the county's environmental review of enXco's 350-megawatt Catalina project to be built nearby. "We do not agree with your conclusion that California condors are 'absent' from the project area," wrote Diane K. Noda, a field supervisor, in a letter to the county. "California condors likely use the project area as foraging habitat and are likely to be affected by project activities."
"We cannot envision a situation where we would permit the lethal take of California condors," she added.
The company most at risk from the condor is Terra-Gen, which plans to build 1,550 megawatts' worth of Tehachapi wind farms financed by the likes of Citibank and Google. In a preliminary review Kern County found that the company's proposed 230-megawatt Morgan Hills project would "pose a high risk of collision" to the condor. Federal officials in August told county planners that Terra-Gen's 300-megawatt Alta East wind farm "poses a threat" to the condor. The wildlife service also labeled as "high" the potential for the condor to appear on the site of the company's giant Alta Oak Creek wind complex, now being built. Terra-Gen declined requests for comment.
Last May Kern County concluded that NextEra's 300-megawatt North Sky River project posed a low risk to the condor, stating that no birds had been detected within 18 miles of the site. Then on July 18 two condors flew near the site and possibly directly over it, according to their GPS signals. Although the agency urged the county to withhold its approval, the project received the go-ahead on Sept. 13. A month later the Sierra Club, Defenders of Wildlife and the Center for Biological Diversity sued to overturn that decision. A NextEra spokesman declined to comment, citing the litigation.
"I don't really think it's the intention of the citizens of California, who have been really supportive of renewable energy, that we take such a conservative view of new projects that we never do anything," says Oviatt, the Kern County planning director, who noted the county itself has so far rejected some 650 megawatts of wind projects.
But Dan Taylor, executive director of the National Audubon Society's California office, says more litigation may be inevitable unless a technological fix is found. "We're on a collision course for some potential fatalities," he says. "I think the day a condor is killed by a wind turbine in California changes the course of future development."
Avoiding that day could depend on technology like the U-Haul-size radar system parked recently at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, home to a major condor research and breeding center. Made by a company called DeTect, its spinning antennas are scanning foggy skies for turkey vultures, standing in for condors.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Atlanta Dream had a modest goal on the last day of the regular season - lock up the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
They got it done with a 93-88 victory over the top-seeded Indiana Fever on Sunday night.
Angel McCoughtry led the Dream (20-14) with 32 points, seven in the fourth quarter when Atlanta broke open a 71-71 tie with a 13-4 spurt.
The Dream kept the Fever (21-13) scoreless for 3 1/2 minutes.
``I thought it was a hard-fought game,' Dream coach Marynell Meadors said. ``It was a cat and mouse game with the starters. Lin (Dunn) would be two in, I would put two in.'
That's how it went at the start, with the teams separated by no more than eight points in the first quarter. Then the Dream started beating Indiana on the boards.
Early in the second quarter, the Fever had only one offensive rebound - 10 fewer than Atlanta. Midway through the period, the Fever had seven turnovers and just nine rebounds. The Dream countered with 20 rebounds.
``I am disappointed that we did not do a better job on the boards,' Dunn said. ``You cannot give up 19 offensive rebounds and beat anybody. It's unfortunate because I thought we could steal a game from Atlanta.'
Katie Douglas scored 30 points for the Fever, including 16 points on four 3-pointers in the second quarter. Reserve Jessica Davenport scored 15 points, and Tangela Smith had 14.
Alison Bales scored 15 points, and Lindsey Harding added 13 for the Dream.
``Indiana is a great team,' Bales said. ``It's always great to beat them. We're looking forward to the playoffs now that we've wrapped it up.'
The Fever played without forward Tamika Catchings for the first time this season. Dunn said it was because of a sprained knee.
``If Catchings could have played, she would have played,' Dunn said. ``She has struggled with this knee for the last couple of weeks. We knew after the New York game that it was bothering her much more. This was not a situation where we held a player out to rest.'
The Dream will face the Connecticut Sun in the Eastern Conference semifinals. The Fever will take on the New York Liberty. Indiana secured home-court advantage throughout the East playoffs with a win against Washington on Wednesday.


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By Diogenes (articles ) | Sep 25, 2005
The New York Times delivers another catechetical instruction on the formation of the gay sub-culture in the priesthood:
Homosexual men are socialized differently," he (a seminarian) said . "We have spent our whole lives living and working with other men. We've been on the same school teams, shared the same locker rooms, been in the same fraternities...
Rest assured that the homosexual priest has learned to finesse the labyrinths of life, but acknowledge the unstated premise that the way in which the homosexual priest views the world of human relations and friendship is fundamentally different from the heterosexual priest. Also acknowledge that his history of socialization impinges not at all upon his capacity to inspire others to live a life of Catholic virtue and chastity.
So the priest's homosexual socialization makes all the difference to his self-identification, but it should make no difference to his fellow heterosexual seminarians, priests and the laity.
...and we are accustomed to being around people to whom we are attracted.
Change attracted to tempted, and we get a spiritual snapshot of the perpetual sexual struggles of the homosexual priest.
Where can such a man find refuge? What becomes of spiritual friendship when many of his closest associates (be they homosexual or heterosexual) view his gaze as the amorous retreat to the vicissitudes of the high school throb?
To suggest that because one has a homosexual orientation one is unable to control one's sexual impulses is, frankly, insulting.
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Diogenes, why do you equate attraction and temptation? Are we to believe that you are tempted to sexual misbehavior with every woman to whom you feel attraction? No? Then why do you think homosexual men would be so tempted with men? Can you defend your implication that homosexual men cannot have chaste spiritual friendships with other men? And your link to the John Jay study shows that some homosexual men failed in chastity, but hardly shows all do. Defend your positions better, please.
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Not much more to say to your comments, but as a member of the laity, it's impossible to put trust in a spiritual leader that knowingly has gone against the rules of the institution that guides my life. It's about having honor and integrity, and as long as a homosexual decides to, or becomes a priest, he has none.


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House and Senate Republicans asked Congress's investigative arm to examine the U.S. Education Department's student-loan program, saying the agency may not be doing enough to help borrowers in default.
The Government Accountability Office should determine whether the Education Department's loan program is "appropriately managing student debt," according to a letter sent yesterday to the GAO signed by six Republicans, including John Kline of Minnesota, who chairs the House education committee.
With $67 billion of student loans in default, the Education Department has turned to private debt-collection companies to chase borrowers. The contractors, paid on commission, are facing growing complaints that they are violating federal laws by insisting on stiff payments even when borrowers' incomes make them eligible for leniency, Bloomberg News reported March 26.
"We are increasingly concerned the department may not be appropriately managing student debt, particularly when helping borrowers who have defaulted on their loan payments," the Republicans wrote in the letter, which was also signed by Michael Enzi of Wyoming, the ranking member of the Senate education committee; Representatives Virginia Foxx of North Carolina and Judy Biggert of Illinois; and Senators Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Tom Coburn of Oklahoma.
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The Republicans criticized "bureaucratic problems" after the Obama administration's decision in 2010 to eliminate a program that let private lenders make student loans. The government now originates all student loans itself. The administration, citing the Congressional Budget Office, said at the time that the move would save the federal government $68 billion over 11 years.
The Education Department is "proud of the way we've managed the program," Justin Hamilton, an agency spokesman, said in a phone interview late yesterday.
The letter and a statement on the House Education and the Workforce Committee's website cited an unnamed borrower who couldn't rehabilitate his credit to take advantage of better repayment options. The committee's statement also cited the Bloomberg News report.
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The Education Department has proposed requiring that debt collectors automatically offer payments based on income to defaulted borrowers who qualify. The agency is meeting this week with industry, government and consumer representatives about the regulation. The department has also said it is considering changing the commission structure in its debt-collection contracts.
"We've been taking a good, hard look at what we can do to make sure that we are serving students well who have hit on hard times," Hamilton said.
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Texan Ron Paul backers grab delegates in Minnesota
Published 7:00 pm, Monday, April 7, 2008
Minnesota supporters of presidential hopeful Ron Paul hope the Texan will win some speaking time at the GOP National Convention in St. Paul.
Paul backers won six of a dozen Republican National Convention delegates elected at congressional district meetings in Minnesota over the weekend.
Marianne Stebbins heads the Texas congressman's Minnesota campaign. She calls it a tactical victory aimed at bringing Paul's libertarian message to a wide audience, and says his supporters hope to win Paul speaking time at the convention in September.
Party spokesman Mark Drake says the Paul supporters will be national delegates, but adds that it doesn't change anything, because Arizona Sen. John McCain is going to be the Republican nominee.
Paul won only 15 percent of the vote in a nonbinding preference ballot among Republicans attending Minnesota's precinct caucuses in February.
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Online PR News – 24-November-2012 – Jacksonville, Florida – Jessie's, is a 13 year premier "Total Home Care" Better Business Bureau accredited business serving the Northeast Florida area (Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach, Orange Park, St. Augustine, etc.) and Southeast Georgia. Jessie's is a local, woman, family owned and operated full service residential maintenance services provider.
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Our Mission is to continue providing higher quality home services and improve the client experience by reducing the time it takes to book a home maintenance service. We realize people are busy and time is extremely valuable, by offering an online booking system we hope this would free up some time for our clients and improve their quality of life. In addition to our sophisticated online booking system, we can provide an e-invoice (email the invoice) at clients' request. And also, for regular scheduled cleanings we offer a "hands off" approach through our automatic scheduled billing option. Our goal is to make the whole book-service-pay process less time consuming for our clients.
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ok here is my situation. i had a iratrogenic c-section with me baby almost 19 months ago. we plan on getting pregnant in about another year or so. so i want a vbac desperately!!! i dont even want to go to the hospital, but my hubby is dead set against a home birth AND a midwife!!! he says i can do vbac in the hospital with an obgyn. i said but i want a midwife and a doula, he said if you are reading up on this sooo much y do you need a doula to help you? im there and you can do it yourself. i was very pissed!!! im the one who is gonna have his future babies and i cant even do it the way that i want to!!! he says that he is scared for me not to be in the hospital and doesnt "believe" in midwives and doulas. he says thats what we have doctors for and if im that uncomfortable find a woman ob. i said its not the same....ive been reading ina mays guide to natural childbirth and i want to do it that way. so my question is how can i change his mind??? my hubby is not bad or unsupportive but he was raised that doctors knows best ALL the time!!! his mother goes like every other week and wants an antibotic if she and her smaller kids gets the sniffles. so thats a whole other can of worms....but i need some suggestions, i am giving myself a year to prepare/change his mind and i need some help desperately!!!
I would also say to keep presenting him with information. He may think that this is a passing fancy and that you'll change your mind when you are in late pregnancy, but you need to let him know you are serious and that this is very important to you.
You can also tell him that you can have a midwife in the hospital, and if something goes wrong, they have an OB on call all the time to take over, so essentially you would have both an ob and a midwife, but you might only meet the ob like once in your pregnancy.
Also, a doula is a great thing to have for vbacs. I am a doula myself. If you google "dads and doulas" you can get some great pages that describe how a doula and dad can work together to make a better birth experience for mom.
Birth Counseling http://www.cafemom.com/group/26363
Wives of Musicians http://www.cafemom.com/group/5320
Birth Stories http://www.cafemom.com/group/13544/
Moms who Birthed Naturally http://www.cafemom.com/group/14077
*Women have only recently started giving birth in hospitals and with doctors, and still don't in most of the world.
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*Midwives have better outcomes than OBs, statistically.
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*Birthing with an OB decreases your chances for a VBAC.
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*You can transfer care to an OB if any problems arise during pregnancy.
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Sour and Babb
This particular Saturday night was featuring the big Mizzou - OU football game. I wasn't going to sit in Coach's around all of those Mizzou fans for fear of being seen as one so I decided to get a to-go Babb. I called in the order from Royal Liquor down the street. I passed on the Shiner Holiday Cheer because I thought it was from last year and decided on the New Belgium La Folie thinking it might pair well with the Babb's bleu cheese.
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What I can recommend is the Babb and Coach's in general. I don't know of a sports bar in South KC that rivals Coach's for quality of food and number of TV's. Plus, it's the place to go to watch a Packers game and where I saw my favorite shirt of all time, "The Packers may suck but the Vikings swallow". Every time I think of that shirt, I get a warm place in my heart for Coach's and now whenever I have a bleu cheese burger I will inevitably compare it to the Babb from Coach's.
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If you can find it (I think it is off again on again distributed to MO), Rodenbach is like a toned down La Folie. New Belgium actually hired Rodenbach's brewer a while back and La Folie is kinda like Rodenbach Grand Cru. Regular Rodenbach is the Grand Cru blended with non-sour beer. There is also a Rodenbach Alexander which has cherries added.ReplyDelete
John, you took the words out of my mouth, lol! I love La Folie, but Rodenbach was really good, too, especially since it was, what, $7 for a 750ml? I was so pissed when it disappeared off the shelves.ReplyDelete
It's nowhere near as sour as La Folie or even Rodenbach, but for an inexpensive, 12-oz size tart beer (I hesitate to say "sour") I liked the Monk's Cafe Sour Flemish Ale pretty well, reviewed here:


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Habs hogtie Predsby Staff Writer / Montréal Canadiens
NASHVILLE – Peter Budaj and Max Pacioretty come up big as the Habs storm to their second overtime victory in as many games.
Saturday night in Nashville, Pacioretty, David Desharnais and Erik Cole combined for some solid chemistry, boosting the Habs to the second win of their two game western conference swing. The Canadiens' No. 51 opened up the scoring for the Habs with a much needed goal in a game where they were squaring off against one of the NHL's elite netminders.
"I managed to get the puck and tried a little move. I ended up stopping in front of the net and the puck ricocheted off me and in. A bit lucky for sure, but I'll take it," grinned Desharnais of his third goal of the season and his first of two points on the night.
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"Things went well tonight. It's been a few games now that we've been working really hard around the net but weren't scoring much. It was great to finally be paid off," added Desharnais of the team's recent efforts in the offensive zone. "Nashville is a team that plays hard and works constantly and we knew that going in. It was our mission to make sure we outworked them and that's what we did tonight."
Another plus-2 on the Canadiens' scoresheet, Pacioretty helped the Habs enjoy a happy flight home, putting the game on ice for the road team 2:31 into OT thanks to some hard work from former fellow-Bulldogs Desharnais and P.K. Subban.
"It was an awesome setup by P.K.. Taking the puck to the net when it's 4-on-4 – he was active. He could have played passive and let them get the puck off my rebound there, but he stepped up and made a great play, so a lot of credit to him," pointed out Pacioretty. Subban's efforts on the game-winner marked the second time in two games that a Habs defenseman jumping in to the play resulted in a Canadiens victory.
"My job on this team is to pitch in offensively. Especially right now, when we're dealing with injuries so I'm doing my best to step up and I think our whole line did a pretty great job of that tonight," continued No. 67 of his work with Cole and Desharnais. "I think it's good having the two big guys with Davy in the middle. We balance out each other pretty well and hopefully we can all keep it going."
Stepping into the crease for his second start as a Hab, Peter Budaj provided all the key saves the Canadiens needed in Nashville, boosting his career-record against the Preds to 7-5.
"The only time you really feel comfortable is after you get the win, but on the whole, I felt great tonight," admitted Budaj who turned aside 25 shots along with his share of quality scoring chances. "I didn't face many shots in the first period and in the second we had a few breakdowns and they scored a shorthander, which was a momentum swing for them. After that I thought we really stuck with it and had an excellent road game," added the Slovak. "The guys played great in front of me, it was a huge OT goal from Patch and a big, big two points for the team."
Justin Fragapane is a writer for canadiens.com.
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