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I used to be your biggest fan
I was with you from Day One. You were a New England Catholic guy living a normal life and you had something special. We had a lot in common. 80% was running related and it was truly the goofy little podcast that got me moving again. We didn't tune in to be proselytized to, we joined you for our weekly long run to have an easy going check-In, like we would with any running buddy. You were was insightful, humble, and a good-natured the podcast was less about you then it was the shared experience. You may not see it, but you gave up everything that was appealing about the podcast, and probably about you. You have become an angry zealot. I will always love you but you have become hard to like. I wish you were happier - like you used to be. Peace Steve. Run long and taper.
Don't Waste Your Time
M. Bennett
What started out as a reasonably interesting podcast about running, has become an ill-informed weekly rant with a heavy political slant. There is little to no actual running content these days. Do yourself a favor and pass over this podcast.
What was once GREAT is now HORRIBLE, drop the GLobal Warming lies
I've been with Steve for many years and have enjoyed his humor and outlook on what it is like to be a runner. Unfortunately Steve is now more focused on fantasies concerning Global Warming or whatever it is called these days. I am really starting to wonder if Steve isn't beginning to lose it. Visit his website at "Steve Runner" and you will be treated to page after page of Global Warming lies and a passion to hate Trump yet a love for Hillary the liar and cheater. I get it Steve, the sky is falling, we are all going to die because of the myth that is global warming. Stay tuned in a couple of years and Steve will speak the gospel of Global Cooling. Please Steve, get off the boring jabs at Republicans and the continual "the sky is falling" Global Warming lies and please get back to what you do best, TALK ABOUT RUNNING!
The Old Episodes Are Still Relevant
Recently, the frequejncy of Phedippidations has dropped off and, on occasion, the content had drifted from the running we all enjoy. This good news is that the older episodes hold up and make for good listening. The podcast is very well researched, written and produced. Steve is at his best when the topic is on the heroes of the sport. Give the podcast a try.
Steve is a friend...
...that I've never met in person but has leaked into my brain via ear buds. Run long and perspire!
I want to go running
This podcast encourages me to run more and better. Amazing tips.
Currently a total waste of time!!!!
Steve started out having a pretty good podcast, looked forward to my Saturday long runs partly due to the informative and entertaining nature of Phedippidations. I can no longer say this, Steve has fallen into the abyss of nihilism as well as narcissism, if one fails to accompany him in his darkness they are fantasizers and dreamers . It is no longer a running podcast and has become an opportunity to evangilize for his dark philosophy of life….don't waste your time,or get a much older podcast of his. Steve there is a spaghetti monster, and it lives in your head!!!!!
Not what it used to be
We all change over time but I feel like my run with Steve came to a fork in the road. We parted ways about a year or so ago. I couldn't take anymore of Evolution, Nike bashing and false religions and Zen. I've just downloaded a couple episodes. I miss my friend Steve. I hope maybe he'll come back to the center of the running path with me. We'll see. I need my friend Steve. I'm training for my 14th Marathon after a couple years off. I need the help on those long runs Steve. Run long and taper my friends.
Done with this podcast
This used to be a great podcast about running. Now it's a strange podcast that is about whatever is on the host's mind (including that extremely weird episode titled "chesuncook lake with the dudes) and has little running related content. I listened to the beginning of the latest episode and heard the host mocking my favorite cable news network (you know, the one with 5-6 times the viewers of the others) and decided I'm done with it. Plenty of other good podcasts that actually have running/fitness related content to waste time on this liberal.
I really liked this podcast for a while
When it first started, this podcast was great. I couldn't wait to listen to each new episode when it came out. Steve's voice is soothing and it was just nice to listen to and an awesome way to start my day. I imagine thats still the same. However, the show has ventured off the beaten path and has switched focuses from running to harping on topics like religion, social justice, and vaccines. Its super frustrating because this show was so good and now its not my cup of tea anymore. While Steve's views often parallel my own, hearing Steve put out episode after episode saying almost exactly the same things drove me to unsubscribe. If you listen, make sure you start at episode #1 and go forward rather than starting with the current episodes, or you'll get turned of real quickly.
One of the first podcasts, and still one of the best
Discusses all aspects of distance running: training, racing, gear, nutrition, gadgets, great races, and great runners. Well informed, candid, clever, and professional, Steve reports on his experiences and those of his listeners in a very personal, sincere, and entertaining style. Although he does not produce episodes as frequently as he once did, the ones that come out are always worth a listen, especially by those who have heard past episodes and learned about Steve's life and loves. Highly recommended for those who love running and/or are interested in learning more about it!
a little
annoying, however, the topics are great.
Look forward to each new episode
I have been listening to Phedippidations since April 2009 and I feel that I know Steve even though we have never met. I don't run as much as I like due to injuries, but I enjoy the podcast anyway. Wish this technology had been available back when I used to run marathons. Mike
Where did you go
You were there when I was lost, not that I am found by any means, but it was a privilege to run with you. Life is a trip. I just received my microphone and am slowly taking the steps to making my own podcast. You for sure have earned a break. I hope to hear this podcast again.
Sorry, But It's Painful
Kwin the Eskimo
I really wanted to like this podcast. Many of the glowing reviews would have one believe that this podcast is on par with far superior programming available around the web. That was the impression I got, and boy was I wrong. I popped this podcast in for a quick 7 mile run and found the subject matter so depressing and about as far from motivating as I can possibly imagine. I understand that the format is supposed to be free form with the speaker discussing the things that come up, but the constant straying away from anything related to running is annoying. This podcast made a 7 mile run feel like a marathon. I had to work just to get through it. Others had told me that maybe I stumbled upon a weaker episode. The problem is, I am not willing to risk another listen that will cause me to want to jump into the frozen lake I am circling just to end the misery ringing in my ears. Maybe I'll give it another chance while I'm at work or something (but definitely not while running). If I do, I will update this review. Until then, my opinion on the podcast stands.
Thanks Steve! Awesome podcast
I'm a new runner. Age 36, 3 months in to it. I have done a 5K & last weekend a 12K (also happens to be my long run distance as of right now) I am hooked on running now, training in FiveFingers, taking along Phedippidations for the long haul. Love the show! Started with Episode 1 (or should I say 13), currently on Episode 32. They will carry me through to the Half marathon this spring. Thanks Steve! I'll be either buying the app or subscribing monthly to support your hard work! Probably both!
Love this app!
Steve's stories and insights keep me focused during a quick 5k or and a longer 10k. I frequently think back and reflect on what I learned. Sometimes he just tells a story, but most of the time he challenges listeners to become better individuals.
not anymore
Something happened along the way and Steve turned into something he was not at the start: someone too full of himself. It was good for some time… not anymore.
Love it!
I love this podcast. Listening to it makes me feel more connected to the Run Net community. Keep up the good work!
A real "running" show for runners.
Phedippidations is a simple yet excellent podcast about a guy much like me doing something I want to do; train for and run Marathons (in my case at least one... someday...) His thoughts and reflexions are quite entertaining for the long road and his sencerity is refreshing. Much of his dialog is recorded during his runs. So much better than listening to soneone sitting in a studio talking about running; Steve "Runner" actually takes you along with him for much of the program. It gives the show a feeling of genuine-ness and shared experience. If you're a mid-pack runner, or a new, beginning runner, you owe it to yourself to check out this show! Great job Steve; keep 'em coming!
My go-to running podcast
I listen to Steve while I'm running, while I'm cooking, or while I'm drinking beer or wine. The show is well produced, well researched, and expertly delivered. I've learned about running and discovered new topics or ideas that beg my curiosity. Keep them coming, Mr. Runner. I'll keep subscribing.
He's a human being
What is most interesting is the honesty of the shows, how they track the ups and downs of Steve's life. It is not a show produced by a team, designed to appeal to everyone -- it's just Steve. That's different and refreshing if you identify with him (and not everyone does, as you might expect). If you don't expect to agree with another person 100% all the time, you can enjoy this. I think it's great even though it's not for everyone. It was sad when I finished listening to the archived episodes, now I have to wait for new episodes (but don't overlook Intervals, Steve's other podcast).
Not Afraid to take a chance
Just Norm
I have listened to steve runner throughout the years. Perhaps I am biased, but I still think it is one of the most interesting, well produced and creative podcasts ever made. The man is not afraid to agree to disagree, take on controversial or less popular subjects. He is constantly evolving and trying to prompt us to grow as well. He is a kind, gentle and passionate soul, who puts himself 'out there'. Don't judge him, but listen with an open and unhindered mindset, remember, we're all different, but we're not all friendly. Steve is...
The absolutely most intelectual and inspiring running podcast. there is. Steve Runner is the Godfather of running podcast. The others talk about his podcast constantly. MUsic, discussions, wine, stories about runners and races, the poco loco coverage, you name it, you won't EVER be bored. The absolutely best of the best.
Not so goofy
I became hooked a couple of years ago and now listen to every edition. Steve calls his podcast goofy but he is being too modest. Yes, it's about running but it's not just about running. He talks about the Boston Marathon with passion but he also talks about the human side of the marathon in such a way that would entertain and inspire a nonrunner just as much as a runner. He talks about his family, his job, his faith and many other aspects of his life in such a way that reminds the most single minded runner that running is not life but merely a part of life. He has a broad knowledge of many things. I suspect that this is because he is, quite simply, interested in learning and then sharing the knowledge. Yes, he has made my running more meaningful to me and he has joined me on not a few long runs, but he has also educated me on wine, philosophy and other esoteric matters that I would never have quite got around to discovering for myself. I don't know how he finds the time to produce a podcast almost every week but I am grateful that he does. Thanks Steve - your generous efforts are appreciated!
Encyclopedia of Running Podcasts
Will I ever make it through all of the episodes of Phedippidations? Perhaps, if I start running a lot more miles (long runs) and take Steve along for the ride. That is my goal, to run far - so hopefully one day I will have listened to the entire library of episodes, some multiple times over, and gained all the knowledge that is available there. This podcast is the most informative, with far ranging topics and lovely humor with Steve and his sons. Hilarious! They are true performers. I cannot wait to tell Steve that I have listened to all of the hundreds of episodes. You will never run short of material to accompany you on your runs. ENJOY!
Too self absorbed
I've given this podcast several tries over the past year. I really don't understand why this is so highly rated. He blathers on with his perspective on this life, the next life, and everything that has only a loose connection to running. He needs to deliver running topics and not provide his metaphysical spin on the deeper meaning. I'm educated and can spot when someone is trying a little too hard to show others their educational chops. I'm glad people are finding this podcast motivating. For me, unfortunately, it just reveals his underlying insecurities packaged in multi-syllable words. this show has only the faintest connection to the reason why I attempted to listen in the first place.
Persistent as...
Used to be a show I could listen to on long runs. Used to be weekly and then bi-weekly. Now it's looking like monthly. If that happens. Steve used to be available on twitter and facebook but now it seems he's given up on being social. My husband and I think he has become paranoid with deleting tweets and all. If you're going to just delete them, why have a twitter account at all? I used to recommend this to my running group and it's disappointing to say that I can no longer do that.
Great running podcasts
A thoroughly entertaining yet informative podcast for and about runners.. One of my favorites!
Well done, and most enjoyable! I'm interested to hear more about the type of treadmill you have, is it worth 2k?
One of the best.
I always enjoy listening to Steve Runner, even when I don't agree with him. His podcasts are well thought out and very sincere. Many days I have gone for a run just because I wanted to here his next episode. I am a month away from my first marathon and I am planning on saving a few episodes for my long trip thrue Fort Lauderdale. I really think Steve may deserve some credit for helping me stick with running for the last year and a half. Every time I listen to pheddipidations I know I am likely to learn something and often I find some inspiration from Steves enthusiasm. Thanks Steve.
Hit or Miss
I have a love-hate relationship with this podcast. Some topics are great, some are so-so, however all are well-researched. But what I really dislike is all the fluff between the major piece. My wife makes fun of me when I listen to this one, so it must be dorkier than most...That being said, he's kept me motivated to run. If you are a runner or aspiring to be one, give it a listen.
Keep Us On Our Toes
A very well engineered and executed podcast, that takes you to places and ideas you might not have chosen to investigate, but Steve makes it worth your time, every time. Keep up the great work!
Great Running Companion...
Running DC
Steve Runner entertains, educates and informs fellow runners on a personal level. I enjoy loading up my Nano and heading out on a run. Steve covers a wide range of subjects including the history of running to the latest record holders. From new medical findings/studies about our sport. Laughing with his son and playing with indiana jones, his beagle to sharing his love for a great glass of wine with his wife, Steve delivers a complete package in a running podcast. Two thumbs up!
The best Podcast on ITUNES
Phedipidations is the leading podcast in production quality, entertainment, and creates a knowledge base for runners of all abilities. I look forward to running with Steve Runner each week and never miss an episode! If you know anyone thinking about starting to run for health or just to exercise please have them listen to Phedip and they will stay connected and motivated. Thanks for all you do Steve! John from the Poi
This is heads or tails the best running podcast I've come across.. Steve goes all out to make every podcast entertaining, humorous, and informative. And his puppy loves him.
Best Running Podcast
This is the best running podcast out there. I've listened to a large number of them and this is the one I keep coming back to. Listening to Phedippidations (can't you pick something easier to spell) is like running with an old friend. Peppered with running facts and the occasional rant, each ep gets moved to the top of my playlist. Run long Steve.
If you want to be motivated,inspired,and encouraged,not only in running but morally this podcast is for you.
Like the variety
Steve does a great job writing and recording this podcast. He does lots of running/health research, reads and recommends great books, and teaches me much about running. I like the personal things he discusses on the podcast too. I don't really want a podcast ALL about running. It's much more fun to have a real person to listen to and run with. I like to hear about his ups and downs and what is bugging him right now. We don't always agree and sometimes I'm not as passionate about the things we do agree on, but I certainly respect what he has to say and encourage him to continue to do so. I also need to mention that his son, John Michael is great when he joins the show. The interchange between the two of them always makes me laugh.
Love to listen when it's about running
However, more and more Steve goes on rants about other topics in the social condition and is often very negative. Examples are Nike, Apple and the final straw is wanting social services called on the parents of a 13 year old who recently conquered Everest, but it is always something. If it were all about running, I'd listen, but as it is now I need to disconnect. If he were to create a different personna for his personal views and leave Steve Runner to speak about running issues that would be good with me, but never know what I am going to get now when I put on the headphones.
Keeps me running
I have been listening to this podcast over three years,before I started running.Steve's stories on running legends,tips and his up's and down's on the road will keep you entertained.
THE Podcast of Podcasts
Palmetto Runner
Phedippidations is THE podcast that I wait for each week. You know the one... the podcast that when you see it is downloading, you can't wait to hit play? I've been listening to Steve's adventures in running for years now, and his show never disappoints. I love all my Run Net Community friends who podcast, but Steve still sets the bar (no matter how humbly he degrades his "goofy little podcast"). Phedippidations is the gold standard of amateur podcasts -- entertaining, engaging, fun, and all produced by just a regular guy. All superlatives aside, Phedippidations will inspire you to run, whether you are shooting for the Boston Marathon, or just struggling to get off the Couch of Doom. He doesn't care if you can run 50 feet or 50 miles. Steve will motivate you because he shares our everyday struggles and he is there each week to inspire you to stay fit and lead a better life...
Wow.. what a podcast
I decided to "kick the couch and do a 5k." Shortly thereafter, I found this podcast.. all I can say is I am hooked. I started listening to all the back episodes and when I go out for a run.. it feels like I am running with a friend.. I am almost caught up.. only 50 more episodes or so to go.. Run on Steve.. I guess I should say "Run Long and Taper"
Excellent friend to take with me on my long runs!
Stephen J Walker is a good friend whom I have never actually met in person. He and I take long runs almost every week. We talk about the weather in Boston and in Africa. We discuss random topics and somedays we get angry. Sometimes together and sometimes we disagree. He makes me laugh and sometimes his stories make me sad. I have been a listener for about one and one half years and I look forward to Steve's silly jokes, his puppy, his son John Michael, and the creaky door when he begins and ends each episode. If you try it once, you will be hooked! My favorite episodes are those recorded while running marathons. The Philly marathon was one of my favorites. Happy running!
Sorry But Leaving
Used to think that Steve was the greatest thing since racing flats but I'm going to have to take my IPOD elsewhere. I adore his family stories and his running topics are THE BEST. But his continuing diatribes on Jenny McCarthy and other social issues show him to be snotty and mean and I just don't need that in my life. I actually agree with his views but his holier than thou, zealot 'tude has totally turned me off. Let me know, Steve, when you've gained some compassion and I'd love to listen again. Or stick to running. Thanks for the good times, Adios.
Without a doubt the best running related podcast ever!
This has been my favorite podcast (running related or otherwise) since day one. Keep up the great work, Steve!
Listening from the beginning
I just found this show about a month ago and started listening to all the old shows from episode 1 forward. I don't listen while running unless I'm forced inside by the weather and have to run on the treadmill. But often listen in the car on the commute or sometimes at home at night. So sometimes up to 2-3 a day and slowly working my way forward. I also keep up with each new episode as it comes out. Most of the shows are very interesting and entertaining. I don't see a huge disconnect with the older shows and some of the more recent ones, as some have mentioned. But I have to admit the one recent one which was not much more than Steve reading a list of marathons was not really podcast material. Anyway, I'll keep listening and may have more to say as time goes on. It also seems like Steve does listen and take in the criticism. I can't imagine continuously producing a weekly podcast like this for so long in my spare time. Of course it's going to change over time. As long as he listens to his audience, I look forward to this continuing into the future.
Phedip rocks but...
Steve is what we in New England call a "character". That is usually spoken with a chuckle and a shake of the head. I have been listening for about a year and the show in general is about one of the best out there on the subject of running. Steve is also inspirational and it seems many beginners are able to start running and adopt the sport as a lifestyle which is just terriffic. Bravo. The content is at it's best when he really focuses on running. His experiments with barefoot running were interesting as is his training for, and coverage of, the Boston Marathon. I also love the "Running Legend" series of shows. They are well researched and truly fascinating. The show's other highlights are his son, the ongoing race battles with his friend Joe, and his annual World Wide Festival of races. I have noticed a change in tone however over the past few months. I agree with some of the other reviewers and some shows have turned into rants with almost no mention of running. It must be quite a task to put out such a high quality podcast each week and I appreciate the effort... but some of the shows have declined in content in my humble opinion. The Nike rant was too much for me and I had to turn it off. I agree with the premise and appreciate his opinion but it could have been covered a little better. Other "cons" are the constant mention of wine and "quackery". Some of the shows, like reading emails and reading a list of marathons seem sort of phoned-in. Again, it must take a lot of work to produce the show so perhaps the content slips some weeks due to to the demands of life. The attitude of "it's my podcast and I'll do what I want" is not my favorite either especially since he constantly mentions the running "community". The show is part of the "community" now and that attitude sort of turns me off. I listen a lot when I am running and before I used to listen to the whole show all the way through. Now I find I have to stop, pull out the iPod and fast forward through some of the looopier content and ads. So as a listener I think, sure do what you want but I'll also "do what I want" and scroll through the crap. In general though Steve and his show are great. Just take what you need and leave the rest. Thanks Steve!
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What is the maximum ltv reasonable for an investment property? by johnsonfam507 from Sherman Oaks, California. Aug 11th 2015
The rates will end up being about .375 higher for an investment property at a 75% Loan to value and if it is an 80% loan to value then it will be a little higher than that. You can choose to pay higher fees and keep the rates down. There is no real exact answer because it is more of a formula than a higher rate. I am in CA and can help at (866) 385-1650 or www.AsktheLoanMan.com
It can vary as lenders have different pricing adjustments for either 75% or less LTV or 75.01% to 80%% LTV. You definitely want to hope you are at 75% LTV or less. But it is going to be at least 0.375% in rate as the pricing adjustment is going to be over 3 points. That will equate to at least 0.375%. So you really want your broker to shop around for the best base rate but at the same time find a lender that has lower pricing adjustments for investment properties. There is probably more like a 0.375% difference in being at 80% for investment versus 75% for investment as the price difference for the rate is over 1% in points. So definitely work with a broker that has a broad range of lenders to choose from as many lenders have their own pricing adjustments for investment properties based on the exposure and risk they want.
Yes rates will be higher, and just to show you how fast things change in this industry.. the other responses say you can refi up to 80% LTV, but the latest changes to FNMA (June 30th, 2015), state that 75% is the maximum LTV for a refinance on an investment property.. and you can expect the rate to be at least 1/2% higher than owner occupied properties. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com
to qualify as a second home and get owner occupied rates, it has to be a decent distance from your primary residence and we like to see that it is near a lake or golf course or ocean or mountains..... A decent distance is typically looked at as 35 miles or more. The other issue is that if you buy it as a 2nd home then you need to qualify for both payments on your own. If you buy it as an investment then you get to count projected rental income to help offset the payments and help you qualify.
There is a difference between an investment and 2nd home.. the 2nd home will give you a better rate, but what type of loan do you have on it now? Owner occupied, investment or 2nd home.. if you bought it as an investment, and your tax returns show rental income, then your not going to be able to sell it to the lender that's it's now a 2nd home.. Also, for 2nd home, lenders will only consider it if it's truly a "2nd home" or "Vacation" home.. how far away is it from your primary residence? if it's just blocks away, then you will never get anyone to do it as a 2nd home.. if it's 100 miles away, on a lake or river with other vacation homes, then it's possible, but not if you are showing rental income.. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com
The maximum LTV on an investment property for a Conforming loan is 75%. The rate will be higher and by how much will depend on the LTV and credit score. You should speak with a local loan officer and see what your available options are. Best wishes, Sean
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Exercise: 10km easy jog
Water: 3litres
Sleep: 9 hrs.
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Hey dandelion
Thanks for the encouragement. Tis not easy! But yes i'm determined (at this stage) anyway. Just gotta keep plugging away - well something like that =)
Have read some of your posts here and they sound really good. What day are you up to now? How is it all going for you?
I've been doing 811 for a couple of years now though not 100% raw all the time. I've had stretches of 100% and have done lots of healing in those times. At the moment sustaining about 80-90% most of the week and having a couple of days fully raw. Feeling awesome. Might do another fully raw stretch again sometime soon when the mood takes me. :)
Also just wondering what Harley's new pulse method is for the banana smoothies. I noticed you had written this down in one of your entries.
The pulse method is just to pulse blend the smoothie making sure that you don't get a whirlpool. You leave it slightly chunky and it's much sweeter that way.
Just signed up for facebook, so will write up the rest of my days on there. Day 5 and going strong.
This is so exciting! I started my raw vegan JOURNEY from yesterday as it was the first day of 2014! (but I did not manage to write here yesterday, so I am gonna write now!)
DAY 1 (January 1st):
Bfast (very late bfast after NEW YEAR's night): 1l Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice + 5 bananas SMOOTHIE!
Exercise: Focused on the food today!
Water: 2 litres
Sleep: 12 hours (yeah, that's a lot!)
Feelings: Tired because I did not sleep at night (I was sleeping all day though)
DAY 2 (January 2nd)- TODAY:
Bfast (late bfast again): Juice from 10 oranges + a Bunch of Basil leaves +3 bananas = SMOOTHIE! Yum!
Dinner: 10 dates + 5 rambutans and 3 lychee + 1 apple + 1 big grapefruit + 1 tangerine
Exercise: Focused on the food today! Gonna start running 2morrow!
Water: 2 litres
Sleep: 12 hours (I like that! I have my holidays now)
Feelings: Not really energetic but I am feeling BETTER and kinda LIGHTER! =)
I am not able to jog six miles a day let alone one. I had an injury to my left leg from being thrown from a horse..could I spend an hour in the gym instead on weights? I also get about five hours of sleep a day because I work nights in a prison and sometimes dont get home till noon and have to be back to work at ten pm. I have eleven dogs and ten cats so I have to spend some time with them, at least the dogs, the cats dont even like me, Im pretty sure.
Sounds absolutely amazing Freelee!!! Love that you are bringing raw back and encourage everyone to do their best!!! Thank you!!!
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Identifying and treating sepsis during its early stages improve a patient's chances for survival
For Immediate Release: 2018-09-20
Contact: Liz Martin, (315) 671-6408
Syracuse, NY –
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that each year in the United States, more than 1.7 million people are diagnosed with sepsis. The sepsis death toll, which stands at 270,000 each year, exceeds annual deaths in the U.S. from breast cancer, prostate cancer and AIDS combined.
Sepsis occurs when an infection triggers a serious inflammatory response throughout the body. Leading causes of sepsis include such common infections as cellulitis, pneumonia, urinary tract infections and diverticulitis. Without timely treatment, sepsis can rapidly lead to tissue damage, organ failure and death.
"Identifying and treating sepsis during its early stage is very important," said Richard Lockwood, M.D., vice president and chief medical officer, Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. "Early treatment with antibiotics and large amounts of intravenous fluids improve chances for survival."
Lockwood suggests that people who are recovering from a medical procedure or surgery, especially those who are elderly, very young, have chronic health conditions or have weak immune systems, be carefully monitored. The CDC lists any combination of the following as symptoms of sepsis:
- Confusion or disorientation
- Shortness of breath
- High heart rate
- Fever, shivering, or feeling very cold
- Extreme pain or discomfort
- Clammy or sweaty skin
"Act fast and get medical care immediately if you suspect sepsis or have an infection that's not getting better or is getting worse," said Lockwood. Treatment consists of finding the source of the infection, administering antibiotics and maintaining blood flow to vital organs.
To prevent the onset of an infection that could lead to sepsis, Lockwood recommends:
- Practicing good hygiene, including properly washing hands and cleaning cuts
- Discussing with your doctor the best ways to prevent infections
- Getting recommended vaccines
- Being aware of the warning signs of sepsis
- Seeking medical care immediately if an infection does not get better or worsens
In upstate New York, the rate of sepsis admissions per 1,000 adults was 4.68 in 2017. By region, the rate of 2017 sepsis admissions per 1,000 adults was:
- Central New York Region – 3.59 (2,000 adults)
- Western New York Region – 7.39 (9,000 adults)
- Finger Lakes Region – 5.65 (4,800 adults)
- Utica/Rome/North Country Region – 4.00 (3,000 adults)
- Southern Tier Region – 3.70 (1,500 adults)
An Excellus BlueCross BlueShield infographic about the warning signs of sepsis is available free to download at https://tinyurl.com/yafsefcdOpen a PDF.
To learn more about sepsis and how to prevent infections, visit http://www.cdc.gov/sepsis.
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AIP Language Institute
AIP Languages offers the chance to enjoy a wonderful educational holiday, combining a top quality Spanish course with a wide range of cultural and recreational activities.
- C/ Bachiller, 7. 46010
- Valencia
- Phone numbers:
- +34 963 391 566
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- www.spanishinvalencia.com
- Instituto Cervantes (Spain)
- Instituto Cervantes (Spain)
- State Universities of New York System (USA)
- CSN (Sweden)
- University of North Texas System (USA)
- Bildungsurlaub (Germany)
- FEDELE (Spain)
- AMELE (Spain)
The school is located 15 minutes walk from the historic town centre, within the university campus of Valencia, a very safe area with a nice atmosphere and, also, with good connections to the beach.
AIP Languages opened new facilities in June 2005, including a computer room, library, screening room for 60 people, and 14 classrooms. New and modern fully equipped facilities for teaching languages.
A group of highly qualified teachers, weekly exams, strict quality control and individual monitoring of each student are some of the pillars on which AIP bases its work, to keep the interest and daily effort of its students.
Tourist Zone: Valencia Terra i Mar.
Location: downtown. University area.
Languages: English, Italian, German, French and Chinese.
Activities: tourism, leisure and culture.
The school offers courses for all levels and, as well as the lessons, it offers many activities to complement learning in the classroom.
Basic: four lessons of 55 minutes a day, Mondays to Fridays.
Basic Plus: five lessons a week of Culture with activities added to the Basic Course.
Business: one additional lesson added to the Basic Course, five days a week. The students must have an intermediate level of Spanish.
Business Plus: five lessons a week of Culture with activities added to the Basic Course + Business.
DELE: one additional lesson added to the Basic Course to prepare for the D.E.L.E exams of the Instituto Cervantes.
DELE +: preparation for the exam and five lessons a week of Culture with activities.
One to one: the total number of lessons will depend on the specific needs of each student.
Programme of practice sessions: combines Spanish course and practice sessions at companies in Valencia. Students must have an intermediate level of Spanish and qualifications or experience in the professional field of the company.
The school offers accommodation in apartments to share and families. In both cases, the houses are well equipped and located in the city centre, with easy access to the school.
Families are chosen following a rigorous selection process, ensuring people have years of experience dealing with students. This option provides a unique opportunity to practice the language.
On the contrary, if the student prefers to have more independence during their stay in Valencia, AIP recommends accommodation in an apartment shared with other students from the school. AIP also offers accommodation in hotels and dormitories, for more details, interested students should contact the school.


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New Member Pre-Recruitment occurs in the fall semester and is a time for students to have fun and come meet the sisters and see what LKS has to offer.
Recruitment occurs during spring semester. It is a time for students to come out once again to learn more about the fraternity and decide if LKS is for them.
New Member Orientation is a time of bonding, new experiences, and learning more about becoming a member of the fraternity. In this process, LKS fosters professional service, leadership, and sisterhood in its new members.


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"No longer are we carriers of knowledge, giving it to students and assessing whether they can repeat facts successfully. We are, instead, tasked with teaching students how to find answers themselves." This observation was made by Heather Wolpert-Gawron in her Edutopia article, "The Power of 'I Don't Know'". She continues…
"At the start of each year, I have to train students that I will not be feeding them answers. I will not be having them copy notes from the board. I will not hand out copies of words and definitions for them to study. I will not hand them fill-in-the-blank paragraphs that we will all fill in together.
"Rather, I will teach them how to develop questions. And when they ask me for answers, I will happily and without embarrassment, reply with, 'I don't know.' & nbsp;I will also teach them that when I ask them a question it's OK if they say, 'I don't know.' I won't make them feel bad for not knowing the answer. Instead, I will spend vital time teaching them that when 'I don't know' pops into one's head, it is the trigger to find out. For me, the guide in the room, that means making sure that my own attitude does not reflect our society's assumption that 'I don't know' is a weakness."


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(6/14-6/16) Looking for what to do in New York this weekend? We've got the latest on all the goings-on, from concerts to museum exhibitions to comedy to the best in city sightseeing. There's much to celebrate! This weekend is Father's Day Weekend, plus there are events for Flag Day, WorldPride, and much more!
(6/14) Official 2020 FDNY Calendar of Heroes Launch & Signing. Come celebrate the launch of your favorite calendar with NYC's Bravest. Drop by and meet the men and women of FDNY/EMS and get your 2020 calendar signed.
(6/14) Flag Day! The Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York and Fraunces Tavern Museum host the anniversary of the adoption of the flag of the United States (June 14, 1777) with a parade of flag-waving representatives of New York schools and organizations, starting at noon; all afternoon long, admission to the historic tavern is just a buck. The parade starts on the steps of City Hall at noon.
(6/14) Brew at the Zoo, summer edition, is coming to the Bronx Zoo on Friday. From 6 to 7:30pm grizzly bears, giraffes, lemurs, sea lions, and more are all on exhibit. Stop by and see your favorites before the drinking begins, with the zoo pouring samples of over 100 varieties of wine and beer. Food truck and zoo cafe bites will also be available.
(6/15) On Saturday, June 15 from noon-6pm, FDR Four Freedoms State Park on Roosevelt Island will host a free WorldPride celebration for all ages, with VideoOut onsite all day capturing coming out stories for their online library, food trucks for a picnic on the lawn (and for the 21+ crowd, wine and beer available for purchase), and a visit from Drag Queen Story Hour, at 12:30pm and 2pm, featuring books that focus on diversity and inclusivity, from Little Bee Books. From Friday, June 14 to Sunday, June 30, you can check out Ascend with Pride. The park's monumental staircase will transform into a massive LGBTQ Pride Flag to celebrate the universal human rights articulated in FDR's Four Freedoms Speech: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
(6/15) Jammer Beach Party at Rockaway Beach. From 11am to sundown, enhoy a free party as Sixpoint Brewery takes over the boardwalk at Riis Park Beach Bazaar with beer, specialty cocktails, food, live music, boozy beach games, and much more.
(6/15) The Vinho Verde Wine Experience is back for its third year, returning to Chelsea. Taste ever-flowing wine from over 30 wineries in the Vinho Verde region of Portugal as well as food bites from some of NYC's hottest restaurants. The day-long festival, broken down into three sessions, will also include sommeliers hosting informative sessions about Vinho Verde, mixologists custom curating delicious beverages at the Vinho Verde Cocktail Bar, live music, and a photo booth.
(Now-6/16) Ends this Sunday! Last chance to catch Enter Laughing: The Musical, at the York Theatre! Based on Carl Reiner's semi-autobiographical novel, the hilariously tuneful Enter Laughing: The Musical careens through the misadventures of star-struck, stage-struck, woman-struck teenager David Kolowitz, who pratfalls his way into manhood via the theatre in 1930s New York City. As Jerry Seinfeld put it, "You can't pack more laughter and fun into a finite space and time!" Catch its limited engagement with the York Theatre Company.
(Now-6/15) Chelsea Music Festival. The Chelsea Music Festival presents a series of classical and jazz chamber music concerts, featuring emerging artists from around the world performing all across Chelsea.
(Now-8/19) The popular Shakespeare in the Park program returns to Central Park. This year's productions include Much Ado About Nothing and Coriolanus.
(6/16) Father's Day Cruises! Spirit Cruises leaves from Chelsea Piers with noon brunch and 7pm dinner buffet departures. The skylines don't come any more spectacular. For an elegant plated Father's Day Bottomless Mimosa Brunch Cruise or Father's Day Dinner Cruise, come aboard Bateaux, with live music on top of more of those breathtaking views. If Dad's a beer fan, hook him up with Hornblower's Father's Day Beer Brunch Cruise. The ride, aboard a luxury yacht, includes unlimited beer and mimosas, a live jazz band and DJ, and a bountiful brunch buffet.
(6/16) Dads, be a kid for a day at the Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum. The museum is celebrating dads by offering them admission for the price of a children's ticket! Download the coupon here and show it at the box office to redeem.
Click here for additional suggestions on What Do To for Father's Day in 2019 in NYC.
Treat Dad to a special meal with friends and loved ones. Click here for recommendations on Where to Dine for Father's Day in NYC.
Installation view of Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976-1986 at the Museum of Arts and Design. Photo by Jenna Bascom.
(Ongoing) Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976-1986 at the Museum of Arts and Design. More than 40 years after punk exploded onto the music scenes of New York and London, its impact on the larger culture is still being felt. Born in a period of economic malaise, punk's energy coalesced into a powerful subcultural phenomenon that transcended music to affect other fields, and especially graphic design.Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die explores the visual language of punk through hundreds of its most memorable graphics, from the shocking remixes of expropriated images and texts to the DIY zines and flyers that challenged the commercial slickness of the mainstream media. #PunkGraphics
(Now-1/3/20) The most significant site of the Holocaust, Auschwitz was not a single entity, but a complex of 48 concentration, forced labor, and extermination camps, at which 1 million Jews—and tens of thousands of others—were murdered. Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away., a new exhibition at the Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, explores the legacy of history's deadliest mass murder site. More than 700 original objects and 400 photographs are on display, many for the first time in North America. Among the artifacts: personal possessions, fragments of a barrack, a gas mask used by the SS, and an original German-made Model 2 freight wagon used for the deportation of Jews to the ghettos and extermination camps in occupied Poland. 36 Battery Pl. (1st Pl.), 646-437-4202, mjhnyc.org
Optician's Trade Sign, E. G. Washburne & Co. 207 Fulton Street, New York City, c. 1915. Paint and gold leaf on zinc and iron, with glass and light bulbs 26 x 54 x 4". Collection of Penny and Allan Katz. Photo by Gavin Ashworth, New York.
(Ongoing) Folk art may seem like something that flourishes best in isolated areas, but it's been a vibrant tradition in the heart of New York City for centuries. In fact, many objects associated with the heartland were originally manufactured by artisans here. A new show at the American Folk Art Museum, Made in New York City: The Business of Folk Art, uses some 100 works by self-taught artists to tell the story of how New York became the commercial and financial capital of the country, as seen through the lens of the folk art that was made here. From stoneware cast in the West Village to advertising figures made on Canal Street to weathervanes forged in the Bronx to carousel animals carved on Coney Island, see how New York City was the center of it all.
(Now-10/1) When you see the sheer volume (some 130) of mind-blowing instruments that have been played by a broad cross-section of iconic musicians, all tucked into one space, you'll understand why the sprawling Metropolitan Museum of Art is the appropriate place for the new show, Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll. It's the first time a music exhibit of this magnitude has been presented, with guitars alone including the white Fender that Jimi Hendrix played at Woodstock, Prince's 1993 "Love Symbol" guitar, and one of Pete Townshend's smashed Gibsons encased in Lucite.
(Ongoing) You can experience the world of history's most famous spy at Driven: 007 x SPYSCAPE, a new exhibition inside New York's spy museum, SPYSCAPE. This immersive exhibition brings you into the Bond universe with sets, props, and insights about the creation of the ageless secret agent. Among the highlights: an Aston Martin DB5, the lab of Quartermaster (or Q), M16's gadget master, concept art from Oscar-winning production designer Sir Ken Adams, and an exploration of 2012 Bond film Skyfall's unforgettable final scene. Father's Day special! SPYSCAPE is giving all fathers free admission on Sunday, when at least one other family member pays for admission. The code to get free admission online is SPY DAD.
(Now-7/10 for Part One) Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, who died 30 years ago of complications from AIDS, is the subject of Implicit Tensions: Mapplethorpe Now, now displaying the first installment of a two-part retrospective at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Mapplethorpe is known not just for his images, but for the controversies they incited. In 1989, after his death, his work became the centerpiece of a national debate about artistic censorship and what kinds of works public funds should cover (ironically, it was the debate that led to his widespread fame). Many of the images are graphic and retain the ability to cause discomfort, but time has lessened the shock; it has also brought to the forefront Mapplethorpe's technical proficiency and his ability to capture deeply insightful looks at his subjects.
(6/14-6/15) Aziz Ansari's Road to Nowhere stops at Radio City Music Hall.
(6/14-6/15) Liza Treyger at Gotham Comedy Club.
(6/14) Woke AF: A Mind-Opening Variety Show at SubCulture. Woke AF is an all-inclusive comedy variety show where artists share about social issues they're passionate about. Comedy that they want to open your minds to. Comedy that they're sure will change your life. Friends. Family. Strangers. Prepare to get WOKE! 10pm.
(6/14) Lucky Cheng's Drag Cabaret Restaurant & Bar Presents: Drag Dinner Party. Dinner and drinks with a drag show! Lucky Cheng's, the originators of Drag Dining, which is now in its 25th year! The drag show starts after everyone's drink and dinner orders have been taken. Three-course prix fixe menu created by Executive Chef Saul Montiel and the kitchens of Cantina Rooftop.
(6/14) Janeane Garofalo, Pheobe Robinson, Jordan Carlos, No Two Drink Minimum-Exclusive Special Show at Eastville Comedy Club. 8pm.
(6/15) 1st Annual Coney Island Comedy, Music & Seafood Festival. Comedy line-up: George Wallace, Capone, TK Kirkland, Mark Curry, Smokey Suarrez. Music line-up: Big Daddy Kane, Chubb Rock, Milk Dee from Audio 2. Food menu: shrimp skewers, seafood rasta pasta, fried shrimp & waffles, fried catfish & waffles, fish tacos, curry shrimp, soft shell crab, glazed salmon, and more. Sounds by: DJ Envy Power 105.1. Doors open 7pm.
(6/15) Father's Day Comedy Show at Kings Theatre. It's the return of Earthquake's Father's Day Comedy show and the hilarious King of Comedy Cedric the Entertainer, plus Deon Cole and more.
(Ongoing) Check out great comedic talent every night at Broadway Comedy Club! Use our coupon and pay only $5 for admission!
Click here for more comedy shows in NYC this weekend.
(6/14) Watson Adventures' Wizard School Scavenger Hunt for Harry Potter Fans at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Follow in the footsteps of young wizards on a field trip to the Met in search of art that echoes characters, places, and enchanted objects in the Harry Potter books and movies. Keep your trusty wand handy as you track down a powerful sorceress, a Snape-like potions master, Hagrid-like giants, and cloaked and masked figures as scary as any Death Eater or Dementor.
(6/15) Ice Cream Garden Social at the Mount Vernon Museum. Join in for some family fun during this "Path through History Weekend." Come to the garden to make ice cream, try historic toys and games, take a museum tour, and hear about the mouth-watering history of this sweet treat. 1-3pm.
(Now-11/3) Kids of all ages will want to check out the new Bronx Zoo Dinosaur Safari. It's the biggest, most realistic dinosaur safari ride in America. Travel back in time on a guided tour to learn about dinos of the past and descendent animals of the present. The experience will take riders through 2 acres of woods, in which they will meet animatronic dinosaurs, including two 40-foot-long T. rexes, a 60-foot-long herbivore called Omeisaurus, and the Spinosaurus, one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs to ever exist.
(6/1-9/8) Above & Beyond: The Ultimate Flight Exhibition at The New York Hall of Science. NYSCI's summer exhibition uses flight simulation, augmented reality, touch tables, design and skill challenges, virtual reality, and more to immerse visitors in the wonders of flight.
(Ongoing) Color Factory, a massive interactive art space, began in August 2017 in San Francisco. Wildly popular, the project has set up shop in SoHo and is sure to inspire lines as long as the cronut did at nearby Dominique Ansel Bakery. Designed by a wide spectrum of artists, Color Factory walks visitors through 16 rooms devoted to the wonder of color. You're invited to compliment someone using color words, discover your signature color, and read wishes for the world written by NYC school children on varicolored balloons. Each room is equipped with a camera that can take a picture of you and send it to your phone: the better to post with! On view now through August, 2019. 251 Spring St., email@example.com, colorfactory.co, @colorfactoryco
Updated!! Read about more Instagrammable pop-up exhibits in NYC here.
(Ongoing) Exhilarating Family Fun at Stomp NYC. Special discount packages available!
Click here for more events to do with kids this weekend.
For even more kids activities, and to learn more about the brand new Bronx Zoo Dinosaur Safari, check out our sister site nymetroparents.com!
(Ongoing) Feelin' the need for speed? The BEAST Speedboat Ride is back! Zoom past the Statue of Liberty at a heart-racing 45 mph!
(6/14-6/16) Hop-On, Hop-Out The Pride Experience Bus Tour with City Sightseeing. Join your hostess, the fabulous Anita Buffem, on this whimsical 2-hour journey highlighting the gay history of New York City. Your licensed New York City tour guide will provide the facts, while your hostess Anita provides the fun. Your route will take you north from Hell's Kitchen along Central Park past the infamous Central Park Ramble, then back south past historic locations such as The Ansonia Hotel, where Bette Midler was discovered while performing at the Continental Baths, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Times Square, Chelsea and, finally, Greenwich Village/The Stonewall Inn. Our open top double decker motor coach offers unobstructed views on this evening extravaganza that you won't want to miss! **Reservations required, runs every weekend in June.
(New!) Madame Tussauds New York Presents Broadway. Take a magical journey starting with a cocktail at the Broadway Bar, and then traveling through a kaleidoscope of your favorite musicals. Enter the world of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Evita, Sunset Boulevard, and Cats. You can sing "Memory" with Grizabella the "Glamour Cat" and wear the Dreamcoat yourself as you become a Broadway star. The Phantom of the Opera will also guide you through this dazzling backstage experience, and perhaps do a little singing himself along the way. Live actors will be on hand to enhance the rush both on- and offstage.
(Ongoing) Get the full stadium experience with Yankee Stadium Tours, which offers exclusive access to New York Yankee historic spots like Monument Park, The Great Hall, and even down to the dugout. The daily tours also bring you close to baseball artifacts like Babe Ruth's bat, Lou Gehrig's jersey, and rings and trophies representing the Yankees' 27 world championships.
(Ongoing) For more than 70 years, Circle Line has been showing visitors the city, including the only cruise that goes all the way around Manhattan: Circle Line's Best of NYC Cruise. One trip will show off five boroughs, three rivers, and more than 20 bridges on the way to 101 New York City sights. State-of-the-art Empire Class ships have recently launched, providing quieter rides, better sound for the personable onboard guides, bigger windows, improved climate control, and more outdoor deck space. (For dining and entertainment, take a ride on Hudson's, a three-story "floating rooftop" that's a Circle Line sibling.)
(Ongoing) Part show. Part tour. All entertainment. THE RIDE is a one-of-a-kind experience that turns the streets of New York into a stage. Journey through Times Square and midtown Manhattan as the city's landmarks unfold before your very eyes. THE RIDE's theatres-on-wheels also tour lower Manhattan, with THE DOWNTOWN EXPERIENCE Powered by THE RIDE, which lets visitors re-live iconic moments in New York history through the magic of TimeLooper Virtual Reality Headsets. Use our coupon and save $10 off!
Immerse yourself in the deep, dark depths of the ocean, where Humboldt squid fight to the death and 50-foot whales ride overhead. Play with virtual sea lions, navigate a kelp maze, and more at National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey! Here's a $10 off coupon! Sip 'n Sea Fridays are back, 4-10pm, and Sip 'n Sea Sundays, 4-9pm.
Bring a loved one to take in the breathtaking view at Top of the Rock.
(Ongoing) Get all of the best of the Big Apple with the New York Sightseeing Pass, from Grey Line CitySightseeing. Mix and match your way to a supercharged experience with more than 100 attractions, tours, experiences, and destinations to choose from. Cruise through the harbor to the Statue of Liberty, take in the view of Manhattan from high up at One World Observatory, enjoy three-day access to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and go wild at both the Central Park and Bronx Zoos. With the Sightseeing Pass, navigate New York City with ease on one of six double-decker bus tours, the Hop-On/Hop-Off ferry tour, dozens of themed walking and biking tours, or a horse and carriage ride. Relax with additional savings with discounts to dining, retail, and entertainment, plus access to the Woodbury Common shopping mall and Go Airlink airport shuttle. With the Sightseeing Pass, take advantage of full admission to attractions, saving you up to 65% of total visitation costs! sightseeingpass.com
Want free advice on what to do and see in New York? Join our Facebook group Everything to Do NYC, a place for people to ask questions and get tips on how to make the most of the city.
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(6/15-6/16) The Jazz Age Lawn Party at Governors Island. (If you miss it this time around, there's one more weekend 8/24-25.)
(6/14) Celebrate PRIDE with Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Social at West Elm's Chelsea location, 5pm. This Pride Month, West Elm and Ben & Jerry's welcome all to their local West Elm store for a complimentary "Ice Cream Social" and to learn about the important work of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) and how to get involved in local Pride Month activities.
(6/14, 6/15) Ariana Grande at Barclays Center.
(6/14) FREE! New York Philharmonic Concert in Prospect Park, part of the Concerts in the Park Series. 8pm.
(6/15) Death Cab for Cutie/Jenny Lewis at Forest Hills Stadium.
(6/15) Celebrate National Lobster Day aboard the North River Lobster Company.
(6/15) Saturday Night Party Cruise: Sail Your Cares Away with Hornblower Cruises. Escape on a mini-getaway without straying too far from the city lights on a three-hour cruise aboard a yacht. This weekend party on the Hudson River features a dance floor with Top 40 and rock music served up by a live DJ, and a cash bar where you can order your favorite cocktails. 9:30pm
(6/16) Egg Rolls, Egg Creams, and Empanadas Festival at the Museum at Eldridge Street.
(6/16) Classic Harbor Line's Bear Back Mountain Father's Day Cruise featuring a variety of culinary delights; a visit to the Trail-side Zoo, a stroll or row around Lake Hessian, and a hike up Bear Mountain for breath-taking views of the Hudson River valley.This 9-hour full day event starts with a 3-hour northbound cruise from Chelsea Piers to Bear Mountain State Park. More info and get tickets here.
(6/16) Feeling Wicked: The Magical Side of the American Songbook, with Emily Skinner & More at Feinstein's /54 Below. Hear the best of the classic American Songbook in four jewel-box revues created especially for a supper club setting, and featuring stellar talent from Broadway and beyond. From Wickedto "Witchcraft," Broadway and the American Songbook love the mysterious, the magical, and the miraculous. Featuring standards and legendary Broadway gems by Harold Arlen, Lerner and Loewe, Cy Coleman, Stephen Schwartz, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Disney classics, and more. 7pm & 9:30pm.
(Now-9/30) That's right, it's rosé all day once again. Rosé Mansion is back for another summer residency in NYC after a successful run last year. The designs in all 14 rooms will be brand-new, and the mansion will be twice the size of last year's iteration. You'll get tastings of 8 different pink wines as you travel through a champagne ball pit, a mini-theme park called Roséland, and a tree house! There will also be two different rosé wine bars where you can hang out, plus grub from Taco Dumbo on hand. 111 W. 32nd St., rosewinemansion.com, @rosewinemansion
(Ongoing) Smorgasburg is back! With locations now in Williamsburg, Prospect Park, and Hudson Yards.
For information on LGBTQ nightlife, visit our brother site metrosource.com! Planning on being in New York in June for WorldPride? We've got all the WorldPride 2019 info you need right here!
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Research Programs at VT
Scroll down to search through deadlines or click one of the opportunities listed below to jump to a description.
If a deadline has passed, do not let that discourage you! Check out our version of 'help wanted' ads posted by faculty in the OUR Database, and/or SOURCE a multidisciplinary undergraduate research resource blog run by our ambassadors. For up-to-date infomation like this, sign up for the OUR newsletter.
And remember, its never too early to start planning for next year. If you see a program that interests you, but the deadline has passed, put a reminder in your calendar for next year, keeping them in mind as you map out your time as an undergraduate student here at Virginia Tech.
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Bats as Model Organisms for Bioinspired Engineering IRES
Biocomplexity Research Experience for Undergraduates (BREU)
Biomechanics & Biological Transport REU
Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship (FURF) 2019-2020
Fralin Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)
Global Change Center Undergraduate Research Grants
Global Change Center Undergraduate Science Polcy Fellowship
Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT) Student Grant
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Roop and Kavita Mahajan Research Awards
Summer Undergraduate Research Internship
Training Future Leaders to Solve Resource Challenges at the Confluence of Water & Society REEU
Translational Obesity Undergraduate Research (TOUR) Scholars
VTCRI Molecular Visualizations
Monthly, rolling: last day of month, 5:00pm
ICAT Student Grant
From smart phones to automobiles, understanding the human genome to exploring social networks, scientific and technological innovation is the result of the work of not just scientists and engineers, but artists and designers as well. The challenges of the 21st century demand creative processes that stem from the realization that design, aesthetic, and technological development have become symbiotic. In order to foster this kind of transdisciplinary research, the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT) invites applications for small projects that are creative, innovative and show a strong potential for contribution toward the goals of ICAT. These funds can be used to pursue a range of transdisciplinary activities including creative projects, pilot studies, feasibility studies, or preliminary research.
Rolling, ongoing
The Biocomplexity Research Experience for Undergraduates (BREU)
The Biocomplexity Research Experience for Undergraduates (BREU) is an educational program open to aspiring scientists from all academic backgrounds. BREU prepares students to pursue highly competitive STEM careers, offering hands-on training that extends far beyond the traditional classroom learning experience. This program encompasses a wide range of research opportunities including both paid and for-credit positions.
Make a real impact. BREU students participate in hands-on research activities in each of our institute's Leading Laboratories—work that's fundamentally transforming the way we understand the world. At the Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech, our projects help guide the creation of resilient cities, inform effective policy responses to public health crises, and uncover key factors that drive industrial innovation.
Diversify your expertise. Our students work in teams, closely supported by graduate research assistants and supervised by faculty. Your colleagues and mentors will be thought leaders in a wide variety of fields: statistics, biology, social, behavioral and economic sciences, computer science, data analytics, epidemiology, simulation science, information technology policy, and infrastructural resilience.
Form professional connections. The Biocomplexity Institute's dual locations in the National Capital Region and Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus put our students in contact with a number of leading decision-makers in science, government and industry. Our "alumni" have established their careers at a variety of high-profile institutions including the Department of Defense, Department of Health, Bloomberg, and Amazon.
Programs with hard deadlines:
Bats as Model Organisms for Bioinspired Engineering IRES
Led by Dr. Mueller and Dr. Lohani
This is as NSF-funded International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) award for a US-China Collaboration on Bats as Model Organisms for Bioinspired Engineering each summer at Shandong University, China. The 10-week research program will support 5 students total, 3 graduate and 2 undergraduates, subject to availability of funds. The award will cover travel, visa, and subsistence expenses as well as provide students with a $5,000 stipend. Email the Principal Investigator, Dr. Rolf Mueller, with questions.
Biomechanics & Biological Transport REU
Deadline: TBA
The Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program is for undergraduates interested in exploring research in biomechanics and biological transport. Students will be fully integrated into participating research groups and will experience hands-on lab research, group meetings, and close collaboration with other members of related research groups. Students have the opportunity to perform basic research in multiple areas, including human health, injury, and disease; animal locomotion; plant diseases; biological transport in the environment; and bio-inspired technologies. In addition, career development components will contribute to improving written and oral presentation skills.
Food-Energy-Water Systems (FEWS) REU
Deadline: TBA
Future scientific leaders must effectively communicate across disciplinary boundaries relating to food, energy, and water, with a "molecules to manufacturing" perspective for recognizing commonly shared and unique challenges, discoveries, and solutions. Our primary objective is to nurture students to pursue graduate studies and academic and industrial careers in FEWS fields, establishing the pool of educated and energetic talent to fuel the competitiveness of our nation.
REU MII-FEWS research will provide enabling polymeric materials for food distribution, water efficient crop production, real-time monitoring devices, advanced manufacturing concepts to print the next generation of membranes for water purification, and novel synthetic methods to understand predictable transport and diffusion through materials. Working in teams, effective communication across the population, and igniting passion for discovery remain cornerstones. REU publications will serve as a key indicator for our success. The REU students will emerge as scientific leaders in a critical area for our nation; the students will initiate an interdisciplinary network of scientists with a spirit of entrepreneurship and a passion for societal impact. Students will understand the social complexities of translating technologies to international communities.
Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship (FURF)
Applications are accepted April through August (specific dates vary by year.)
The Fralin Undergraduate Research Fellowship program is competitive award program open to all Virginia Tech undergraduates with a goal of increasing diversity in research.
Fifteen fellowships of $1,000 are awarded annually to individual students demonstrating academic capability and a strong interest in undergraduate research. Fellows will conduct their proposaed research project with a Virginia Tech faculty mentor over the course of one academic year. Applications are accepted April through August (specific dates vary by year). Those funded will begin their research projects the following fall.
Fralin Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)
Deadline: Students: February 24, 2020 at Noon, Faculty: February 26, 2020 at 5:00pm
The Fralin SURF program is a 10-week training program designed to give motivated Virginia Tech undergraduates the opportunity to engage in full-time (~40 hrs/week) research and related professional development activities that mirror graduate training.
The goal is to offer students experiences that will help them determine if they want to pursue a career in research while they develop skills for graduate school. The program includes weekly research and professional development seminars, periodic social events, and a final symposium during which students will present their research. 15 students will be selected to participate in the training program during summer 2020 and receive a $4000 stipend. Only open to Virginia Tech students.
Global Change Center Undergraduate Research Grants
Deadline: December 15.
The Global Change Center (GCC) at Virginia Tech is accepting proposals from undergraduate students and their GC-affiliated faculty mentor(s) to support undergraduate research that will advance the missions of the GCC. Award requests can range from $250 - $1,000 and may include itemized supply and analytical costs, as well as travel costs to research sites.
Global Change Center Undergraduate Science Policy Fellowship
Deadline: December 1.
Rising juniors and seniors majoring in science or engineering are encouraged to apply for $7,000 Global Change Center fellowships that cover in-state tuition, fees, housing, and a small stipend. Fellows attend a 6-credit Washington Semester summer program while interning 30 hours a week in D.C. with agencies such as USFWS, USAID, USEPA, and USDA.
iScholars program
They start recruiting the beginning of Spring Semester.
Work, Live and Study in the National Capitol Region
An integrative experience in innovation and entrepreneurship. You will gain real-world experience as paid interns in Washington-area organizations with further skill building through an interactive seminar course and field trips.
This application is open to all students.
This is a 12 week program.
iScholars will participate in all elements of the program, working 32 hours a week, and taking 3-credits of coursework each in Summer I and Summer II.
Sign up for the iScholars newsletter, on the iScholars website, for up to date notifications
MAOP Undergraduate Summer Research Internship (SRI)
Deadline: TBA
The MAOP Undergraduate Summer Research Internship (SRI) started in Summer 1993, and since then has been a transformative experience for hundreds of students. Students from a wide variety of academic disciplines spend ten weeks during the summer (late May - late July/early August) working closely with a faculty mentor in a mentor/protege relationship to design, conduct and present a scholarly research presentation.
Students devote at least 40 hours a week on their respective research projects and scholarly activities. At the conclusion of the program, students will present their research to their fellow SRI peers, faculty mentors, and guests. The research is presented using a poster format and oral presentation. This research symposium is the culminating event of the experience, and takes place during the last week of the program.
The program is open to undergraduate students from any two-year and/or four-institution from around the United States and territories. Participants must be U.S. Citizens or Permanent U.S. Residents
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF)
Deadline: TBD; tentatively late February
Applications are accepted every spring for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Program. Students enrolled in a science/engineering major are encouraged to apply for this competitive 11-week summer research program. Successful students will receive funding for travel and lodging (up to $4,000) and a stipend ($5,500).
Roop and Kavita Mahajan Research Awards
Deadline: TBA
Roop and Kavita Mahajan Research Awards have been established to provide small grants to current students or current student organizations in good standing at Virginia Tech to undertake projects that aim to break cycles of poverty and negligence in under-resourced communities around the world.
Proposals may be submitted until December 3. Ideas are welcome from across a wide spectrum of areas including health, education and infrastructure. Preference will be given to proposals that show a transdisciplinary approach and are broadly aligned with the mission of ICTAS. We expect to award 2 proposals at a maximum of $2,500 each.
For more information, email Chris Tysor for more information.
A novel and innovative program focused on interdisciplinary undergraduate studies and research at the intersection of Science, Engineering and Law.
Science and engineering sophomores and juniors enrolled in Scieneering participate in coursework leading to minors in Interdisciplinary Engineering and Science or Science, Engineering and Law and conduct at least three credit-hours of interdisciplinary research mentored by faculty outside their major discipline. Students gain experience tackling real-world, multi-dimensional problems under the direction of a qualified mentor.
Summer Undergraduate Research Internship- Safe D
Deadline: TBA
Participate in ongoing transportation safety research at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) - the largest university-based transportation research institute in the country.
Training Future Leaders to Solve Resources Challenges at the Confluence of Water & Society
Deadline: TBA
This REEU will catalyze interactions between students from widely varying disciplines by focusing on research questions that require innovative approaches to scientific collaboration and data visualization, as well as communication to and engagement with an array of local stakeholders. Our diverse team of experienced mentors includes environmental scientists, social scientists, engineers, and computer scientist will both guide individual student efforts as well as collectively model successful interdisciplinary collaboration. To promote a unifying context for research: Fellows and mentors will be members of interdisciplinary teams; We will learn from and interact with a range of stakeholders across multiple land use issues; and Activities will be place-based within the Virginia Tech StREAM Lab, with a view towards its relationship with the larger New River basin.
Translational Obesity Undergraduate Research (TOUR) Scholars
Deadline: December 20, 2019.
Join us this summer @ Virginia Tech!
Funded by an NIH R25 Research Education Grant, and under the umbrella of the Center for Transformative Research on Health Behaviors, the Translational Obesity Undergraduate Research Scholars (TOUR-Scholars) Program is a research-intensive summer experience which prepares students for graduate and medical education in translational obesity research.
TOUR-Scholars will be matched with a faculty mentor, working across the obesity translational spectrum. Ten students will be chosen to participate.
VT-REEL: Securing Our Food
Deadline: TBA
Open to all undergraduates at 2- and 4-year colleges, this 10-week summer research program is for those students who are interested in applying their education in life sciences to solving agricultural and food supply issues. This translational experience will allow you to experience, first-hand, the process of both discovery and practical application through the study of plants, molecular processes, or by engaging in developing solutions to our food, fiber and fuel needs of the future. For the first 5-weeks, students will conduct research in a laboratory at Virginia Tech's main campus (Blacksburg, VA), with a member of our Translational Plant Sciences program. During the second 5-weeks students will work with a faculty member at one of three Agricultural Research and Extension Centers (AREC) in Suffolk, Painter or Virginia Beach, VA. Program participants will also engage in weekly workshops designed to help you make connections between basic and applied plant research, understand new molecular concepts, and to enhance your professional development. Students will receive a stipend of $4,500, housing and meals on the Blacksburg campus, and housing at the AREC campuses.
VTCRI Molecular Visualization SURF
Deadline: TBA
The VTCRI Molecular Visualization SURF program is a 10-week long summer program that gives students the opportunity to participate in hypothesis-driven independent research at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute in Roanoke, Virginia. Students will participate in a weekly workshop series to provide hands-on experience in the cutting edge imaging technologies housed within VTCRI to understand appropriate application of each technology in understanding biological processes. This program encompasses a full-time, 40-hour week schedule and supports Molecular Visualization SURF students with a $3,500 stipend. Housing will also be provided to those students that need it.
VTCRI neuroSURF
Deadline: TBA
The VTCRI Translational Neurobiology Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (VTCRI neuroSURF) is a 10-week program designed to introduce undergraduate students to translational neurobiology and provide them with a hands-on, independent research experience. This program encompasses a full-time, 40-hour week schedule and includes lectures in Translational Neurobiology, a seminar series that highlights neuroscience research that is ongoing at Virginia Tech, and courses on professional development. Students will receive a $3500 stipend and housing (if needed). Participants in VTCRI neuroSURF will include VT students and students from other US universities and colleges.
For more information visit neuroSURF online or email Dr. Michael Fox or Alexandria Pilot.


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We are seeking caring, dedicated couples to join our team as dorm parents/life skills teachers. While helping our Academy accomplish its mission of encouraging hope, faith, and growth for the families and communities we serve, dorm parents provide direct care in a dorm of either boys or girls, ranging in ages 9-18.
Utilizing a family environment and behaviorally-based curriculum, dorm parents work with youth to promote positive life skills and the ability to make sound decisions. We are a private boarding school with youth living on campus year-round. We are looking for dedicated couples who are passionate about making a difference in the life of children. In addition to a salary, we also provide housing, utilities, food, free admission to events and a vehicle. Responsibilities of the Life Skills/Dorm Parents include: acting as positive role models and fulfilling daily parental duties for youth in their care in a supportive, structured environment; ensure youth are ready for school or other activities for the day; provide instruction regarding health and personal habits, behaviors, and provide assistance in achievement of academic goals; provide teaching interactions, awarding both positive and negative consequences for appropriate personal and social behaviors; prepare reports to therapist, Be a provider, parents and director as well as incident reports; make appointments that may include transporting youth to appointments; attend staff meetings; accompany youth to dining hall for meals as a family unit; work with director to plan recreational activities and outings; and other tasks as assigned. Required Experience:prefer college degree but will consider high school diploma with right experience; at least 21 years of age, previous experience, skills and abilities with foster/adoption and/or at-risk children; knowledge of psychological and sociological aspects of youth, ability to implement a behavior system and provide structure in a positive, effective way, basic knowledge of first aid and safety, valid driver's license with good driving record, current auto insurance and ability to pass extensive background check; ability to effectively interact with sensitivity, and be able to keep information confidential. Dorm parents have scheduled days off each month in addition to vacation time and sick days.


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Summoned to another world to serve as the Spear Hero, Motoyasu Kitamura is a pitiful young man who eventually finds himself only able to love filolials. But after being fatally injured in battle, Motoyasu wakes up yet again in the exact circumstances of when he was first summoned. It turns out that his spear possesses an ability known as Time Reversal! With his stats unaffected by the reset, Motoyasu decides to fight once more. His motivation: to once again see the smile of Filo, the filolial that he loves more than any other! Could this be considered the start of a new game in god mode?! The long-awaited otherworldly redemption fantasy begins!
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(September 20, 2001) All of a sudden, the question of an enduring labor shortage has some additional components. While employment growth statistics (the dynamic that makes the labor shortage worse) will be up in the air for years to come, the prospect of supporting a long term war ensures that demands on the labor force will remain high. Combined with pronounced skills shortages in IT and other electronics related disciplines, management of the labor shortage should begin taking center stage.
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It is a widely accepted fact that Human Capital is seriously underutilized. Placement float times between projects within a company, horrible delays in placement processes, dreadfully inexact measures of capabilities, skills and aptitudes, and other people and time wasters characterize the standard fitting of people task and company. It's a level of waste and inefficiency that we will be unable to sustain, given the new demands on the economy.
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