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It's been 25 days since the Penguins won the Stanley Cup (again) followed by the victory parade and I am riding just as high as I hope many Pens fans still are. I was in attendance at the 2016 parade and had the time of my life for numerous reasons. While I wasn't able to make it to this years 2017 parade, having some beers later and watching it on tv in celebration made me feel like I was there once again at the party.
Winning 2 cups in a row, especially in the Salary Cap era, is very difficult to do. So I'm gonna enjoy the hell out of this 1 (again) much like many of the players did during the parade as you probably have seen by now. It got me to thinking, I wonder what some of the players (particularly the younger guys) are doing with their day with the cup?
Certainly everyone is gonna have fun with it, but who would I wanna be hanging with or as their goal song dictates "party hard" with come there day with the Cup?
I'm going to get this outta the way right now, Phil Kessel is always an automatic choice. There's no need to explain, I love Phil Kessel, you love Phil Kessel, we all love him, we know the folklore about him. This is definitely obvious. It's like talking about the greatest Yankees of all team, don't even need to mention Babe Ruth because we all know he's one of the greatest players of all time, same ruling goes for Kessel.
Jake Guentzel
Unlike many of his teammates, Guentzel was only on the latter of the back to back championships. For this being his 1st time meeting new best friend Stanley, Guentzel looked thrilled the entire time at the parade. He was seen fist pumping and cheering all the way down the route. My favorite part was him talking about what he's doing with the cup:
"IM GOING BACK TO MINNESOTAAAAAA". Jake Guentzel was literally a kid in a candy shop, he's got a shiny new silver toy to play with this summer. Seeing Guentzel with that joy on his face during the whole parade makes me think that won't stop at all, for me that's a front row seat worth the price of admission.
Brian Dumoulin
Last year in 2016 we were blessed with this gem:
Than now in 2017 it might have been even better:
Biting open the can with your teeth is such a savage move I can't help but be a fan of it. I for sure want to be around for what Dumo will do next.
Sidney Crosby:
As if 3 Stanley Cups and 2 Conn Smythe's and a team parade wasn't enough already for Sid, he now gets to be treated like a super hero. His hometown of Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia Canada loves their home grown kid so much that Crosby gets his own parde in town. Imagine that, a parade for just you, not any teammates, just yourself. I would love to be apart of that and be on 1 of the floats, definitely would be a cool thing to do.
I also think Sid would let loose a little in a place where you can see him behind the scenes. He's always very calculated and reserved when it comes to doing interviews, it would be fun seeing the other fun side of Crosby.
Olli Maatta
Need I say more?
Carl Hagelin
"Swagelin" as some call him scored the last goal of the Cup Final, a thrilling feeling putting the last nail in your opponents coffin. He also had a rough year because of injury and under production of goal scoring that we normally see from the Swede. In other words, Hagelin could use the 2nd championship to blow off some steam.
He got right to it by joining Crosby at the NHL Awards over in Vegas. Surely Hagelin ripped up the town while he was there as he wasn't up for any awards, just there hanging with Stanley and Sid in support of his teammate. I'll hit the black jack tables with Hagelin anytime.
Ron Hainsey
Trade deadline acquisition Ron Hainsey always struck me as kind of similar to that old dad from the movie Project X, or maybe the fun neighbor you might be aware of. He's the loving, responsible, caring father that he should be to his wife and kids. Then, one night, the young guys a few houses down decide to throw a real awesome party, Hainsey stops by to ask to keep the noise down, next thing you know he's invited in and getting wild with everyone else, maybe doing some shots or a quick drinking game, having a great time and being one of the last to leave.
That's how I imagine Hainsey felt as he wasted away his time in Carolina struggling and never making the playoffs (the nice dad who's kinda boring). Next he's on the Penguins in the playoffs, having fun, being productive, scoring goals in the Stanley Cup (the crazy dad) slicing through defenders and finally winning that Stanley Cup! Hainsey than dressed up as a catcher and caught the 1st pitch thrown by Sidney Crosby at the Pirates game the next day. It's been some ride for Hainsey, he can finally relax.
Evgeni Malkin
This really just comes down to the fact that Malkin has always been my favorite player. He's also the all time playoff points leader in Russia. The reception he probably gets when he brings the Cup back to his town of Magnitogorsk is probably 1 similar to when Steph Curry goes back to Charlotte.
Justin Schultz
I just want to recreate a bunch of the memes that have now went viral of Schutlz walking and chugging. There's no question he, Maatta, Conor Sheary and Guentzel were the ones really getting after it at the parade, if you know what I mean.
Really you could make a case for any Penguins player on this roster. Back to back, sounds great to say. Raise a glass, a cold one, or the finest bottle of choice for your 2017 Stanley Cup Champs!


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From David Humphreys to Ephraim Fenno, 17 January 1783
Head Quarters Newburgh Janry 17th 1783
The Commander in Chief expects wherever there are two Field Officers with the Regt on the Lines, that one of them will take the command of the Posts at Kings Ferry & at other times, that the senior Officer present will have the general superintendance of them.
As to the salted provisions which is in danger of being spoiled; His Excellency thinks, if it is the property of the present Contractors, this Commissary at Kings Ferry ought to be informed of it, that he may take measures to have it issued, or put in better order; and indeed if it belongs to the public, he wishes similar measures may be adopted—without delay—I am &c.
D. Humphrys A.D.C.
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Hard to fill up Terminal 3 in Jakarta which still looks relatively empty. Three more airlines will join over the next weeks to come.
Opened just a year ago, Terminal 3 in Jakarta is bringing new standards in terms of facilities and services to passengers and airlines. Originally dedicated to Garuda Indonesia and its partners of Skyteam, the terminal started to receive new international airlines earlier this year -including international flights of AirAsia, which reintegrated the old Terminal 3 structure.
Thai Airways, Qantas and Jetsar Asia are set to move from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport's Terminal 2 and start operating out of Terminal 3 in May, an official from state-owned airport operator PT Angkasa Pura II (AP II) said on Wednesday.
Thai Airways will make the move on May 1, while the two other airlines will move on May 11, said Erwin Revianto, AP II senior manager of branch communications and legal affairs for Soekarno-Hatta Airport, as reported by local newspaper.
He said the relocation was part of AP II's commitment to improving its services to both airlines and passengers.
Among the facilities that are available at Terminal 3 include e-parking, a crowd management system, free WiFi, self check-in (in progress), digital banners, an e-kiosk way finding system, body scanners, auto-gate immigration service and a trolley management system.
During the transitional period, the airport operator will provide passengers with flight information to assure the relocation can proceed smoothly.
"We understand the importance of helping airlines provide the best services. Therefore, AP II will fully support the relocation of Thai Airways," Erwin said, adding that the passengers needed to arrive at the airport earlier during the transitional period.
In another development, the train to the recently opened Airport Express train provides now more frequencies for passengers with a connection every 30 minutes. Trains are also becoming faster: travelling time is now 46 minutes from the BNI City train station – also known as Sudirman Baru Station – in Central Jakarta to the airport instead of 55 minutes before. Transportation Minister Budi Karya Sumadi had pledged to cut the travel time to 38 minutes but improvement will still be necessary along the tracks…


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below, detailing the actions leaders can take to turn the struggling company. Before following these steps, make sure you have a small business consultant to act as partners throughout the turnaround process. External business expert advice is crucial, she or he can offer unbiased expert who can bring new life to your business
Step 1 :. Get to Know the company
The first thing turnaround leader or small business consultant should do is research struggling company. A full facility tour, including meetings with all employees, managers, leaders and trusted advisors, should be carried out. The consultant needs to know the business' history – the reason for its creation as well as performance, advantages, procedures, intellectual property, core beliefs and failures. Next, the business consulting expert should put together a turnaround team within the organization
Step 2 :. Meet with creditors, customers and suppliers
When internal customers are on board with the turnaround process, it's time to get support external customers and partners. Turnaround leaders should give these players a clear understanding of why the turnaround process is happening and what the company hopes to achieve
Step 3 :. Review Barriers to Business Success
Next, a small business consultant and turnaround team should review the main obstacles to business. What problems are limiting success? The business consulting expert should research every major issue. For example, if being profitable is the main problem, the consultant should analyze profit and loss reports for each month in the last two years. While working with a small business consultant, objective assessment of your data. Can you spot where the current trend started? This is also a good time to think about the possible timing issue for reviving the company
Step 4 :. Zoom in on the most pressing problems
Next, the company operating the Ombudsman to-do list: Figure out what problems will have the most impact on turnaround situations. Collect feedback from employees, consultants, vendors, customers, suppliers, managers and c-suite executives are the most urgent. Brainstorm ways to solve the main obstacles. Whether you're writing about the financial processes or small business plans marketing, look at the long term. Avoid stop-gap responses, and find solutions that will stand. Prioritize the list solutions that can help the company overcome obstacles
Step 5 :. Find Opportunities
It is not enough for a small business consultant to solve the problem in step four – he or she will also uncover previously under-appreciated strengths and opportunities. For example, while talking to suppliers, a consultant might be able to arrange a better deal, leading to lower product prices and higher sales
Step 6 :. Research the market and the customer
investigated whether the market will support the new approach. Market research techniques such as customer surveys and focus groups can help you optimize your small business strategies Marketing. Reviewing the current structure of the Agency can help you determine if new ideas successfully. For efficiency, choose two or three opportunities and problems to begin with -. It is best if these goals a reality soon to keep the momentum going
Finally, do not quit as soon as positive results appear. Check the process continuously, and meet small business consultant regularly to review achievements and take on new challenges.


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Zagarella: Santa Flavia is the gem of Sicily
Domina Zagarella Sicily: Santa Flavia is waiting to be discovered
L'Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily è situato a Santa Flavia una piccola località siciliana a due passi dal mare. Un piccolo gioiello che unisce sorprese e tradizione, storia e modernità. A poca distanza da Palermo l'Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily offre tutti i più moderni comfort abbinati ad una grande cura per i particolari sia dal punto di vista naturalistico, paesaggistico, sia dal punto di vista enogastronomico. Il nostro lavoro è stato un vero piacere. Le immagini di questi luoghi ci sono entrate nel cuore.
Santa Flavia: the sea as a source of life and beauty
The peculiar position of Santa Flavia has made it one of the main fishing ports of the Mediterranean, but from the tourist point of view it is above all an excellent starting point for many excursions. The Zingaro Reserve, the caves of Vucciria, the Faraglioni of Scopello, are just some of the places that can be visited. From Santa Flavia you can easily reach Cefalù with its Arab-Norman architectural beauties or the Salina Rinella, a fishing village unique in the world. Favignana and Levanzo, then, are islands that are famous all over the world.
People travel to be amazed by the mountains, the seas, the rivers, the stars; and they pass by themselves without wondering.
Santa Flavia: one of the most beautiful beaches in Sicily
A beautiful sea would be nothing without a beautiful beach on which to sit down to enjoy the holidays. The Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily, which also offers three swimming pools for those who do not want to move, is in a charming and unique position. You can follow everything that happens in the structure and in the surroundings thanks to their Facebook page. The Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily has a series of villas that allow a different holiday from the usual without having to abandon the comforts of a star hotel.
Santa Flavia: what to see in the surroundings
Excursions are the strong point of the Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily offer. For those interested in art and culture there are the classical Palermo, Taormina, the Etna, the village of Erice and the archaeological site of Segesta. For food and wine lovers there are the restaurants inside the hotel and the typical Sicilian specialties that can be tasted in Palermo and in the nearby cities. There is obviously no shortage of possibilities for sports and physical activity of various kinds. For more information you can consult their website or take a look at our video, one of the many activities we have done for the communication of the Hotel Domina Zagarella Sicily.
Hotel Domina Zagarella: our team
- 1 Project manager
- 1 Art director
- 1 Responsabile di produzione
- 1 Photographer
- 1 Videomaker
- 2 Piloti droni (in loco)
- 1 Virtual maker
- 1 Content creator
- 2 Models
Hotel Domina Zagarella: what we have done
Client: Domina
Location: Santa Flavia – Sicilia
Hotel / Resort: Domina Zagarella sicily
Category: Leisure & Business
Website: https://www.dominasicily.com
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Marijuana Millionaires
You want a hit of this?" That was a friendly Coloradan offering President Obama a drag of pot in a bar on July 8. Federal prison for this fellow? Nope, just a smile from the Commander in Chief, who, probably wisely, kept moving. This month Washington State joins Colorado in allowing legal recreational use. With a seven-month lead, Colorado has already seen a cultural shift. Here's how one investor describes the buyers at legal dispensaries: "It's you. It's your mom or dad. On Friday evenings people come in who are going to a dinner party to pick up a couple joints instead of bringing the bottle of wine." Not surprisingly, entrepreneurs are cashing in on this budding industry. PEOPLE spoke to four, most of whom had previous careers: as event planners, commercial bankers, paralegals, venture capitalists. "I was raised very traditionally," says Tripp Keber, who after college worked for a conservative think tank in his native Washington, D.C. "Marijuana was certainly not acceptable in our home." Now these newly minted moguls are providing jobs, paying taxes (an estimated $134 million this year) and navigating the strict regulations and ambiguities of an industry that – while illegal on the federal level – may rack up $1 billion in sales this year.
Hank Borunda, 25
Borunda's business model is simple. "Have good weed," he says, "and they will come." They certainly have. On Jan. 1, the first day marijuana could be sold to recreational users over the age of 21, a line of nearly 500 customers snaked out the front door of his Greener Side dispensary. He raked in $47,000 in 24 hours; within three months, he says, he grossed $1.5 million. "My father always told me, 'Don't work for anybody. Work for yourself.' " Now Borunda, who earned money as a teen selling pine nuts on street corners in his hometown of Pueblo, Colo., has 20 employees (including some relatives and childhood friends), a 3,600-sq.-ft. greenhouse and two retail outlets. "I've known since I was a kid that I was going to make money," says Borunda. Although his mother, Cathy, initially opposed her son's pot venture, she has come around. "I listen to him talking to engineers and commissioners," she says, "and I'm in awe."
Brooke Gehring, 33
During her straitlaced days as a commercial banker, Gehring never "expected that marijuana would be an income source or a career path." But that changed in 2009, as Gehring discovered that clients came to her with one purpose: "to cultivate marijuana." Before long the analytically minded Miami University grad had learned everything she could about local and federal marijuana laws. After borrowing cash from her "extremely conservative" family, she started building her weed empire, Patient's Choice, which consists of four medical and recreational dispensaries, two cultivation facilities, 85 employees and two new partners. In the first six months of 2014, Gehring, who dates another pot-shop owner, sold recreational bud to more than 65,000 customers. That's a lot of Benjamins – and taxes. Since January, Gehring claims to have paid more than a million in state and federal fees – all of it delivered in cash, with armed guards in tow. ("In my past life, years would go by and I wouldn't even see cash.") While most of her windfall gets invested back into her business, she has plenty left over for travel, artwork for her new home and "my handbag collection."
Tripp Keber, 46
When people hear Keber is the king of Colorado's edible marijuana products, most ask about pot brownies. "So clichéd! Anybody can make a pot brownie," moans Keber, a purveyor of 115 pot-infused sodas, mints and candies. His is a tricky part of the industry: In May the state passed legislation to protect kids from sweets containing pot after children ended up in the ER. Even adults with college memories of funky brownies need to use caution, so each of his products lists the amount of the psychoactive chemical THC it contains. Losing three friends on Sept. 11, 2001, "had a profound impact" on Keber, and the newly divorced dad – his daughter was 2 at the time – wanted a fresh start. So Keber, a venture capitalist, sold his dot-com company in 2002 and moved from D.C. to Colorado with plans to retire. But in time the entrepreneur in him was roused: "The opportunity to profit was there." Today he employs more than 40 people, including chefs and biochemists. But his rise hasn't been without a few flops: Pot ice cream never caught on. Says Keber: "I thought it was going to be a home run."
Chloe Villano, 33
Villano doesn't sell marijuana, but she has made a small fortune – $2 million, according to her records – untangling the complicated business issues for those who do. For instance, can you market weed for recreational use if you're licensed to sell medical marijuana? (Answer: Nope.) The former bikini model and event planner was working as a paralegal in 2009 when she started fielding questions from clients interested in the medical-marijuana biz. Now Villano is the go-to cannabis consultant, charging $100 an hour for advice on licensing, branding, mergers and acquisitions. A self-described "workaholic," she began the first accredited marijuana university (offering courses like Cannabis Business Marketing 101 and Intro to Greenhouse) and an industry awards show. Some of the proceeds from the show go to a children's charity, and she is starting a trade association to help those who want to enter the field even beyond Colorado's borders. (Medical use is legal in 22 states.) Still, Villano, who drives a 10-year-old Mercedes, says, "I've never felt that I've 'made it.' Anything can happen. If the feds decided to shut down every business in this state, did we make it?"


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2019 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen SE
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In New Jersey, there are 16 accredited schools where medical billing classes faculty can find employment. Below are statistics and other relevant data to help analyze the state of medical billing and medical billing training in New Jersey, which includes medical billing training at the medical billing certificate level.
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959 Route 46 East, Parsippany, New Jersey 07054-3897
1697 Oak Tree Road, Edison, New Jersey 08820-2896
One Cherry Hill, One Mall Drive Ste.700, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002
401 White Horse Rd., Voorhees, New Jersey 08043
7050 Route 38 East, Pennsauken, New Jersey 08109-4417
675 U.S Rte 1 Second Fl, Iselin, New Jersey 08830
40 Journal Square, 1st Floor, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
3 Executive Campus Rt 70, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002
8025 Black Horse Pike Bayport One Suite 250, West Atlantic City, New Jersey 08232
50 Mount Prospect Ave, Clifton, New Jersey 07013
240 Bergen Town Center, Paramus, New Jersey 07652-5002
2100 Rt 38 & Mall Dr, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002
US Route 1, South, North Brunswick, New Jersey 08902
1969 Morris Ave, Union, New Jersey 07083
1201 New Road-Ste 226, Linwood, New Jersey 08221
3620 Quakerbridge Rd, Hamilton, New Jersey 08619
- Medical Billing Schools in Cherry Hill, NJ 3 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Iselin, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in North Brunswick, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Clifton, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Parsippany, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Union, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Jersey City, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Paramus, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Voorhees, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Linwood, NJ 1 Schools
- Medical Billing Schools in Edison, NJ 1 Schools
Professional Trends
New Jersey Vs. National Medical Billing Employment
Of all of the medical billing professionals that work in the US, approximately 1% work in New Jersey state.
Employment Growth for Medical billing professionals In New Jersey
- Yellow: Actual Values
Medical Billing is a shrinking field in New Jersey. In New Jersey, 180 less medical billing professionals were working in 2010, than there were in 2006. So, in four years, the number of medical billing professionals has shrunk by 8%. This decline is faster than the national trend for medical billing professionals which shows a 7% increase in the number of medical billing professionals working around the nation.
Medical Billing VS. All Professions salaries in New Jersey
- Light Blue: Medical Billing
- Dark Yellow: All Professions
The salaries paid to medical billing professionals are growing in New Jersey. In 2006 medical billing professionals made a mean salary of $40,230 per year, and in 2010 they made $47,050 per year.
Salary percentiles for Medical billing professionals in New Jersey
Thus, medical billing professionals' salaries grew by 14% in 4 years. This growth is mirrored by state trends for all professionals. In New Jersey state, within the field of medical billing, there is a huge variation in pay. The highest paid medical billing professionals earn 142% more money than those in the bottom 10% of the pay bracket.
Average Salaries for Medical billing professionals and related professions in New Jersey
In New Jersey, medical billing professionals make, on average, less than their counterparts in related professions.
Educational Trends
Medical Billing programs available for each degree type for all schools in New Jersey
As the number of medical billing professionals is decreasing in New Jersey state, the number of students graduating from the 16 accredited medical billing schools in New Jersey state is increasing. In 2006 there were 531 medical billing graduates from medical billing courses in New Jersey and in 2010 there were 671 graduates.
There was an increase in the number of medical billing school degree or certificate graduates in New Jersey by 26%. Most of these graduates, or 100%, earned an undergraduate certificate in medical billing.
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Directions: You have one brief passage with 5 questions. Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives. This is the thorny side of the prevailing examination system. Most examiners have perfected their skill in making it a veritable nightmare for majority of the students. Quite unwittingly we have increased the enrolment in schools alarmingly. Most of the students have neither the requisite aptitude to learn nor any clearcut goal in life. The destiny of students would be decided in the final examination of a written nature to test bookish, rote memory. All laudable objectives of kindling originality and problem solving ability are trumpeted only in educational seminars and workshops. Ultimately all these are gone with the wind. No wonder examination hangs like a Damocles' sword. Compare this with a related discipline such as music and dance. None would venture to seek entry into such centres of excellence unless one has proven aptitude to profit from training. Here the students have excellent rapport with their teachers who evaluate their performance on a daytoday basis and provide constant feedback. Students enjoy practising at home what they are taught in class. As they realise their progress by constant reinforcement, they welcome and enjoy examination in class. Under the watchful guidance of committed teachers, students grow and blossom out as welltrained artistes. This is possible and feasible because the teacherpupil ratio is ideal and the attitude of the learner is based on devotion and dedication.
Q1. Ultimately all these are gone with the wind. The above sentence shows that the writer
(a) enjoys the prevailing situation.
(b) regrets our ignoring the aims of true education.
(c) is quite satisfactory about the syllabus.
(d) makes fun of teachers and their students.
Ans: (b) regrets our ignoring the aims of true education
Q2. The passage emphasises the need for
(a) making dance and music compulsory in schools.
(b) making examinations an enjoyable experience.
(c) seeking easy questions in the examinations.
(d) warning examiners who harass students in the examinations.
Ans: (b) making examinations an enjoyable experience
Q3. The writer is dissatisfied with the examiners because they test students
(a) memory. (b) originality.
(c) aptitude. (d) creativity.
Ans: (a) memory
Q4. The writer's intention to compare the topic of discussion with that of dance and music is to
(a) show how students of dance and music enjoy not only learning but also examinations.
(b) popularise dance and music among all children.
(c) congratulate teachers who take good care of their students.
(d) prove that dance and music alone can bring peace to us.
Ans: (a) show how students of dance and music enjoy not only learning but also examinations
Q5. According to the passage, the objectives of education should be
(a) to teach dance, music and drama to students in schools and colleges.
(b) to reduce teacherpupil ratio.
(c) not to test bookish, rote memory.
(d) to encourage originality and problem solving ability.
Ans: (d) to encourage originality and problem solving ability
Directions: You have two brief passages with 5 questions following each passage. Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives.
PASSAGEI The Stone Age was a period of history which began in approximately 2 million B.C. and lasted until 3000 B.C. Its name was derived from the stone tools and weapons that modern scientists discovered. This period was divided into the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic Ages. During the first period (2 million to 8000 B.C.) the first hatchet and the use of fire for heating and cooking were developed. As a result of the Ice Age, which evolved about 1 million years in the Paleolithic Age, people were forced to seek shelter in caves, wear clothing and develop new tools. During the Mesolithic Age (8000 to 6000 B.C.) people made crude pottery and the first fish hooks, took dogs for hunting, and developed a bow and arrow, which was used until the fourteenth century A.D. The Neolithic Age (6000 to 3000 B.C.) saw humankind domesticating sheep, goats, pigs, and cattle, becoming less nomadic than in the previous Ages, establishing permanent settlements and creating governments.
Q6. The Stone Age was divided into _______ periods.
(a) five (b) four
(c) three (d) six
Ans: (c) three
Q7. What developed first in the Paleolithic period?
(a) The bow and arrow. (b) Pottery.
(c) The first hatchet. (d) The fish hook.
Ans: (c) The first hatchet
Q8. For how many years did Mesolithic Age exist?
(a) 2000 (b) 3000
(c) 4000 (d) 5000
Ans: (a) 2000
Q9. Which period lasted longest?
(a) Paleolithic (b) Ice Age
(c) Mesolithic (d) Neolithic
Ans: (a) Paleolithic
Q10. When did people create governments ?
(a) 8000 – 6000 B.C..
(b) 2 million to 8000 B.C..
(c) 6000 to 3000 B.C..
(d) 2 million to 1 million B.C..
Ans: (c) 6000 to 3000 B.C.
PASSAGEII I used to have my meals at a vegetarian restaurant. Here I met Mr. Albert West. We used to meet in this restaurant every evening and go out walking after dinner. Mr. West was a partner in a small printing concern. He read my letter in the press about the outbreak of the plague and, not finding me in the restaurant, felt uneasy. My coworkers and I had reduced our diet since the outbreak, as I had long made it a rule to go on a light diet during epidemics . In these days I had therefore given up my evening dinner. Lunch also I would finish before the other guests arrived. I knew the proprietor of the restaurant very well, and I had informed him that, as I was engaged in nursing the plague patients, I wanted to avoid the contact of friends as much as possible. Not finding me in the restaurant for a day or two, Mr. West knocked at my door early one morning just as I was getting ready to go out for a walk. As I opened the door Mr. West said: 'I did not find you in the restaurant and was really afraid lest something should have happened to you'.
Q11. What did the speaker and Mr. Albert West do every evening?
(a) Went walking and met at the restaurant for eating.
(b) After eating, met at the restaurant to go for walking.
(c) Met in the restaurant and went out walking after dinner.
(d) Had dinner and walked in the restaurant.
Ans: (c) Met in the restaurant and went out walking after dinner.
Q12. Why did the speaker not come to the restaurant?
(a) He wanted to contact all his friends.
(b) He had decided to diet in order to lose weight.
(c) He did not want to meet Mr. Albert and was avoiding him.
(d) He was taking care of plague patients.
Ans: (d) He was taking care of plague patients.
Q13. Mr. Albert West was
(a) considering to become a partner of the printing press.
(b) a partner in a small printing press.
(c) a partner in a large printing press.
(d) concerned about printing.
Ans: (b) a partner in a small printing press.
Q14. Why did Mr. Albert West knock at the speaker's house?
(a) To go out walking with the speaker.
(b) To make him a partner in the printing press.
(c) To avoid contact with friends.
(d) Because he was worried that something had happened to the speaker.
Ans: (d) Because he was worried that something had happened to the speaker.
Q15. Why was Mr. West uneasy?
(a) Because he could not find the speaker in the restaurant.
(b) He was concerned about the printing press.
(c) He had eaten something in the restaurant.
(d) He was avoiding his friends.
Ans: (a) Because he could not find the speaker in the restaurant.
Directions: You have two brief passages with questions following each passage. Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives. PASSAGEI John had never thought much about the origin of wealth or inequalities in life. It was his firm belief that if this world was not good, the next would be good, and this faith sustained him. He was not like some others whom he knew, who would sell their souls to the devil. He always thought of God before doing anything. He lived the life of an honest man. He had not married but did not desire another man's wife. He believed that women weakened men as was described in the story of Samson and Delilah.
Q16. To sell one's soul to the devil means
(a) suppressing one's conscience.
(b) giving up goodness in exchange for evil.
(c) giving up one's honesty for the sake of monetary benefits.
(d) to sell oneself to earn livelihood.
Ans: (c) giving up one's honesty for the sake of monetary benefits
Q17. John thought that women weakened men because
(a) he thought that women were evil.
(b) he believed that a woman was a fancy devil.
(c) he thought that a woman would spoil his life.
(d) he was convinced that what the story of Samson and Delilah illustrates is correct.
Ans: (d) he was convinced that what the story of Samson and Delilah illustrates is correct
Q18. It was John's belief that
(a) one can be happy only by remaining a bachelor.
(b) the world is a happy place.
(c) there is no other world.
(d) one must lead an honest life.
Ans: (d) one must lead an honest life
Q19. By not desiring another man's wife John showed that
(a) he wanted to get married.
(b) he was a man of principles.
(c) he felt sorry for other men.
(d) he had no desire for another's wealth.
Ans: (b) he was a man of principles
Q20. From the above passage we understand that John was
(a) not highly educated.
(b) a man of simple faith.
(c) a deeply pessimistic man.
(d) a scholar of scriptures.
Ans: (b) a man of simple faith
PASSAGE–II A farmer accompanied by his young son was driving his ass to the market in the hope of selling the ass for a good price. On the road, they met a bevy of girls who laughed and exclaimed, "See this pair of fools ? They are trudging along the dusty road, when they can be riding " The man thought that there was sense in what they were saying. So he mounted his son on the ass and he walked at the side. Presently, they met some of his old friends, who greeted him and said, "You'll spoil your son, by letting him ride while you toil along on foot Make him walk. It'll be good for him." The farmer followed their advice and took his son's place on the back of the ass while the boy trudged along behind. They would not have gone far, they were seen by women and children. The farmer heard them say, "What a selfish old man He rides in comfort, but lets his poor little fellow walk the distance." So he asked his son to get up behind him. Further along the road, they met some travellers. They asked the farmer whether the ass was his property or was it hired for the purpose. The farmer told them that he was taking his ass to the market to sell it. The travellers said, "Good Heavens With the load like this, the poor beast will look exhausted and no one would like to purchase him. Why don't you carry him." Immediately, the farmer got off the ass, tied its legs with the rope and slung him on a pole and carried him in between them. This was such an absurd sight that people laughed at it. They called the farmer and his son lunatics. They had then reached a bridge over a river. Frightened by the noise around, the ass struggled, kicked, broke the pole, fell into the river and died. The farmer returned home vexed and ashamed. In trying to please all, he in fact, had pleased none and he had lost the ass in the transaction.
Q21. The ass kicked because
(a) it wanted to be let off.
(b) it was frightened by some noise.
(c) it wanted to stretch its legs.
(d) it had the habit of kicking.
Ans: (b) it was frightened by some noise
Q22. The farmer was taking the ass to the market to
(a) buy food for the family.
(b) carry the farmer to the market.
(c) sell the ass at the market.
(d) buy food for the ass.
Ans: (c) sell the ass at the market
Q23. The farmer made his son mount the ass because
(a) the son could not walk the distance.
(b) the son was adamant about riding the ass.
(c) a group of girls laughed at the farmer's folly.
(d) the road was dusty.
Ans: (c) a group of girls laughed at the farmer's folly
Q24. The farmer dismounted his son from the ass because
(a) the son found it difficult to ride the ass.
(b) the son complained that the ride was not comfortable.
(c) some old friends advised him to do so.
(d) he was too tired to walk the distance.
Ans: (c) some old friends advised him to do so
Q25. The travellers asked the farmer to carry the ass because
(a) the exhausted ass will have no takers in the market.
(b) the ass was very tired.
(c) the donkey wanted to be carried.
(d) they felt sorry for the ass.
Ans: (a) the exhausted ass will have no takers in the market
Q26. The word vexed means
(a) pleased. (b) sad.
(c) annoyed. (d) pestered.
Ans: (c) annoyed
Q27. The word trudged means
(a) walk casually. (b) walk with effort.
(c) walk stylishly. (d) walk briskly.
Ans: (b) walk with effort
Q28. On seeing the boy walk beside the ass, the women and children
(a) praised the boy for his compassion towards his father.
(b) called the farmer a selfish man.
(c) found fault with the farmer for illtreating the ass.
(d) asked the farmer to take their children to the market.
Ans: (b) called the farmer a selfish man
Q29. The lesson learnt by the farmer was
(a) do not carry an ass when it can walk.
(b) do not overload the ass.
(c) in trying to please all you please none.
(d) it is foolish to please the ass.
Ans: (c) in trying to please all, you please none
Q30. On seeing the farmer and his son walking along with the ass, the girls
(a) called the farmer and his son fools for not riding the ass.
(b) wondered at the dutiful father and son.
(c) asked the farmer to take them also to the market.
(d) sympathized with the beast of burden.
Ans: (a) called the farmer and his son fools for not riding the ass


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The sand, the sun, the sea, the squalor
An unusually large quantity of plastic washed up at Poli Hale in 1/2004. It happened again in 12/2006
by Steve Benjamin on 21 January 2007
[Editor's Note: When my daughter was little we used to walk the nearby beach in Fairfield Connecticut and pick up bits of plastic litter. As we walked we sang our own lyric to the children's song 'The Itsy Bitsy Spider"
The little bits of plastic were strewn along the beach.
Singing the song made a sad and tragic event a bit of a game. I'm thankful there are others who like to play.]
by Chris Welsch on 19 January 2007 in The Minneapolis Star Tribune
Aside from the obvious (don't litter and limit use of disposable plastic items), there are plenty of opportunities to learn more and volunteer.
The plastic garbage pit of the Pacific
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text: In nine months or even less, you will meet a precious soul that only the heavens know how much you will adore. Well, despite the joy that awaits you, the new family member comes with a price tag from the day he is conceived. From hospital costs, a bigger house, insurance and everything else geared towards giving him the best life possible. A study by the Guardian revealed that parents spend more than €9610 every year for each of their children. This is a lot of money and explains why you should save in every way possible when pregnant. But how do you do it?


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DrillingOne of the most fundamental questions within astronomy and space travel is whether there is any life outside of the Earth ("Are we alone?"). The Mars rover will attempt to answer this question. For this purpose the rover has a powerful drill on board that can drill up to 2 m deep into the Mars surface, in order to check whether there is or was any life at greater depths.
A name for the creatureThe Mars rovers that have been sent by NASA (that is, by America) to Mars, all have 'inspiring' names such as Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity. The European missions have typically been named after famous scientists (well-known examples are Schiaparelli, Cassini and Huygens). But for the ExoMars mission ('ExoMars' is certainly not the final name) a more inspiring name is sought.
Great BritainIn 2014 Great Britain acquired the right to give the European Mars rover a name. The reasons for that were of an (obviously also) political nature, but also the not insignificant fact that the United Kingdom provided the largest financial contribution to the mission (the was therefore before all the Brexit vicissitudes...). In any case, the desire was to make the search for a suitable name as broad as possible: all residents of the countries that are a member of the ESA are allowed to participate.
AirbusThe website where you can enter your suggestion for a 'delectable' name is managed by Airbus. The competition terms and conditions can be found here. The most important rules are:
- The name can be a single word, a short combination of words, or an acronym;
- the name must not have been used in the pastI
- ideas should be accompanied by an explanation of no more than 150 words;
- if a person's name, that person must have died on/before 10 October 1993;
- entries are possible until 10 October 2018;
- the winner will earn a tour of the Airbus factory building the rover;
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Four nuggets of expert wisdom from the Content Marketing Masterclass
On January 17 2017, ClickZ Intelligence and Constant Content held The Content Marketing Masterclass webinar.
On January 17 2017, ClickZ Intelligence and Constant Content held The Content Marketing Masterclass webinar.
As an organisation, finding the right marketing channels is an essential part of your marketing strategy.
A new year brings new metrics. Or maybe it's just a good reminder that you need to evaluate your existing KPIs.
Ideas are the fuel of content marketing. The more you have, that better they get – and that means creating that mindset of creative play where the best brainstorming happens.
With so many webinars out there, how can marketers make sure theirs is the one that really stands out? ClickZ sat down with Mark Bornstein, VP of Content Marketing for ON24, to find out the secrets behind making the biggest impact with your webinar.
From the most popular tactics during 2016, to the new strategies we need to apply in 2017.
So what makes content go viral? And what makes people participate in these phenomena?
Retailer Tops Unruly's Annual Top 20; List Features Creatives From 10 Different Countries
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We are constantly upgrading our inventory to adjust to the changing trade environment. Health & safety are a major factor in our choices. We also are supported by our suppliers and their technical teams.
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Wabash Valley's 74-62 Great Rivers Athletic Conference victory Wednesday at Spencer Sports Center earned a reward for the Lady Warriors.
They have moved up one notch to second place in the GRAC standings.
Kaskaskia won at Lake Land, 69-64, Wednesday in a battle of the league's final two unbeaten team's.
WVC (12-3, 5-1 in GRAC) thus moved past Lake Land (2-1) into second, and is topped only by Kaskaskia (4-0).
Rend Lake (6-6, 2-3) threatened Wabash Valley only once in the second half, getting as close as 57-49 after an eight-point run in the second half.
Paige Rust answered for WVC with an inside basket, and the visitors could not recover.
"I thought we playedpretty well for about 30 minutes tonight. We got up by 16 and started to watch the clock hoping the minutes would come off," said Lady Warrior coach Zach Loll.
Andrianna Moore led WVC with 22 points. Ellie Fruit added 15 and Rashawnda Shamell 11 points.
"Fruit shot extremely well tonight and we need her to continue to do that," Loll said.
Tyshee Towner came off the bench to provide nine points and 10 rebounds for the Lady Warriors.
"She gives us a solid game off the bench. I especially like seeing those 10 rebounds," Loll said.
Wabash Valley played without starting guard Demetria Snaden, "so we're trying to adjust and make things happen," said Loll, also noting the loss of Keana Berkhalter with a bad ankle.
Both Snaden and Berkhalter are expected back Monday for a key GRAC matchup with Lake Land (5:30 p.m.).
"We persevered and got things taken care of late in the game. It was nice to be back in the confines of Spencer Sports Center," Loll said.
The Lady Warriors have a day off Saturday, even though the Warrior men travel to Lewis & Clark. The school does not field a women's basketball team.


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Poetree: A Funeral Urn That Lets You Plant A Tree From Ashes
Though conventional 'deathcare' is hardly green, thanks to the use of embalming chemicals, concrete vaults and non-biodegradable caskets, burials are getting greener each year with various eco-friendly options and smarter approaches.
But what about keeping it simple, yet also tying death back into nature's cycle of renewal? That's what French designer Margaux Ruyant does with Poetree, a funeral urn that infuses a poetic spirit into the mourning process. Poetree is a funeral urn that evolves over time, allowing loved ones to plant a tree in the ashes, while also providing a simple but elegant monument.
After giving the boxwood tree some time to grow, the urn can then be planted outside, where the cork container can biodegrade, leaving only the ceramic ring as a marker and a living, growing tree to commemorate those who have passed on. It's a gorgeous idea that transforms the traditional 'static' view of death into something that is fluid and triumphantly hopeful.
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Undergraduate Research
QCC is committed to providing our students with faculty-mentored research opportunities. Undergraduate research experiences offer students the opportunity to work with faculty mentors in individual or collaborative settings, foster ownership for learning, develop inquiry, analytical, communication and presentation skills, and encourage a commitment to high standards. QCC students can use this site to find a variety of internal and external grant sponsored, curriculum-embedded, or voluntarily research opportunities.
2019 QCC Undergraduate Research Day
QCC's Celebration of National Undergraduate Research Week
April 8th - 12th, 2019 is National Undergraduate Research Week. QCC will be highlighting students' research projects mentored by faculty members all week with virtual showcase!
QCC Research Program Directors
- CUNY Research Scholar Program (CRSP): Dr. Shiang-Kwei Wang
- NIH Bridges to the Baccalaureate: Research initiative to maximize science skills (RIMS): Dr. Patricia Schneider
- QCC NSF-Space Weather Research & Education Program: Dr. M. Chantale Damas
- CUNY I-Corps: STEM TIES – Tools for Innovation & Entrepreneurial Success: Dr. Christine Mooney
- Summer Intensive Research Program (SIRP): Dr. Anissa Moody
- QCC NSF S-STEM Scholars Program in Smart Energy: Dr. David Sarno
- Kupferberg Holocaust Center Research Fellowships: Ms. Marisa Hollywood
- Collegiate Science And Technology Entry Program (CSTEP): Ms. Francesca Berrouet
- Community College Undergraduate Research Initiative (CCURI) and HIP UR coordinator: Dr. Joan Petersen
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Undergraduate Research In...
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Research embedded as a High Impact Practice - Training required through CETL
An internship on campus
CUNY Research Scholars Program, NIH Bridges, NASA Space Weather, Summer Intensive Program, CUNY I-Corp, NSF S-STEM
An internship off campus
Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Dept. of Env. Protection (DEP), Brookhaven National Laboratory, Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU's) at various locations
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Honors Research courses on campus, Research taken with an Honors Contract
Showcased at QCC Undergraduate Research Day
A poster session intended to recognize every faculty and student engaged in undergraduate research on campus


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Future store sites of 100,000 square feet or bigger may be required to build day-laborer centers similar to those seen in neighboring cities.
Juan Aguirre, a former day laborer himself, runs the Carecen Labor Center day-labor center near downtown Los Angeles.
"We provide help to these people that stay here in the safest spot," said Aguirre. "We have a TV, we provide some food, and they can use the bathroom, and they're safe over here."
The developer of a new store is required now to come up with a plan that deals with day laborers. Does the site need, say, added security or a shelter, for example?
A Home Depot representative had these suggestions: "Non-profit day labor center operators working with the city shall operate day labor centers. A home improvement store should not be responsible for operating a shelter. The ordinance does not define who will operate the shelters and what standards will be used to determine their success," said Francisco Uribe, senior manager, government relations, The Home Depot.
Some day laborers who did not want to go on camera told Eyewitness News that they like the idea of something like this because for them, it's a safety issue: They don't have to zig-zag through cars looking for work.
A security firm representative told Eyewitness News that the plan sounds good in theory, but dealing with nuisance issues such as loitering and litter are common complaints from neighbors.
"And what it does is it creates an environment, through a conditional use permit process, for a specific plan to be developed as to how you might mitigate the potential nuisance in a particular neighborhood that basically are very different throughout the city of Los Angeles," said Mike Hernandez, aide to L.A. City Councilman Bernard Parks.
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text: These fourteen tales of gay Mormons reveal abominable yet delightful secrets. A man obsessed with gargoyles battles his own subhuman attitudes on Halloween. A gay couple steals from the rich to provide for their favorite charities. A celibate 38-year-old dates a promiscuous porn reviewer. A schizophrenic man accustomed to hearing voices suddenly starts to receive real revelations. There are as many gay Mormon stories to tell as there are gay Mormons, and this collection gives us just a taste of the rich source of life which this unique segment of Mormonism offers.


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2020's Best Online BSN to DNP Programs
As more BSN to DNP programs become available online, finding the one that meets your personal needs and academic goals can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, EduMed provides several best in class program profiles to help students differentiate their options and figure out what they want out of their degree.
These profiles highlight some of the most affordable and comprehensive programs – all of which maintain proper accreditation – to ensure students have the information they need to make an informed decision. We've also spotlighted three top programs to kick off this ranking. See who stands out for 2020.
Fort Hays State University
From its home base in Hays, Kansas, Fort Hays State University provides a BSN to DNP program for individuals who already meet all Bachelor of Nursing requirements. The program is mostly online, but students will need to visit the campus a few times during their four years of full-time study. The school publishes the dates for campus intensives at least six weeks in advance to help students prep for travel.
The BSN to DNP program at FHSU follows a family nurse practitioner tract, which requires 76 credits in total. The program starts in the summer, beginning with foundations for the doctoral leader and informatics in health care systems. Students are required to take two to three classes each semester, covering topics such as evaluation and management in health care systems, epidemiology in public health, advanced pathophysiology, and evidence-based practice and scholarly tools.
Applicants need at least a 3.25 GPA and must submit three letters of recommendation, a resume, and a personal statement. An interview is also required. FHSU maintains accreditation through the Kansas State Board of Nursing, the Kansas Board of Regents, and the Higher Learning Commission.
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BSN to DNP: Campus vs. Online vs. Blended
With so many different nursing specialties available, RNs looking to become advanced practice nurse practitioners (APNP) need to choose their program carefully. Many BSN to DNP programs require students to select a specialty when applying, so you should have some idea of your preferred focus before enrolling.
The following are some of the main types of BSN to DNP programs available, including the main areas of concentration available to students.
Program Delivery Options
There are a variety of ways that online BSN to DNP students can complete their degrees. Fully online programs may best suit those with busy schedules, as these programs make it possible to complete coursework from home on your own timeline. Some students may want to take part in campus activities, but can't commit to regular visits. For these learners, limited campus visit programs often provide a good balance. Still others want the best of both worlds, preferring a blended approach that lets them straddle time between virtual and brick-and-mortar classrooms.
Read about each to find the one that works for you.
- Fully online BSN to DNP programs
Fully online programs allow degree seekers to complete all program requirements without ever visiting campus. Students will need to complete their clinical practicum in person, but they can do this in their area rather than traveling to the location of the school.
- Limited campus visits
Schools offering this option tend to provide the majority of coursework online, but schedule several intensives throughout the program that require short visits to campus. These can last anywhere from a weekend to a week and take place as frequently as once a semester or as little as once a year.
- The blended BSN to DNP
Also known as hybrid programs, blended programs split program requirements between virtual and campus-based classes. Students will likely spend about half their time in each, providing a great option for those who need some flexibility but also want to enjoy the benefits of face-to-face instruction and access to campus resources.
Areas of Concentration
Nursing is an incredibly broad field with a variety of degree concentrations to help students build skills and competencies in their area of interest. Some individuals may feel a calling to work with the elderly and decide to focus their efforts in adult-gerontological acute care; others may want to work across the lifespan and select the family nurse practitioner specialization. Regardless of your interests, there's a good chance that a concentration exists for you.
Some of the most popular options currently include:
- Adult-Gerontological Acute Care
- Neonatal
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
- Pediatric Acute or Primary Care
- Psychiatric Acute Care
- Women's Health
Inside Online BSN to DNP Programs
While every online BSN to DNP program has slightly different coursework and requirements, understanding how these programs typically work can help you decide if it's the right next step for you. Learning more about the benefits and challenges of an online nursing program and what and how you'll learn can also help you decide if this format will meet your academic and personal needs.
How BSN to DNP Programs Work Online
Whether a degree seeker selects a fully online or hybrid program, benefits and challenges exist with each. Fully online programs provide maximum flexibility, but some learners may miss interacting with peers and professors on campus each week. Hybrid programs allow for more face-time, but can put a time strain on individuals balancing busy professional and personal lives alongside school.
Many mostly online BSN to DNP degrees exist in a cohort fashion, meaning students enter the program at the same time and progress through the coursework together. This can be great for collaboration, but doesn't allow students to accelerate their plan of study and graduate more quickly, as they cannot move faster or slower than their classmates.
How the Clinicals Work
As part of degree requirements, all nursing students in this type of program complete clinicals to gain real-world experience before graduating. For most BSN to DNP programs, requirements hover around 1,000 hours. Students enrolled in a brick-and-mortar program usually select from an approved list of sites, while online students need to do a bit more legwork.
Online students typically look for a site in their region, but approval from the program administrator is usually required. Other schools may find an organization for the student. You should check with the program administrator to find out how clinical locations are chosen.
In addition to gaining hands-on skills, clinical experiences can potentially lead to employment. Students who impress their supervisors may be able to leverage the clinical into a job offer, so picking a location where you can see a future is important. Before deciding on a location, however, make sure you do your due diligence. Just because an organization is prestigious doesn't mean it's a good fit. Take time to read about the facility's mission, areas of specialty, employee benefits, and other factors before applying.
The Online BSN to DNP Curriculum
Coursework varies by program, but most cover general topics such as research methods, nursing leadership, nursing across the lifespan, and pharmacology. The following table gives students an idea of what to look for, but you should review individual schools to get a clearer sense of requirements.
|# Credits
|Doctoral Leader Foundations, Health Care Systems Informatics
|Theories in Nursing Development, Health Care Systems Management and Evaluation, Advanced Statistics
|Policy and Politics within Healthcare, Public Health Epidemiology, Nursing Research
|Roles in Primary Care for Nurse Practitioners, Primary Care Health and Wellness Promotion
|Advanced Pathophysiology, Nursing Leadership
|Advanced Pharmacology, Health Assessment Practicum, Health Assessment Lecture
|Care Across the Lifespan
|Primary Care, Scholarly Tools and Evidence-Based Practice, Primary Care Preceptorship
|Diagnostics and Procedures in Primary Care, Preceptorship, Primary Care, Research Methods
|Primary Care within Families and Communities, Capstone Project
|Primary Care Preceptorship, Residency, Capstone Project
|Capstone Project, Residency, Preceptorship
DNP Research Project
The culminating research project is an integral part of any AACN-accredited BSN to DNP program and allows students to put their learning into actionable practice. These projects can take many forms. Some learners may decide to evaluate an existing program using knowledge gained from their courses, while others may write on an emerging topic within nursing.
Students work with an advisor to develop a project that focuses on their specialty area and adequately demonstrates their learning throughout the program. In general, every research program should demonstrate skills in the following areas.
- Expertise in reflective practice
- Expertise in your area of interest
- Independent practice inquiry
- The ability to evaluate, translate, and use research and evidence to improve health and quality care outcomes
- Organizational and systems leadership skills
- Knowledge of advanced healthcare policy, ethics, and law to develop a population-based program based on the best available and current evidence
Entrance Requirements & Admissions
Being accepted to a doctoral program is no small feat, and you'll need to prove you're prepared and able to excel if you hope to make the cut. To be considered, individuals will need at minimum a BSN degree and an active and unencumbered RN license. Here are the other requirements students should expect, as well as ways they can stand out.
BSN to DNP Prerequisites
- A BSN from a program accredited by the CCNE, ACEN, or CNEA.
- An active RN license. Schools want to see that you successfully passed the NCLEX exam to gain your license and that you're currently practicing unencumbered. Read about campus, hybrid, and online RN programs.
- Letters of recommendation. Most schools require three letters of recommendation from current/former supervisors, former professors, and other individuals who can speak to your work as an RN and your preparedness for advanced study.
- Clinical experience. BSN to DNP programs are less likely to accept a student who just graduated from their BSN and lacks clinical experience. For the best chances, try working in the field full-time for at least a year before applying.
How to Stand Out
Unlike ASN or BSN programs, which frequently take a large cohort of students each year, DNP programs tend to be far smaller, more selective, and competitive. In addition to good grades and impressive work experience, students can take additional steps to help themselves stand out from other candidates.
- Join a national nursing organization
- Pursue additional nursing certifications
- Participate in evidence-based practice projects
- Apply for traineeships/internships
Students should also consider speaking to a faculty member or alumni from any programs they're considering. This can help provide insider knowledge on what they look for in prospective students.
How Much Does an Online BSN to DNP Program Cost?
Since this program is at the doctoral level, the cost-per-credit for tuition tends to be higher than bachelor's programs, but they also typically require fewer hours. In general, students pay the lowest tuition at in-state colleges or at schools that charge resident and non-resident online students the same rate.
Tuition rates can vary widely, so it's important for students to find a program that meets both their academic and financial needs. The programs highlighted below illustrate the range of costs.
|1. Maryville University
|BSN to DNP: $897/credit
|2. Georgetown University
|BSN to DNP: $2,065/credit
|3. University of Arkansas
|BSN to DNP: $560/credit
|4. University of North Carolina
|BSN to DNP: $65,400/program (resident);
$119,629/program (non-resident)
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This delicate and absolutely lovely necklace features seven, highly lustrous, baroque, oblong Tahiti keshi pearls. The matched white color simply glows with a very subtle hint of both gold and silver. The piece is finished by two additional white keshi pearls at the spring ring clasp.
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Josse De Pauw performs a piece he wrote himself, with music by Kris Defoort inspired by Thelonius Monk. About wanting to live at all costs.
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The Western volleyball is set to face off against the undefeated University of Central Missouri Mules.
UCM has started this season winning 10 consecutive games and, with the exception of Minnesota State-Moorhead, they have defeated all other opponents 3-0.
"We treat each match the same," UCM head coach, Philip Piontek, said. "We consider ourselves to be 0-0 every time we step on the court."
Piontek has led UCM to two NCAA Regional championships and three straight MIAA titles from 2009-2011. He has recorded a 122-22 record and a 69-7 record in conference play, earning the best MIAA record over the past four seasons.
"I expect a great match with the same high level of effort and intensity I have come to expect from the Griffons every time we compete," Piontek said.
Last season, they ended with an impressive 26-7 record. They beat Missouri Western 3-0.
"They're a very strong program," head coach Marian Carbin said. "They'll have some big offensive weapons that we'll have to counteract with our defense and our blocking scheme."
Julia Bates is a senior setter for UCM. She is a three time MIAA Scholar Athlete, and has been on the All-MIAA First team, as well as All MIAA Second team. This season, she has 42 kills, 340 assists and 63 digs.
Carbin said that Bates is a threat offensively and that UCM is not going to give up a lot points.
"They have played some strong programs, but you can't be intimidated. You just got to go run your game plan and have faith that your team is as good as you think it is and that they're capable of winning every time you step on the court," said Carbin.
Carbin also said that improvements that the team is working on right now are mental toughness and being steady.
"We're definitely improving by coming together as a team. It's not individual players, we're all one cohesive group now," junior setter, Kelly Scannell, said.
Scannell said that with their improvements, they are definitely ready for UCM.
"We'll put up a fight against whoever we're facing," Scannell added.
Scannell and freshman Kelsey Olion agreed that the team is ready.
"I think we're all improving by getting stronger in the weight room and implementing certain ab-workouts into our blocking," Olion said.
As a freshman, Olion feels extra prepared for the competitiveness that will come from UCM.
"I kind of have an advantage as a freshman, where I don't really know too much about how [UCM] did last year against the team. I go in against a faceless opponent expecting to win with nothing psyching me out in my head," Olion added.
The Griffons are set to face the Mules of UCM on Friday, Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. in Warrensburg, MO.