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noun - The Coaches Education Program for open water swimming is an online coaching certification program. Participants can take the online tests conveniently within the members area of the World Open Water Swimming Association website and can see the results of their test upon completing each test.
Course Description
The Coaches Education Program is a comprehensive ten-step Open Water Swimming Coaches Education Program for pool and open water swimming athletes, coaches, triathlete coaches, masters swimming coaches, fitness coaches and endurance sports coaches and multi-sport coaches. The course covers details of the sport of myriad aspects of open water swimming and the various practices and methodologies of the sport.
The certification program educates interested individuals on everything from proper swimming techniques to race tactics. Individuals who pass the program can safely coach young children in short introductory open water swims as well as escort marathon swimmers in the English Channel.
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The United States military has weakened al-Qaida — which masterminded the attacks — by killing or capturing its leaders, commission members said. The country has deterred other attacks with increased security at the airports and more unified law enforcement efforts, they said.
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"The most impressive change is that people are imbued with the mission," said Jamie Gorelick, a commission member and former deputy U.S. attorney general. "They see the consequence of failure."
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"Now budget authority can sound like a very bureaucratic term," she said. "But if you control the family purse strings, you know, people pay attention."
Instead, the intelligence community underlings pay more attention to those dozens of committees that oversee their agencies and budgets, she said.
Still, commission members said the country is now better prepared to prevent an attack than it was 10 years ago. And Kean said it's up to individuals — in addition to the intelligence community and law enforcement — to remain vigilant against terrorism, particularly those home-grown, lone individuals who are intent to harm.
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Aquillion wrote:Now, the real question: Why did the call cut off? Was Stanley interrupted? Was Maggie interrupted? Did Charlie use a kill signal?
Urf wrote:Charlie admitted he sent the scroll. Unlikely Parson will use it now.
Not sure he'll make his own side. He'd have to eliminate the GK forces currently in the hex: the 3 Decrypted. He could convince them to go Barbarian, but they're Decrypted... Maybe he could order them to go Barbarian, and then ally with Gotti. But he still needs a purse, right? I really don't think making a new side is an option.
Urf wrote:I'm thinking he gets his volcano team to force Isaac, Janis, Marie and Jojo to linkup and make a retconjuration.
Ivan Tsarevitch wrote:A Chief Warlord can issue orders to the Overlord of the side if the stakes are high enough.
Ivan Tsarevitch wrote:The same arc of Book 0 established that a prior visitor from StupidWorld didn't come back here when she first used a magic go-home spell, so I agree with the poster above who said using JoJo's scroll will probably put Parson back at GK. He obviously doesn't *want* to go back to StupidWorld; he thinks of Erfworld as home, at least for now.
Ivan Tsarevitch wrote:Which he presumably can, because he's a Hippymancer according to Janis.
ftl wrote:Ivan Tsarevitch wrote:A Chief Warlord can issue orders to the Overlord of the side if the stakes are high enough.
I think he can. I don't think the stakes are high enough for a chief warlord to order around an overlord in GK.
The situation isn't desperate for GK as a side. Not good, but not desperate either. Even if Parson and the army dies, they still are in a playable position: they've got a lot of cities to quickly pop a small/medium army, they're not poor, they have Wanda and the pliers AND the hammer with its dwagon taming and its fighting ability. Whereas with Jillian and FAQ, the situation, as far as Jillian saw it, either you win there or your entire side is destroyed that very turn.
Zeku wrote:What did he mean 'a good chunk of the treasury?'
I know the dragons got self-sacrificed, and a lot of troops burnt up, and Jack died.
What did they spend money on?
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Russ Roberts: Why Keynesians Always Get it Wrong (and Most Economists Too)
"Economics as practiced by most of the profession...is full of hubris and should be much more full of humility," says former George Mason University economist Russ Roberts, NPR commentator, host of the popular podcast Econ Talk, blogger at Cafe Hayek, and a research fellow at the Hoover Institution.
Throughout the fiscal crisis, Roberts has attacked economic stimulus plans promulgated by left-of-center Keynesians and right-of-center monetarists. Such plans, he says, almost always fail to deliver the desired results because they're predicated on a fundamentally flawed understanding of "the economy" as a single entity that can be directed one way or another. (This is one of the themes of the "Fear the Boom and Bust" rap videos Roberts co-created at Econstories.tv.)
Which isn't to say that there aren't better or worse policies to follow. We may not be able to control the economy says Roberts, but we can make it easier for it to function by following what he calls "general principles that are pretty timeless." These include a government that lives within its means and investors who are held accountable when their investments go belly up.
Reason TV's Nick Gillespie sat down with Roberts to discuss the failure of macroeconomics, his move from the free-market bastion George Mason University to Hoover Institution, and his new online project, "The Numbers Game."
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Russ rules!
Because they are collectivist who believe in "Society"?
People who deal in absolutes always get it wrong, sooner or later.
Or in the case of Austrians, always.
* whoosh *
Still pretending economics is a science, Tony?
Propose hypotheses, gather evidence to test them, confirm or reject. Reformulate as needed.
If that isn't science, then what is?
I think the problem might be that economics is really three different things: Micro, macro, and econometrics.
Since metrics is basically statistics, it is relatively solid.
Micro principles are agreed upon by almost all economists. It can reasonably be called a (social) science.
Macro, on the other hand, is still in an immature phase. There is no consensus in the field. Results are driven by assumptions that are sketchy. Most models can't be broken down into micro principles. At least in the departments I was in, macro is held in much lower 'esteem' than micro (or metrics).
"Sketchy assumptions" or "ulterior motives"?
Paul Krugman has convinced me of the latter.
I think they go (somewhat) hand-in-hand. In macro, it is pretty easy to get the results you want by changing your assumptions. If you have a hardcore political bias, you can probably drum up a model that supports it (consciously or subconsciously).
See my post below on Keynsian "macro" models, which are what most people think of when they think of economics.
The Lucas Critique in the late-60s first pointed out that moving curves around in a macro model often violates fundamental microeconomic principles.
Still, it is difficult to conduct a controlled experiment in economics. Or, at least, tens of millions tend to starve or be butchered whenever a Savior of the People comes along to try it.
Micro principles are agreed upon by almost all economists.
It can reasonably be called a (social) science.
So, not really a science.
I guess so. I mean, we talk about the 'law of supply and demand', which I guess doesn't have the same absolute nature as the 'law of gravity', insofar as you could, conceivably, raise children in an environment where raising the price caused them to desire more of the object. Or, more plainly, it only holds as long as humans behave like humans. In some far future, maybe people will be entirely different...
And, yeah, it could (pejoratively) be called a consensus. For instance, I think almost all microeconomists would agree that utility increases with wealth (and probably at a decreasing rate). I think the only economist who don't agree with most of the micro principles are the Marxists. So, it wouldn't be impossible for the consensus to be overthrown by new research (though the same would hold true for physics, biology, etc.)
Re: Redland jack,
I mean, we talk about the 'law of supply and demand', which I guess doesn't have the same absolute nature as the 'law of gravity'
Oh, yes it does.
insofar as you could, conceivably, raise children in an environment where raising the price caused them to desire more of the object.
Depends on what you mean by "price." It also depends on their opportunity cost.
You can, theoretically, have Giffen goods. I'm not sure what empirical support is available for them, though...
Re: Redland Jack,
I think the problem might be that economics is really three different things: Micro, macro, and econometrics.
It is not, it is not and it is not. There's only economics.
Since metrics is basically statistics, it is relatively solid.
It is also pointless, since we're talking about people here, who are (and will always be) fickle.
Macro, on the other hand, is still in an immature phase. There is no consensus in the field.
Oh, there is a consensus, all right. Keynesians and Neoclassicals think that lumping together different demand schedules and calling it "aggregate demand" is a way to do science. Austrians all say they're full of shit.
Austrians have been proven right.
Most models can't be broken down into micro principles.
That's because most models are bunk.
LOL, "Austrians have been proven right"
Austrians reject empirical analysis, so they certainly don't think any data will prove them right or wrong.
Re: The Derider,
Austrians reject empirical analysis,
That is not true. Austrians simply do not rely on empiricism to formulate theorems.
so they certainly don't think any data will prove them right or wrong.
That's a very clumsy strawman, Joe.
Not relying on empiricism to formulate theorems = rejecting empirical analysis.
They don't care if their theories match reality. At least they're up front about it.
Re: The Derider,
Not relying on empiricism to formulate theorems = rejecting empirical analysis.
Historians rely on empirical analysis all the time. Yet a mistake by some of them is to derive a theory of history through events that already happened, from choices made by different people already dead. Case in point: Marx and his totally debunked theory of history based on class struggle.
Also, what you propose is a false dilemma: You can formulate theorems based on a prioristic axioms and not empiricism. Or, how do you think most of mathematics works, Joe?
Unfortunately, it is clear you're nothing more than a dumb socialist with even less knowledge and insight than Tony, which is saying much.
They don't care if their theories match reality.
They do match reality, precisely because they explain human action - i.e. reality, Joe.
For instance, people will choose from different preferred choices. Now, tell me that that is not true. C'mon, Joe, tell me that ain't so.
Austrians reject empirical analysis, so they certainly don't think any data will prove them right or wrong.
Joe we have piled empirical studies on you left and right that prove stimulus does not work and that our debt hurts the recovery and that more taxes will not work and that spending cuts are necessary.
Yet you have ignored it all.
You really should not be making spurious claims about who and who does not reject empirical evidence. You are the worst offender in that regard.
Hell at least Shrike actually makes an argument.
No, you certainly haven't piled empirical studies that prove stimulus does not work.
Re: The Derider,
No, you certainly haven't piled empirical studies that prove stimulus does not work.
Oh, so you're living in another planet. I see.
I'm not the world's biggest fan of econometrics, but it can often be a useful tool, albeit more of a 'practical' tool than an 'academic' one. (That is, I wouldn't want to base any theories on the results of econometrics, but if I had to decide whether my business should make 2 phone calls of 30 minutes to clients or 3 phone calls of 20 minutes, I'd probably use econometrics).
I hadn't thought that the Neoclassicals spent much time with aggregate demand, but I never really cared much for macro, and it has been 8 years or so since I was in an economics department.
I'd agree that if a model can't be broken down into micro principles it's probably not good. But just because most models are bad doesn't mean they have to be...
Re: Redland Jack,
That is, I wouldn't want to base any theories on the results of econometrics
That's the point. The difference between the empirical sciences and economics is that a) things don't have will, whereas humans do and b) because things don't have will, they follow rules that can only be observed and derived through empirical experience and mathematical models, whereas human behavior can be anticipated - since humans are rational - and thus does not require either empirical observation or mathematical models.
Well, the "gather evidence to test them" part can't really be done for macro, due to only having one world, with near infinite complexity. There's never a control against which to test ideas, and there are third (and fourth, fifth, etc.) variables and directionality issues all over pretty much any statement of causation.
Also true in Geology and Astronomy, and yet these are sciences which make highly accurate predictions.
Re: The Derider,
Also true in Geology and Astronomy, and yet these are sciences which make highly accurate predictions.
Geology is not a predictive science.
Yes, it is.
Re: The Derider,
Yes, it is.
No, it is not, you nitwit. A lot of geology happens because of LIFE, and LIFE cannot be predicted.
It's also the case that most things in nature are far less complicated than people.
E.g., when you build a model that includes people, and they learn about the model, they may change their behavior, thus invalidating the model.
I dunno if I ever pretended that. Obviously you're suggesting that in the absence of a science, faith is an appropriate placeholder.
You have continually insisted that there is plenty of empirical proof of your economic theories, whatever they are, while dismissing those economic theories that lack empirical proof. Presumable, when you use the term empirical, you are referring to data that can be perfectly explained by obervable, and testable, phenomena.
I know you won't read this, but I'll suggest it anyway. The author (an Ivy Leaguer, you should really love him since he is part of the credentialed class) explains how the underpinnings of much economic theory from the 20th century, at least the theories that purport to be science through the use of equations that can only be used in the complete suspension of believable circumstances, is tremendously flawed.
Re: Tony,
Or in the case of Austrians, always.
You only say that because you want thievery security.
It is the long run, and Keynes is dead.
His models are still taught in Econ101, because they are simplistic and teach the concept of economic modeling without actually requiring any mathematical background.
Unfortunately, his models are also fundamentally flawed and have been discredited even among New Keynsians since the 1960s.
Equally unfortunately, people who only took one economics course ever, such as Mr. Robert Reich, still swear by the models, as their conclusion that government should spend, spend, spend whenever the economy is in a downturn is politically convenient to them.
"politically convenient "
That sums it up.
You really won't learn much actual Keynes in 101, he won't come into the picture until Macro. And even there it's more New Keynsian IS-LM curves and whatnot.
It probably depends on whether you're under a quarter system or a semester system. Under the semester system, Econ 101 is typically a combined micro/macro.
That being said, I agree with you that it is typically Keynesian cross stuff (if I'm recalling the proper term).
As has been pointed out elsewhere today, Keynes also advocated for significantly restrained government intervention in the boom times, and the repayment of everything that was borrowed. I love how all these "Keynesian" assholes conveniently forget that.
Umm, we don't.
Remember Al Gore and his social security lock box? Same principle.
Oh, yeah the lock box full of IOUs.
Russ is awesome. Probably the most important person in figuring out the financial crisis. I wonder if Russ and Nick are working out together. Seems that The Black Izod has replaced The Jacket of late.
Russ is awesome, I look forward to Econtalk every Monday.
I wish I could have gone back in time and told myself to go to George Mason University and major in econ. Some pretty amazing peeps there.
Yeah. In hindsight, I probably should have gone to graduate school at George Mason instead of Berkeley.
It might shock you, but Berkeley doesn't have a lot of variety on the macroeconomics front (micro, on the other hand, was fine).
The fact of the matter is that Austrians predicted massive inflation as a result of the stimulus and quantitative easing, and it simply has failed to materialize.
How convenient that they refuse to use empiricism to formulate their theories.
All that liquidity won't stay locked up forever. It's just not possible. Meanwhile, Keynesians predicted economic recovery as a result of the stimulus and quantitative easing. And Austrians predicted the housing bubble in the first place, while Keynesians encouraged it.
Re: The Derider,
The fact of the matter is that Austrians predicted massive inflation
World, may I present the idiot that still believes inflation = higher prices.
We already have the inflation, Joe - it's called continuous creation of money.
We haven't seen the money distributed rapidly because the banks are keeping it in reserves while it receives interests from the Federal Reserve, but the moment the Fed stops paying interest on that money, the banks will lend and you will have your [even] higher prices.
Besides that, we DO have massive inflation. You just want to believe the fudged numbers from the government but the housewife knows there's high inflation, and so does John Williams of Shadowstats.com
The problem is not with the Austrians but with your total lack of knowledge of how the banking system works. The inflation is THERE and is growing.
OK, so you think all the economic indicators showing low inflation rates are part of a government conspiracy.
Good luck with that.
Re: Th Derider,
OK, so you think all the economic indicators showing low inflation rates are part of a government conspiracy.
You really don't know how government calculates CPI, do you, Joe?
Have you seen the price of food lately?
If inflation =/= higher prices, then how would a housewife be able to detect high inflation?
You're a moron.
Re: The Derider,
If inflation =/= higher prices, then how would a housewife be able to detect high inflation?
The same way one detects electricity by turning a light switch.
Electricity is NOT light, yet we know the effects when we turn on the switch.
You're outmatched, Joe. You lost the spark a long time ago.
If inflation =/= higher prices, then how would a housewife be able to detect high inflation?
By looking at the change in M2, the same way anyone else would detect it.
Price inflation lags monetary inflation by 3-5 years.
See: An Inflation Primer, Palyi (1960)
And yes, Palyi uses empiricism. Not that that really matters since Economics is not a "hard" science.
Don't quote studies for Joe. His reactions to them are predictably groan worthy
I can even write his response for him:
"Oh yes this stuff interests me a lot. Now i will complete ignore it and say "It is only one study and therefor does not count""
How about something from a peer reviewed economic journal from the past 2 decades?
And goal posts go ZOOOOOOOOM!
Then again, consider that Derider believes HuffPo and Democratic Underground to be esteemed, peer-reviewed journals of economics.
There is no such thing as price inflation. Inflation is monetary.
"Price inflation" is just changes in prices.
The economy is non-linear which means it cannot be predicted like house takings at a casino. Ask the dummies to predict the weather and when the Sun will blow up.


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There's a scene in Girls where Lena Dunham's character Hannah asks to be paid by the publishing house at which she's been interning. Her superior smiles, thanks her, and wishes her well. As Hannah shambles out the door, she takes one last desperate shot, asking why the other young woman sitting before a computer screen was hired as an employee for pay.
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You Don't Have To Work For Free
Yesterday, I spoke to a class of law, MBA, and LL.M students at Pepperdine's Straus Institute of Conflict Resolution. Wanting to be genuinely useful rather than just another talking pedant, I asked each student as they entered whether they were prepared to negotiate their first salary. Even if they felt that their first-rate negotiation professor Maureen Weston had taught them well, several had already worked without pay and others were planning to.
You do not have to work for free, I told them.
No one with the need to hire a law or graduate student is unable to pay you, no matter how bad the economy. I believe it's illegal to engage your services without paying you but there is more than one opinion about that. If it's not illegal, it's surely unethical to be exploiting students and blaming it on the recession.
The students who had worked for free were not giving their time away because their "employers" couldn't afford to pay them. They were working for free because they were too demoralized to ask to be paid.
One student's time was being billed out at the rate of $140 an hour and another worked for a prominent attorney who was well known to be doing very well financially.
I was told by several other students – who were shocked to be informed they shouldn't be working for free – that they'd been advised by their law school's career services center to take anything they could get, including unpaid work.
And that's just wrong.
Here, then, are the top three reasons you – Gen-Y – should not be working for free.
Really good advice. I am going to ask for what I want and deserve. Thanks!
It's pretty disturbing that companies bill over $100 / hour for intern work. Why can they not share some of the profits? It does not seem fair. I am going to try to avoid internships at all costs, and instead am freelancing to attempt to get the job I want. I still get paid, AND get good experience.
Very good article. Deciding whether or not to take an unpaid internship is one of the first real world tests that college graduates must take. I think that, is where what a person studied, takes effect. A person who studied business is more likely to negotiate payment for their services compared to someone who just studied liberal arts.
Yes, law students should definitely negotiate paid salaries for their services. They studied hard and deserve to be paid well.
I once applied to a job with a lawyer, which ended up being an unpaid internship. He had told me to create a marketing plan for him before he could hire me as an unpaid intern. As I was making it, I realized he needed a lot of marketing work done, which included; website design, content design, and flyer distribution (all of which I was capable of doing.)
I realized he wanted a huge amount of work done, which would have cost him $1,000s if those services were purchased elsewhere, and he wanted me to do it for free. I told him of this and he declined to offer me a salary, so I did not take the job.
You know what, I whole heartedly agree with this article, but how is it going to change anything? It's really easy to say, go on kids, go out there are demand paying jobs! But it's not that easy from our end. Right now, the situation I am in (and many of my friends are in) is this: we graduated, we took the bar, we PASSED the bar, and now we're unemployed. There is only so long that we can sit on our butts doing nothing before it starts to look like a gap on our resumes. So what do we do while looking for a job? Volunteer somewhere, because at least it's doing something. Believe me, I would LOVE to be paid for doing the work I do, but if I quit my volunteer legal position then I just continue to sit around building that gap of time on my resume where I've been doing nothing. It's a great sentiment, but the economy sucks, we need experience, and people just aren't hiring. Please advise.
I'm looking forward to your next article! I graduated with my MA degree in May and I'm still job hunting—for positions with 100+ applicants. It is really getting frustrating. You are so right about internship position being used by employers instead of entry level paid positions. On the job boards for my field you can see 10 or 12 posts for internship positions before you find 1 paid position looking for a recent graduate.
I had time for 1 internship during grad school, but I also needed to work and earn some money while I was going to school. Giving away 20 hours of work for free each week was not something that I could ever do and some of my classmates had full time internships for 10 – 15 weeks! It is such a bargain for the employer and there are always fresh students to take their place. I would love to see this change.
"It's a funny-sad moment as is all Girls humor, but according to the L.A. Times, it's more fact that fiction."
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It takes about 15-30 minutes to get to the cruise terminals from Sea-Tac Airport, depending on your desired mode of transportation. Your cruise liner may have bus service that you can prearrange to meet you at the airport - this is the most convenient option. If you will not be using your cruise liner's bus service, there are many options for ground transportation from the airport to the cruise terminals.
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Children under the age of 18, traveling within the US, do not need identification. Junior High School or Senior High School students may be asked to present their school ID card. If traveling outside of the US, children will need identification in the form of a passport.
If you require more information, the airline you are traveling with will be able to help you with your particular situation. Happy Travels!
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November 17, 2009 -- No one in Western New York was happy when the Bills were 3-6 after nine games of the 2009 season. That list included Bills' owner Ralph Wilson. What's more, Wilson was in a position to take action.
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Jauron had guided the Bills through three straight 7-9 seasons. They were coming off an ugly loss to Tennessee, and that was enough to prompt Wilson to pull the trigger.
"It's the toughest thing I ever had to do personally because he's such a great guy," Wilson said to The News' Mark Gaughan. "But nothing ever seemed to go right."
Jauron had guided the Bills to a 5-1 start in 2008, earning a contract extension. But it was downhill from there. Jauron also revealed so little of himself in public that he had no reservoir of good will built in reserve.
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---- — TICONDEROGA — As a thanks to the community, Ticonderoga Central School District sporting events will be free to the public this school year.
"As a gesture of gratitude to the community for supporting the school during these tough budget years, the board decided that we would not charge for athletic events for the 2013-14 school year," Superintendent John McDonald Jr. said.
"We are going to try this for one year to see how it works and then determine at the end of the year if we should continue it for the future."
He said other area schools have done this, including Ausable Valley Central School.
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He said the free admission is a small financial matter, but they wanted to do something to show thanks for all the assistance.
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Mary Jane Elliott, of lssaquah, died on Monday, Jan. 14, 2013 at the age of 79 years of age.
She was born November 19, 1933 in Boyne City, MI the daughter of Harry and Clara Tompkins. She graduated from Boyne City High School and was the salutatorian of her class. After graduating from the University of Michigan Nursing School, she started her life's work in nursing at Mercer Island Pediatrics. She then worked for Doctors Hospital, and finally at Swedish Hospital as Head Nurse of the nursery, and post partum, retiring in 1996.
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Ancient trees, bubbling brooks and rolling lawns frame this lovely old house. Crafted from a medieval priory, it is full of surprises, with art that intrigues and delights. Come back throughout the year to see different exhibitions in the gallery and the latest installations by our artists in residence.
Carpets of spring bulbs, a stunning walled rose garden, rich autumn leaves and a colourful winter garden make Mottisfont a feast for the senses all year round.
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Please help with one rescue dog that would have been put down at Gaston Animal Control in North Carolina. I am giving this little girl a forever home. I live in Saint Augustine, FL. We have an airport right in the town on US1 specifically for small planes and transports. Please let me know asap if anything can be arranged. Anything that you can do would be greatly appreciated. I can be at that airport in 20 minutes from where I live.
]]Update], my dog is now with rescuer Sarah Kohler, phone number 410-609-0713, I know this is a MD number but Sarah transferred this number to her NC home. I desperately need transport for my dog "Serenity". I am disabled and cannot make the drive to NC or I would go get her myself. I can walk, but walking or driving for any length of time makes my pain unbearable. Please, please help me get her home. Airports at Sarah's location are Gastonia, Lincolnton and Iredell, NC.
Sarah said "Serenity" is very sociable with people and other dogs. She is a Pitt/LabX, about 48 lbs, 32" from head to foot, 30" in length, 1-2 years old in good health and vaccinated for travel. She is in heat, I guess she would need to be in a crate.
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Bridgewater College is a private institution that was founded in 1880. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,760, its setting is rural, and the campus size is 300 acres. It utilizes a 4-1-4-based academic calendar. Bridgewater College's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges, Tier 2. Its tuition and fees are $29,090 (2013-14).
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Learning at Bridgewater reaches far beyond the classroom...and far beyond the academic. Students develop not only intellectually, but also socially and ethically. Grounded in the liberal arts, students at Bridgewater College learn about a variety of disciplines, enabling them to become articulate, analytical and assertive. They collaborate with faculty to create personalized and unique learning experiences. As a result, students realize their full potential. Bridgewater students have: performed undergraduate research in the lab and in the fields and streams of the Shenandoah Valley; biked across the country building homes for those in need; formed a campus environmental task force; participated in medical mission trips; excelled in nationwide competitions in business and computer science; and promoted local, sustainable food sources by planting spinach to serve in the dining hall. International study opportunities and global perspectives on campus encourage students to consider new ideas through the diverse array of cultures, interests and beliefs in both the campus community and the broader world.
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When applying to Bridgewater College, it's important to note the application deadline is rolling. Scores for either the ACT or SAT test are due April 15. The application fee at Bridgewater College is $30. It is selective, with an acceptance rate of 54.3 percent.
For more information about the tests, essays, interviews, and admissions process, visit the Applying to College knowledge center.
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Academic Life
The student-faculty ratio at Bridgewater College is 15:1, and the school has 49.4 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Bridgewater College include: Biology/Biological Sciences, General; Business Administration and Management, General; Health and Physical Education/Fitness, General; Psychology, General; and History, Other. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 74.3 percent.
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Bridgewater College has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,760, with a gender distribution of 44.1 percent male students and 55.9 percent female students. At this school, 84 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated, or -affiliated housing and 16 percent of students live off campus. Bridgewater College is part of the NCAA III athletic conference.
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At Bridgewater College, 83.1 percent of full-time undergraduates receive some kind of need-based financial aid and the average need-based scholarship or grant award is $20,482.
Paying for college doesn't have to be difficult or devastating. Go to the Paying for College knowledge center to get advice on raising cash and reducing costs.
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DENVER — Roster addition: LB Keith Brooking (not tendered as UFA by Cowboys 6/2). Reserve/injured: RB Mario Fannin (Achilles).
JACKSONVILLE — Draft choice signed: WR Justin Blackmon (1/5).
N.Y. JETS — Placed on waivers: WR Chris Forcier; WR DaMarcus Ganaway (injury settlement/hamstring); WR Scotty McKnight (injury waiver/knee). Roster additions: WR Stanley Arukwe (released by Cardinals 8/1); WR Joe Collins (Weber State).
ARIZONA — Passed physical: RB Beanie Wells.
CHICAGO — Placed on waivers: OT Tyler Hendrickson. Roster addition: DE Derek Walker (ended season on Seahawks practice squad).
DETROIT — Placed on waivers: LB Ronnie Sneed (from reserve/injured, injury settlement/shoulder).
GREEN BAY — Placed on waivers: OG Jaymes Brooks (failed physical). Assigned on waivers: WR Andy Brewer from Eagles.
MINNESOTA — Reserve/injured: WR Greg Childs (knees).
NEW ORLEANS — Reserve/injured: OG Scott Winnewisser (undisclosed).
PHILADELPHIA — Placed on waivers: RB Jeremy Stewart. Roster addition: DT John Gill (released by Colts 9/3/11).
SEATTLE — Placed on waivers: S Donny Lisowski. Roster addition: WR Terrell Owens (not tendered as UFA by Bengals 8/22/11).


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Its time to look back at Bears' fans' visceral reactions from last weekends NFL Draft.
Emery's first draft is in the books, but did it answer a lot of questions?
POLL: What Position Should the Bears Target in Round Two?
The Bears Ideal Draft: Part Two - Trading picks: What's it take to move around the draft board?
Part one of two: Looking at five-round draft possibilities for the Bears.
Prospector for Gold: The Phil Emery Drafts, Part 2: A look at Emery's scouting on the offensive side of the ball.
Prospector for Gold: The Phil Emery Draft Record, Part 1: A position-by-position breakdown of the Phil Emery draft record in Atlanta and Kansas City.
DE/DT Jared Crick could offer good value for the Bears in the second round.
Prospecting for Gold: Emmanuel Acho, LB: Could the Bears grab an heir to their LB throne on the draft's third day?
Prospecting for Gold: Cam Johnson, DE: A defensive lineman who fits a Bears need in round 3 or 4.
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