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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Los Angeles Lakers! Gotta have that hometown pride baby!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"She's better than the girl of my dreams. She's real." - (500) Days of Summer
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I know it probably sounds lame but I am totally digging the Walking Dead right now. Intuition is everything in that game!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
No piercings but I do have 3 tattoos that are located on my rib cage, the back of my neck, and my wrist.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Hmm.... I would probably say Lovebug by the Jonas Brothers. I don't know why I bought that song!
What's your best party trick?
I wish I were clever enough to pull off a trick!!
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I do not recall! I guess I haven't heard a good one yet!
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Retail!! THE WORST!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Dangerous huh? Gosh! Nothing. I really would love to skydive one day though. Seems thrilling.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Hopefully a delicious burrito or a greasy cheeseburger.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Probably my Pepper Jelly. It IS delicious though!
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Hmm.. other than giving lap dances poolside I try to stay on my best behavior... but that's Vegas for you. LOL.
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Anything form fitting.
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FLASHBACK: Simon & Garfunkel Reunite In Central Park
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
It was 31 years ago tonight (September 19th, 1981) that Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel reunited in front of a reported 500,000 fans for a free concert in New York's Central Park. Although the duo had performed together several times after their 1970 break up -- most notably at a fundraiser in 1972 for Democratic Presidential nominee George McGovern, and scoring a Top Ten duet with "My Little Town" in 1975 -- the Concert at Central Park was Simon & Garfunkel's first full-blown reunion concert.
Prior to the show, Simon & Garfunkel butted heads about how the concert should be performed. Garfunkel preferred just the duo as they did in the '60s; two voices along with Simon's guitar. Simon insisted on a full band, including a horn section. Simon explained in Simon & Garfunkel - The Definitive Biography how he convinced Garfunkel to see his way: "I kept saying to him 'Artie, the band will jell and when it does, you'll want to sing. You'll like it.'" The majority of the backing band was familiar with the songs' arrangements, having backed Simon on his recent One Trick Pony tour.
The show was mainly comprised of Simon & Garfunkel's '60s classics, including "Homeward Bound," "America," "The Sound Of Silence," "Mrs. Robinson," "The Boxer," "Old Friends," "April Come She Will," "Scarborough Fair," "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)," "America," "Bridge Over Troubled Water," and others.
The duo also performed several of Simon's '70s hits, such as "Kodachrome," "Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard," "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover," "Still Crazy After All These Years," "Slip Slidin' Away," "American Tune," and Simon's latest hit, 1980's "Late In The Evening," which was featured twice in the show, being reprised as the concert's final encore.
The pair made two nods to early influences, playing the Everly Brothers' "Wake Up Little Suzie," and performing Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" in a medley with Simon's "Kodachrome."
Art Garfunkel first sang Simon's "American Tune" at the duo's reunion show in Central Park, and has kept it in his solo shows ever since then: "I love Paul's 'American Tune,' and felt such an identity with that kind of song, it's a Bach chorale, that I do it in my show all the time. I never recorded it, but I identify with it, I kind of made it mine. Because it was in the nature of the material. There's a bunch of Paul's things over the years that kill me that I could do my own version of it. Yeah, I suppose that's an interesting album, Garfunkel Does Simon."
Although it was left off the live album, Simon debuted "The Late Great Johnny Ace," a tribute to John Lennon, at the Central Park show. (In a disturbing moment on the home video version of the concert, a fan can be seen running onstage demanding to speak to Simon.) The song was eventually released on Simon's 1983 album Hearts And Bones.
The film of the concert was shown the next year on HBO, with the soundtrack album peaking at Number Six in the spring of 1982. Their live cover of the Everly Brothers' "Wake Up Little Susie" was also a minor hit that spring.
After the success of Central Park, Simon & Garfunkel spent the better part of 1982 and 1983 touring Europe and North America. Although plans for a reunion album fell through in 1983, the pair reunited live in 1993 and again for their Old Friends tour in 2003-2004.
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This is a collab story with me and Gianna Black. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED! ALL THESE CHARACTERS AND SOME SCENES BELONG TO STEPHENIE MEYER! It's a Jacob and Bella story. So, please enjoy!
Chapter 1 (New Moon, Chapter 9: Third Wheel, page 219-224, just after Jacob left home from the movies)
I leaned against the kitchen counter, my hand inches from the phone, and tried to wait patiently. thought of the strange look on Jacob's face before he drove away, and my fingers started drumming against the counter. I should have insisted on driving him home.
I watched the clock as the minutes ticked by. Ten. Fifteen. Even when I was driving, it only took fifteen minutes, and Jacob drove faster than I did. Eighteen minutes. I picked up the phone and dialed.
It rang and rang. Maybe Billy was asleep. Maybe I'd dialed wrong. I tried again.
On the eighth ring, just as I was about to hang up, Billy answered.
"Hello?" he asked. His voice was wary, like he was expecting bad news.
"Billy, it's me, Bella- did Jake make it home yet? He left here about twenty minutes ago."
"He's here," Billy said tonelessly.
"He was supposed to call me." I was a little irritated. "He was getting sick when he left, and I was worried."
"He was... too sick to call. He's not feeling well right now." Billy sounded distant. I realized he must want to be with Jacob.
"Let me know if you need any help," I offered. "I could come down." I thought of Billy, stuck in his chair, and Jake fending for himself...
"No, no," Billy said quickly. "We're fine. Stay at your place."
The way he said it was almost rude.
"Okay," I agreed
"Bye, Bella."
The line disconnected.
"Bye," I muttered.
Well, at least he'd made it home. Oddly, I didn't feel less worried. I trudged up the stairs, fretting. Maybe I would go down before work tomorrow to check on him. I could take soup- we had to have a can of Campbell's around here somewhere.
I realized all such plans were canceled when I woke up early- my clock said for thirty- and sprinted to the bathroom. Charlie found me there a half hour later, lying on the floor, my cheek pressed against the cold edge of the bathtub.
He looked at me for a long moment.
"Stomach flu," he finally said.
"Yes," I moaned.
"You need something?" he asked.
"Call the Newtons for me, please," I instructed hoarsely. "Tell them I have what Mike had, and that I can't make it in today. Tell them I'm sorry."
"Sure, no problem," Charlie assured me.
I spent the rest of the day on the bathroom floor, sleeping for a few hours with my head on a crumpled up towel. Charlie claimed that he had to work, but I suspected that he just wanted access to a bathroom. He left a glass of water on the floor beside me to keep me hydrated.
It woke me up when he came back home. I could see that it was dark in my room- after nightfall. He clumped up the stairs to check on me.
"Still alive?"
"Sort of," I said.
"Do you want anything?"
"No, thanks."
He hesitated, clearly out of his element. "Okay, then," he said, then he went back down to the kitchen. I heard the phone ring a few minutes later. charlie spoke to someone in a low voice for a moment, and then hung up.
"Mike feels better," he called up to me.
Well, that was encouraging. He'd only gotten sick eight hours or so before me. Eight more hours. The thought made my stomach turn, and I pulled myself up to lean over the toilet.
I fell asleep on the towel again, but when I woke up I was in my bed and it was light outside my window. I didn't remember moving; Charlie must have carried me to my room- he'd also put the glass of water on my bedside table. I felt parched. I chugged it down, thought it tasted funny from sitting stagnant all night.
I got up slowly, trying not to trigger the nausea again. I was weak, and my mouth tasted horrible, but my stomach felt fine. I looked at my clock.
My twenty-four hours were up.
I didn't push it, eating nothing but saltine crackers for breakfast. Charlie looked relieved to see me recovered.
As soon as I was sure that I wasn't going to have to spend the day on the bathroom floor again, I called Jacob.
Jacob was the one who answered, but when I heard his greeting I knew he wasn't over it.
"Hello?" His voice was broken, cracking.
"Oh, Jake," I groaned sympathetically. "You sound horrible."
"I feel horrible," he whispered.
"I'm so sorry I made you go out with me. This sucks."
"I'm glad I went." His voice was still a whisper. "Don't blame yourself. This isn't your fault."
"You'll get better soon," I promised. "I woke up this morning and I was fine."
"You were sick?" he asked dully.
"Yes, I got it, too. But I'm fine now."
"That's good." His voice was dead.
"So you'll probably be better in a few hours," I encouraged.
I could barely hear his answer. "I don't think I have the same thing you did."
"Don't you have the stomach flu?" I asked, confused.
"No. This is something else."
"What's wrong with you?"
"Everything," he whispered. "Every part of me hurts."
The pain in his voice was nearly tangible.
"What can I do, Jake? What can I bring you?"
"Nothing. You can't come here." He was abrupt. It reminded me of Billy the other night.
"I've already been exposed to whatever you have," I pointed out.
He ignored me. "I'll call you when I can. I'll let you know when you can come down again."
"I've got to go," he said with sudden urgency.
"Call me when you feel better."
"Right," he agreed, and his voice had a strange, bitter edge.
He was silent for a moment. I was waiting for him to say goodbye, but he waited too.
"I'll see you soon," I finally said.
"Wait for me to call," he said again.
"Okay... Bye, Jacob."
"Bella," he whispered my name, and then hung up the phone.
***End of New Moon Excerpt***
The rest of the day, I tried to keep myself busy with chores and homework. I even called the Newtons to tell them I would be at work tomorrow, just because I couldn't find anything else to do.
But, even though I tried my hardest to keep myself busy, I couldn't stop thinking about Jacob. He sounded so sick on the phone and it hurt me to hear him in pain when there was nothing I could do about it. I wasn't allowed to come over until Jacob's call, but I could help but wonder if I should go down there.
As the day dragged on, it was finally nightfall and I decided to hit the sack early. As I climbed into the bed, I still thought about Jake. I needed to see him soon, to make sure he was okay, to see if he needed anything at all. I decided to go check on him tomorrow, at least call to see if he needed anything.
I heard a tap on my window. I completely froze and didn't dare look out my window. Could it be?
I slowly turned and looked at my window. My eyes widened when I saw a pebble tap my window once again. I pursed my lips. If he was here, he would have opened the window without any hesitation. I got up slowly and walked over to my window. Another pebble tapped against my window, just a little bit louder. I opened my window and looked down at the huge dark figure. At first, I couldn't make out what it was. Then, I saw it wave and recognized it at once.
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From May of 2013 through December Chuck Close has been photographing the Hollywood elite for a special Vanity Fair issue. Chuck Close describes his working method with the Polaroid 20×24 Camera, which he has used since 1977.
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In 1986 Neal Slavin published Britons, and extraordinary collection of 20×24 Polaroid photographs executed over an eight year period in the UK. Anyone who has ever seen a 20×24 Polaroid camera in action will marvel at the technical tour de force this body of work embodies. Add to that Slavin's ability to orchestrate and inspire his subjects results in truly remarkable documents of a myriad of social constructs.
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Filled with images from a trove of artists from Ansel Adams to Andy Warhol, this is the first volume to explore the Polaroid camera's indelible influence on the history of photography. From its inception in 1947, the Polaroid system inspired artists to experiment–to dazzling effect–with the cameras' unique technologies. Edwin Land, the inventor of the first Polaroid instant camera, remarked on his discovery, "Photography will never be the same." And he was right. This fascinating journey through the Polaroid era documents the evolution of instant photography. Hundreds of color images celebrate the myriad ways Polaroid photographs have been used and ingeniously manipulated by Walker Evans, David Hockney, Barbara Kasten, Robert Mapplethorpe, Lucas Samaras, and others. The book features essays addressing the unique technology of instant photography and the marketing genius of the Polaroid Corporation. Artist statements from Ellen Carey, Chuck Close, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Bryan Graf, Miranda Lichtenstein, David Levinthal, Joy Neimanas, Lisa Oppenheim, Catherine Opie, John Reuter, William Wegman, and James Welling reveal how Polaroids affected and, in many instances, forever changed the way they captured the world around them.
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The Ramsar Bulletin Board, 7 January 2003
Cuba names five new Ramsar sites. The Bureau of the Ramsar Convention is delighted to announce that the Government of Cuba has designated five extraordinarily valuable wetlands for the List of Wetlands of International Importance, bringing that country's total surface area under the Ramsar umbrella to 1,188,411 hectares. These five sites include an impressive array of coastal wetland types and provide support for many species of flora and fauna, some of them rare or endangered. The very commendable efforts by Cuban authorities to designate these new sites have been materially assisted by WWF's Living Waters Programme. The new Ramsar sites are 1) Buenavista (313,500 ha) in Villa Clara and Sancti Spiritus provinces, 2) Ciénaga de Lanier y Sur de la Isla de la Juventud (126,200 ha) on the Isla de la Juventud, 3) Gran Humedal del Norte de Ciego de Avila (226,875 ha) in Ciego de Avila province, 4) Humedal Delta del Cauto (47,836 ha) in Granma and Las Tunas provinces, and 5) Humedal Río Máxima-Cagüey (22,000 ha) in Camagüey province. Here are brief site descriptions prepared by Ramsar's Julio Montes de Oca. [07/01/03]
Australian NGO-private sector team wins conservation award. Bill Phillips, former Ramsar DSG, forwards the news that "BHP Billiton mining company and Conservation Volunteers Australia are delighted to announce that the Revive Our Wetlands program has won the National Large Business category of the Prime Minister's Award for Excellence in Community Business Partnerships. Revive was the only environmental program to win out of the six Award categories. This success is a testament to the increased prominence of wetland conservation. Since its inception two years ago, Revive has achieved significant outcomes on 100 of Australia's most important wetlands. These include: Greater community involvement in wetland conservation; 150,000 stems (meaning small trees etc) planted; 600 hectares of weed control; 50 kilometers of fencing; 30 kilometers of walking tracks; 85 flora and fauna surveys. BHP Billiton and Conservation Volunteers Australia would like to say thank you and congratulations to all our 100 project partners and the thousands of Revive volunteers. This has been a fantastic effort and we look forward to more wetland conservation in 2003. For more information visit www.reviveourwetlands.net." Best wishes, Phil Harrison, Director Corporate and Government Affairs, Conservation Volunteers Australia; Melinda Buckland, Group Manager Community Programs, BHP Billiton.Conservation Volunteers Australia, PO Box 423, Ballarat Vic 3355, 03 5333 1483 Visit us at www.conservationvolunteers.com.au." [21/12/02]
India names eleven new Ramsar sites. The Bureau is very pleased to announce the designation by the Government of India of 11 new Wetlands of International Importance, bringing the Party's total to 19 Ramsar sites covering 648,507 hectares (these new sites were, in fact, added to the Ramsar List in early November 2001, but because of Ramsar COP8 it has taken us this long to prepare the brief site descriptions). These extremely interesting new sites range geographically all over the country, from three sites in Kerala in the southwest and another in Tamil Nadu in the southeast to another at 4,595m (15,075 feet) altitude in the Himalaya. They include coastal estuaries, dammed reservoirs, and lots of mangroves, and they include the famous East Calcutta wetlands, the traditionally developed natural urban waste water treatment system that is also enormously productive in fish and other commodities - and Bhoj wetlands at Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, about which we featured a photo essay by Dr Madhu Verma about a year ago. Many of the sites qualify on hydrological grounds, many for their birds and some for their sea turtles, others for their support for fisheries, and a few are considered to be sacred in one way or another. It's well worth mentioning that WWF-India has been instrumental in the preparation of the site data for all of these new designations, as part of a project supported by WWF's Living Waters Programme; indeed, many of the government's 'Ramsar Information Sheets', the site datasheets, contain valuable detailed recommendations for government and community actions for future management of the sites. Peruse brief descriptions of the new sites here. [20/12/02]
Namibia completes Ramsar SGF project on wetland inventory and management planning. Holger Kolberg of the Directorate Scientific Services, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, has forwarded the outputs from Namibia's 1997 Small Grants Fund project -- a CD-ROM containing a database inventory of the country's Ramsar sites and other wetlands, as well as GIS data and updated Ramsar Information Sheets on all four of its Ramsar sites and draft management plans for three of them. A number of public information materials have also been produced, including a brochure summarizing the results of the inventory and individual leaflets on Namibia's Wetlands of International Importance. Congratulations to Namibia for the completion of this valuable project and the production of these useful tools. More details here. [19/12/02]
More stuff for World Wetlands Day. The superb WWD 2003 poster has an accompanying hardcopy "background paper", similarly entitled No wetlands - No water!, which amplifies the subject considerably, specifically on three themes: 1) "Freshwater - Is There Enough?", 2) "Water for Ecosystems?", and 3) "Wetlands, Water and Poverty Eradication", all nicely written up by Sandra Hails and filled with quotable factoids and attractively laid out, and NOW, only now, reprinted on this Web site, and only on this Web site. Look on the WWD 2003 index page and click on the right button if you can. Send for your free stuff and plan big gala events for 2 February 2003 or thereabouts, and try to convince the voting public that the viability of wetland functions is worth voting for -- and then, after the dust has cleared, send us a short or long report of your World Wetlands Day activities, with or without photos, as you wish, and we will post it here on the Ramsar Web site, as we've done in the past. Photos may be electronic or physical prints, but the texts should definitely be in electronic format, since nobody here types very well anymore or has time to transcribe your scribbled notes. Hint: the so-called "Ramsar sites brochure", a 3-ply nicely illustrated foldout about why we bother to designate Ramsar sites in the first place, makes a great stocking stuffer and can double as a placemat at your World Wetlands Day sitdown buffet, so order them in quantity. [17/12/02]
Ramsar urges sustainable trade at UNEP meeting. At the UNEP-MEA Meeting on Enhancing MEA and WTO Information Exchange (Palais des Nations, Geneva, 11 November 2002), Ramsar's Alain Lambert made a presentation on sustainable trade, which was summarized in the Chairman's Report of the meeting as follows: "Promoting sustainable trade. The promotion of trade in sustainably produced products was identified by some participants as a way both to promote implementation of MEAs and to enhance the contribution of trade to sustainable development more generally. Information exchange between trade and environment officials could help combine expertise to integrate these policy objectives, and support WTO discussions on the liberalization of trade in environmental goods and services. Information exchange could help identify new market access opportunities in this sector for developing countries. The representative of the Ramsar Secretariat described a number of national level projects (in Brazil, Ecuador, the Comoros, Namibia, Botswana and South Africa) which are promoting trade in sustainably produced products from wetlands, achieving both poverty alleviation and nature conservation objectives." [18/12/02]
Conservation of Biodiversity and Sustainable Management of High-Andean Wetlands. On 5-6 December 2002, an international workshop on high-Andean wetlands was held in Iquique, Chile, sponsored by the Ramsar Convention and large number of local and national institutions and financially supported by GEF/UNDP, the Centre for Development Studies (CED), and the private sector mining company Collahuasi. More than 100 people attended, including representatives of local communities and indigenous people, government officials, academics and experts from the region, and progress was made at reach consensus on a number of management issues for these very special places. The Bureau's Margarita Astràlaga (left, at the Salar del Huasco Ramsar site) reports on the the results of the meeting and the subsequent study tour of the Salar del Huasco, site of an ongoing GEF/UNDP project. Here is her brief report, with photos. [16/12/02]
Bolivia receives a new prize from WWF for wetland conservation. After receiving recognition for efforts and initiatives for conserving wetlands in August, once again, during the Summit in Johannesburg, Bolivia was for a second time recognized in November at the eighth Conference of the Parties to the Ramsar Convention (COP8), on wetlands (COP8) held in Spain. This second recognition for Bolivia, consisting in the "Gold Duck" award on behalf of WWF, responds to the interest of the country in preserving its freshwater wetlands. Ms. María Marconi, representative from the Bolivian Ministry of Sustainable Development and Planning, indicated that after the COP8, their willingness to continue the process for wetland conservation through the organization of a national workshop aimed at defining policies for a national plan and a regulations for wetlands management including the Ramsar Sites. Bolivia possesses one of the largest and best preserved freshwater wetlands in the world, the Bolivian Pantanal, as well as 8 other declared wetlands of international importance (Ramsar) totaling an area of 6,518,073 hectares conserving different ecological characteristics.[16/12/02]
Bolivia recibió nuevo premio de WWF por conservación de humedales. Luego de ser reconocida en agosto por los esfuerzos e iniciativas por conservar los humedales, durante la Cumbre de Johannesburgo, Bolivia es nuevamente reconocida por WWF en el mes de noviembre, durante la Octava Conferencia de las Partes de la Convención Ramsar sobre humedales (COP8) realizada en España. Este segundo reconocimiento a Bolivia que consiste en la entrega del premio "Pato de Oro" por parte de WWF, responde al interés de este país por conservar sus humedales de agua dulce. Cabe resaltar que María Marconi, representante del Ministerio del Ambiente del gobierno boliviano, comunicó luego de la COP8 a WWF Bolivia, su voluntad política de continuar el proceso para la conservación de humedales mediante la organización de un Taller Nacional para definir políticas de un plan nacional y un reglamento para la gestión de humedales incluyendo a los sitios Ramsar. Bolivia posee uno de los humedales de agua dulce más grande y mejor conservado del mundo, el Pantanal Boliviano y junto con éste tiene actualmente 8 sitios declarados humedales de importancia internacional (Ramsar), los cuales suman un área de 6.518.073 hectáreas y conservan diferentes características ecológicas.
Kyrgyz Republic brings vital Central Asian areas into the Convention. The Ramsar Bureau is very pleased to announce that Abdulqawi Yusuf, Director of the Office of International Standards and Legal Affairs of UNESCO, has informed the Bureau that as of 12 November 2002 the Kyrgyz Republic in Central Asia has completed the procedure of accession to the Convention, as amended by the Paris Protocol of 1982, and becomes the Convention's 134th Contracting Party with entry into force on 12 March 2003. With documents signed by Askar Akaev, President of the Republic, and Muratbek Imanaliev, Minster of Foreign Affairs, the Kyrgyz Republic has submitted a map showing boundaries for its first Wetland of International Importance, the high-altitude "Isyk-Kul State Reserve with the Lake Isyk-Kul". When first designated as a Ramsar site by the former Soviet Union in 1976, the Ramsar site 'Issyk-kul Lake' covered 629,800 hectares (42°27'N 077°16'E) and was added to the Montreux Record of threatened sites in July 1990, but it remains to be seen, when the new Ramsar Information Sheet has been received from the Kyrgyz Republic, how the present designation will compare with that from the Soviet era.


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Our relativistic age does not like to hear that there is an eternal, unchangeable law that convicts all people. But the central message of the gospel is that we have broken this law and need to be reconciled to God, ...Read More
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Bridget, I'm glad you are making progress with the buggies. That would totally freak me out, too. But I would totally be using bleach to get rid of them.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I think it's worth writing them. I did find the NYSTCE Preparation Guides for taking the teacher certification examinations...not sure if they apply? Perhaps they have guides specific to your field available and I'm just overlooking them. http://www.nystce.nesinc.com/NY_viewSG_opener.asp
I will say that while NYS is very, VERY expensive, our teachers (and other school staff) are paid way above what other people are paid. They'll claim they're underpaid, but when the median household income is just 45,000/year and their teacher salaries are 55,000/year and up, it's hard to feel sorry for them. This does for all school employees with the exception of the janitors. They're still at 9.00/hour or less. My stepbrother has worked at our local school as a custodian for 20 years and he's not even at 13.00/hour. Most the admins/teachers make over 60,000/year in his district. It's rather disgusting if you ask me, but that's a whole other topic.
I don't know what they'd pay for your position, but I would be willing to bet it's a lot more than the household median income.
I found the study guides for the tests I would have to take. Here is a sample preparation question:
Use the reproduction below of a woodcut by Suzuki Harunobu to answer the question that follows.
The diagonal arrangement of the figures, faces, and gestures in this woodcut serves to:
A. emphasize the difference in status between the woman and the child.
B. draw the viewer's attention to the bird.
C. create a feeling of suspense and foreboding.
D. define the perspective from which the artist viewed the scene.
Seriously??? I never took art history. I took a lot of music courses, but no art. What the F does that have to do with my knowledge either of teaching or of communication disorders, and how is that relevant to my ability to do my job?
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
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Can you hear in my tone I'm not a fan of downstate? I'd like to leave them to their own devices! They can keep their higher salaries, their garbage, and produce their own power. Thanks!
That said, I'm not sure where the upstate/downstate line is. Perhaps West Point area is considered 'upstate' even though it's south? All I know is the closer the community is to "The City", the higher the cost of living. But the higher the salary too.
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Where I grew up in Westchester, we were most definitely not "upstate," but I agree I'm not sure where the "line" is. I don't hate it as much as you do - I miss the grass and trees and all that - but I could easily do without the people. So I suppose I share your feelings in part. This area isn't actually all that far from my hometown. Less than 20 miles, actually, but on the other side of the river and in a different county. I'd be really close to family, too - my sister is in Mt Vernon and my brother is in Beacon, and I'd be somewhere between the two. Also my close childhood friend would also be nearby - and you would be close enough for a visit here and there, too! Probably Kate, too.
Here is another ridiculous sample test question:
Which of the following was an important goal of nineteenth-century Latin American liberals?
A. establishing governments based on the separation of church and state
B. reducingtheinfluenceofcompetitive individualism in social and economic life
C. creatingstrongcentralizedgovernments
D. making plantation agriculture the foundation of economic development
Again - I never took a single course in Latin American history. There is no way I could answer that question, and I am an educated person and I also have a probably better than average knowledge of history in certain areas. How is that relevant to teaching ability, child development, or communication disorders? I took a general knowledge exam here, but it had to do with basic skills (reading, writing, math) and knowledge of teaching processes in general. Then I took a second, content-area exam in my specialty field. If you want to be an art teacher, or a history teacher, isn't that what the content area exam is for? Why is that stuff on the general exam?
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Bleach is definitely hard on your hands. I hope you have good gloves, and that all this buginess is over for you soon, Bridget.
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Mandy, do you think they have higher requirements in NY? I read some complained that their program at Ithaca College was 'rigorous' but I really don't know what that means. I know plenty of kids at the community college that complain about how tough their workload is, so it could all be relative.
Wait - here we go! (Sorry, everyone, for my licensing woes!)
I was looking at the Interstate Reciprocity for the teaching certificate. There is another pathway that says NYS Professional License (which I can get based on reciprocity with my AZ professional license without any added requirements, just by shelling out $300). If I get the NYS license, I need the following for the Initial Teacher Certificate:
Pathway: NYS Professional License
License & Registration - NYS Speech Language Pathology License (easy to get)
Workshop - Child Abuse Identification
Workshop - School Violence Intervention and Prevention
Workshop - Autism
Fingerprint Clearance (already have in AZ, so if that doesn't count, easy to get)
Basically, I would just need the workshops.
The permanant license would require the following:
License & Registration - NYS Speech Language Pathology License
New York State Teacher Certification Exam - Liberal Arts & Science Test (LAST)
Paid, full-time Classroom Teaching experience - Speech and Language Disabilities - 3 Yrs
Continuing Competency Activities
Workshop - Child Abuse Identification
Workshop - School Violence Intervention and Prevention
Workshop - Autism
Fingerprint Clearance
Citizenship Status - INS Permanent Residence or U.S. Citizenship
Basically, I could get the initial with just a handful of workshops and would need to take one test for my permanent (only one, but it's the one I was complaining about before). That's easier than taking 3 tests and 3 workshops, at least. But how the heck would I study for that test? There could be ANYTHING on it!
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
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So DH is annoying me by knowing the answer to both the Latin American history question and the Japanese woodcut question. F me. He doesn't even have an associate's.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I have nothing to contribute to the conversation other than I am SO lost and confused
WHat type of work does your hubby do Mandy?
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Was the answer to the Latin American question C or D? Those were my guesses, and I'm leaning more toward C. Now I'm curious.
Did I miss where you said what the job in NY would be for him?? I would think that if it was a decent paying job that even with the increase in cost of living in NY, assuming you could get a job, it might be worth it.
I would never want to live in NY though. I don't even have a desire to visit.
My vote is D on the Latin American question. That's just a guess though
DH actually voted for B. I have no idea whether or not he's right, but he did live in Panama for several years when he was in the army and he knows a lot about the local culture there. All I know is, weren't they fighting a strong centralized government that was overly repressive? Christina, I agree, I might vote for D.
I didn't say what the job was. I mentioned in this thread last fall that he did a cooking course for veterans in NY (you probably don't remember that). One of his contacts he made through that was trying to find candidates for someone interested in a cooking job at a restaurant near West Point. His being an army guy with cooking experience is a plus for applying but it would be a low-level position since he doesn't have a lot of work experience in that area. He did talk to them, though, and they are interested in bringing him on.
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LOL! Me, too. And pretty much in that order!
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I'm actually a little excited - my brother, sister, niece and nephews, BFF, and APA buddies! Plus potentially a lot more money, and grass and trees.
BUT - snow. And humidity. And New Yorkers.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
It is exciting!
And for all that NY is so expensive (there's no denying it) people make it work. Gosh, we lived here making less than 45,000/year for a long time. I don't know how, but we managed. You won't even have to worry about that. Maybe one of you will have a longer commute, but most places have public transportation which is much cheaper than driving your own car. Even my rural county offers it (it's a state mandate, actually). Just write to the BOE and start looking...who knows what might pop up that will be a perfect fit for you. And I'd think that summer time would be the best time to look for positions like yours, especially if you want to work in a school.


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The grand jury considering he officer-involved shooting of Terrence Franklin rendered a decision on Thursday, deciding not to file charges against the officers who killed him.
At a press conference announcing the decision, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said the Minneapolis Police Department had a "thorough" and "complete" investigation of the May 10 shooting.
Grand jurors heard testimony from 19 witnesses -- including 11 sworn officers, four expert witnesses and four civilians -- over the shooting of the 22-year-old.
The attorney representing Franklin's family said his clients are "not surprised" no indictment will be filed; however, they do want to see evidence and a civil lawsuit may still be filed.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Janee Harteau presented the department's findings at a press conference at 7 p.m., saying, "Franklin's actions dictated the outcome of that day."
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The presentation from Minneapolis police incorporated official statements, 911 calls, and physical evidence including DNA and forensics.
"Terrence Franklin's actions dictated the outcome on May 10th. This was a tragic day for the city of Minneapolis, every officer involved and their families. I am forever grateful that the officers survived and their wounds were not fatal. But make no mistake, those wounds both physical and emotional run deep for every officer who responded.
I do want to extend my sympathies to Walter & Sheila Franklin. No parent should ever have to bury a child.
This could have had a different outcome. Terrence Franklin had numerous opportunities to surrender, but it was clear by his actions, that from the beginning he had made the decision not to get caught at any cost. Terrence struck a squad; fled the scene; placed his own 9-11 call to divert officers from his location; kicked in a door and burglarized a home; fought officers & a K9 dog; and finally shot and wounded two Minneapolis police officers. Mr. Franklin's actions dictated the outcome that day.
Minneapolis police officers like all officers, go to work each day, not knowing what dangers their shift might bring them. Our first responders put on their uniform every day never knowing if they will come home to their families, but they do it anyway with pride and integrity.
Our officers have taken an oath to protect and serve the public and it is their job to answer your calls for help and this is exactly what they did on May 10th. These officers deserve our support and our gratitude."
Minneapolis police officers shot and killed Franklin in the basement of a home in Uptown. Police were trying to arrest him amid a robbery investigation, but they say Franklin fled in his car and then on foot, eventually breaking into the home on Bryant Avenue South.
Police say Franklin attempted to take a gun from an officer, which prompted the fatal shooting; however, Franklin's family members -- who knew him as Mookie -- contest that rendition of the story.
Two police officers were also shot in the incident.
The response to the incident also resulted in the death of a motorcyclist, 24-year-old Ivan Romero, after a crash involving a police squad. The Thursday night press conference will not address the crash, however, because police say the accident is a separate incident which has been presented to the Hennepin County Attorney's Office for standard review.
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Ekaterinburg guided walking tour, including the Church of All Saints on Spilled Blood and the Black Tulip monument. Opt to see a performance at the Ekaterinburg Opera and Ballet theatre, visit the fine art gallery or military museum.
Cross from Asia to Europe on this 24-hr train from Ekaterinburg to Moscow.
Orientation of Moscow metro and Red Square with your CEO and a guided Kremlin and Armoury tour. Optional activities include a Moskva River boat trip, visit to Lenin's Mausoleum, Tretiakov Gallery and St Basil's Cathedral. Day 18, take an overnight train to St Petersburg.
Enjoy a walking tour. Visit the Hermitage Museum.
Depart at any time. We highly recommend booking post-accommodation to fully experience this vibrant city.
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A 19-year-old woman is dead and her boyfriend, 21-year-old Julian Bogan, the son of Gary Brown's head of staff, is in the hospital after a brutal attack Wednesday morning on Oakfield near McNichols and the Southfield Freeway on Detroit's west side.
Police say the couple was shot. The car they were inside was set on fire. The 19-year-old died on the scene, but Bogan made a run for it. He was chased down and doused with gasoline before police arrived.
In addition to being head of staff for Detroit City Council President Pro-Tem Gary Brown, Julian Bogan's father, Sidney, also sits on the Wayne County Board of Ethics. He spoke to Fox 2 by phone and said his son told him a very different story. The 21-year-old said he and his girlfriend were carjacked and driven to Oakfield before they were robbed and attacked.
Police won't confirm that story except to say they're investigating all possible angles.
This tragedy brings Detroit homicide numbers to 36 for September alone.
Bogan, who was recently paroled for home invasion, was shot in the face and is in stable condition with severe injuries to his jaw. He has not yet been interviewed by police.
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