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Bachelor's Degree in Nursing Program Changes
Policy change regarding nursing theory examinations NURx430 Research in Nursing and NURx448 Community-Focused Nursing.
- These examinations must be successfully completed by December 31, 2014 if you would like them to be applied to your requirements in the Bachelor of Science in nursing program.
- If taken on or after January 1, 2015, these examinations will NOT apply to the Bachelor of Science in nursing program.


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Harry and Ke$ha: The next celeb couple?
This could possibly be the weirdest couple of all time. Ke$ha, the eccentric "Die Young" singer, admitted to Dan Wootton, of Now magazine, that she thinks One Direction hunk Harry Styles is "pretty cute."
And Ke$ha even admitted to Marc Malkin, of E! Online, at the MTV Movie Awards that the two have been texting: "We've texted here and there. No sexting -- not yet. Maybe he can be my cougar bait. ... It could be really fun."
The 26-year-old "C'mon" singer has dated a number of British men -- "it's the accent," she told Dan.
Harry probably wouldn't be opposed, considering he does have a thing for older women -- when he was just 17, he dated 32-year-old TV presenter Caroline Flack.
Well, dating Ke$ha certainly would be different for Harry, who most recently dated the as-straight-as-they-come girly girl Taylor Swift.
The Chippendales claim another
The Las Vegas Chippendales -- aka strippers -- have claimed another low-profile celeb for their risque show. Ian Ziering, of "Beverly Hills 90210" and "Dancing With the Stars," is joining the show as a guest dancer, TMZ reports.
The Chippendales previously recruited "Melissa & Joey" actor Joey Lawrence, Jeff Timmons of 98 degrees, and celebrity wanna-be Jake Pavelka of "The Bachelor."
The 49-year-old "DWTS" semifinalist will be performing in June at the Rio All-Suite Las Vegas Hotel & Casino.
- Elizabeth Larner
Say what?
"I'm gonna go all out this time and there's gonna be like a theme and I wanna have a lot of fun with it and go kind of nuts this time." - Avril Lavigne, to Chelsea Handler about what she's planning for her wedding to Nickelback's Chad Kroeger
What the stars are tweeting
"When the cop asked me to take the sobriety test I said "WHY WASTE OUR TIME...I'M DRUNK MAN" ..... #TrueStory" - @KevinHart4real (actor-comedian Kevin Hart), after getting arrested for drunken driving. He later got serious, tweeting, "This is a wake up call for me, I have to be smarter & last night I wasn't....everything happens for a reason.... "
Happy birthday for April 16
Actress Alina Foley ("The League") is 10.
Actress Liliana Mumy ("Cheaper by the Dozen") is 19.
Actress Lily Loveless ("Skins") is 23.
Actor Noah Fleiss ("Josh and S.A.M.") is 29.
Singer-songwriter Marie Digby is 30.
Actress Nikki Griffin ("The O.C.") is 35.
Actor Lukas Haas is 37.
Actor Peter Billingsley ("A Christmas Story") is 42.
Actor Jon Cryer ("Two and a Half Men") is 48.
Actor-comedian Martin Lawrence ("Big Momma's House") is 48.
Singer David Pirner of Soul Asylum is 49.
Singer Jimmy Osmond is 50.
Bassist Jason Scheff of Chicago is 51.
Actress Ellen Barkin ("The Big Easy," "The New Normal") is 59.
Singer Bobby Vinton is 78.

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Greener Is Cleaner Week 5: Clean More with Less--and Faster!
This week, learn how to streamline your list of cleaning products to have easier, more effective cleaning sessions.
5. All-purpose product: Lemon juice.
What it will clean: Removes stains in countertop or breadboard.
What it will replace: "Lemon juice is nature's bleach and disinfectant," says Cobb. Use it wherever you want a deep cleanser.
6. All-purpose product: Diluted bleach and water.
What it will clean: Good for hard surfaces.
What it will replace: Ultra-strong disinfectant sprays you don't want around Baby. Chlorine bleach is the harshest chemical on this list, and should be handled with great care and kept away from kids and pets. Keep in mind that bleach fumes, or bleach-sprayed counters that aren't wiped down well, can destroy fabrics (even when diluted) or be toxic. Never mix with an ammonia-based product (such as window cleaner) or an acid (such as vinegar).
All-purpose product: Baking soda.
What it will clean: "Baking soda is nature's abrasive," says Cobb. Use it on any surface you want to scrub.
What it will replace: Harsh cleansers.
8. All-purpose product: Tang (Yes, the orange-flavored breakfast drink you drank in 1976.)
What it will clean: The toilet, because it's a citric-acid based product. "Put in a teaspoon of Tang once a week, swish, and flush," says Cobb.
What it will replace: Any chemical-based toilet cleaner. Tang is safe—indeed, edible! Cobb says, "You'll never have to worry about kids or pets getting into the toilet."
More Favorite Basics
Sophie Uliano, author of Housecleaning the Gorgeously Green Girl's Way, also has a list of eight simple ingredients to keep your cleaning streamlined and safe. In addition to vinegar, lemon juice, and baking soda, she recommends hydrogen peroxide (instead of chlorine bleach), liquid castile soap, borax, olive oil for a polish, and essential oils of geranium, lavender, and tea tree.
Uliano offers a recipe for an all-purpose cleaning spray using some of those ingredients. And more green cleaning tips come from Drs. Joyce Schoemaker and Charity Vitale.
Streamline to Save Time
One of the beauties of using multipurpose products is that it spares you a few minutes of cleaning time. Instead of a different product for each cleaning task, the more overlap you can muster the more efficient you'll be. For one thing, when you use multiple types of products you need to be extremely careful about the potential for mixing them. Chlorine and ammonia together, for example, start a volatile chemical reaction that releases some very toxic gases. Read your labels carefully. And remember, urine contains ammonia, so be cautious with diaper pails or litter boxes too.
You'll save time taking out and stowing away (and shopping for) multiple products, and you'll save on storage space.
Everybody's got her own favorite cleaning supplies, of course, minimal or otherwise. Find what works for you and your home, and see how efficient you can be with whatever you choose. It just may leave you more time to enjoy the summer ahead!
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LiveGale force winds bringing chaos to the district
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- Rail services suspended at Forster Square due to overhead line damage.
- Trains running again between Ilkley and Leeds.
- Street and traffic lights are out in Whitehall Road, Birkenshaw.
- Power cuts affecting Baildon and Windhill.
- Flights to and from Leeds Bradford Airport are being cancelled or diverted.
- Police have sealed off an area around a Bradford hotel this evening because a large sign has come loose in high winds.
- The M62 has been closed in both directions to high sided vehicles.
- There are reports of trees down around the district.
- Reports of power lines down.
- Amber warning issued
Train services suspended at Forster Square due to overhead line damage.
Scotland Lane and Dean Lane now fully open.
Trains are running again between Ilkley and Leeds following overhead line problems.
The train line between Leeds and Guiseley has re-opened following overhead line problems.
Gusts of up to 64mph have been recorded by the Met Office at their Bingley weather station
RT @WYP_RPU: Horrendous weather conditions already coming in from the West. No unnecessary journeys tonight please. Get home get safe and s…— @Loobydooby24 12 February 2014
This picture by Rachael Delaney was taken outside the Bradford and Bingley building next to the old baths and entrance to Myrtle Park
Street lights and traffic lights are out on Whitehall Road, Birkenshaw.
The fallen tree at Drub Lane, Cleckheaton, fell onto power lines. Police are at the scene waiting for Yorkshire Electricity Board to isolate the electricity supply.
The power line that came down near the Stansfield Arms hit a car. A fire service spokesman said the person in the car was not injured.
Power cuts are affecting Baildon and the Windhill area of Shipley. Northern Powergrid said engineers are on their way to fix the problem.
Flights to and from Leeds Bradford Airport have been cancelled, with at least one diverted to Heathrow.
Scotland Lane, near Leeds Bradford Airport, is closed from Scotland Way to Whitehouse Lane because of a fallen tree.
The 6.27pm Bradford Forster Square to Leeds train service is cancelled due to overhead line problems.
@RachaelADelaney: @itvcalendar @BBCLookNorth @Bradford_TandA yep this is the photo close up. Not good! http://t.co/gC4cBAsxE4— @RachaelADelaney 12 February 2014
Turneresque weather in Bradford. My bus diverted for fear of bits of buildings coming down with the wind. http://t.co/k404mnSLsd— @brian_liddy 12 February 2014
Strong winds have brought down some power lines near The Stansfield Arms pub in Apperley Bridge.
Also, trains between Leeds and Ilkley have been cancelled until further notice due to strong winds affecting overhead lines.
Let us know if you have been affected by power cuts.
Weather definitely worse here in Bradford in last few hours. Rain & wind gusting hard already! Sounds like going to be worse later! #UKStorm— @SerendipitySays 12 February 2014
Police out by St Georges Hall in Bradford closing off parts of road, wind already causing damage to next door Great Victoria Hotel. #UKStorm— @SerendipitySays 12 February 2014
Bradford wind is crazy omg 😱— @Zayns_geek 12 February 2014
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An overturned lorry on M62 Scammoden water between Junction 22-23 Westbound
The sign outside the Victoria Hotel
Police have sealed off an area around a Bradford hotel this evening because a large sign has come loose in high winds.
Officers believe the sign on the side of the Great Victoria Hotel could fall down at any time and have been warning pedestrians and motorists away from the scene at the corner of Bridge Street and Drake Street.
A police spokesman said some lead flashing on the roof of the hotel had also come loose. He added that the fire brigade had been called to secure the sign.
The M62 has been closed in both directions between junctions 22 (Rishworth Moor) and 24 (Ainley Top) to high-sided vehicles as the predicted high winds begin to have an impact.
Two lanes were closed initially, between junctions 22 and 23 (Huddersfield) after a lorry overturned on the westbound carriageway.
Police said the Highways Agency took the decision to close the motorway to high-sided vehicles between junctions 22 and 24.
Forecasters had earlier warned that high winds are expected to cause disruption across the Bradford district today.
The Met Office has forecast that Yorkshire is due to experience strengthening winds into this evening.
The worst impact is expected to be from around 6pm today.
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An Amber warning has been issued, which means there could be possible disruption including travel delays, road and rail closures, interruption to power and potential risk to life and property.
Conditions are expected to become very windy into tonight with severe gales or storms, wintry showers on hills and bitterly cold temperatures.
In windy conditions, the emergency services typically sees an increase in calls.
This is often due to loose items, such as trampolines and garden furniture, causing problems.
Assistant Chief Fire Officer Dave Walton, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, said: "The public can do their bit to keep everyone safe by ensuring these items are stowed away or properly tied down in high winds.
"We have had incidents in the past where trampolines have been blocking roadways and it can cause traffic havoc.
"In high winds also please take that extra bit of care when driving and consider whether your journey really is essential."
The fire service said amber warnings meant people needed to be prepared to change their plans and take steps to protect themselves, their family and community from the impacts of severe weather.


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The Vatican on Tuesday denounced the theft of secret papal documents as a "brutal" personal attack on Pope Benedict as a powerful group of cardinals hunted more culprits behind the biggest crisis of his pontificate.
With the crisis over leaks of sensitive documents deepening, the third most senior figure in the Vatican fired a bitter salvo in the Vatican's official newspaper L'Osservatore Romano.
Vatican deputy secretary of state, Archbishop Angelo Becciu said in an interview that the publication of stolen documents in a recent book by Italian journalist Gianluigi Nuzzi was a "criminal" act.
It was the first time the paper has reported on the arrest of Benedict's butler nearly a week ago and it reflected the anger in the Holy See over what is seen as a betrayal of Benedict.


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Reader Story: First Generation White Collar
Published on - December 19th, 2010 (by J.D. Roth)
This guest post from L. Marie Joseph, the Money Monk, is part of the "reader stories" feature at Get Rich Slowly. Some stories contain general advice; others are examples of how a GRS reader achieved financial success — or failure. These stories feature folks from all levels of financial maturity and with all sorts of incomes. Marie is the author of the new book, First Generation White Collar.
My story is like most others: Girl graduates from college, Girl goes on interview, Girl gets job, Girl uses her paycheck to indulge herself. If I couldn't afford something, I'd just charge it. Before long, I was carrying student loans, credit-card debt, and a personal loan.
Eventually, I met my husband-to-be, and decided I needed to be a grown-up. We went from "which restaurant are we eating at tonight?" to "we need to improve our credit report so we can qualify for a mortgage".
Maybe it's because he's from the Caribbean, but my husband's appetite for credit isn't like mine. I was astonished when we pulled his credit report: It was one page long! His report had four creditors. Mine was six pages long. I had jumped into credit three months after my 18th birthday — and I didn't start saving until I was 29, and that was only because we were talking about buying a house.
I had a lot of work to do to clean up my credit. My husband did not. In fact, although my husband made less money than I did, his cash flow was far greater. Why? Because he had no debt. I made more money, but I also paid out a ton in interest. This experience made me realize that it's not how much you make that matters, but how much you keep. I felt embarrassed because although I was making $50,000 a year, I had no savings. My husband made less, had savings, and was helping me to pay off my debts.
I knew I needed to change.
I started reading books about personal finance, and started reading personal finance blogs. About a year later, I started my own blog. Personal finance became my passion.
- I started saving 10% of my income after reading The Automatic Millionaire by David Bach.
- I also started setting aside 10% of my income to my 401(k). I had mediocre results. No bad, but not the best.
- I started watching Suze Orman and realized that more people my age had more money in their 401(k) than I did. Hmph! I needed to bump up my percentages.
I started saving 15% toward my 401(k). I felt better. I felt like a real adult. I also started seeing above-average results. The money was compounding and growing faster. My ego was also growing.
Today, my husband and I save 30% of our income
- We allocate 15% to retirement savings.
- We put 5% into an emergency fund.
- We set aside another 10% for giving or future purchases (depending on our goals at the moment).
It took time to get to this level of saving. In fact, it took us about four years to be able to save 30% of our income. And it took sacrifices. But I have no regrets. If one of us were laid off, we'd be okay. We have a nice savings account. We can survive.
I now believe that savings is the most crucial part of personal finance. It can be a life jacket when we're drowning in financial crises or economic recessions. Savings gives us freedom. For example, I'm able to take my daughter to see her grandmother in New Orleans, or to send for my mother whenever she needs to get away. Without savings, I couldn't do these things. Savings buys you options.
Whenever I find myself shopping or starting to splurge, I repeat this African proverb to myself: "Save your money, and one day it will save you."
I'm glad I made the decision to save. I'm the first in my family to do so, and I didn't have people around to show me how to do it. That's why I wrote my book, First Generation White Collar: for people who are the first in their family to graduate from college, for people who need a new direction in managing their new-found income. Maybe they too can find the freedom that comes from saving.
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Great job Moneymonk! I know we're told not to compare ourselves with others, but sometimes, as in your case, those comparisons can be highly motivating to get us to pick up our pace a bit.
Thanks for the post L. Marie! I would love to get a copy of your book, since my experience is very similar.
My wife and I recently graduated from college and realized that we need to become adults as well. It's time to pay off our debts and live without worry. We're still in the process, but we plan on paying off all our debts by April 2011. I can taste it!
Great job. My wife and I are just starting to turn the corner on dealing with debt, but are going to get a lot more aggressive in 2011- we are determined to buy a house when our lease expires in July 2012.
Great post!
My parents rarely saved money. Luckily, as I became an adult I learned to become a saver. My sister… not so lucky.
It's always so tough to go one way when your family or friends are going another way.
I liked the African proverb "Save your money, and one day it will save you." I've never heard that before.
Congratulations on doing such a great job! I appreciate the subject as that is the same position I found myself in. First to go to college and white collar. I took a little longer to come to the realization that I was working too hard and making too much money to be broke! I was 40. Now 11 years later, after doing much reading and hard work on the subject, I am debt free (including the house) and have a nice savings cushion and well on my way to a decent retirement. Most valuable is the peace of mind in the tough business environment to know if my job is eliminated, I can survive quite well and will have options available.
It's a unique situation to learn these lessons when there are no role models in your family. It also allows you to help others in your family with their emergencies. I have been able to stand as the emergency fund for my elderly parents.
I have been a big Suze Orman fan and now I also really appreciate Dave Ramsey. I just wish I had know about Dave Ramsey earlier when I was following most of his plan before I knew about him. It would have been a lot of encouragement.
Does your book have more information on the challenges of being First Generation White collar? Or is it focused on basic financial literacy?
I was able to pull some useful mantras from the bold print. Thanks for sharing
Great job turning it around and started saving. It's great to save 15%, but even better if you max out 401k. You still have something to work toward. (I'm assuming you are not maxing out because when people max out they don't say 15%.)
Can anyone tell me some of the numbers from Suze Orman about how much is in the average person's retirement account at various ages? I've been saving a good percentage of my income, but my income has been pretty low (I got a PhD right after college and have been saving from my graduate student stipend). I'd like to know if my savings are on track.
The Preface of my book talks about the challenges First Generation White Collars face. The book is mainly about Debt, Savings, Investing and Couples & Money.
"Saving is the most important part of personal finance."
Do the closing parenthesis go before the period or after?
Anyway, I have read tons of stuff on personal finance and I don't know if I've ever read the above statement. I mean it. Sometimes just a few simple words put together puts a big smile on my face. Thanks. I love those "aha" moments.
Well done Money Monk. You've at least learned from your mistakes along the way and are well on the road to financial independence. Speaking from experience as well, I know how difficult it is to start saving, but once one starts, it tends to snowball.
Keep it up
This was a great post! I love the African proverb; I can add that one to the list of others I love. I (and my fiance) can relate to your story. Now that we both have good jobs, we have an aggressive savings and debt pay-down plan, while still saving for a nice but modest wedding. Best wishes to you, and everyone else paying off debt and saving for the future!
The title is about being a white-collar child from a blue-collar family, which would be interesting and something new. Unfortunately the article is about "debt bad, savings good", which is fine and all, but I've heard it a million times by now, and it has pretty much zero relation to its title.
"It's great to save 15%, but even better if you max out 401k."
Only if you make less than $110,000/year.
J.D. – what is the difference between a "guest post" and a "reader story"? I always sort of figured that in general a "guest post" was written by another professional or serious amateur writer, whereas a "reader story" was written by someone who isn't primarily a blogger/author by trade.
Great life story…..Mine is story that matches your husband, with me and my wife having a credit history that had 0 pages in it.
Today, we do not even care if we have a 500 credit rating or 800, since we do not need it (except for lowing our insurance rates).
We use 10-15 credit cards that we rotate (except for 1-2) to get net-benefits, have 4-5 bank accounts for rotating CDs/MMkts, and have enough to retire. But, we did it all with sacrifices, and a frugal life-style.
We do not live frugally, but use things to end of life and are teaching our kids that 'end of life' of product as designed by the engineer is far beyond what todays' generation anticipates and uses.
Your book seems to be extremely interesting, and we teach what you have written (above) to our close friends who have kids.
Too many in the US are in the borrow generation, and will take years to come out of it, assuming they try. We now buy buildings with our savings and rent it to people who are getting moved out of their homes due to the upside-down mortgage situation. We give them a break, but more importantly 'personally' teach them a lesson on savings (as our tenants).
GRS, please keep these kinds of 'learning messages' coming since it is with such education that you are going to change one family at a time, and US is going to get back the Semi-Super-Power status, instead of handing it to India or China in 10-30 years (at the rate we are going).
ps: We are the Super-Power, but losing our status, so lets educate anyone and everyone around us, and as we did like the Joneses, we can do it again, towards a frugal society like Eastern Europe and Asia.
Hi Moneymonk. Our stories are so similar. I started developing a passion for personal finance this year after trying to get out of debt. I would also like to suggest NetworthIq.com. It helps you keep track of your net worth and you can watch it grow over time. You can also compare your networth anonymously.
I think a lot of people coming out of college fall into the same trip you did. You figure you worked hard for four years, you finally have some money coming in, and now you deserve that new wardrobe, car, etc! People figure they have a steady income, so it should be no problem to pay it all off, but it doesn't always work that way (as you know), especially if you have student loan debt.
So glad things turned around for you- great story!
This article is so important on many levels. First you did a great job sharing your money troubles. But more than that, you provided real solutions for future financial success. Saving is the cornerstone of financial success. And next, investing those savings for growth will keep you moving forward.
Thanks for sharing, you will certainly be an inspiration to others.
I'm a "first to graduate college" myself, and learning how to save was something I had to figure out on my own as well. What's different for me is that my (8th grade educated) mother would preach savings and my (high school and some college) dad would argue that they didn't have money to save.
(Decades later I learned that my mother had saved money on the sly, stashing cash in her underwear drawer.)
Sounds like my story except the folks were savers and I felt like I had to have everything NOW. Thankfully, I finally woke up in my late 20′s and now at 31 I have no debt and the savings account is growing nicely. The greatest advice I could give those just coming out of college is that you don't have to have everything now. Our parents worked hard for 20 or 30 years to get where they are so why should we expect to already be at that point?
I agree with Tyler, the title of this post is a completely different story than what the post actually is. A post about being the first in your family to go to college and get a white collar job is very interesting. There's a lot of hurdles there that I expected to see addressed here.
Paying off your mortgage, retirement planning, aggressive saving. Those are all things a first-generation college graduate and white collar employee would probably struggle with, because their parents hadn't had the same choices and didn't teach the child about it.
Another is the (misplaced) guilt that comes with being a highly successful child in a blue collar family. Is it your responsibility to bail out your family when they're in financial trouble? Or to help them meet the same standard of living that you can? What if they're not just unlucky, but irresponsible?
These are all interesting topics, which the title told me would be in this post. The actual post has nothing to do with whether the author is first generation white collar. (And, without having read it but only from Moneymonk's comment, it seems like a book doesn't have anything to do with this title either.)
This was a delightful read, but I'm afraid I agree with the sentiments expressed by Tyler (Poster #14) and Samantha (Poster #21). The title was very intriguing and yet the body of the post while cleverly worded presented redundant information. I would to have loved to see a post that delved into how to address family members / friends who feel entitled to expect lavish gifts, routine bail outs, and for the "successful white collar" relative/friend to should a disproportionate portion of the burden of expenses like funeral expenses, birthday parties, etc. Maybe Money Monk can revisit this topic if she's so inclined.
I really enjoyed your simple and insightful story. I too am a first generation college graduate but I wouldn't necessary say I was white collar, as I am a peace corps volunteer. I agree with you when you say that
'It's not how much you make that matters, but how much you keep."
I have worked as a volunteer for the past 4 years (americorps & peace corps) and despite earning what others would consider a minimal living stipend, I find myself with a larger net worth then many other twenty-something year olds.
I live a very rich and abundant life though I think that is because I have learned to entertain myself with reading, writing, walking/running and holding deep conversations with fellow human beings, which are all free and ever so full-filling.
Much appreciation,
I have a hard time with the implication that blue-collar folks don't know how to handle money (or know how to raise their kids to be good with money). In my experience, it is usually the white-collar folks, and their offspring, who have the hardest time.
I was on networthiq a few years back and later stopped updating b/c of other obligations with work and my business.
Comments #14, #21 and #22
This is a guest post of how I turned around my financial situation
GRS just gave a short bio of my background. I'm an author and blogger. This guest post is more personal than the book.
I'm an ordinary person that decided to stop living paycheck to paycheck. The book is self published. I just wanted to educate others on the steps that I took to get ahead with money. I'm no Suze Orman who is a Certified Financial Planner and have over 20 working in the financial industry.
I just wanted to share my story from one reader to another
Save yor money,an one day it will save you,I will never forget that,thx,Great post.
I enjoyed your story and sent on the "Save your money and one day it will save you."
Marie, I understand what #14 and #21 are saying. However, I think there is a huge market for your book in the Black community. Since I live in Atlanta, I know many, many blacks who are the first generation to go to college or are waiting for a first generation to college.
Much like the disconnect between the post title and the post contents, this reply has absolutely nothing to do with my comment.
Good story. Esp when everyone is out spending like crazy. People are so rude. Leaving things all over store shelves upside down and backwards, etc.
I wish more people posted their pure thanks for this article. Why does everyone have to be critical or leave no comment?!
I guess it's the same type of thing where someone eating out hates their waiter and says nothing to them but trashes them to their friends. LOL
@Amanda (#31): Bad things happen to your food when you tell the waiter you're less than impressed with the service.
I'm going to read your book! I already have an iPad so please understand my intentions are to not question your iPad giving but I was under the impression that sweepstakes that require "purchase necessary" are illegal?
I got tired of looking through the FTC rule books but I found this article: http://mikeschinkel.com/blog/nopurchaserequireditsthelaw/
Please understand I think it is a good promotion and I will end up with the book because I have become obsessed with finance books and I enjoy reading your blog as well! However, I did wonder if anyone had clarification on the sweepstakes laws. I am sure that you have a lawyer working with you or your publisher does so I am sorry for hijacking this comment!
Yes, my lawyer is working with me. Thanks for the heads up and also thanks for purchasing the book
I thought this post was great. It's so good to read stories of people in similar situations. One half of my family is very blue collar, and saves no money. The other half is very white collar, and has wealth from saving money. I grew up watching both sides of the family spend money like it was nothing, never realizing that one half was also saving a significant portion of their incomes.
I got out of college and started spending like a maniac. Fortunately, I woke up at the age of 27, when I returned to grad school and realized that credit card debt is an endless cycle, and I was paying for clothes that had long since gone to Goodwill.
I would be interested to read how you handle your financial differences with your family. I often find myself in the position of being expected to pay for things for other family members, or travelling to see them because they can't afford to travel to me. I'm just now learning to put my foot down and say "sorry, it's not in the budget." My fiancee and I have a financial plan and goal, and it can be tough to say no to family.
Maybe another guest post on how readers handle this?
I enjoyed reading your story – I hope you feel a lot of satisfaction in getting your financial house in order.
The proverb about saving money so that it will save you could be the headline for my life. I lost my job at the beginning of the great recession, but having a healthy savings account meant that we did not panic, and it also gave me the flexibility to be choosy as I searched for a new job.
Tiffany– I think you should write one!
I come from a long line of white collar middle class, but I married into a blue collar family (but DH has an Ivy league PhD). It has been very eye-opening the very different things that both sides of the family take for granted, and it would help my understanding to see more posts from the perspective of these challenges.
In fact, one of our recent blog posts, as a white-collar well-off relation, is wondering about how much help we should be giving. Should we be helping the next generation with college? I think we're going to be doing it, but the comments we've gotten so far have been pretty squarely against, suggesting that blue collar kids don't have the same right to figure out what to do with their lives while in college (though some argue that middle class kids shouldn't either… but we think the primary purpose of college is not job training– another cultural difference). They shouldn't get an education until they know, otherwise they're just wasting our money. I don't like how that feels. What do you think? http://nicoleandmaggie.wordpress.com/2010/12/08/are-we-doing-the-right-thing/
I love that proverb
"Save your money, and one day it will save you." I'm going to remember that. great advice in your article its' nice to hear your story and to hear about your success Great job! I hope to one day get to where you are at the moment I'm more at the point you started at, but I'm working on it!
The comments have turned into quite a debate about blue-collar vs white-collar money morals. I agree somewhat with The Other Brian's (#25) assertion that the color of your (or your father's) collar doesn't neccessarily predict money habits. There are well-paying blue-collar jobs and not so well-paying blue-collar jobs.
My friend's father is a prison guard who makes 70k per year, owns the house out-right, and paid for his son's education at a $30,000/year college.
In my family, my father is a truck driver that makes $35-40k, and has never seen a bank balance with a comma. While my parents have no debt, they also have no money.
I never thought about being a first generation college graduate but am interested in learning more about your take on it. Good story!
Absolutely great story, and a good example of a good supportive relationship where both people work towards a common goal and get their financial heads screwed on straight!
This is a good post, but I read the first couple of pages of the book on Amazon, and I think you need an editor. I've read some poorly written books that were extremely helpful but it's still a big turn-off as a first impression.


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There is established in the Treasury of the United States a revolving fund within the contingent fund of the Senate to be known as the Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence Revolving Fund (hereafter referred to in this section as the "fund"). The fund shall consist of all rental payments and other moneys collected or received by the Sergeant at Arms with regard to the Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence. All moneys in the fund shall be available without fiscal year limitation for disbursement by the Secretary of the Senate in connection with operation and maintenance of the Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence not normally performed by the Architect of the Capitol. In addition, such moneys may be used by the Sergeant at Arms to purchase food and food related items and fund activities for the pages.
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RestaurantsYou're never far from your next great Salt Lake mealBecause a surprisingly diverse assortment of cafés and restaurants are waiting for you. From great American classics to dining options from every corner of the world, you will find exactly what your tastebuds are craving for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.Restaurants SearchPosted on June 18, 2014WHAT IS GREENBIKE? GREENbike, also known as SLC Bike Share, is a growing network of shareable bikes stationed throughout downtown Salt Lake. GREENbike is a nonprofit organization supported by Salt Lake County and the Downtown Alliance. It tracks and maintains the bikes, and it aims to expand its network, decrease congestion, and improve air quality. Aside from these lofty communal benefits, bike riding provides citizens and visitors an intimate connection with the city that car travel …morePosted on June 12, 2014by Toni IsomDo you know an enchanted corner of Salt Lake City? An uncaptured angle? 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From the big nomination announcement until March 2 …morePosted on February 10, 2014by Gastronomic SLCEvery single known restaurant in the milky way will be competing for your dining dollar come February 14th. With valentines day still two weeks there's still just enough time to book a table, but the choice can be overwhelming. Who exactly is offering that je ne sais quoi to impress your special someone. Here are six local restaurants looking to make this valentines one to remember. BambaraFor the special day executive chef Nathan Powers will feature special entrée offerings while pastry …morePosted on January 14, 2014by Gastronomic SLCObsidian/Tricycle Wine Company DinnerThis winter, Alta's Shallow Shaft restaurant is hosting a series of wine focused dinners. Now in its 46th season, the restaurant overlooks the base of Alta Ski Resort and with a 23 page wine menu on hand - was winner of Salt Lake Magazine's "Best Wine List" and City Weekly's pick for "Best High Altitude Dining" in 2011.The next dinner focuses on the Obsidian/Tricycle Wine Company and is held on January 15th.The Shallow Shaft10199 E Hwy 210, …morePosted on December 16, 2013by Gastronomic SLCCaputo's Market And Deli One of the first stops on my Christmas shopping list every year is Caputo's. While I can't eat pate and salami day in day out - I more than make up for it during the holidays with a splurge-o-rama at Caputo's. 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EventsThere is so much happening in Salt LakeTheatre, dance, music, visual arts, museums, sports and more, Salt Lake is a busy place.Events Search
Oct 2Thirst Fursday Historic Pub Crawl
On the Thirst Fursday Historic Pub Crawl, Utah Heritage Foundation tells the history of beer in Utah and takes you into three of Utah's most well-known watering holes, with a Thrist Fursday Pub Crawl pint glass included with your registration!Oct 4Coraline
In this stop-motion animation Oscar nominee, curious young Coraline unlocks a door in her family's home and is transported to a universe that strangely resembles her own—only better. But when her "Other Mother" doesn't want Coraline to return to reality, our heroine must summon an amazing amount of courage to go home and save her family.Aug 23 - Oct 4Boot Scootin' Boogie - Utah's 1st and Only Country Bum
"Daisy Dukes and Cowboy Boots". The Boot Scootin' Boogie Run is a western themed, cowboy kickin' themed obstacles mud run. So Cowboy Up!! Live Entertainment
Ya'll think playing in the mud is fun? Just imagine playing in mud while romping like a cowboy or cowgirl. The Boot Scootin' Boogie is a western themed, cowboy kickin' themed obstacles mud run.
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This wonderfully crafted film tells the story of Chris Strachwitz, an American music detective and force behind legendary Arhoolie Records. Strachwitz takes us on a hip-shaking stomp from Texas to New Orleans and Cajun country to Appalachia, as he continues his passionate quest for the musical soul of America.Oct 8Pretty Faces: The Story of a Skier Girl
SheJumps.org presents the Salt Lake City premiere of Pretty Faces!
Pretty Faces is the story of a skier girl. A film that celebrates women who thrive in the snow and are committed to taking the path less traveled to accomplish their dreams. The concept for the film was originated by professional big mountain skier and SheJumps co-founder, Lynsey Dyer with the objective of giving women and girls, young and old, a voice and source of inspiration through a unique look at what is possible when boundaries are broken, dreams captured and friendships cultivated. In Lynsey's words "I wanted to give young girls something positive to look up to...I wanted to give them their Blizzard of Ahhh's, Ski Movie, or High Life, but done in a way that also shows the elegance, grace, community and style that is unique to women in the mountains."
Athletes scheduled to appear include Lynsey Dyer and Rachael Burks (more to be announced soon!). Connect on Facebook to share and invite your friends.
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"...elastic phrasing and hallucinatory poetry." — Fanfare
Russian-trained pianist and composer, Faina Lushtak, will inaugurate the 2014-15 Paul Pollei Commemorative Concert Series.
Sonata in G major, K. 283: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Scenes from Childhood Op.15: Robert Schumann
Waldesrauschen & Hungarian Rhapsody No. 11: Franz Liszt
Sonata No. 3, Op. 28a: Sergei Prokofieff
The Seasons: Peter Tchaikovsky
Sonatina, 5 Preludes, & Old and New: Faina Lushtak
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S&S presents The New Pornographers with The Pains of Being Pure At Heart live at the Depot.Oct 11Matisyahu
Matisyahu retruns to SLC in support of his latest album, "Akeda". Go check him out live at The Depot!Oct 11Real Salt Lake vs San Jose
Professional Soccer: The battle between Real Salt Lake and San Jose is held at Rio Tinto Stadium.Aug 16 - Oct 12Oktoberfest
Snowbird's Oktoberfest began in 1973, when two men costumed in leather lederhosen, inspired by the towering mountains that reminded them of their homeland, came to Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort to play their accordions and sing in their native German tongue. Now – attracting over 60,000 visitors annually – Oktoberfest has grown to become one of the largest festivals in Utah. Oktoberfest includes Oktoberfest Halle featuring the tastes of Bavaria with entertainment from local and national German bands and yodelers.Oct 14Skrillex
Come and watch Skrillex LIVE with GTA, Alesia and more at Saltair. Be there!
Sonny John Moore, better known by his stage name Skrillex, is an electronic dance music producer, DJ and singer-songwriter.Oct 18 - Oct 19Indian Art Market
Celebrate native arts and culture at the Natural History Museum of Utah. The Indian Art Market is a juried show featuring the work of regional native artists. Over 20 selected artists will display and sell their original work ranging from jewelry, beadwork, sculpture, painting and more. Meet the artists, learn about contemporary Indian arts and tribal culture and take home something new and unique to add to your collection.
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Sandy • After Tuesday's Class 5A semifinal win, Souli Phongsavath expressly told Mitch Parkinson to quit doing what, in the 44th minute Thursday, he did anyway.
"He told me not to play FIFA anymore," the Davis junior said.
Storylines Darts edge out Bengals» Davis wins its second Class 5A championship in three seasons.
» After winning back-to-back championships in 2008 and 2009, Brighton has lost in consecutive championship games.
» Davis senior Mitch Parkinson scored in three of the Darts' four postseason games, including the deciding goal Thursday.
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Because, surely, it was the video game that encouraged him to keep attempting a chip shot over the goalkeeper that gave Phongsavath, the Davis coach, fits.
After that shot dropped over Brighton goalkeeper Kolton Savage to give Davis the 1-0 win and the Darts the second Class 5A state championship in three years, however, Phongsavath was left with sheepish gratitude.
"Obviously, he didn't listen to me," Phongsavath said, "but I'm really glad that he didn't because he had that ball and he played that little chip, which was just a beautiful goal."
Parkinson's third goal in four postseason games was all the Darts needed — that and an impressive effort from goalkeeper Mitch Jensen — to beat top-ranked Brighton, which had been shut out and lost only once.
Senior midfielder John Taylor ripped his jersey off and, usually the most stoic of the Darts, he heaved long sobs. He hadn't cried since junior high school, he said, although he couldn't remember why he would have even then.
"I just know I don't cry," he said.
Thursday probably would have been the day that he did, win or lose, after he played a crucial rule in Davis's 2010 championship run. This year as a senior, he said, was more special.
"We had to beat the hardest teams," Taylor said, "we had to fight through every game, through adversity, PKs, goals called back. We never quit."
Slotted the No. 2 seed from Region 1, Davis had perhaps the toughest path to the championship. It first beat defending 5A champion Alta at home, then knocked off Region 4 champion Lone Peak after Jensen blocked two penalty kicks in stoppage time, got past Copper Hills in the semifinals and, Thursday, got its chance against the Bengals.
"I think when you think of the top programs in the state Davis High has to be up there," Phongsavath said.
It was a stunning end to the season for Brighton, which was the state favorite throughout the season. Senior midfielder Skyler Milne scored six goals through the first three playoff games, but was stymied by Taylor in the box Thursday. Brighton hammered shots on Jensen, whom Phongsavath called the team's postseason MVP, and earned numerous corner kicks in the final minutes.
"That was way too many corner kicks," said Parkinson. "It was crazy on the bench. Mitch came up so big today."
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The term "Edgy" refers to anything that is pushing the envelope or on the cutting edge. Edgy fashion would be considered new, unique, and (possibly) trendsetting.
An Empire waist is the waistline sewn just below the bust. This style is common in women's for tops and dresses, because of it's flattering fit.
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Hiding from Godby Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith
Who is the master of your universe? A Rosh Hashanah meditation.
Who is the master of your universe? A Rosh Hashanah meditation.
Don't wait till you're really lost.
On Rosh Hashanah, the Day of Judgment, we don't spend the day pleading for our lives to be spared. Why not?
Making space for God this Rosh Hashanah.
It is when we are broken that we recognize God as our true home.
The gates are open, but the time is short. How do we merit the privilege of the king's presence?
God never gives up on us.
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At the last minute, Ty Cobb pulls out of fight claiming a shoulder injury.
According to promoter Zeferino Ramirez "I believe that as the fight approached, Cobb was feeling the heat, and not wanting to have another loss on his record, he pulled out. I cannot express my frustration and disappointment by him doing this, with only 1 week before fight night."
Cobb was set to meet El Paso's own David "El Nino" Rodriguez on February 11, 2011 at University of Texas El Paso's Don Haskins Center at 6p.m. The fight will go on as Ramirez found coveted fighter Matt Hicks of Las Vegas, Nevada to step-up.
Hick's comes with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses. Promoter Ramirez says "I feel that Hick's will be a good match against David. Hicks have notable fights against the likes of Lou Savarese and BJ Flores. Hick's comes with all he has and leaves it all in the ring. Hick's will be ready, but so will David."
Tickets are currently at the University of Texas El Paso's or online at TicketMaster


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Yosuke UenoJuxtapoz // Monday, 13 Mar 2006
photos by Mildred
Yosuke Ueno comes from Japan but might be from another planet. His themes are very cosmic and he's known as SpaceEgg77. His palette of colors is otherworldly and his themes range from Anne Frank looking down on earth from the heavens to cosmic ducks and magic mushrooms. Bizarre, surreal and thought provoking, conjuring images from another galaxy are words that come to mind.
For more information about this exhibit, visit Copro Nason's website www.copronason.com or Yosuke's website www.spaceegg77.com
This show is on display through April 8th, 2006.