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Sal Khan Maps Out Blended Learning
In his signature visual style, Sal Khan sketches a plan for how digital learning tools can make room for teachers and students to embrace more real-life creative learning experiences. Learn more about the Discovery Lab summer camp, or watch an interview with founder Sal Khan where he explains how online learning tools can help classrooms become hubs for hands-on experiences.
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Sal Khan: So when most people think about what education is, there's actually a wide spectrum of stuff. So if you imagine over here, this is kind of the most- the most rote form of education. This is, you know, your multiplication facts or dates in history or vocabulary. And then as you go in this direction you get kind of the more open-ended and creative things. So this is creativity and open-endedness. And what's happening right now is there's definitely creativity and open-endedness happening in classrooms, but I think almost every educator I talk to says that they wish they had more time for doing that type of stuff. So right now our traditional education system is focused kind of on this part of the spectrum. So this is where it's focused now.
Sal: Now what's been interesting about Khan Academy is we've been able to -- with a combination of -- obviously, we've got videos, we've got software, which are our exercises and our dashboards. We're gonna have our community of students who are able to help each other. We think this virtual component can start to address -- can start to address a lot of this. And it goes into things that are quite conceptual and quite open-ended and project-based. We have computer science and other things. We have simulations. A lot of the videos go into the conceptual understanding of things, but the value of what Khan Academy we think can be over time, is not to replace this, by no means to replace this. I have kids myself and I do not want them to just learn from a virtual school or spend all their time in the classroom. We think the opportunity is that the physical classroom then moves over here. It becomes even more open-ended and more creative.
Sal: And so our view of the summer camp is to really experiment with what we can do over here. So this is what we're doing right over here in our discovery lab. And that's why you're gonna see at this "camp" I guess we can call it -- you're gonna see a lot more kinds of simulations. And when I talk about -- we're talking about real world games: kids trading, kids talking to each other. We're gonna see a lot of projects: students building robots, students tearing down electronic devices and figuring out what all of the things do. You're gonna see a lot more real world- real world mathematics, so a lot of probability and statistics, and also kind of tactile mathematics. We will see three-dimensional geometry. These kids are going to build three-dimensional Sierpinskis, tetrahedrons and whatever else. And so, really, this is all about "what could the future of physical classrooms look like". And this is a really important point, because whenever people think about virtual education, they always think of it as an "either/or": oh, virtual education versus physical. But we think virtual education is going to make physical education 1) more valuable and, in actuality, it makes it even more valuable. So, ironically, the kind of -- the schools of the future, "the physical" in our minds, are going to become even more important. And so what we're hoping to do is we're gonna experiment with all these things, see what works, what doesn't work and then see if we can scale it up to the rest of the world. We can share what has worked, and so any teacher, any student, any parent anywhere can do some of these simulations, projects and real-world games.
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For a vanilla option, I know that the probability of the option expiring in the money is simply the delta of the option... but how would I calculate the probability, without doing monte carlo, of the underlying touching the strike at some time at or before maturity?
There is a simple solution if there is no drift, as the probability $p(x,t)$ obeys a simple diffusion equation: $\mathrm{d}(p)/\mathrm{d}t = \frac{1}{2} \sigma^2 \frac{\mathrm{d}(\mathrm{d}(p))}{\mathrm{d}x^2}$, here $x$ is the price difference $\text{price}(t) - \text{price}(t=0)$. Of course there is a simple solution to the diffusion equation (using scaling as a method to solve the PDE):
Allow me to disagree with Jaydles' proposal ; his methodology is valid only if the events of touching the barrier on each were independent.
If you are working within the standard Black-Scholes framework, you're looking for the probability of a drifted Brownian motion hitting a fixed level before a fixed time ; this probability is derived in most stochastic calculus texts, see for example Karatzas-Shreve or Chesney-Jeanblanc-Yor.
Another way of seeing it : you're trying to price a knock-in digital option with 0 interest rate, or knock-in zero bond. You can find formulae for these in Peter Carr's work on barrier options.
This surely isn't the most efficient way, but if you want something quick and dirty:
You could run a vanilla model that calcs delta for each expiration date between now and expiration, and grab the delta for each. That would give you the likelihood that it's in the money at the close on any day.
From that, you can pretty easily calculate the odds that it's not in the money each day (just subtract the delta from one), multiply them all together, and subract the product from one to determine the likelihood that it closes above the strike between now and expiration.
This does require running the formula to calc delta many times, and it ignores the risk of an intra-day touch, but it doesn't require writing something to calc the exotic you're describing.
First of all, the delta is not the probability of the option in the black scholes model, it is instead the closely related N(d2) (binary probability)
Secondly, the black scholes model gives risk neutral probabilities - for a binary event this is ok, but it gives no correct measure of, say, how far you would be through
Thirdly, the options you are interested in are traded in the market - they are called binary no touch or one touch options ... there are several mechanisms to price, depending on your model for volatility ... black scholes pricers for them are available online, eg here http://www.volopta.com/Matlab.html
I believe you can modify my https://github.com/barrycarter/bcapps/blob/master/box-option-value.m to do this.
You're effectively looking for the distribution of the maximum (or minimum) of the price for a given period of time.
An asymptotic answer is
$$ p(t > \tau) \sim \mathrm{e}^{(-t/\tau)} \qquad \text{where $\tau = x^2/(\frac{\sigma^2}{2} \pi^2)$}; $$
However, as in much of statistics, asymptotic answers = "In the long-run" are not usually helpful to traders, or even investors. Example: say initial price $x_0=\$20$, and you wish the probability of reaching say, $x= \$25$ before $x = \$15$ with an annual $\sigma$ of say $0.2$. Convert $X$ to fractions, $X=(\$25-\$15)/\$15$, and calculate $\tau = 1.126$ years. That is without some drift and for reasonable values of the volatility, you are going to have to wait a long time.


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The Bulldogs (10-1) will travel to Tuscumbia Friday to meet Deshler (8-3), the team that eliminated them in the second round last year.
Piedmont led just 10-0 at halftime but the Bulldogs went to work quickly in the third quarter.
Piedmont coach Steve Smith said his team went back to "doing what we do best" after the break.
"The kids responded really well there in the third quarter," Smith said. "We came out and hit a couple of big plays, a couple of touchdown passes to C.J. (Savage). Cody (Daughtry) had a great catch for a touchdown.
"Denard (Spears) broke a long run. That was more what we were used to doing."
After faking a speed sweep, quarterback Tyler Lusk delivered a perfectly thrown ball to Savage at wide receiver, hitting him in stride for a 72-yard score on the second play from scrimmage after intermission.
Lusk said when he looked downfield to see if Savage had beaten the cornerback, "He was gone, past him. I had to get it up to him because he's fast."
"He was playing man the whole game and I knew if I could beat him inside and get back to the outside it was going to be a touchdown," Savage said.
Easton Kirk, who was 5-for-5 on extra points in addition to a 32-yard field goal that started the scoring, made it 17-0 with 11:07 to go in the third.
Four minutes later, Lusk and Savage combined for a 14-yard touchdown pass. A 27-yard run by Darnell Jackson and a 14-yard completion from Ty Sparks to Neonta Alexander aided the 75-yard drive.
After Winfield punted again, the Bulldogs went 44 yards in five plays. From 15 yards away, Daughtry made a leaping grab of Sparks' pass at the pylon with 2:35 still to play in the third.
"We were having to stunt and take chances to have an opportunity (to win). When you're stunting and you're not getting where you're supposed to get, that's what happens," said Winfield coach David McKinney. "You've got to give those guys credit. They found the seams and got in them."
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The Bulldogs punted twice then had to settle for Kirk's field goal on the first play of the second quarter after a 30-yard punt return by Savage put the ball at the Winfield 20.
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As a current senior in high school, I can say that the three years that I spent at Piedmont were priceless. Middle school is a time of change and self discovery. It is where you transition from a child into a young adult. I can say with full confidence that I would not be who I am today without this school. It is where in a seventh grade English class I discovered my passion for marketing, which I will be pursuing at college in the fall. It is where I not only made friends, but found a new family. It is where I was able to express myself as a lead in the musical production of Bye Bye Birdie. It is where I became the person that I am today. Four years removed and about to start an entirely new chapter of my life, its influence is all around me. I still get together with my best friends from Piedmont despite the fact that we go to four different high schools. I still sit in my IB Diploma Program World Literature class and think "that's a Milligan word". It is a part of me that I would never trade or change in any way. The experience of attending Piedmont Open Middle School is one that I feel unbelievably fortunate to have had.
Be careful for one of the 7th grade math teacher there. She is uneffective and the majority of her students are failing her class. My child tells me storys on how the children in the chidren do not understand and she says "what is there to understand" when they asks questions. I've been to the principle and her boss with no resolution.
As a Piedmont IB Middle School graduate, I can say that these three years I spent in there have been the best years I've had. Now, a Myers Park ninth grader I look back on how my middle school won all those awards, and accomplished each goal they put out. Piedmont excels in academics as well in sports. They have a great football program a great basketball program, and a great soccer program. But must of all, they have a great set of teachers and a great staff and faculty. Piedmont teachers care. They will get you on the right path to success.
Piedmont truly is the most amazing school ever. I am an 8th grader currently and I'm in love with it. There is literally nothing wrong with Piedmont. The teachers are phenomena, lt takes learning to a whole new level. I am not the only one who thinks. We have one a ton of blue ribbon national awards recognizing Piedmont as a school of the NATION. If your child wants to get in my word of advice is that you can't slide by at Piedmont. We only take the best and we make the best. Piedmont is the best thing that has ever happened to me. They made this the best time of my life, I will never forget Piedmont
This is a very rigorous school, which is what you want. I have had 4 kids attend this middle school and all of them came out of this school very well prepared for any high school in the state. Some parents who do not want there kids to have a very rigorous middle school program or who's child is not ready for this level of rigor sometimes have a hard time when their child is being challenged and their academic abilities are being stretched. I say stick with it, that's what school is all about , challenging a child and encouraging academic growth.
Piedmont IB Middle is an amazing school. The IB program challenges students to think outside the box and to explore more. Academics is a big focus at Piedmont. The teachers are amazing and do their best to teach students in the most fun way. Piedmont exposes you to new things, good and bad. Piedmont also has an amazing Science Olympiad. Overall, I would recommend Piedmont to any middle schooler because it is the middle school to be at.
I am a former student of Piedmont after changing school it is probably the best PUBLIC School you could got to especially for 7th grade however the learning is severely messed up by the population of students who cause trouble and misbehave.
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I absolutely love the IB curriculum and rigor that Piedmont IB Middle School provides for the students. I did not realize how beneficial this type of learning was until my oldest left Piedmont and went to a high school that was not IB. It was then that I saw how much of an advantage he had over his peers. So far, three of our four children have attended Piedmont with hopes that the fourth will make it in too. This school has the best faculty and staff that any parent or student could ever ask for. I hope they win the $20,000, it would help to ensure that this school continues to produce excellent students.
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I'm a seventh grader at this school and I love it. When I first came here in the 6th grade,I barely knew anybody but the people are friendly here and the teachers are really fun.
I am a 1st time parent at Piedmont and I do love the school. We have had an unfortunate incident and it caused a little disappointment for a moment but with the help of the teachers, principal, counselor and staff everything was taking care of.Everyone enjoys teaching.
I think that piedmont is one of the best schools I've ever been at. I was there for all three years after moving elementary schools twice in a year. my Piedmont classmates embraced me with open arms. students blend- there are almost no cliques. The administration is a little hard to deal with, especially since Ms. Gardner became principal. I'm a rising ninth grader but I still speak with people I became great friends with at piedmont. We always make plans to hang out, no matter where they live. Sometimes I wish I could have continued into high school with my POMS peers.
In stead of the usual 'Piedmont is Great' review, i decided to actually talk about what happens within piedmont's walls. First off i have to say that the teachers are spectacular. At least 90% of the teachers can change your mind about their subject in the first month of their class. The same goes for parent involvement and extracurricular programs: Excellent. However, there is a catch to this otherwise spectaular school: the administrators. They are certainly not all bad. They are excellent when they are administrating. That is, before they actually start dealing with the students. They have a semi-impenatrable 'Everything is Perfect' attitude that makes a bullied child need to expend more effort to get the administrators to make an investigation than to avoid the bully or deal with them in there own way. There would be fewer fights if Piedmonts administration were to look farther that their reputation.
I'm a rising 9th grader, and I must say, Piedmont is awesome. The teachers are wonderful, and they know exactly how to solve every problem you might have, and how to make the classes more challenging, and fun! The school is also like a huge loving family, if somethin bad happens, everyone reaches out to lend a hand. I personally saying absolutly loved my years at Piedmont, and I will never forget the connections I made there.
I go to Piedmont Middle School not and I'mm a rising 7th grader. I didn't know anybody that went to Piedmont but by the end of the year I had a million friends to love. My best friend told me that she loves Piedmont and you know what....I do too! This year I hope to do the great sports at Piedmont.
I am a rising 8th grader at Piedmont and I can not wait to go back to school. I am so excited to meet all the wonderful 8th grade teachers everyone loves. both my brother and I went/attend the school and love(d)it! - Meghan
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Help the knight rescue the victims by overcoming the obstacles that appear on the way
Cardboard Castle is a game made of cardboard cut-out where a knight travels across the scenery in search of people in danger, whom he can help (orphans, princess). On his way he'll have to face some dangers and your goal is to confront those obstacles by doing what it's supposed to do each time: take advantage of the cardboard world and cut what you need, move the items where you want and pick up the sovereigns for further purchases (of hints).
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On 02-13-2007 the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration and the FBI served two Federal search warrants in the Ettersburg area of southern Humboldt County. The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, Humboldt County Drug Task Force and the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement from Redding assisted in the service of these search warrants.Officers set up surveillance at the first search warrant location on 02-13-2007 at 0030 hours. This property is located off the 6700 block of Wilder Ridge Road. This property is also known as the old Landergen Airstrip. When officers entered the property they located and arrest two suspects. The first suspect was arrested inside of an indoor marijuana grow building where he was harvesting marijuana plants. This suspect was identified as Webster Squier age 31 from Redway. A second suspect was located on the property and arrested who was identified as Lone Alexander Smith age 29 from Garberville.Officers detained both suspects at the property until daylight. Other officers that were staged in the area then served a second search warrant at a third suspect's residence, which is located in the 800 block area of Ettersburg Road. The third suspect was not at home when officers served the search warrant. At this time DEA does not want to release the third suspect's name.At the old Landergen Airstrip officers located a large commercial indoor marijuana growing operation inside of four structures on the property. Officers seized 9,993 marijuana plants that ranged in size from 6 inches to 3 feet. The indoor marijuana growing operation was being supplied electrical power by a 220 k/w diesel generator that was buried fifteen feet underground. Officers contacted Humboldt County Environmental Health, who responded to the scene to access the situation. Officers contacted a heavy equipment company, who responded to the scene to remove the 220 k/w diesel generator.Webster Squier and Lone Smith were both arrested on Federal charges for cultivation and possession for sales of marijuana. Both subjects were transported to Federal custody in San Francisco where they are being held without bail.Officers seized the following items for possible asset seizure from the residence located in the 800 block of Ettersburg Road:2002,Toyota Tundra 4x4 pickup truckQuad RunnerTwo motor cross motorcyclesCustom Harley Davidson motorcycle70 k/w diesel generator14' enclosed trailerThis case is still under investigation by DEA out of San Francisco.
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What happens when all your hopes, your dreams and all your excitement about the future are smashed to pieces in an instant? One moment you're on the road to being the best in the world and the next — well, you feel empty.
As we begin 2014, many fans of the Chicago Bulls are still processing feelings of despair and heartbreak over the loss of Derrick Rose to a second major knee injury in less than two years. The devastating injury on Nov. 22 leaves the Bulls on a similar path to the one the team followed last season. Rose's teammates will likely step it up again and grind out wins under the leadership of Coach Tom Thibodeau.
Chance of a miracle fades
They won't give up on their dreams of a title, but realistically, the Bulls are out of the running as far as this season is concerned. And unlike last season, when many held out hope Rose would come back and save the day, there is no expectation of a miracle this time.
So what do you do when there is seemingly no hope to achieve the goals you had set for yourself or your organization?
There are a number of business leaders who look at the current state of the U.S. economy and see no hope. They see companies laying off employees, and others shuttering branch offices or cutting back on what they do.
Things just aren't going to get better, they mutter to themselves. We'll keep going out there every day to crank out the widgets and sell to the customers we've got, but we're never going to be the business we thought we were going to be.
If that's the attitude you take toward your company, you're right. You never will be that business of your dreams. Going back to the Bulls, some people wouldn't blame Rose's teammates if they didn't work quite as hard at practice or didn't take that charge under the basket. The odds that they'll win an NBA title this year are slim.
But they haven't given up and they haven't stopped fighting for every loose ball. Part of it is no doubt the leadership of Thibodeau who won't let them simply go through the motions before trying again next season.
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You can't dwell on the things that are holding you back and then use those obstacles as an excuse for your failures. Change your strategy. Find another way to reach new customers or develop new products and services. Look for other ways you can meet the needs of the customers you already have.
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Start at the bottom of the cone. Lay a square of fabric right side up on the side of the cone and use the metal nail file to tuck the center of the fabric into the bottom edge of the cone. Push fabric in just far enough to ruffle the edges, as shown. Continue tucking in the fabric squares about 1/2" apart to cover the entire cone.
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The team of mostly underclassmen trained hard all spring and then put on their best game faces at competitive tournaments in Durango and Grand Junction the last two weekends.
Facing off against select teams from larger cities and strong soccer towns like Flagstaff, Albuquerque, Durango, and Grand Junction, Telluride was considered the underdog in most of their games, says Telluride under-18 soccer coach Justin Chandler, noting, "their results were nothing less than astounding."
Telluride caused a flurry of upsets beginning in Durango earlier this month, when they shocked select teams from Albuquerque and Flagstaff by finishing in third place, missing the final by just one point. A strong Durango squad later went on to win the tournament.
Telluride met this same Durango team again, this time at their first matchup of the Grand Junction Border Battle tournament last weekend. Because Telluride has a small team, it runs an offensive-heavy style of play, putting just three defenders in the back while tipping the scales offensively in the front. With Telluride defenders Nico Shapiro, Nikki Jones and Jonathon Young staying attentive in front of Brendan Kelley's net, Telluride's offense managed to jolt their Durango competition with a few early goals. Durango matched those goals to tie the game 2-2, but Telluride maintained their pressure and snuck in another point to end the game with a surprise 3-2 victory.
Chandler later called the win "the biggest upset in recent years."
Running the same game plan, Telluride faced off against Grand Junction in their next game. Foreign exchange student Guido Xavier, combined with the dominating duo of Santiago and Henry Sosa, were dangerous in the front with constant attacks, forcing the well-stacked Grand Junction team to concentrate on their defense. Telluride ultimately came up with the 1-0 victory.
The next day's first game would put Telluride up against Basalt, the same team that knocked the out of the State Championships during last fall's high school soccer season. With middle field players Fisher Hazen and Keith Hill serving as backup for their attackers, Telluride managed to tie Basalt 1-1.
With assistance from up-and-coming players Morgan Osborne, Jack Herrick, Malcolm Major, Wilder Hanley, and Jake Burchmore, Telluride's boys capped the weekend by beating a Delta/Hotchkiss/Paonia team 6-0. This final victory sealed Telluride's position as the tournament leader, giving Telluride its first-ever win at the Grand Junction Border Battle.
Chandler says this spring club soccer season is extremely beneficial for the kids, who will have that much more training and game experience as they step onto the soccer pitch for next fall's high school season.
"Things are looking up for the fall for sure," he said, noting that tying the team that bumped them out of last year's State tournament should serve as a good boost to their confidence come next school year. "Also, beating some of these big teams from 4A and 5A schools is going to go a long way" for Telluride High School boys soccer, Chandler added.


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I turn the app on, decide to share my own, look at the nice wallpaper, only it won't change. will only very quickly fade to black as if it's about to change but loads the same wallpaper.
I turn it off an on after about 20 mins, only then will it show a different wallpaper, and the whole situation repeats.
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This sentence came from an article I read earlier this week. "The addition of CDNs plus OCA then FEO will increase your WPO as an overall part to improve your SEO which in the end increases ROI". WTF? I did change it a little so I wouldn't get dinged for duplicate content but the point is the same, WTF.
The Internet has broken down into a world of micro specialization each with its own acronym. Everything is a specialty. You don't have web designers anymore you have front-end specialist, back-end specialist, web page optimizers, database specialist, SEO specialist, PPC specialist, web content, web marketing, blog content, social specialist and the list goes on. And each of those can be broken down to their inner specialties. What is a poor business to do?
Let's face it the days of DYI are gone. Years back you had half a chance. If you could at least grasp HTML you could get a web page for your business together, not true anymore. This is due mostly to changes in technology as the Internet has evolved and grown. There is no possible way you could learn everything you need to know and still have the time to get it done. There is simply too much to know but do you need all these specialist? In a single word no.
Think of it like the medical field, there are many different specialists but you don't need them until you have specific issues to address. Same with the web, if you start out with a good web design and optimization team and if they do their job right you can avoid the specialist.
Oh yeah, for those of you who are interested:
CDN, Content Delivery Network
OCA, Origin Content Acceleration
FEO, Front-end Optimization
WPO, Web Page Optimization
SEO, Search Engine Optimization
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The dates for our two-legged Capital One Cup semi-final against Swansea City have been finalised.
We will be at home in the first leg on Wednesday, January 9, with a 7.45pm kick-off, and away in the second leg a fortnight later, on Wednesday, January 23, also at 7.45pm.
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Stanford MBA price tag hits $185K: Highest in the worldDecember 7, 2012: 1:53 PM ET
The total cost to attend Stanford's prestigious business school has jumped by $18,242 in just two years, besting Columbia as the world's most expensive MBA program.
By John A. Byrne
(Poets&Quants) -- Stanford's Graduate School of Business has leapfrogged the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and Columbia Business School to become the most expensive two-year MBA program in the world, according to an analysis by Poets&Quants.
This year, Stanford is telling applicants that the estimated cost of its two-year, full-time MBA program is a whopping $185,054, a new record. That is some $18,242 more than Stanford said it would cost an MBA student only two years ago, when Columbia was the school with the most expensive MBA program in the world. At that time, Columbia estimated that the cost to attend its MBA program was $168,307, while third-place Stanford's price tag was $166,812. In just two years, Stanford's estimated cost of the degree has risen by 10.9%, though the estimate includes a $4,000 global study trip.
Harvard Business School, Stanford's No. 1 rival, now costs over $20,000 less in estimated charges, even though it is in pricey Boston. The Stanford program is also $25,860 more than the cost of an MBA for a non-resident student at nearby UC-Berkeley's Haas School of Business. The actual difference between Harvard and Stanford is even greater because Harvard hands out an average $26,745 in annual fellowship money for its MBA students, far more than any other business school.
The total cost of the Stanford program includes two years worth of tuition, fees, books and supplies, mandatory medical insurance, the estimated costs to live and eat in Silicon Valley, and the $4,000 cost for a global study trip. Stanford says that its $23,391 estimate for rent, food, and personal expenses is for a "moderate lifestyle."
But as often is the case, these estimated numbers by the business schools tend to be conservative. They rarely include the inevitable 3% to 5% increase in tuition during a student's second year. And they tend to underestimate the "personal costs" of attending an elite MBA program, from expensive dinners out with friends to traveling to ski resorts over long weekends with new student friends.
The actual annual MBA tuition at Stanford is just $57,300, but all the additional costs add up quickly. According to Stanford, they include $2,184 a year in books and supplies, $1,710 a year in "instructional materials," $963 for "transportation," $3,600 for medical insurance, and an annual $537 "health fee."
If a single student decides to live off-campus, Stanford says the cost of the MBA program will likely be $195,580 -- another $10,500. For a married student living off-campus, the school says the cost will be a breathtaking $220,822. "Depending on marital status and other factors," says Stanford, "you should budget an additional $30,000 to $47,000 per year for living costs, books, and other expenses."
New York University's Stern School of Business is this year's second most expensive MBA program. Stern estimates the cost of its two-year program to be $184,532, thanks in part to its annual room and board cost estimate of $24,472. That is the highest estimate for housing and food by any business school, though anyone who has lived in New York would tell you it is impossible to feed yourself and live in a studio apartment for that sum.
For its part, Cornell's Johnson School notes that its estimate for housing and food is based on "sharing a moderately priced apartment" that would cost $800 a month and putting aside $450 monthly for food. That is at least possible in Ithaca, New York.
While the annual tuition rates range from a high of $62,034 at Wharton to a low of $52,900 at Duke University's Fuqua School, there is far greater variety in the estimates of additional costs. Dartmouth College's Tuck School figures that it costs only $12,643 for a year's worth of room and board on-campus. But Wharton estimates that the annual cost for room and board in Philadelphia is considerably higher, $20,644.
The most expensive books and supplies are estimated by Harvard Business School, which largely teaches by case study method. Harvard says the yearly cost to an MBA student for those case studies and other course materials is a sky-high $6,690. Columbia Business School, by comparison, estimates books and supplies to be a mere $900 a year. More typically, top schools estimate that the cost of an annual supply of books and course materials are about $2,000. Chicago Booth figures MBA students pay about $2,100 a year, while UC-Berkeley Haas says its MBA candidates are shelling out $2,500 a year.
Most of the best international schools are far cheaper than their U.S. counterparts. London Business School now says the cost of its MBA program, including housing and personal expenses, is $111,549 -- some $92,288 in total tuition and fees and the rest for food, accommodation, books, school trips, and travel home. INSEAD's 10-month MBA program in Fontainebleau, France costs an estimated $107,449.
Of course, Stanford has one offsetting factor to offer MBA applicants, besides the palm trees and mild weather of Northern California. The median total compensation for a freshly minted MBA from Stanford this year was $185,000. So at least there's plenty of cash to quickly pay down those student loans.
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Philip Barter, new oil paintings and constructions in wood, Gleason Fine Art, Portland. gleasonfineart.com. Through June 29.
"A Taste of Modernism -- The William S. Paley Collection," 62 works from the Paley Collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, through Sept. 8; "Shangaa: Art of Tanzania," first major exhibition in the United States to focus on the traditional arts of Tanzania, through Aug. 25, Portland Museum of Art. portlandmuseum.org.
"John Haley's Civil War," artifacts related to the Civil War including prints by Winslow Homer, decorative arts, weaponry, uniforms and more, Saco Museum. dyerlibrarysacomuseum.org. Through Nov. 10.
"Clarence K. Chatterton (1880 to 1973): An Artist's Artist," paintings, Gleason Fine Art, Portland. gleasonfineart.com. Through June 29.
"Helen St. Clair: A Life in Art," oils, collages and drawings, Gleason Fine Art, Boothbay Harbor. gleasonfineart.com. Through Wednesday.
"Decorating the Everyday: Popular Art from the Farnsworth," furniture, paintings and textiles, through Sept. 22; "Stories of the Land and Its People," student collaborative exhibition, through Sept. 1; "Every Picture Tells a Story," N.C. Wyeth illustrations from the Brandywine River Museum, through Dec. 29; "A Wondrous Journey: Jonathan Fisher and the Making of Scripture Animals," through Jan. 5, Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland. farnsworthmuseum.org.
"To Sea: The Maritime Heritage of the Kennebunks," marine art, artifacts and archival materials, Brick Store Museum, Kennebunk. brickstoremuseum.org. Through Sept. 14.
"Still-Life and Objects," more than 50 paintings, photographs and sculpture by Maine artists, Macpage LLC, South Portland. 523-3381. Through Aug. 30.
"The American Way," mixed media created by Ron Crusan with found objects, York Public Library. york.lib.me.us. Through June 30.
"Lines Converge, Colors Dance," original illustrations by Ashley Bryan, Daniel Minter and Rohan Henry, Museum of African Culture, Portland. museumafricanculture.org. Through June 28.
"Sculpture for the Garden," granite and metal garden sculptures by Obie Buell and Jim and Holly Galante, Markings Gallery, Bath. markingsgallery.com. Through June 30.
Maine College of Art Alumni Show, more than 30 years of graduating classes, Thos. Moser Showroom, Freeport. thosmoser.com. Through July 8.
"Wilder and Flahaven: A Beautiful Balancing Act," semi-abstract portraits of boats and water by Susan Wilder and airy abstract paintings by Jim Flahaven, Saccarappa Art Collective, Westbrook. 591-7300. Through June 25.
"Edge of Spring," paintings by Arthur Cadieux, Yvette Torres Fine Art, Rockland. yvettetorresfineart.com. Through June 23.
"Dirigo," third "Women Pioneers" exhibition, 18 artists who embody Maine's motto, "I Lead," University of New England, Art Gallery, Portland. une.edu/artgallery. Through July 21.
"Suggestions," abstract paintings by Sean Greene, Perimeter Gallery, Belfast. 338-0555. Through July 7.
"Knox County Through Eastern's Eye," Penobscot Marine Museum's county-wide traveling exhibit of historic photographs, Friendship Town Office. penobscotmarinemuseum.org. Through June 30.
Sculpture for the home and garden, 30 artists, curated by June LaCombe, Hawk Ridge Farm, Pownal. junelacombesculpture.com. Through June 30.
"Shades of Summer," paintings by artists Barbara Bean, Cory Hart, Letty Husson, Lea Peterson and Susan Zimmerman; ceramics by Jackie Melissas and Shaker-style boxes by Denise Rankin, Old Post Office Gallery, Georgetown. 449-8215. Through July 14.
"Topographical Landscapes," encaustic paintings by Rick Green, Elizabeth Moss Gallery, Falmouth. elizabethmossgalleries.com. Through July 11.
"Creatures and Critters III: Equine and Avian Art," Richard Boyd Gallery, Peaks Island. richardboydpottery.com. Through June 30.
"For Those in Peril: Shipwrecks, Memorials and Rescues," interactive exhibits, marine art, portraits, photographs, models and more, Penobscot Marine Museum, Searsport. penobscotmarinemuseum.org. Through Oct. 20.
"Duncan Hewitt and Claire Seidl: What Was, Is," sculpture and paintings with selected photographs; "New Work," printmaking, installation and sculpture by Anna Hepler and Andrea Sulzer; "Dress Shop," works by Lesia Sochor and Crystal Cawley incorporating found papers; "Bagaduce," recent drawings and wall works by Peter Soriano; Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Rockport. cmcanow.org. Through July 7.
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If you are interested in effectively marketing your medical practice with online video, you found the right blog. Why waste time? Here's my simple point: Great video is usually the result of great storytelling.
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One of our best examples is from a client of ours in Cincinnati, Ohio, Mercy Healthy Weight Solutions. When you watch this clip over at Mercy Healthy Weight Solutions, you'll see what I mean. The woman featured here was as "real" as the day is long. She tells her story, and she is not scripted. Wow.
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There is a new "player" in the world of online video and it's one of those things that you have to see to believe.
We've been telling all of our clients about the new Einstein Industries Video Player (the 4.0 version) and the response has been nothing short of overwhelming.
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Finally, someone nice posted the match against Bartoli. Maria didn't serve that well and too many DFs. She cannot play like this against Vika.
It's going to be very tough.......Best of luck Maria!!!
Gosh! Maria survived another thriller from Bartoli! Great job from Bartoli though, she defended really well and her serves were incredible! Bartoli's 2nd serves were clocking faster compared to Sharapova, those bombs gave Maria very little opportunity to attack the serve.
Well, in the semi-final, she'll be playing world number 1 Azarenka.
Thoughts for this match:
Everything depends on Maria's serve. Sharapova can overpower Azarenka with her groundstrokes, so she wouldn't really have much problems in controlling the point. Serve is the key here, if she can serve all throughout the match, she'll win it. Praying that Sharapova can pull this one. I mean, Sharapova is definitely enjoying the best season of her career! She'ss been into the finals of Australian Open, Indian Wells, Miami, Stuttgart, Rome, French Open and London Olympics! The statistics where INCREDIBLE!
To me, the 2006 US Open remains the pinnacle of Maria's career. She had it all working in that tournament. A lot of people don't remember that Mauresmo and Henin dominated women's tennis that year. Amelie won two majors that year and Henin made it to the final in all four. And Maria gave Amelie two bagels sandwiched around losing that second set, which was amazing. And then she dominated Henin in the final, facing only one break point for the whole match. To beat those two players back to back in that setting, under that kind of pressure was incredible. Maria's serve was lethal. I miss the days when you didn't have to cringe or hide your eyes when she served. You had a feeling of confidence watching her.
I agree. Maria needs to serve really really well. Let's hope the weather conditions are in her favour. Hot and no wind. Maria can do this. We all know that. She has to fight for every point and stay focused. Vika will be the toughest opponent in this tournament......so far.
Too bad! Maria's semifinal match against Victoria is at 7:00 PM -New York time- and I can't watch it because I will be in my bed that time.I wish Maria beats Victoria!Go Go Maria
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BELGIUM: Alken Maes inks deal with Carlsberg
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 24 February 2004
Alken Maes is set to start brewing Carlsberg in Belgium.
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Carlsberg has finally hooked up with a state-owned Vietnamese brewer.
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Data from two trials examining insulin glargine dose titration in 12,837 type 2 participants with diabetes starting insulin therapy were combined. Curves for hypoglycemia frequency plotted against endpoint A1c level were constructed, using a range of glucose cut-off points for hypoglycemia.
During the 12-week study period, 3,912 patients recorded 21,592 hypoglycemic episodes, which were classified as either "severe," "symptomatic," or "asymptomatic" events.
The researchers concluded that the glucose cut-off point defining hypoglycemia greatly affects the reported frequency of hypoglycemia. In order to have clinical relevance, and if hypoglycemia is to be defined by a predetermined glucose level, then the cut-off should be set at a lower level than the threshold of 3.9 mmol/l proposed by the American Diabetes Association.
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How immigrants are redefining 'American' in Southern California
A long, costly and dangerous trip for migrants smuggled by sea
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Pangas, the fishing boats typically used by smugglers ferrying people up the coast from Baja California
The trend of undocumented immigrants being smuggled by sea up the California coast isn't entirely new, but the recent discovery of 15 people stranded on rugged Santa Cruz Island off the coast of Ventura County has brought the story farther north.
Where do these smuggling boats come from, and how do these operations work? Last year, before coming to work for KPCC, I went to a small Baja California fishing village north of Ensenada called Popotla to report on the maritime smuggling traffic coming out of there. It's a down-on-its-luck tourist town just south of Baja Studios, the oceanfront filming location where many of the scenes from "Titanic" were shot.
More recently, Popotla has become a preferred launching point for human smugglers ferrying people into Southern California. Human smugglers bring their charges down to the beach at night, loading them into small fishing vessels known as pangas. Popotla locals I spoke with knew about it, but looked the other way. Here's what one of them told me:


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Off-Campus Housing:
I live in Eugene oregon and commute to distance program in Portland
Off-Campus Dining:
not bad, options here and there
I love my major and the program, facilities
It's okay usually you have to find your own
Greek Life:
am not involved to know much
Drug Safety:
smell of smoking Marijuana here in there
Not really involved in the school sport neither
Campus Housing:
I don't leave on-campus, BUT i heard different thing
Not really involved in school parties,
Local Atmosphere:
There are things to do, you just have to look deeper
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Parking is my only issues with PSU.
It is a great school for diversity,
Public transportation is great at PSU, just lately it got little pricey.
Sometimes it's gets pretty full during final weeks, and so it's best to bring own lab top to get word done.
Campus Strictness:
lots of crimes has been happening, so it's okay for being in the inner city campus
Off-Campus Housing:
I do not like in the dorms, and live with my parents so i wouldn't know how the off- campus housing situation is.
i haven't been really focused on the nightlife, and pay attention to my classes and work instead.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are a variety of off-campus dining options that are near the campus and vary from indian, thai, america, chinese, and mexican all on one block.
The weather is not terrible, It is rough that it may be sunny one hour, then the next hour it rains, however its better than Chicago.
everyone's backgrouds are very diverse and there is not one class that two individuals are similar in any way.
Keeps on requiring parents tax form when i have submitted it two times already.
Local Atmosphere:
portland is weird! and being that portland is weird and portland state university is in downtown portland there are always fun and exciting placfes to eat or activities to do with friends.
Drug Safety:
I don't really hang out with individuals who take part in drugs, and haven't witnessed any student taking part in alcohol or drugs at school.
PARKING IS EXPENSIVE, i only have class two days/week and the parking pass or even buying a max pass is more expensive than just buying it per each needed day. I drive about 20min to school and park up a hill and dont pay for parking and walk down it and hike back up. Its a good workout.
Never attended a sports match. I have heard they are not so good
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