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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, April 26, 2014
Van Cortlandt Track Club
at Van Cortlandt Stadium (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.
Van Cortlandt Track Club runs through and around the Yonkers-Bronx border in small groups. For local running tips, visit vctc.org.
Category: Fitness, Sports, Outdoor Fitness
Urban Oasis: 30 Years Painting Bronx Parks by Daniel Hauben
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Well known for his urban vistas, Daniel Hauben has spent many a lovely day painting Bronx Parks.
Category: Art
Art in the Garden: "Get the Picture?"
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Artist Alan Richards's colorful satirical composite images, or photomanipulations, feature elements juxtaposed to create pieces that portray humor and whimsy.
Category: Art
Greenmarket at Grand Army Plaza
at Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Fresh produce and so much more, all year long! See what farm fresh is all about.
Category: Markets, Food
High Rock Challenge 2014
at The Greenbelt, Staten Island
8:00 a.m.
The High Rock Challenge Adventure Race is held in memory of NYPD Officer John Kelly. Two-member teams must run together at all times and compete in mystery mystery events,…
Category: Sports
20th Parkinson's Unity Walk
at Naumburg Bandshell (in Central Park), Manhattan
8:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Take a gentle 1.4-mile Walk around Central Park and help raise funds and awareness for Parkinson's disease research.
MillionTreesNYC Spring Stewardship Day
at Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Help care for new forest trees during our Spring Stewardship Day at Conference House Park in Staten Island!
Category: Education, Nature, Volunteer, Earth Day & Arbor Day
MillionTreesNYC Spring Stewardship Day
at Marine Park at E. 36th Street (in Marine Park), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Help care for new forest trees during our Spring Stewardship Day at Marine Park in Brooklyn!
Category: Education, Nature, Volunteer, Earth Day & Arbor Day
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Beijing, China and Rochester, NY– April 10, 2014 - On April 25, Beijing's Temple of Heaven will become the site of one of the most memorable exhibitions of its kind – The Power of the Image. The exhibition will feature more than 200 works by 20 internationally-renowned professional photographers, including Pep Bonet, Michael Crouser, Lauren Greenfield, Peter Guttman, Jocelyn Bain Hogg, Nadav Kander, Frederic LaGrange, Yann Layma, Roman Loranc, Gerd Ludwig, Steve McCurry, Eric Meola, Sylvia Plachy, John Sexton, Matthew Jordan Smith, Eddie Soloway, Art Streiber, Joyce Tenneson, Art Wolfe and Qin Yuhai.
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Crusaders Compete in Pre-NCAA Meet and Wisconsin-Parkside Invitational
Saturday, October 19, 2002The Valparaiso women's cross country team finished in 19th place at the Pre-NCAA Meet in Terre Haute, Ind. on Saturday afternoon, while also placing 29th at the Wisconsin-Parkside Invitational in Kenosha, Wis.
Valpo's top seven runners headed to Indiana State to compete on the course hosting the NCAA Championships next month. Rachel Nelson (Lee's Summit, Mo./Lee's Summit H.S.) led the Crusaders with a 66th place finish in a time of 22:45 over the six-kilometer course. Amanda Lee (South Lyon, Mich./South Lyon H.S.) finished 16 spots back in 23:27.
Heidi Nathan (Medford, N.Y./Patchogue-Medford H.S.) finished 16 seconds behind Lee, while Rachel Stoehr (Antigo, Wis./Antigo H.S.) was another nine seconds back. Amy Mikel (Lemont, Ill./Fenwick H.S.) rounded out the scorers with a time of 24:05.
Five Crusaders also headed up to Wisconsin for a meet in Kenosha. Kelly Owens (Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands H.S.) led Valpo with a time of 21:25 over five-kilometers, while Michelle Sexton (Hoffman Estates, Ill./Driscoll Catholic H.S.) was 25 seconds behind Owens. Dena Christoff (Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South H.S.) was third for the Brown and Gold with a time of 22:33, while Tami McDunn (Farmington, Minn./Farmington H.S.) was fourth in 22:33. Laura Bingham (Woodstock, Ill./Woodstock H.S.) rounded out the Valpo line-up with a time of 22:50.
Valparaiso will take the week off before heading to the Mid-Continent Conference Championships in Indianapolis, Ind. on November 2.
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A group of naturalized Venezuelan Americans launched a campaign Thursday to collect signatures asking U.S. State Department to seek the reopening of the Venezuelan consulate in Miami.
Journalist Lourdes Ubieta, one of the leaders of the initiative, said reinstatement of the consulate must be included in the dialogue between Washington and Caracas after the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez.
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Smoking on the Back Porch
Richard Wile
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John Travolta, Jan/Feb 99
Reclining in the porch swing, I spin my cigar between my thumb and forefinger--savoring its heft and the way it shines in the candlelight like fine leather. The night breeze pushes the wind chimes and a distant train whistle sends familiar shivers up my back. I snip the end of my $10 Dunhill with my cigar scissors, light a strip of cedar from the candle, and bring the flame from the cedar to the tobacco. I watch the smoke mix with the smoke from Grampy Lufkin's 10-cent White Owl as he and Nanny sit on this porch 40 years ago, listening to crickets and complaining about the smell of a pig farm up the road.
Grampy was one of several cigar smokers I remember while growing up, but more than any of the others, his cigar was part of him, like his railroad cap, his glasses and his hearing aid. In all my memories of him--polishing the chrome portholes of one of the Buicks he bought every two years, pointing out tufts of grass I've missed clipping along the side of the garage, or running a pine board through the table saw in his workshop--his jaw remains clenched around his cigar. Or rather, his cigar holder. Grampy Lufkin never put the cigar itself into his mouth, and he never put his cigar down. I don't remember his ever puffing a cigar. Drawing slowly and evenly, wisps of smoke leaking from the corners of his mourh, he probably consumed no more than four or five White Owls a day.
Grampy Lufkin personified hard work and conservative politics. He tended to be serious and critical of others. He didn't drink, and he was judgmental of those who did. I preferred my mother's father, Grampy Cleaves, who wore faded flannel shirts unbuttoned at the sleeves and wrinkled green chinos, who hunted and fished and drank Narragansett beer straight out of long-neck bottles.
I remember the night Grampy Cleaves came over to the house with two handmade Cuban cigars for my father and him to smoke while they watched the Friday night fights on TV. No one in my family could afford 40 cents apiece for Cuban machine-rolled cigars, let alone at least twice that for hand-rolled ones, but though he drove an oil truck for a living and was primarily a pipe and cigarette smoker, Grampy Cleaves would still get premium cigars now and then and give them away.
White Owls, Blackstones, Dutch Masters, Robert Burns--these were the cigars I remember as being part of the social fabric of the small Maine town that helped raise me. These were the cigars advertised in Life magazine and in the local newspaper. You bought them at Vaughan's Drug Store, from a glass display case to the left as you went in the door, across the aisle from trays of warm cashews and Spanish peanuts. Robert Burns had the largest selection: six shapes selling from 2 for 25 cents to 25 cents apiece. I remember buying a 25-cent Imperial to celebrate graduating from high school.
My first cigar was a Phillies Cheroot, whose TV ads I remember used cowboys and wide-open western prairies before Marlboro's did. These small cigars in the red-and-white package became a way for me to rebel against and become part of the adult community at the same time. I was in high school, where what counted were sports, the size of certain parts of your anatomy, and learning how to drive and unhook bras in the same family Ford. It was a time for James Dean and Elvis Presley; for getting angry at the Dutch Masters-puffing town barber, Snap Moxcey, because he couldn't cut my flattop level; for being ashamed of Grampy Lufkin because he spent his weekend chauffeuring my grandmother to Eastern Star (a women's club) instead of being a real man, like those in the True magazines I kept beside my bed.
I can't remember who gave me that first cigar, but I remember being at the local carnival with Spider and Willie and Goose and Marty--maybe even Pea Soup and Wild Bill--sauntering through the rides and the games and fun houses, looking for girls. As we paused in front of the Giant Swing to light our cigars, I met Susan, who was to become my first love, coming with her friends from the opposite direction. The Ferris wheel, old hat by the time I'd turned 12, became new again that night with Susan and my cheroot; her leg against mine, her head resting against my arm across the back of the bench seat, the two of us alone in the night sky looking down on the crowd. This is how it will be, I thought, when I'm rich and famous: this feeling of rising from town and having everyone below gape up in admiration.
When I went to college, cigars like Robert Burns, Tiparillos and the new White Owl Tips were part of the social scene. I remember the advertising: "Should a gentleman offer a lady a Tiparillo?" and "See that tip? It's flexible." After the surgeon general's report on cigarettes in 1964, I tried tipped cigars for a time, but they tasted plastic, and besides, having read Kerouac, I was still in rebellion against anything that smacked of conformity. I preferred Roi-Tans ("Man to man... smoke new Roi-Tan"), or even better, Crooks ("rum soaked"), favored by the smoke jumpers whom I idolized and imitated (except for the parachuting part) during two summers I spent in Idaho working for the U.S. Forest Service. Shaped like poorly printed "S's," guaranteed to disintegrate into chewing tobacco, Crooks were the complete antithesis of what Madison Avenue considered a good smoke. They belonged with nights at six and seven thousand feet in Colorado and Wyoming and Idaho, with the satisfaction of having worked 18 hours to contain a forest fire, with stars so close I could reach up and grab a handful anytime I wanted.
After college, I became a pipe smoker, and later, an ex-smoker and jogger, blending grains for granola instead of tobacco for my pipe. Some 10 years ago, I moved back to the town in which I'd been raised--the town I couldn't wait to leave 25 years earlier. My grandfathers and Snap Moxcey were deceased, but Nanny Lufkin still lived in the same house. In many ways the others lived there, too, as she told me stories of the Depression and the Second World War: of when Snap Moxcey and his father used to cut hair side by side, of when Grampy Lufkin helped shingle a neighbor's roof in return for a dozen eggs. I learned that when the Depression began, Grampy had been a 40-year-old bachelor living with his mother, and I realized the financial and social challenges he must have faced in this small, conservative Maine town when he'd married Nanny, a divorced woman with a 10-year-old son, my father.
Before she died, my grandmother sold her house to me. A few summers ago, my wife and I had the living room redone and Grampy's flowered wallpaper reappeared, even uglier than I remember. But over the windows I also saw valances he built that fit so perfectly they really didn't need screws to hold them in place. I saw floors he laid, wardrobes he built, wiring he installed: in short, the care he put into the house. I realized, too, the concern Grampy showed not only for his stepson, but for his stepson's children as well.
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Although Shuppet has the best Attack stat out of all the Little Cup Ghost-types, it has an extremely shallow movepool; for example, its only STAB physical attack is Shadow Sneak. However, Shuppet's Special Attack is also above average, meaning that it can run mixed sets well. Although Shuppet also has an extremely nice supporting movepool, its defenses are mediocre, meaning most attacks will take a decent chunk of Shuppet's health. Its ability, Insomnia, allows Shuppet to act as a sleep absorber against opponents such as Shroomish and Meowth. All in all, Shuppet has the worst overall stats out of all the LC Ghosts, though it can definitely be an asset if given the right support.
The aim of this set is to set up Trick Room early on in the match, then to sacrifice Shuppet with Destiny Bond to provide a safe switch-in for one of your Trick Room sweepers. The third slot is dedicated to a priority move, and is your best bet for removing the Focus Sashes of leads such as Kabuto. Sucker Punch vs. Shadow Sneak is the age-old case of power vs. reliability. Thunderbolt is mainly meant for coverage, while Taunt can halt any opposing attempts at setup, and when used in tangent with Destiny Bond, will almost always guarantee a kill for Shuppet.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Shuppet has access to a great utility move in Will-O-Wisp, which allows it to check physical sweepers such as Mankey and Machop. Shadow Sneak acts as Shuppet's obligatory STAB move and is also an extremely useful priority move. Thunderbolt is partnered alongside Shadow Sneak to grant good coverage high Base Power. Destiny Bond is a last effort to take down a Pokemon from your opponent's team as Shuppet faints, but is not easy to use as Shuppet is very slow.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
This set abuses Shuppet's relatively low Speed and above average Attack. Trick Room is the bread and butter of this set, allowing Shuppet to outspeed opposing Pokemon and kill them with the approriate attack. Shadow Ball is Shuppet's main attack, being very powerful and also gaining STAB. Hidden Power Fighting provides better coverage alongside Shadow Ball than Thunderbolt, hitting all Pokemon in the tier for at least neutral damage, although it makes Shuppet lose a point in Special Attack and Special Defense. Sucker Punch is utilized to hit other priority users, and is also helpful to Shuppet for picking off weakened Pokemon, or just hitting first when Trick Room is not in effect.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
This set has the ability to cripple a lot of common leads; Trick can be utilized to disable Stealth Rock leads, while it also allows you to take away the opponent's Focus Sash. Trick also cripples non-Stealth Rock leads who are reliant on using a variety of moves, such as Houndour, Meowth, and Aipom. Sucker Punch is Shuppet's best mono-attacking option. Thunder Wave allows Shuppet to spread paralysis and further cripple opposing leads as well as any switch-ins, while also making Destiny Bond easier to use. Destiny Bond is utilized in order to take down at least one Pokemon when Shuppet faints.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
This set abuses Shuppet's good offensive potential and allows it to hit extremely hard with both physical and special attacks. Substitute is utilized to ease prediction and offers protection from revenge killers and priority users. Shadow Sneak is utilized as a priority move and severely damages the opponent after the boosts from STAB and Life Orb. Shadow Ball is your primary STAB move, and Hidden Power Fighting is used on this set to maximize coverage.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Natural Gift is pretty much Shuppet's only other option for a decent physical attack, which just goes to show how horrible Shuppet's movepool is. Grudge could be utilized with the Double Ghost strategy to eliminate Munchlax's Pursuit PP, but it's not too useful outside of that. Shuppet also gets Pursuit and Imprison, which is another way it could potentially counter Munchlax. Psychic can also be used if Fighting-types such as Mankey and Machop are troublesome to your team, but it has redundant coverage otherwise.
Checks and Counters
A good counter to Shuppet is Houndour since its Dark Pulse is a guaranteed OHKO, and unless Shuppet has Hidden Power Fighting, it cannot do a whole lot to retaliate. Munchlax is Shuppet's ultimate counter, since it doesn't take a lot of damage from any of Shuppet's atacks, and can trap and KO it with Pursuit. Stunky is just like Houndour; it doesn't take a lot of damage from any of Shuppet's attacks besides Hidden Power Fighting, and can OHKO Shuppet with Crunch or Sucker Punch. Also, without Trick Room support or a defensive spread, Shuppet is a sitting duck in front of faster Pokemon due to its frailty and low Speed.


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Malaysia Airlines Offers 4632 Extra Seats for Travellers During the National School Holidays
24 May 2012, Subang: Malaysia Airlines (www.malaysiaairlines.com) is mounting additional flights to various domestic and regional destinations in conjunction with the upcoming school holidays.
A total of 20 extra flights and 16 upgraded flights will be operated between now till 10th June 2012. These flights are operated on routes covering popular destinations like Phuket, Kuching, Miri, Kota Kinabalu, Alor Setar and Kota Bahru.
The extra flights provide an additional capacity of 3660 seats while the upgraded flights will be offering an additional of 972 seats, making it a total of 4632 extra seats.
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Phuket – Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur - Kuching
Kuching – Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur – Miri
Miri – Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur – Kota Kinabalu
Kota Kinabalu – Kuala Lumpur
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Kuching – Kuala Lumpur
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Kuala Lumpur – Alor Setar
Alor Setar – Kuala Lumpur
These extra and upgraded flights are expected to complement domestic and regional tourism activities as well as enable Malaysians to visit their friends and relatives during the holidays.
Malaysia Airlines will continue to monitor the demand and add more capacity on sectors where there is further demand.
Some must visit tourist places include the Phuket Seashell Museum for a fun yet educational experience. The museum is home to about 2,000 shell species from all over the world. Apart from the scenic beaches and activities like snorkeling and scuba diving, your kids can also enjoy various waterfall spots at Phuket.
At Kuching, children can be introduced to the rich cultures of Sarawak in the Sarawak Cultural Village. The splendid cultural show will only make them proud to be Malaysians. In Kota Kinabalu, the kids can be off for a little adventure at The Kiulu River white water rafting. Miri offers the Miri Reef which is one of Malaysia's most recently discovered diving locations. In this patch of reefs is a variety of coral and marine life that rivals the best anywhere in Borneo.
If you're in to taste some delicious food, Kota Bahru is the place to go. Nasi berlauk, Nasi Dagang and Nasi Kerabu are popular local cuisine. Kelantanese also have a liking for sweet cakes or kuih. These include apom, akok, lompat tikam, netbak, pisang goreng, curry puff and much more.
Those flying to Alor Setar can do some shopping at Pekan Rabu. Although the name literally means "Wednesday Market", this market is open all week long, and sells a variety of items from tidbits to beautiful handicraft. This is a popular spot amongst tourists and locals and is a source of pride for Kedahans.
Air travel bookings to these destinations can be made through all Malaysia Airlines' distribution channels like www.malaysiaairlines.com, Malaysia Airlines ticketing offices, Malaysia Airlines Facebook, 24-hours toll free Call Centre at 1-300-88-3000 and all appointed travel agents in Malaysia.
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Ive been trying for weeks to get it to run. It will install fine, but then it will freeze on the boot screen with no loading icon. I have searched everywhere, and my specs should be enough with this release. Ive also been unable to find anything for my specific laptop. I have an Acer Aspire 7250-~~~~. If you need anymore information just feel free to ask. I appreciate any info you guys could give me.
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Fantasy Impact: With Pittsburgh and Detroit out of the mix, the Flyers swooped in and signed Jaromir Jagr to a one-year contract.
The Flyers get: One of the best hockey players in NHL history...at the very end of his career. He was a 70-point player when he left the NHL three years ago. Today, he is probably a 55-60-point player.
Fantasy Players Impacted: This signing means that Ville Leino will move onto a new team, which is unfortunate - he clicked with Daniel Briere and that line would have been in the spotlight. Jagr will fill in on the second line and mentor Jakub Voracek.
Fantasy Players this helps, in order:
1. Jagr - treat him like a 57-point guy
2. Voracek - should be a good influence
Fantasy Players this hurts, in order:
1. Leino - won't be the same on another team
2. Wayne Simmonds - off the second PP unit
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January 25, 2012
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Hi all! I'm Liz, the newest virtual intern here at Scholarships.com. I'm from Sarasota, Florida originally, and then moved way up to Chicago to attend college. I picked Northwestern University for a lot of reasons – it was in a whole new part of the country, it had great academics and it had a lot of student involvement – and I wound up with double majors in Spanish and history and a minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
While academics were important to me, I always felt I expressed myself best through student activities. I worked on our newspaper, The Daily Northwestern, for four years, was an executive board member on the Global Engagement Summit and participated in NU's huge Dance Marathon. Along the way, I also volunteered at a Chicago soup kitchen, worked as a lifeguard for our sports center and once even sold hot dogs at a football game to raise money for a student group. (It is COLD in those stands!) I also studied abroad in Buenos Aires, where I fell in love with empanadas, tango music and backpacking in the Andes.
I loved my time at NU but most of all, I loved the connections I made and the friends I met. I took a public service fellowship in Chicago right after graduating from college in 2010 and ran a teen internship program last summer at the Adler Planetarium. When that ended, I felt it was time to use my Spanish skills and after studying abroad in Buenos Aires and then getting a research grant to come back before my senior year, I had the language skills and the connections to get an internship at the Center for Studies on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information.
Now, I'm excited to be with Scholarships.com, where I'll be sharing travel tips, college tips (make sure you set the microwave timer for two minutes not 20 minutes...unless you want to burn your dorm down) and professional tips for getting that internship or job you wanted. Nice to meet you guys – can't wait to start writing!
May 26, 2011
Mariah Proctor
When people hear I'm getting ready to leave on my third study abroad, there are no questions asked – just resentful looks that say 'Well, aren't you the cultured little rich girl.' Okay, maybe the looks aren't that venomous but the idea holds true. If you are considering studying abroad but think you can't afford it, listen up: You can.
My first study abroad was paid for in the way many people pay for a pilgrimage to the Holy Land: through money left by my grandparents. There was something tender about imagining my grandfather working hard as a schoolteacher and saving every penny – pennies that would one day take me to Jerusalem. But the inheritance-type funds had run dry when I was asked to go to Southeast Asia for a summer, so my second study abroad saw a more creative, financial-finagling me.
The first step in paying for a semester of international intrigue is finding funding from your home institution. Most international study programs have discount or program-specific scholarships. Also, make sure you fill out the FAFSA to get a Pell grant if you're eligible. Not everyone knows those government pick-me-ups can be applied to international study...but now you do. Go after one!
There are study abroad-specific scholarships all over the Internet (Scholarships.com is rich with financial opportunities that can be applied). The Phi Kappa Phi Study Abroad Scholarship and the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship are two of the most well-known sources of study abroad funding, plus oodles of country-specific and area of study specific-grants.
If you are persistent about diversifying your sources of funding, studying abroad can be less expensive than staying on campus. The most important thing is not to let the cost of a plane ticket or the dollar-to-euro exchange rate scare you away from what will be a fulfilling experiences in your young life. There's no rule that says only rich kids can travel; if you dream of pyramids or tropical breezes, stop dreaming and start doing. Bonus: Studying abroad provides rich material for grad school application essays.
Mariah Proctor is a senior at Brigham Young University studying theatre arts and German studies. She is a habitual globe-trotter and enjoys acoustic guitar, sunshine and elephant whispering. Once the undergraduate era of her life comes to an end, she plans to perhaps seek a graduate degree in film and television production or go straight to pounding the pavement as an actor and getting used to the sound of slammed doors. Writing has and always will be the constant in her whirlwind life story.
June 17, 2008
Paulina Mis
The government recognizes the dire financial circumstances of numerous undergraduate students, and slowly, steps are being taken to change things for the better. Three new federal grants have been created within the past two years, the maximum Pell Grant award has risen and interest rates on undergraduate Federal Stafford Loans will begin their gradual descent this fall. But…where does that leave graduate school students?
According the Council of Graduate Schools, the number of students seeking master's and doctoral degrees is expected to rise by 12% between 2006 and 2014, and many of these students will need financial aid. While certain aid does not apply to graduate school students, plenty of assistance is available to those who know where to look. Here are just a few options:
Federal Aid Unfortunately, graduate school students are not eligible to receive federal grants, but federal aid in the form of federal work study and low-rate student loans (Stafford and PLUS) are still an option. And while the recently passed College Cost Reduction and Access Act will not lower loan interest rates for graduate school students, those who borrowed before July 1, 2006 will see a substantial drop in their bill. Variable interest rates on federal loans will decrease from 7.22%to 4.21 % this year.
Scholarships and Grants Numerous scholarships and non-federal grants are not just available to graduate school students, they are restricted to them. Companies and organizations frequently offer aid to graduate school students who display an interest in work that aligns with their goals. After all, these scholars can be the future innovators of their industry. To find scholarships you may be eligible to receive based on your year in school or major of interest, try conducting a free college scholarship search.
Employer Assistance Students who commit to working for a certain employer may be lucky enough to receive full or partial compensation for an additional degree. This is often the case with hospital staff, educators and employees who could help their companies profit through new skills and certifications.
September 4, 2007
When combined with free scholarship and grant opportunities found at
Scholarships.com, government grants can significantly decrease, if not completely
cover, a student's financial needs. Unlike loans, grants do not need to be repaid;
unlike federal work study and assistantships, there is no labor involved. When students
submit a FAFSA, they are
automatically in the running to receive government need-based grants. The most well-known
of these is the Pell Grant, but lesser-known government grants are also available.
Here is a breakdown of grants students may find on their FAFSA award letters:
The Pell Grant is the largest grant program in the United States, awarding undergraduates with
millions each year. The Pell Grant is the foundation of all government aid. Seeing
as Pell Grant money is free, awesome GPA or not, students should take advantage
of all offers before moving on to Federal Work Study and government loans. Unfortunately,
students don't always get their fill with Pell Grants. During the 2007-2008 school
year, students may only receive up to $4,310 in aid from Pell Grants, and not all
eligible students receive this much. This may seem like a drop in the bucket for
those who need $12,000 or more each year, but every penny counts.
Students with extreme need may be eligible for the Federal Supplemental Educational
Opportunity Grant (FSEOG). Like the Pell Grant, this is a grant for undergraduates.
It is intended to provide additional assistance to the neediest of students, those
with the lowest expected family contributions. Students may receive up to $4,000
each year in FSEOG funding, but awards may be as little as $100 per year. The award
received will depend on the time of application, the level of need, and the rules
at each school's financial aid office.
This is a new grant introduced during the 2006-2007 school year. Students who felt
their merit-based aid opportunities were thwarted by grades that did not sufficiently
reflect their abilities may receive some compensation. Up to $750 will be awarded
to first-year undergraduates and up to $1,300 for second-year full-time undergraduates
who have completed a difficult high school program. The state or local education
agency is responsible for deciding which schools are deemed rigorous. For information
on high school eligibility based on state, visit the Department of Education. As this is still a need-based grant program at
heart, only students who were deemed needy enough for Pell Grants can receive Academic
Competitiveness Grant money.
The National Science & Mathematics Access to Retain Talent Grant (National SMART
Grant) is awarded to third and fourth-year college students. Students who major
in the physical, life or computer sciences, math, technology, engineering or a foreign
language determined to be essential to national security may be able to supplement
Pell Grants with SMART Grants. Up to $4,000 per year may be awarded to each recipient.
A more detailed list of eligible fields of study may be found here.
In addition to government grants, students may find school grants on their award
letters. These, unlike the government grants, usually take academic achievement
into account. Some may also consider a student's financial need. To find out more
about institutional grants offered at each college, students should visit their
school website and conduct a scholarship and grant search at
Above is a list of grants students can receive by submitting their FAFSA, but students
don't need to stop there. Myriad scholarship and grant opportunities are available
to them at Scholarships.com, and they aren't restricted to undergraduates and those
determined to be needy by government standards. To conduct a free scholarship and
grant search, visit Scholarships.com,
and find money for college.
September 19, 2007
Scholarships are great, all free money is. But as is true for earned income, students who receive awards may have to report them to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). To be in the clear, undergraduate and graduate students should take the time to check if their scholarships and fellowships are tax free. As long as students are careful about how they spend the money, their awards will probably be tax exempt.
Scholarships and Grants are tax exempt if:
1. The recipient is a degree candidate at an educational institution with a regular faculty, curriculum and enrolled body of students who attend at the location of educational activities.
2. The scholarship money is used for required tuition, fees, books, supplies and equipment. Scholarship money used for room and board, travel and optional supplies is taxable.
3. The recipient is not accepting the scholarship in exchange for services received (e.g., teaching and research). This rule does not apply to scholarships received from the National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program or the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship and Financial Assistance Program.
Sometimes, only a part of a student's scholarship or fellowship will be taxable. For example, a student may receive $3,000 in fellowship money from a school. However, $2,000 of the money will be offered in exchange for assisting a professor in her research (fellowship money usually accompanies such stipulations.) The remaining $1,000 will not be taxed, as long as it is used for qualified school expenses. A student's future research service earnings may have to be estimated and reported, even if the work has not yet been completed.
To be certain that all income is accounted for, students should take a look at scholarship conditions and whether they can be used to cover qualified expenses. Students who believe their scholarship and grant money may be taxable should report their award to the IRS. If the scholarship is not taxable and the student has no income aside from the scholarship, a tax return does not need to be filed. To find additional information on scholarship, grant and fellowship opportunities, students should conduct a free scholarship search and take a look at Scholarship.com's financial aid resources.
August 29, 2007
Some of the best things in life are free, especially when it comes to financial
aid. Students who fill out a FAFSA will quickly realize that a world of financial assistance is at their fingertips.
Of all government aid, Pell Grants are definitely the sweetest. Providing aid to
millions of undergraduate students each year, the Pell Grant is the largest grant program in the U.S.
Used loosely, a grant is a monetary award that does not need to be repaid. Graduate
school grants tend to come with some research strings attached, but not the Pell
Grants. All students who submit a FAFSA will be automatically considered for Pell
Grants, and all they need to do is to fill out the admittedly pesky form. Information
about whether they qualify for aid and how much aid they qualify for will be sent
to students by their respective colleges. These school "award letters" will usually
arrive sometime between March and April, though dates do vary.
Students who got into college by the hairs of their chinny chin chin need not worry
about being ruled out for aid. Pell grant money has nothing to do with GPA, athletics,
involvement, talents, and all other things that make the average student shudder.
These awards are based mainly on financial need.
If you are raising your eyebrow suspiciously, you deserve a pat on the back: Pell
Grants are not perfect. The government can help you, but only to a point. Aside
from the financial aid eligibility issue, Pell Grants have fairly low caps. For
the 2007-2008 year, the maximum Pell Grant award is $4,310, and this is not the
award most students will receive. The amount of aid a student will receive depends
on financial need, the cost of school attendance and the length of stay. The hourly
status of a student is also considered. Students who can fit their schoolbooks into
a purse will receive less aid than those who attend full time. Graduate school students,
unfortunately, are not even eligible. Students who cannot attend with
under $5,000 in grants may need to look elsewhere for financial aid. Students who
show extreme need, graduate from a competitive school or plan to major in the math
& sciences may be eligible for additional government grants. Those who don't
should consider applying for scholarships, non-government grants and fellowships.
A great place to perform a financial aid search is Scholarships.com. With 2.7 million
scholarships & grants worth over $19 billion, Scholarships.com has something
for everyone.
For more information on Pell Grants, visit Student Aid on the Web.
For additional information on financial aid, visit the Resources Section of Scholarships.com.
June 11, 2008
Affording a college education is becoming increasingly difficult, but help is available. Students who demonstrate financial need can look to numerous sources for assistance in paying for tuition and living expenses. Even those who do not demonstrate exceptional merit can qualify. Below is a list of financial aid resources students may be eligible to receive based on financial need. Additional need-based awards may be found by conducting a free college scholarship search.
Federal Grants The Federal Student Aid office oversees programs that comprise the nation's largest source of student aid. Each year, billions in aid are awarded to college students across the country. The best of these, federal grants, do not have to be repaid. Students can look to federally-run need-based grants such as the Pell and the FSEOG to help pay for college expenses. Grants that are based on both merit and financial need—the SMART and the Academic Competitiveness Grant—are also a good option.
Federal LoansThough less attractive than grants, federal loans tend to have lower interest rates and better, more flexible, repayment options than private loans. This holds particularly true for need-based subsidized Stafford Loans and need-based Perkins Loans. Students interested in taking out a federal loan will first have to submit a FAFSA.
Sallie Mae Scholarships The Sallie Mae Fund is one of the largest sources of non-federal college aid. All awards offered by the organization have a need-based component. Since 2001, the Sallie Mae Fund has given away $12.7 million in scholarships to more than 5,000 college students.
College Scholarships Students may be eligible for need-based aid offered by their college or university. Elite colleges such as Harvard, Northwestern and Stanford have been particularly gracious with their awards—Harvard students whose parents make less than $60,00 do not have to pay for tuition, room and board or expenses—but others are following in their footsteps.
April 11, 2008
Among the many complaints voiced by students in need of federal aid are those concerning insufficient Pell Grant awards and a lack of consideration for students who are smart, but not exactly the braniac kind of smart. These are valid worries, and while they have not been tended to fully, the SMART Grant is a start.
Approved by the Senate in late December of 2005, the relatively new SMART Grant allows students who have demonstrated financial need to receive over and above their annual Pell Grant limit. Eligible students may receive up to $4,000 in SMART Grant money just by filling out a FAFSA.
Because the SMART Grant has been largely overshadowed by the more common and better-known Pell Grant, many students are unfamiliar with the award. The SMART Grant can more than double a student's grant money, but there are a number of stipulations that considerably narrow the eligibility pool.
To be eligible for the SMART Grant, students must have already demonstrated sufficient financial need and must have been eligible for the Pell Grant. But that in itself is not enough. Students must also be majoring in the physical, life, or computer sciences, mathematics, technology, engineering or in a foreign language determined critical to national security. To show that they are dedicated to graduating with a degree in one of the aforementioned fields, students must have already completed the first two years of their undergraduate program—while maintaining at minimum 3.0 GPA. Additionally, students must be enrolled full time and must be taking at least one course required for the completion of their major during the term the grant is received.
Assuming the student meets all of the above criteria, the SMART Grant can make a big difference in an individual's ability to cover college costs. A Pell Grant award may not exceed $3,410 for the 2007-2008 schools year, an amount unlikely to cover annual college tuition, let alone fees and living expenses. An extra $4,000 would certainly make a difference.
September 28, 2007
After an anxious wait on the part of students and lenders, President Bush finally signed the College Cost Reduction and Access Act into law. And you know this is big if MTV reported on the bill even though partying at club Les Deux wasn't involved.
According to the new law, the maximum Pell Grant offered to students will increase while the subsidies the government offers student lenders will decrease. This is the biggest boost in student aid since the GI Bill for veterans---and a fresh change from the 2005 $12 billion financial aid cut.
Among those who will benefit are needy students eligible for government grants and those who borrow from the government. Currently, students are eligible to receive a maximum $4,310 Pell Grant each year. This number will increase gradually, reaching a high of $5,400 by 2012.
Under the act, new subsidized Stafford loan interest rates will also be cut. A low point of 3.4 percent will be available to students who borrow between July 1, 2011 and July 1, 2012. Unfortunately, students will have to wait until 2008 to take advantage of this change. Until then, they are stuck with the current fixed 6.8 percent loan interest rate.
Students who plan to teach in low-income neighborhoods after graduating may also benefit. Future teachers may receive a $4,000 TEACH Grant for each year they attend school (up to $16,000 for undergraduates and $8,000 for graduates), but a pretty detailed list of additional eligibility criteria must also be met.
The bill was largely a result of New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's investigation into illegal actions within the $85 billion student loan industry. The investigation revealed that numerous financial aid administrators, including one from the Department of Education, received financial incentives from lenders who hoped to improve their standing with schools.
Some of the financial aid changes outlined in the act were previously considered, but Cuomo's investigation provided much-needed impetus. Although Bush had initially threatened to veto the bill, he agreed to sign once recommended changes were made. In a White House photo, the president is shown signing the bill with four smiling college students, three smiling congressmen and a smiling Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings looking over his shoulder. A sign that read, "Making College More Affordable" hung from his desk.
December 19, 2007
The whole "college graduates earn $1 million more than non graduates over their lifetime" stat is getting a bit trite. I'll give you a few more if you're not convinced that college is a worthwhile investment.
College graduates enjoy greater career security
College graduates can offer their children a more secure financial future
College graduates are healthier
College graduates are more likely to contribute to society
Anyway, you get the picture. The problem isn't that the whole "follow your dreams" thing makes no sense. The problem is affording those dreams and affording the time and preparation it takes to follow them. Most of us don't make enough money to loll around devoting our days to perfecting our sculpting skills and sharpening our 3 point shots. Even those with less risky dreams can't always afford to test the waters, especially if the schooling required to get those jobs is too expensive and time consuming. That's why so many students find themselves having to compromise their initial career goals after realizing their dream jobs won't allow them to pay off student loans. Let's just say that the need for qualified teachers isn't caused by a disinterested public.
Sorry, I didn't mean to be gloomy. I swear there's a silver lining. Financial aid in the form of government grants and outside scholarships is readily available to students in difficult situations. Without a cloud of college debt hanging over your head, "The Road Not Taken" may suddenly become an option. The financial aid information found at Scholarships.com will help you familiarize yourself with the FAFSA, government grants, corporate scholarships, private scholarships, the ins and outs of student loans and myriad other financial aid opportunities. Whether you're interested in preliminary information or ready to get down to business by finding scholarships, we can help you do it.
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Yale Journal of International Affairs (YJIA) is a graduate student-run academic journal designed to faciliate and encourage discussion of issues in international affairs by highlighting the research of professors, graduate students, and practitioners in the international affairs field. The inaugural edition will be published in May 2005.
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Sundance Institute Begins 2013 Playwrights Retreat at Ucross Foundation
The Sundance Institute Theatre Program has begun the 2013 Playwrights Retreat at Ucross Foundation. The 13th annual writing colony at the 20,000-acre working cattle ranch outside of Sheridan, Wyo. takes place through February 22 and provides a supportive environment for artists to create new work and receive guidance and reactions to it at an early stage. Under the supervision of Philip Himberg, Artistic Director of the Theatre Program, and Producing Director Christopher Hibma, the Playwrights Retreat is made possible through the generosity of Ucross Foundation.
Notable artists and projects supported through the Playwrights Retreat program include A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder by Steven Lutvak and Robert L. Freedman (Hartford Stage Company and La Jolla Playhouse), Song for the Disappeared by Tanya Saracho (Goodman Theater, Chicago), ToasT by Lemon Anderson (Under The Radar), and Appropriate by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Humana Festival).
As previously announced, the six artists selected for the 2013 Sundance Institute Playwrights Retreat at Ucross Foundation are:
Radha Blank: Ms. Blank is a writer for stage and screen. Last fall, the World Premiere of her play SEED received eight 2012 Audelco nominations including Best Playwright. Plays include HappyFlowerNail, American Schemes, SEED, nannyland, Casket Sharp and Kenya, her first solo show. Awards and Fellowships include New York Foundation for the Arts Artists Fellowship, Nickelodeon's Writers Fellowship, The Public Theater's Emerging Writers Group Fellowship, The National Endowment for the Arts New Play Development Award and the 2011 Helen Merrill Award Emerging Playwright Award. For 2012-13, commissions include 32 To Base, a play about immigrant cabbies in the South Bronx for EPIC Theater Ensemble's Sunshine Series as well as Rice and Chicken Parts, a play about restaurant workers. Her latest play, Confections, explores how baking masks a mother and daughter's dark secret in a small North Carolina town and is part of a trilogy based on the United States eugenicists movement. Her solo show, HappyFlowerNail, about a Korean-owned nail salon in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, will be presented in The Public Theater's 2013 New Works Now Festival.
Joy Harjo: Joy was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and is a member of the Mvskoke Nation. She has won a Native American Music Award (NAMMY) for Best Female Artist of the Year. She performs solo as well as with her band, The Arrow Dynamics. She has appeared on HBO's Def Poetry Jam. Most recently she performed We Were There When Jazz Was Invented at the Chan Centre at UBC in Vancouver, BC and appeared at the San Miguel Writer's Conference in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Her one-woman show, Wings of Night Sky, Wings of Morning Light, which features guitarist Larry Mitchell, premiered in Los Angeles in 2009. Her seven books of poetry include such titles as How We Became Human- New and Selected Poems and She Had Some Horses. Her awards include the New Mexico Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts, the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Native Writers Circle of the Americas, and the William Carlos Williams Award from the Poetry Society of America. She was recently awarded 2011 Artist of the Year from the Mvskoke Women's Leadership Initiative and a Rasmuson US Artists Fellowship. She is a founding board member and treasurer of the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation. Soul Talk, Song Language, Conversations with Joy Harjo was recently released from Wesleyan University Press. Crazy Brave, a memoir is her newest publication from W.W. Norton.
Michael John LaChiusa: The Public: See What I Wanna See, The Petrified Prince, First Lady Suite. His other musicals include: Queen of the Mist (2012 Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical); Los Otros, (lyrics and book by Ellen Fitzhugh); Bernarda Alba; The Highest Yellow (book by John Strand); Little Fish; The Wild Party (Tony nominations for Best Score, Best Book, with George C. Wolfe); Marie Christine, (Tony nominations for Best Score and Best Book): Chronicle of a Death Foretold (Tony nomination for Best Book, with Graciela Daniele and Jim Lewis); Hello Again; and Break/Agnes/Eulogy for Mister Hamm. His operas include Send (who are you? I love you), Houston Grand Opera, and Lovers and Friends (Chautauqua Variations) Lyric Opera of Chicago. Mr. LaChiusa is an Obie-Award winner and the recipient of the Gilman-Gonzalez-Falla Musical Theatre Award. He is a composer for The Wonder Pets, for which he received two Emmy Awards and has written special material for Neil Patrick Harris and Hugh Jackman for the Tony Awards and Hugh Jackman on Broadway.


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For debut series, I'm going to be focusing on John Cena. What if he wasn't in WWE? What if he was in TNA?
I believe that Cena is a HUGE part of the WWE. From the attitude era-pg era.
This is Mikey A and my first blog will be about what I look forward to the most: finishers. A finisher can make or break the superstar. IMO Santino was a good wretler up until the cobra. Christian before the frog splash. Sin cara before the Swanton Bomb. So without further ado, lets just jump right into it.
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I found this with my Dad at Houghton Quarry in Dunstable today along with some shells and other things. It was in hard chalk (that was also limestoney). Is it a shark's tooth or a coprolite?
It is hard to tell, but I think it is a fossil crab or a fossil lobster. It also could also be a bone fragment, but I would say fossil crab. I hope an expert gives their opinion on this one because it is very interesting.
I`m fairly sure this is a heteropolar shark coprolite.
Thats a very nice specimen. I agree, it is a shark coprolite.
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A very interesting find - well done, your specimen looks a lot better than the ones we find on the Holderness coast that are usually contained in pyritic cannonballs from the Lower Jurassic about 200myo.
You have had a couple of I,Ds on your specimen and was wondering if I had something similar, I have posted these images before but to me they are just plain old coprolites that I would like to learn more about.
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I had a housemate once who regularly used dandruff shampoos, always left that distinct sulphury smell.
One of my renters says he smells hydrogen sulfide (his diagnosis) coming from his bathroom sink and shower drains "occasionally". He is familiar with the smell as he tests water as part of his job duties so I guess he knows what he is talking about. Assuming he is correct, what would cause this odor and what can I do to to get rid of it?? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I had a housemate once who regularly used dandruff shampoos, always left that distinct sulphury smell.
At least two possiblities;
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2. The sink's overflow pipe is "fouled" and turning the faucet on forces the odor into the room.
3. Unless the traps have failed it is NOT coming through the drain lines.
My money and experience is on #1.
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So, assuming it is the hot water what can I do??
I'm going to guess that it is coming from the drain, not from the faucet. There is probably a bacteria culture established in the soap scum residue. Pouring bleach probably would knock it back for a while but it is likely to return unless the soap scum is cleaned out.
I had the problem in my shower drain and was pouring some bleach in it every week. I finally got rid of it by running a brush down it. I used one of those 3 inch brushes made to get dust out of a dryer vent.
I have also had bacteria get established in the vinyl hose of the hand sprayer at the kitchen sink. I took it off and ran a wad of cloth with bleach through it like one would do cleaning a gun. My cold supply line to my bathroom vanity also had the same issue which was resolved the same way. I keep my hot water temp high enough that bacteria cannot establish on the hot supply. The bacteria never did come back, so I'm guessing I contaminated it during installation and that there is not a bacteria problem in my water.


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