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I've seen several ancient ruins during my years living in Mexico: Chichen Itza, Tulum, Yobain, Ek Balam, Palenque and Lamanai (ok, that last one is in Belize). When people ask me which one was my favorite, I always think hard about it and come up with the same answer: "They're all… so beautiful in their own way!" Chichen Itza is amazing in its importance and scientific details. Tulum has the best location on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean. Yobain is so tiny and unknown that it feels as if it belongs to a select few of us. Ek Balam is secluded and has the best buildings to climb. Palenque has a striking contrast of dark gray stone and lush green, and you can explore inside the temples. Lamanai has incredible views and is fun to get to. During my recent trip to Oaxaca with Mexico Today, I jumped at the chance to see the Zapotec ruins of Monte Alban. I'd heard of it before and seen a few pictures, but nothing could have prepared me for how beautiful it really was. Set atop a carved-out mountain, the site stunned me with its… immenseness. I'm not sure if it's bigger than Chichen Itza or Palenque, but it sure LOOKS bigger. From several vantage points you can see the entire site, with towering mountains in the background. Definitely one of the most surreal and awe-inspiring things I've seen. Our guides throughout the trip were from El Convento Tours. I highly recommend them if you're ever in Oaxaca! The company belongs to the Martinez family… who will forever live on in my heart as some of the best storytellers I've ever met. (If you get the chance to meet them, ask to hear about the "rebozo". Trust me.) We took a van up into the mountains, less than half an hour from our hotel. Once there, it was a steep but surprisingly easy walk up to the museum, where our guide Ulises gave us a fascinating tour, talking about Zapotec customs (sacrifices, pottery, writing and friezes) and beauty secrets (flat foreheads, crossed eyes and pointy teeth embedded with jewels, sexy!). Then we made our way up to the ruins. Filled with temples, stairs, plazas, a ball court, an area for human sacrifice and breathaking views, Monte Alban is truly an unforgettable site. So where does Monte Alban stand on my list of favorite ruins? I'd say it's tied for first with all the rest. Disclosure: I am being compensated for my work in creating and managing content as a Community Manager for the Mexico Today Program. I was also invited on an all-expenses paid trip to Oaxaca as part of my role. All stories, opinions and passion for all things Mexico shared here are completely my own.
I remember my first taste of agua de horchata. I was living in Acapulco and I stopped by a little neighborhood cafe with a girlfriend. She told me it was a refreshing drink made with rice, vanilla, cinnamon and sugar. This piqued my curiosity because I had a hard time understanding how rice… could be refreshing. The waitress set a glass down in front of me filled with what looked like milk with a slight beige tint. I took a sip, and my love affair with aguas frescas was born.
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By Lisa Coleman For many, many years the big chain hotels defined tourism in Mexico. Over time, however, the boutique hotel experience has… carved out quite a niche for itself. It seems more and more travelers are looking for an intimate and authentic look at Mexico. They are stepping away from the one price fits all "wrist band" vacation and opting for time in something with some cultural bite. In 1999, I was working in Mexico full time and started to hear a buzz about a new hotel group. Back then, Mexico Boutique Hotels (MBH) was just getting a foot hold in the market. Today MBH is one of Mexico's most prominent and respected hotel associations and has raised the bar high for small luxury properties. The lovely and brilliant Sylvie Laitre is the Director of Mexico Boutique Hotels (MBH). Originally from Canada, Sylvie graduated with dual (bilingual: English and French) degrees in Communications and Leisure Studies (specializing in tourism development) from the University of Ottawa. She worked in Canada in museums, at festivals, and even as a private fashion consultant (while in college). She moved to Mexico to learn Spanish and never looked back. She moved up through the ranks of the hotel world wearing a number of hats ranging from guest services, sales, and reservations to accounting, reception, and public relations. I recently talked to Sylvie about MBH and learned more about the "boutique" experience in Mexico. Tell me about MBH and how it came to be, how long it has been around and a bit of the history? MBH was created at a time when hotels didn't have websites (and if they did, they were unilingual or very poor), when large travel sites didn't see the point of promoting small boutique hotels and when it was still difficult to find someone that spoke proper English when calling hotels. The founder—John Youden—met boutique hotel owners through his travels in Mexico and realized they all had similar challenges; promoting on a very, very small budget, being taken seriously as far as quality, and understanding the hotel business (as most were not hoteliers). These small properties needed economies of scale and a brand of quality that would help put them into a group and give travelers, agents and writers the confidence that these were quality hotels. They needed a bridge and MBH became that bridge. These hotels also needed eyes and ears outside their property… Someone who was watching trends, keeping up with technology, monitoring the industry, etc… And I do that for them. How many properties in how many states? And what are the requirements are to be a member? MBH was founded in 1999. Today, we have 35 hotels in 26 destinations throughout Mexico. The criteria are part tangible (quality linens, elegant decor, original artwork, great amenities, etc) and part intangible (how does this hotel make you FEEL? Are you inspired to take a photo everywhere you look? Does the property tell a story? Is it part of the local heritage? Does the hotel a clear voice and personality?) In translating this concept into hotels, potential member properties must be intimate in size (our requirement is under 50, but most have less than 30 rooms), be meticulously and tastefully decorated, have perfectly choreographed, impeccable service and, most importantly, be willing to go to great lengths (and think outside the box) to provide guests with a faultlessly tailored, exceptional experience. What do you feel the appeal is of the smaller properties in Mexico for the boutique traveler? This is a great question as I just posted something in Spanish on our blog (inspired by a recent study I read about the appeal of B&Bs and Inns): My title was Hoteles Boutique de Mexico; calidad, calidez y conocimiento (quality, warmth and knowledge). Basically, the appeal of a small hotel is just that: Quality of experience, decor and services. Warmth in service and details. Knowledge of local culture and the ability to help guests connect with this. As a society, we are over-informed, over-digitalized, and over-programmed nowadays. The small, boutique hotel takes you back to simpler times where you matter, and where the experience is truly personal. Travelers want unique, meaningful experiences and MBH is one of the channels. Small boutique hotels are also affordable, competitive, good to their loyal visitors and focused on 'celebrating' your visit. Boutique traveling is a completely different experience than the all-inclusive route, what's the single most important thing you want travelers to know about that experience? All-inclusive experiences (aside from their economical pluses) are tailored to please groups of people and therefore must be standardized and somewhat generalized in terms of what they offer. They are molded to please the majority of guests who do not want to venture out of their comfort zone too much. A boutique experience throws you out of the zone…in a good way. It allows you to connect, to experience something different and to immerse yourself in a local culture. I know some of the properties are located in "off-the-beaten-path" locations; can you address the fears that travelers may have? True, many are off-the-beaten-path. But, the very nature of the boutique hotel (taking care of you even before you arrive) makes sure someone is expecting you, in many cases picking you up directly at the airport, sending a driver, etc. My personal philosophy is that an unbeaten path presents much less traffic and thus, less interest for potential trouble makers. Like anything, and anywhere in the world, preparedness, knowledge and common sense are important. How are the hotels working together to thrive in this tourism climate? I've seen more cooperation in terms of recommending each other. Group promoting is important and necessary. Shared co-op ads have been placed in key national magazines, and we have a good repeat guest program where our hotels pamper past MBH guests (even if the person did not stay in their own hotel). The hotels are working together to make the MBH traveler feel special and hopefully encourage more repeat business between properties. There are other hotel groups in Mexico, what makes you unique? Our niche. Our bi-cultural position (knowing and living in Mexico yet still understanding what a foreigner expects and needs). Our size (in terms of operation): we're not corporate. We're not government run. We're just a very tiny group of people that love Mexico, love hotels and curate them in order to help others have the best experience possible. We don't accept hotels that want to buy membership and we must know each of our properties. I recently made an important decision that I believe truly sets us apart. We no longer commission bookings. We can still help with reservations BUT not through commissioning. I am allowing the hotel to present its best rate and allowing the traveler to get the best deal on my site. I want to be a channel and a voice for small hotels. I want to be a friend for travelers that want a good recommendation. What are the goals of MBH and what are your plans for the future to build your brand? I want to give great, small hotels a platform to promote, a network to communicate with each other and share tips and strategies. I want to help fantastic hotels continue to get the word out and help them see what is so great about themselves. It's also very important for me to be their eyes/ears on the Web. They don't have the time or the resources to monitor activity and reputation. I enjoy doing this and keeping them aware. For the traveler, I want to be a friend. I want to be the girl who lives in Mexico, who visits hotels; the one who will tell you the truth. The one who puts together a list of places she thinks are pretty fantastic. For the media and travel agents: a one-stop shop. A place for advice, for recommendations, for the latest news on boutique hotels in Mexico, for current deals, etc. I'm updating our site to be more of a portal with great links to others sites. I don't need to know everything; I just need to know where to find it and how it all fits in. We'll be posting relevant blog posts on our hotel pages for example now. Great articles on other sites, maps, destination reviews; anything I think can help a traveler make a more informed decision. And of course, if they need me, I'm always an email away. Sylvie and Mexico Boutique Hotels are a dynamic combination. They are a small group with a huge impact. This attention to culture and detail is fantastic trend for all travelers and could change the face of how we see travel in Mexico. For more information visit http://www.mexicoboutiquehotels.com/ and for Sylvie's blog go tohttp://www.mexicoboutiquehotels.com/wordpress/. MBH is launching a new website in the next few weeks so stay tuned. Disclosure: I am being compensated for my work in creating and managing content as a Community Manager for the México Today Program. All stories, opinions and passion for all things México shared here are completely my own. Mexico Today is a joint public and private sector initiative designed to help promote Mexico as a global business partner and an unrivaled tourist destination.
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Huatulco has been one of my favorite beach destinations since my first visit in 1997. Since then, several of the large resorts have changed name and ownership, there are new paved roads, hotels, shops, and tourist amenities, but the area maintains a laid-back feel, the beaches are as clean and… beautiful as before, and the natural areas surrounding the resort development are just as lush and verdant as ever. Since my first visit to Huatulco I have returned many times, staying in budget hotels or enjoying the modern amenities of an all-inclusive resort, and most recently enjoying the convenience of a vacation rental. I've always enjoyed the lovely beaches and striking landscape, but in recent years my appreciation for Huatulco has grown even deeper, particularly because of the efforts that are being made to protect the beautiful natural areas that surround it. Located on the Pacific coast of the Mexican state of Oaxaca, Las Bahías de Huatulco (the Bays of Huatulco) is made up of nine protected bays that stretch over 22 miles of rugged coastline with 36 unspoiled beaches, as well as a national park. Established in the mid-1980s, Huatulco was the fifth resort development to be initiated by FONATUR (Mexico's National Trust for Tourism Development) after Cancun, Ixtapa, Loreto and Los Cabos. Huatulco was designed from the outset to be ecologically sustainable, and the community has maintained its commitment to protecting the environment. As one of FONATUR's "Integrally Planned Centers" there is a plan for the long-term development of the area that ensures proper management of natural resources, so that development and economic growth do not adversely impact the marine and terrestrial ecosystems. The Huatulco resort development is surrounded by the Sierra Madre del Sur mountain range, where you can find coffee plantations set amid semitropical forests. In 1998, the Huatulco National Park was founded, protecting 5516 hectares of marine territory and 6375 hectares of land which are officially set aside to be left undeveloped. In 2006 this area was listed as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Over 700 species of animals make their home in the park, as well as a wide variety of fish and shellfish. The park is open for scuba diving, bird-watching and hiking. Huatulco is the only destination in the Americas to have received EarthCheck Gold certification, evidence of the commitment of the Mexican government, business owners, and residents to protecting the natural environment. EarthCheck (previously Green Globe) is an independent organization which offers environmental benchmarking for the hotel and tourism industry. In order to achieve certification, a property or community must show evidence of superior levels of practice in several different areas, including water and waste management, renewable energy, biodiversity, and conservation of natural species. Some of the measures which have been taken to reduce the environmental impact of the tourist development in Huatulco include a water management infrastructure including 17 km of storm protection channels, 23 re-lift stations for sewage treatment and management, and harvesting structures which collect storm water runoff. A recycling center has been built, and a training program for hotel staff, area residents, and local schoolchildren has been instituted. My most recent visit to Huatulco was this past January. I went with my family and the family of a longtime friend who was visiting from Canada. Since we both have small children, we decided the most comfortable accommodation option would be a vacation rental. My internet research led me to Villa Valencia (http://www.villapaita.com/valencia.html), a villa with two separate guest houses and a private pool, located by the Tangolunda golf course, and a short drive to the beach. We enjoyed shopping in the local market and preparing food (and cocktails!) in the well-equipped kitchen. The best part about staying in a vacation rental was being free to have our meals and activities at whatever time was convenient for us, with no worries that we or our children might bother other guests. Since my husband is an avid birder he would rise at dawn and venture out to roam the area around the golf course with his binoculars, while the rest of us slept in or got up for an early morning dip in the pool before breakfast and then heading out to the beach. We enjoyed visiting different beaches each day, particularly La Entrega and El Arrocito, beaches which have gentle waves and were perfect for our little ones to play in the sand by the water with no fear that a large wave might come and knock them over. We would have lunch at a beachside palapa, and in the late afternoon head back to our villa to rest and enjoy quiet evenings. On the final day of our stay, the men took the children to the beach and my friend and I enjoyed a ladies' day of pedicures and shopping in La Crucecita. A most satisfying vacation! Huatulco is a wonderful beach destination, offering a variety of conditions within its various bays. Parents of small children will be pleased with the beaches that have gentle waves and safe swimming and snorkeling conditions, others looking for more excitement may prefer beaches with stronger waves. Nature lovers will be thrilled with the diversity of birds, animals and plants in the area. But one thing that should please all visitors to Huatulco is knowing that they've chosen a destination that's committed to being environmentally sustainable.
Mexico is an excellent destination for a vacation or extended stay for families with children of all ages. A visit to Mexico can expand children's horizons: they'll be introduced to a different culture, language, and beautiful landscapes, and they'll have a great time as well. Mexican culture is… extremely child-friendly, and people are very welcoming of families with children, and will go out of their way to be helpful to them. It's a very large country and there are sites and activities to interest all ages. There's plenty for children and their parents to see, do and learn in Mexico.
Las Bahias de Huatulco (the Huatulco Bays), most often referred to simply as Huatulco (pronounced "wah-tool-ko"), is a beach area made up of nine bays with 36 beaches. Located on the Pacific coast of the state of Oaxaca, 165 miles from the state capital of Oaxaca City, and 470 miles from Mexico City,… this area was chosen in the 1980s by FONATUR (Mexico's National Tourism Fund) for development as a tourist resort area. Huatulco stretches out over 22 miles of coastline between the Coyula and Copalito rivers. It is set within a beautiful natural area with the Sierra Madre mountain chain forming a beautiful backdrop to the tourist development. The lush lowland jungle vegetation is particularly verdant in the rainy season, from June to October. Its biodiversity and pristine landscapes make Huatulco a favorite destination of nature lovers.


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Because we compute prime point DFTs by converting them in to circular convolutions, most of this and the next section is devoted to an explanation of the split nesting convolution algorithm. In this section we introduce the various operations needed to carry out the split nesting algorithm. In particular, we describe the prime factor permutation that is used to convert a one-dimensional circular convolution into a multi-dimensional one. We also discuss the reduction operations needed when the Chinese Remainder Theorem for polynomials is used in the computation of convolution. The reduction operations needed for the split nesting algorithm are particularly well organized. We give an explicit matrix description of the reduction operations and give a program that implements the action of these reduction operations.
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1101-17 (2001). Symposium: Evidence of Innocence Offered by the Criminal Defendant: "Not So Fast."
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773-81 (1992). Symposium: Does Evidence Law Matter?
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - The president of the University of Alabama is acknowledging that campus sororities have used race to make decisions on new members, and she's ordering changes.
The university posted a video statement Tuesday in which President Judy Bonner says Alabama's Greek-letter organizations are segregated by race.
Bonner says "systemic and profound changes" are required.
She is ordering sororities to begin using a recruitment process in which new members can be added at any time. She's also expanding the maximum allowable size of the groups to 360 people to increase the chances for prospective members.
Bonner enacted the new policy Monday just days after the student newspaper, The Crimson White, detailed allegations that alumnae of some all-white sororities had blocked chapters from adding two black students as new members in August.
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Overall | Art | Animation | Character Design | Music | Series Story | Episode Story | Reviewer | |
Buy | 8 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 10 | 8 | Anonymous #3161 | [series:423#3161] |
Last updated Tuesday, September 15 2009. Created Tuesday, September 15 2009. |
One of the best classical animes i have ever seen! Akira Toriyama is a freaking genius.
Watch | 7 | 6 | 6 | 7 | 7 | 6 | Ggultra2764 | [series:423#1552] |
Dragon Ball Z, there was Dragon Ball. This action-comedy was focused around young Goku's journies revolving around seven magical balls called the Dragon Balls that grant a wish to whomever gathers them all. Unlike DBZ, there is greater focus on comedy focused around the silly antics and quirks of the characters. From the pure-hearted yet dense and naive Goku to the smart yet vain Bulma, you get enough laughs out of many scenes of this series that you see, whether with character interactions or in battles. While the character types seen in this series are done to death in later similar titles, it was the norm with Dragon Ball during that time. The best arc you get to see the effective mix of comedy and action is during the first arc revolving around Pilaf. Being introduced to the episodic villians with their unusual quirks make for some good laughs, especially the expression on their faces when they get beaten by a kid in the form of Goku. But beyond the Pilaf arc, Dragon Ball does lose a good amount of its charm. Later arcs revolve around Goku and other characters either getting stronger, competing in tournies, or beating a foe out to rule the world for no reason. These are elements commonly found in generic action anime titles. While the earlier mix of action and comedy is still around at some points of these arcs, it gets downplayed as the series continues on. Of the Dragon Ball trilogy, I consider Dragon Ball the best of the bunch. The later titles get too focused on the action and ridiculously powerful characters that it lost touch with the original action-comedy mix found in DB. The series is worth buying for the Pilaf arc. Beyond that, I wouldn't bother wasting money to buy or rent later episodes of the series. Last updated Sunday, November 16 2008. Created Sunday, November 16 2008. |
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Watch | 6 | 5 | 7 | 8 | 8 | Lordcloudstrife | [series:423#2553] | |
Last updated Thursday, April 19 2007. Created Thursday, April 19 2007. |
This is not my favorite out of the Dragonball animes. A lot of people liked it more then Dragonball Z, I'm still trying to figure it out. Possibly because it is a bit less serious then Z and GT. It has more comedy moments and less action. Of course it still had action. My favorite was the Master Roshi versus Goku fight. Dragonball being compared to Z is kind of pathetic, if they never made Z I might have been more positive about it. The art of course was bad, it was made in the 80's. For the 80's it was good though. It brought the story together and was a good watch. I probably wouldn't buy all the episodes but maybe a some of my favorites. It wasn't bad for its time and it is aired on the Dish channel Colours at 9:00 Mon-Fri. Any die hard DBZ or DBGT fans who want to know what Goku was like as a kid should watch it.
Watch | 6 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 8 | Tammi | [series:423#1732] |
It's really quite amusing because of the character's- Goku isn't a big super strong legend yet- he's just a little monkey boy! The art and animation isn't that good in my opinion. Unlike DBZ and DBGT, there aren't whole epsiodes where the two fighting simply scream the whole time, and switches from screaming to worried people. Dragon Ball still has that new show kind of thing going on- you're just learning what its about, and the series isnt just being stetched out. The best part is the look on the bad guys faces when they get beat by a little kid XD Last updated Thursday, December 16 2004. Created Thursday, December 16 2004. |
The first thing you'll probably notice about this series is the humor. I'm not sure if you'll find the jokes amusing, or everything else. I go out of my way to watch it because the lines are horribly funny, and its SO amusing! The jokes are pretty bad, but some are okay ^^; ||||||||
Rent | 7 | 6 | 7 | 4 | 7 | 7 | Dunpeal | [series:423#946] |
than the other 2, that's why I like it so much. Goku was so funny because he was so innocent and naive... like when he sees a car for the very first time and thinks it's a monster. Yamcha was pretty funny too at the beginning when he was afraid of girls. But my favorite was the "dirty old man" Master Roshi. What a pervert! He wanted a date with Bulma and she was only 16! "Ehh heh heh" Last updated Wednesday, September 03 2003. Created Wednesday, September 03 2003. |
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Buy | 6 | 6 | 6 | 1 | 8 | Kari | [series:423#798] | |
Dragon Ball trilogies that I really liked. Sure the fights drag on and on, but nowhere near as long as those of Dragon Ball Z/GT. Dragonball is also really funny. I think it's one of those shows even old people can enjoy. I could forgive the Goku character for his stupidity in this show, because he was supposed to be a kid.
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Dragonball Z, as the level of violence increases and silliness decreases. For example, Goku eventually sets out to destroy the infamous "Red Ribbon Army" single-handedly, but by this point DB has for all intents and purposes become a completely different show than it started out as. I would recommend that you start watching from the beginning, and stay at least until Emperor Pilaf's castle gets demolished, but after that don't be afraid to quit if you detect a loss of the initial charm DB had. 7/03 Last updated Tuesday, March 16 2004. Created Saturday, July 05 2003. |
I found Dragonball to have a unique style of it's own--simple enough for children to enjoy (the fighting part, plus the silly charachters), yet also cleverly written and therefore amusing for adults. This is about the only Anime series which I have both seen on TV and read some of the corresponding Manga, and it's clear that the original comic-book version was somewhat more risque than the Cartoon Network Anime version. My impression is that the series is at it's best at or near the beginning, with priceless charachters like "Boss Rabbit", and of course the perverted Master Roshi. Goku and Bulma work well together--He's both incredibly strong and seemingly incapable of doing wrong. His only weakness is that he is extremely naive, too. Bulma is beautiful, clever, but also rather vain. Anyway, later on it seems as if Dragonball is trying to become more like the extremely popular (but somewhat overrated) ||||||||
Watch | 6 | 7 | 8 | 7 | 8 | 8 | .hack//Phil | [series:423#656] |
DBZ or DBGT, then you have to watch this. It is the entire story of Goku and let's you see what everyone was like before the Z team. I watched DBZ before I saw DragonBall. I found it very interesting to find out what the charactors were like before DBZ. It's also pretty funny to watch them walk around thinking they are the best when you know the power that they have in DBZ. Last updated Sunday, April 27 2003. Created Saturday, April 26 2003. |
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Rent | 7 | 5 | 7 | 5 | 7 | 7 | Cenit | [series:423#45] |
Dragon Ball series, and its in one word kind of stupid. Dragon Ball starts telling the story of the Dragon Balls, but soon after that its just the story of Goku, a little kid with super strength. Because Goku loves to fight he becomes stronger and stronger, and the series itself becomes just a cycle of bad guy/bif figth, and so on. It is not an action anime, I would put it down as a comedy, and as a comedy is not that bad. And of course, Akira Toriyama classic trademark of poorly design characters is evident here. Last updated Friday, May 31 2002. Created Friday, May 31 2002. |
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Underemployment Persists Since Recession, With Youngest Workers Hardest Hit
Underemployment Persists Since Recession, With Youngest Workers Hardest Hit
Underemployment has remained persistently high in the aftermath of the Great Recession with workers younger than 30 especially feeling the pinch, according to new research from the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire.
Underemployment is defined as part-time workers in search of full-time work or working part-time because the hours of a former full-time job were reduced involuntarily.
"While on the decline, these rates have yet to return to their prerecession levels. Moreover, as the recession and other economic forces keeps older workers in the economy, openings for full-time jobs for younger workers might remain limited in the short-term," said Justin Young, a doctoral student in sociology at UNH and a research assistant at the Carsey Institute.
His research is presented in the brief "Underemployment in Urban and Rural America, 2005-2012." The analysis is based on data from the Integrated Public Use Micro Sample for 2005–2012 of the Current Population Survey.
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For more information, please see the Scout Camp 2014 page.
2013 – 2014 Website Updates!
4 OctHello Scouts, parents and leaders of Troop 37,
We have finally begun the process of updating the Troop 37 website. The initial process includes updating the Troop Calendar for 2013-2014. I've made updates through the month of October, and I'll roll the remaining changes out over the next week or so. Following that I'll start making other updates related to activities and other information over the coming year.
I'd also like to identify a scout to help manage web site updating and maintenance. Once I have a scout on-board for that, I'll have them announced here.
During this time of transition, if there are any problems with the website, please let me know!
Troop 37 Webmaster
Jim Brennan
29 Aug**NOTE** Troop announcements have been streamlined. Ongoing items such as Help Wanted, Training Opportunities, future events (High Adventure, Service projects , …) and …will be sent on once a monthly basis in a separate e-mail.From Troop 37 to all our friends and Scouters,
TUESDAY APRIL 9th TROOP MEETING
Troop Meeting is April 9th, 7pm ~ 8:30pm at GLC.
See attached for the Troop Meeting Plan for assignments. If you have a duty assigned and can not attend arrange for a substitute and notify your SPL Mark Bishop his contact information is:firstname.lastname@example.com or (630) 208-5967.
**Reminder** : ALL Patrol Leaders and Troop Guides are required to CALL their patrols, inform them of the troop meeting, encourage attendance to the Troop Meeting and share below information
Troop Elections (for SPL and PL's) and Jr. Leadership appointments; As of Troop Elections held on Tuesday, March 5th we have a new SPL. Mark Bishop his contact information is:email@example.com or (630) 208-5967. The troop is still in need of leaders see attached chart for vacancies.
**In addition; If you are considering any leadership position review the respective role in your Troop 37 Handbook (the Green Book) and see Mr Sparacio 708 642 6752 or email@example.com for approval. For Current Open Leadership Positions See attached TROOP LEADERS
Troop 37 Spaghetti Dinner
This year's Troop 37 Spaghetti Dinner will be Saturday, April 13th, 4-8 pm at the Geneva Lutheran Church. Feel free to share the attached flier
We still need Adult volunteers for the main dinner stretch from 4:45pm to 615pm and from 6:15pm to 7:45pm. Also all scout families who can are requested to bring at least one baked item for our desert table / bake sale.
Please pick up tickets at the next troop meeting (April 9th).
Tickets are: $10 adults, $7 seniors, and $5 for kids (ages 5-11), and there is a Family rate available for $33
This year's sales goal is $99 per scout.
There will also be an adult sign up sheet at the troop meetings for anyone who is interested in helping out at the dinner.
Ticket money can be turned in the day of the dinner, or at the April 9th or April 16th meetings.
There will also be a bake sale at the dinner (more information to follow later)
Contact : Dave Heidlauf (312) 282-1377
Spaghetti Dinner Sponsorship opportunity
Would you, or your family, or your business like to be a T37 sponsor at our Spaghetti Dinner and join our Sponsor Wall (at the south end of the dining room)
Your color Logo or Name :
8.5×11″ with color border $25
11×17 with color border $50
Plus your contact info on a take-home flier (optional).
8.5×11″ with color border $25
11×17 with color border $50
Plus your contact info on a take-home flier (optional).
Contact Kim Valentine at firstname.lastname@example.com or 630-287-1199 c by Tues, April 9th!
April Troop Campout
See attached for more information and the Permission Slip for this months campout. As Reminder forms are not longer be available at the signup table or at Troop Meetings. Print the attached form and bring it.
Scoutmaster Assistant Scoutmasters 4/2 Meeting
The 4/2 SM/ASM Meeting has been rescheduled to; Tuesday 4/9 from 6~7pm(before the Troop Meeting). All SM's and ASMs are welcome to attend. Your input is appreciated and encouraged.
See attached revised Troop Calendar.
Some notable changes
- April 13 Spaghetti Dinner
- June 30-July 6 Summer camp
Please keep in mind the calendar is a active document and changes will occur. Changes will be noted in the weekly troop announcements.
Campout Attendance Guideline (3/19/13)
Our Patrol Leaders Council is concerned regarding the increasing occurrence of scouts coming late to and leaving early from troop campouts. The PLC has developed and Troop Adult Leadership supports the attached guidelines addressing attendance to troop campouts. Please read them carefully and print them for review when appropriate.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding
Troop 37 PLC and Adult Leadership
All: Effective this March we will replace the Yahoo group e-mail distributions with Troopmaster web announcements. For the remainder of February you should receive the same e-mail notice from both Yahoo and Troopmaster web. Please contact John Easton at email@example.com if you do not receive the announcements from the Troopmaster web mailbox so that he can update your e-mail address.
Shooting Sports to support the Special Olympics
This year, Three Fires Council is requiring all troops to complete their re-charter process by Jan 31st. Because current memberships are active thru Mar 31st, we do not feel that it would be reasonable to require everyone to submit all their paperwork and fees before the end of January. HOWEVER, to satisfy Council and National BSA, WE NEED ACKNOWLEDGMENT from each currently registered adult and youth of their intention to re-charter or not by Jan. 22nd, 2013. Please follow the timeline below to insure that your membership will stay current and that our re-charter volunteers will have what they need to maintain your active status Troop 37.
1. Due by Jan 22nd:
It's simple….. send an email to Kim Valentine at email@example.com that you WILL continue or WILL NOT continue your membership with T37 after 3/31/13. You may send one email for your entire family of scouts and adult leaders.
PLEASE NOTE: Your email confirmation to re-charter means that Troop 37 will pay, on your behalf, $16.00 for each renewed membership. Should you decide not to continue after March 31st you'll be asked to reimburse Troop 37 this amount.
(If you miss the Jan 31st re-charter process, you may still continue your membership at any time by submitting a new BSA application form PLUS all the paperwork and fees (see Checklists)).
Now for the paperwork and fees…
2. Due by Feb 12th: Early Bird Bonus Deadline!
For each Scout and Adult Leader: Turn in all completed paperwork PLUS pay all fees by Feb. 12th (see Checklists) and EARN $10 in SCOUT ACCT CREDIT for EACH on-time registration. Credit will be added to the scout's account. Note: BSA Med Forms have been revised.
3. Due by Mar 12th: Deadline for all paperwork and fees to re-charter
For each Scout and Adult Leader: Turn in all completed paperwork PLUS pay all fees by Mar. 12th (see Checklists).
4. After Mar 31st: If you change your mind….
Should you decide not to continue after Mar 31st, you'll be asked to reimburse Troop 37 the $16.00 per person that it paid on your behalf.
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630-879-8008×106 418 Willow Ln, Geneva IL 60134
See attached (READ NOW and SAVE…) for IMPORTANT recharter information
- Conduct Form
- Med form Part A & D
- Med form Part C
- Med form Part D
- Recharter Checklist – Adults
- Recharter Rules – Scouts & Adults
Quartermasters Letter
See attached Quartermaster News Letter in contains with many practical and helpful tips for camping and the maintenance of your troop gear from our Troop Quartermaster Advisor Mr Fournier
ADDITIONAL MERIT BADGE REQUIREMENT for EAGLE SCOUT RANK
The BSA will be requiring Cooking MB for all new Eagle Scouts, regardless of when they earned Life or began work on their Eagle, starting January 1, 2014.
This will be very important for our troop, as we have so many Life Scouts who are unlikely to make this deadline (everything must be turned in and complete except the BOR).
Scott Helm and Pam Davis will be teaching the Cooking merit badge course some time in the Spring on a first-come first-served basis, watch the announcements for more information.
GENTLY USED UNIFORMS WANTED (A Scout is Thrifty)
Our scouts are attending the 2013 National Scout Jamboree as well as National Youth Leadership Training this summer.
Both these events require scouts to wear Class A shirts, boy scout pants or shorts and boy scout socks. The Jamboree requires 2 Class A shirts.
We will be collecting these items at troop meetings throughout the next few months.
What are we collecting?
Class A Shirts
Boy Scout Pants
Boy Scout Shorts
Boy Scout Belts
Boy Scout Socks
Questions? Call Kathy Gagnon 630-402-0663
Deposit due date change, deposit due April 12th!
Troop 37 scouts,
We have been given a reprieve due to the snow storms that happened a couple of weeks ago. The Chicago Area Counsel has extend the deposit due date to April 12th which means you have to get me your deposit by April 10th.
Summer Camp will at Owasipppe Scout Reservation, Blackhawk Camp, in Twin Lakes, MI., June 30th thru July 6th.
Please printout the attached "Deposit Form" (one for each family) and bring the completed form and deposit, with you to the April 2nd or 9th troop meetings or drop it off at my house (823 Foxwood Circle).
Also, all medical forms need to handed in by May 1st.
Dates, fee's and important information will be published and posted in the weekly troop e-mail , so please read them carefully !
Watch for additional Summer Camp e-mails with all the camp information and forms attached !
Thanks and feel free to contact me if you have questions.
Yours in Scouting
Bob Herrera
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Thanks and feel free to contact me if you have questions.
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2013 National Jamboree – July 2013
If you are even considering Jamboree or would like more information go to http://summitblog.org/map/ . It is a terrific way to see some of the fun that will be waiting for us next Summer and register.
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August 9~August 11- Jr H/A Canoe/Kayak Trip, Prairie Du Sac Wisconsin
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From: Scott Helm, Committee Chair, Troop 37
To: The Families of Troop 37:
Operating a Scout Troop the size of Troop 37 requires a large number of
dedicated parents, willing to work in the background to produce a great program
for our Scouts. Many of the parents who have shouldered some of these tasks
will soon be retiring from the troop as their boys age out and move on. While
we will be sad to see them go, we are hoping that parents of our younger Scouts
will be willing to step up and take on the responsibilities that remain.
Below is a list of Committee Positions that will be vacated this year, along
with the names of the adults who currently hold those positions. Please
consider assuming one of these roles to support your Scout's troop. Not only
will your Scout benefit, but I believe that you will find the work rewarding as
well. All of the adults who currently hold these positions are willing to
assist in the training of any new adult volunteer. If you are interested in a
particular position, please feel free to contact the current volunteer, or
contact Ro Sparacio, Ron Kutz, or me, and we will be happy to facilitate the
Charter Organization Representative: currently Ron Kutz
Weekly Email Announcements: currently Ro Sparacio
Life-to-Eagle: currently Bruce Crown
Re-charter Chair: currently Kim Valentine
Wreath Sales: currently Kim Valentine
Summer Camp: currently Bob Herrera
Chaplain's Aide: currently Rob Simmons
Troop Master: currently Brad Scott
Training: currently Bob Tomaszewski
Thank you for your consideration of these important positions, and for your
continued support of our Troop.
Please feel free to contact me, Ro, or Ron with any questions.
Yours in Scouting,
Scott Helm
Committee Chair
Troop 37
Maintain the non-advancement Troop Master database beginning at the end of this year.
Data entry/database management position. Keeps Troop Master program updated with all information about the Scouts and leaders other than advancement
Contact Scott Helm firstname.lastname@example.com
Kyla Keime is our Advancement Chair overseeing all Eagle Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. Anyone who has completed their merit badges, project and fulfilled their leadership responsibilities for Eagle should be in contact with Ms. Keime at email@example.com about setting up an Eagle Board of Review with members of our Committee and a District Representative.
Trish Helm is our Co-Chair overseeing all Merit Badges and Rank Advancement other than Eagle. All Scouts who have merit badge blue cards to turn in, and who have completed rank advancements, contact Mrs. Helm at email@example.com or see her at a Troop Meeting. She will collect all cards and forms, take them to the Scout office, and bring awards to the next meeting for distribution, whenever possible.
John Easton is our Co-chair overseeing all Troopmaster records of advancement, service, camping, and roster details. If anyone feels that their troop information needs to be updated, please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Easton at email@example.com .
Our troop thanks these three people for their willingness to step up and serve in these roles that are so vital to the success of our Scouts.
LIFE to EAGLE
Life to Eagle Chair needed by June 2013—please contact Bruce Crown for details of the position
The Troop Committee is in need of a Quartermaster Advisor. The position is held by a committee member that assists the Troop Quartermaster with the management of all troop gear. The QMA reports to the Committee Chair. Contact Scott Helm for more information at email@example.com
General duties include:
- Procurement of camping equipment
- Work with the Troop Quartermaster in managing inventory to include proper storage and maintenance
- Assess equipment needs with Scoutmaster, Senior Patrol Leader (SPL), and Troop Quartermaster to ensure that the necessary equipment is available for each outing.
- Periodically report on equipment status to the Committee as needed
Co-Coordinator of Camping Sign-up.
Assist Donna Zander to collect registration forms and money, and help organize driving. Attend two Troop meetings per month, when camping sign-up is occurring. reports to Camping Chair Mike Causa
Troop Chaplain
The Troop Chaplain is an adult who may be a troop committee member, the executive officer of a religious chartered organization, or serves in another leadership capacity in the Troop.
- Provides opportunities for all boys to grow in their relationship with God and their fellow Scouts
- Encourages Scouts to participate in the religious emblems program of their respective faith.
- Is familiar with 5.11 Chaplain Aide section of the T37 manual.
Troop Secretary
- Stay informed of Boy Scouting literature, materials, records, and forms to help leaders function effectively. Help new Scout leaders by telling them what resources are available
- Work with Troop Webmaster
- Handle correspondence for the Troop (troop publicity)
- Keep notes on business conducted at Troop leaders' meetings
- Compile pertinent information, compose and send weekly e-mail announcements to the troop
The leadership of Troop 37 makes every effort to equip both Scouts and Adults in order to help keep our troop safe, effective and better informed. The first step in doing so is by consistent training events held in and
outside the troop. "Every scout deserves a trained leader" If you have just registered and taken your Youth Protection Training, you need to log into your www.MyScouting.org account once you have your Scout
Member ID#. Your ID# is on the Membership card you received from our Committee Chair Scott Helm firstname.lastname@example.com 630 845 0340. Without tying your training account to this ID# you will not receive the credit for taking the class.
*NOTE* Effective March 1, 2011 FULLY TRAINED and Registered Scout Masters, Assistant Scout Masters, USCRs and Committee Members of Troop 37 are eligible for"Complimentary camping fees" do not include grub fees and activities/equipment rental (i.e. Rock Climbing, Skiing, … ). . Contact: Troop Training Chair BobTomaszewski firstname.lastname@example.com or (630) 208-0643 for details and qualifications
Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmasters – Training is required for your positions. To be considered "TRAINED "the following is mandatory, This is Scouting, Youth Protection Training, and Fast Start for Scoutmasters, (all of these can be completed online at www.MyScouting.org ). Also required is Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training, and Outdoor Leader Skills for Boy Scout Leaders.
What's the expiration of my trained cards? Other than the Youth Protection Trained (YPT) card most trained cards do not indicate a expiration date. The following link provides a list see last bullet point http://scouting.org/Training/TrainingUpdates/Archives/201004.aspx
SM/ASM Specific Training – Sat. Mar 2, 2013 – 8am-4pm – Von Oven Scout Reservation, Naperville – Must pre-register by Feb 20th – Jennifer Griffin (630) 848-0136.
THREE FIRES COUNCIL WOODBADGE COURSE in 2013
Course Info Flier:
Wood Badge Course C7-127-13
Troop 37 will offer a full reimbursement to all Troop 37 Registered Leaders of the early sign up fee, upon full competition the WB Contact Scott Helm or Ro Sparacio for full details before registration.
Sunday, Aug 4, 2013 (Sunday) 1-4 pm / Orientation Meeting
August 23-25, 2013 (Friday 7am – Sunday 5pm – 3 full days) Part 1 of the Course
September 20-22, 2013 (Friday 7am – Sunday 4pm – 3 full days) Part 2 of the Course
All 3 sessions will be held at Camp Big Timber in Elgin, IL.
Mike Koehne - 2013 Wood Badge Course Director
The course fee is $280. Course size is limited to 48 participants, SIGN UP EARLY! You can reserve your space in this course by filling out the online application and submitting a non-refundable deposit of $50. All fees must be paid by July 15, 2013. Receive an Early Bird discount of $30 off the course fee, if you pay in full by May 1, 2013. Troop 37 will offer a full reimbursement to the early sign up fee upon full competition the course Contatct Scott Helm or Ro Sparacio for full details before registration.
ThreeFires Council Outdoor Ethics – Leave No Trace Trainer Course
FLIER with INFORMATION
This 16-hour, overnight training course is designed for adult and youth members of Scouting 14 years of age and older, who value the land and want to teach others how to protect and preserve it. Participants receive introductory training in Leave No Trace skills and outdoor ethics in a condensed two-day format. TheTrainer Course assists the student participants in learning more about the seven principles of Leave No Trace and techniques for disseminating these low impact skills. Completion of a Leave No Trace Trainer course is also a requirement for the Boy Scout Leave No Trace Trainer position within troops.
Participants will learn the concepts of Leave No Trace and prepare to teach Leave No Trace Curriculum in a variety of settings: schools, camps, parks, wilderness and front country areas. Course topics include the underlying ethics and seven principles of Leave No Trace:
- · Plan Ahead and Prepare
- · Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
- · Dispose of Waste Properly
- · Leave What You Find
- · Minimize Campfire Impacts
- · Respect Wildlife
- · Be Considerate of Other Visitor
Participants will be required to teach an assigned Leave No Trace Principle to the group in a 15- to 20-minute lesson. Participants who successfully complete the course will be registered with the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics in Boulder, Colorado as a Leave No Trace Trainer. They will also receive a Leave No Trace Trainer certificate, a trainer pin, and will be qualified to teach Leave No Trace techniques and ethics.
Dates: April 26th – 28th, 2013 (Camping from Friday, April 26th to Sunday, April 28th)
Location: Von Oven Scout Reservation, Naperville, IL
Time: 5:00 p.m. Friday until 11:00 a.m. Sunday
Gear: Additional information on paperwork and gear will be provided after confirmed registration.
Cost: Before April 14th $75.00; April 14th – 20th $85.00 (Includes Camp fees, Trainer Packet, Leave No Trace Materials and Food)
REGISTER ONLINE FOR THIS COURSE <https://www.threefirescouncil.org/oldsite/component/dtregister/?controller=event&task=options&eventId=164>
View Photos of the 1st TFC Leave No Trace Trainer's Course (held May 2012) in the TFC Photo Gallery <http://www.threefirescouncil.org/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=140>
Troop 37 Training Scholarships are available for both Scouts and Adults see Scott Helm or Ro Sparacio
WILDERNESS FIRST AID, FIRST AID, AND CPR TRAINING (open to adults and scouts 14 yror older) Please consult the 1st aid training page for dates & locations for the various 1st aid courses available. You must have a valid CPR card (also offered on 1st aid training page) taken after 1/1/2010. For additional required and supplemental training go to http://www.threefirescouncil.org/training-mainmenu-35/training-eventsfliers-mainmenu-69
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Show this clip to your buddies when recruiting or when they say, "Boy Scouts is for …. ."
That's right! Six episodes of the reality TV show "Are You Tougher Than a Boy Scout?" will air on the National Geographic Channel starting Monday, March 4, at 8 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Central time.
Invite your Scouts to watch the exciting trailer to get ready for the show. Also, visit the "Are You Tougher Than a Boy Scout?" website atwww.ToughScout.com for additional fun activities and an opportunity to share Scouting photos through social media!
Get "Tougher's" cool digital downloadable Web banners and background screens from the Marketing Toolbox atwww.scouting.org/marketing. Pass the word – "Tougher" is coming to town!
In an effort to reduce the overwhelming amount of e-mails we all face each day and to reduce confusion, troop leadership makes every effort to limit our troop wide announcements to weekly Sunday afternoons. If you have an item you would like to submit, please provide them to Scott Helm or Ro Sparacio for approval no later than 12 pm the previous Saturday along with a suggested script and time period you would like it run in the announcements. This means if your request(s) are time sensitive you may need to submit them a week or more before the event. Your understanding and cooperation in adhering to the guideline will be greatly appreciated by all.


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This one was sitting on my hard drive getting dusty… I know you've all seen enough of my dune photos to last a lifetime, but I really liked the colours and texture of this one…
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