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Some links that caught our eye on Thursday, April 12:
- Google reports $10.65 billion in revenue for the first quarter 2012, splits stock.
- The Fox News mole found out and fired (Part I).
- Bill O'Reilly with topless woman (Part II).
- Court: Managers can't make workers take lunch break.
- Questions that suck the creativity out of a room.
- New Nook lets there be light.
- The $1,300 videogame (kind of).
- Who wants to be the next Best Buy CEO?
- How to misuse Kickstarter.
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Christian Lacroix, Haider Ackermann, Martine Sitbon, Bruno Frisoni. They all gathered at the Palais de Tokyo last night for a one-of-a-kind, one-woman fashion show: The Impossible Wardrobe, conceived and curated by the Musée Galliera's Olivier Saillard and starring none other than Tilda Swinton. The performance lasted nearly 40 minutes, or about four times the normal length of a fashion show. No one minded. On the contrary, the crowd gave the duo a standing ovation.
Wearing white gloves, a lab coat, and beige suede pumps, Swinton variously carried, clutched, and presented vintage clothes and accessories up and down the runway, making eye contact with the audience along the way and pausing in front of a mirror to measure up how she might look if she was allowed to put them on. "It's not possible to wear the clothes in a museum," Saillard said, by way of explaining the show's concept and name. "If Tilda hadn't accepted our proposal, we wouldn't have done it." Above Swinton, a news ticker spelled put the pieces' provenance, and there were some truly special items here: a 1968 Paco Rabanne dress worn by Brigitte Bardot, Elsa Schiaparelli-designed gloves with built-in gold talons from 1936, an embroidered top that belonged to Isadora Duncan in the 1920s, even a tailcoat covered in gold bullion worn by Napoleon. The Oscar winner actually sniffed the collar on that one, as if to get a sense of his essence. "C'est sublime," said Bouchra Jarrar afterward. "A new way to talk about the history of fashion. One must never forget history." In the history of this season, this will rank as one of its most fabulous moments.
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going there tomorrow, can't wait!
Sounds fascinating! Isn't it The Impossible Wardrobe though? not Invisible?
My muse.
Can you all see in this picture a face in the background top dark corner, looking at her?
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This sounds absoultely fascinating! I wish this was a traveling show I would love to be able to see this in person!

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Meanwhile, Travis and Wes investigate a suicide at a local hotel, but the seemingly open and shut case is complicated by the discovery of two hundred thousand dollars and a bloody earring at the scene. However, the real surprise comes when the detectives notify the husband of the deceased: it seems the victim, one Justine Winfield, is actually alive and well.
Digging deeper, Travis and Wes soon uncover a tangled web involving identity theft, failing marriages, and an accountant who isn't as adept at hiding his indiscretions as he thinks he is. The detectives soon learn that the answer was right in front of them the whole time, but that may not be enough to save Justine Winfield from becoming a victim for a second time in this complicated case. -
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Delegate Mike Manypenny, D-Taylor, introduced legislation Friday to allow patients suffering from serious medical conditions to use medical marijuana if their doctors recommend it.
Manypenny, sole sponsor of similar legislation last year, said Thursday he would have five new supporters this year.
The bill has already been referred to the House Health and Human Resources committee. Supporters want a legislative hearing on the bill. In the past two years, other legislators have denied those hearings.
Mason Tvert, director of communications for the Marijuana Policy Project, based in Denver, Colo., said Friday, "There is no reason this should not be discussed. It is an issue taken up in dozens of states. It is time for it to be discussed in West Virginia.
"This is part of a nationwide increase in momentum. We've seen medical marijuana bills introduced throughout the country, including states many people might think would not be supportive," Tvert said during a telephone interview.
A majority of West Virginia voters believe the state should enact a law allowing seriously ill patients to use medical marijuana, according to a January 2013 poll conducted by Public Policy Polling.
The survey found West Virginia voters backed medical marijuana legislation by a 13-point margin, with 53 percent in favor of it and 40 percent opposed. The other 7 percent had no opinion.
(Detailed poll results are available at www.mpp.org/WVpoll.)
Tvert said, "What we are seeing is that a majority of Americans, whether they live in West Virginia or California, support allowing the use of marijuana by seriously ill patients.
"We are seeing a lot of discussions going on right now, even in states like Alabama and North Carolina. The real need in West Virginia is for the Legislature to hold a hearing on this bill and stop keeping seriously ill West Virginians out in the cold.


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Modern, comfortable hotel close to shopping, airport
Texas wine country
This Marriott hotel is in the heart of Texas wine country, with numerous wineries and tasting rooms in the area; Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is 6 miles away, and outlet shopping is 1 mile away.
Hot breakfast buffet
A complimentary hot breakfast buffet is served daily. A manager's social, with drinks and light fare, is served Monday-Thursday evenings. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout.
Separate work space
Marriott's guestrooms provide separate areas for working and sleeping. Beds are dressed with triple sheeting; work areas contain a desk and sofa bed. 27-inch TVs have cable, HBO, and pay movies.
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This Grapevine hotel is just 1 mile from Sega Gameworks and the Grapevine Mills outlet mall. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is 6 miles away and downtown Dallas is 23 miles away. The hotel provides complimentary transportation to destinations within a 5-mile radius, as well as complimentary 24-hour roundtrip shuttle (with advance notice) to and from the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
A complimentary hot breakfast buffet is served daily for guests of this SpringHill Suites by Marriott. An evening reception provides beverages and light fare, Monday-Thursday. Coffee is served in the lobby around the clock, and a 24-hour market sells beverages, snacks, and sundries.
A 24-hour fitness center, an indoor pool, and a spa tub provide on-site recreation. Two public golf courses are within 2 miles.
The hotel has 3 meeting rooms with 950 square feet of event space. Complimentary wireless and wired Internet access are available throughout the hotel. Self-parking is available. This property is entirely smoke-free.
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- Total number of rooms - 111
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia's economy grew at one of the fastest rates in the country in 2012, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
The Mountain State tied Indiana and Tennessee with the eighth-fastest rate of growth — a 3.3 percent increase in state real gross domestic product.
(Economics lesson: GDP measures final market value of all the goods and services produced somewhere during a given time period. Saying "real" means it also accounts for inflation.)
West Virginia's growth rate exceeded the national reading of 2.5 percent for the year.
Believe it or not, the state's mining sector was the best performer last year, growing at a 2.44 percent clip, while the utilities sector — declining by 0.2 percent — was the biggest drag on the economy.
North Dakota, with its oil-rich Bakken shale region, logged the fasted rate of growth of any state at 13.4 percent while Connecticut brought up the rear, with its economy actually contracting by 0.1 percent last year.
For the second year in a row, the Southwest region — including Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma — logged the best regional rate of growth at 4.1 percent. New England was the worst, growing at just 1.2 percent.
While West Virginia's top 10 performance is nice, don't break out the party balloons just yet.
The figures released last week are what the Bureau of Economic Analysis calls "advance statistics," or those "based on source data that are incomplete or subject to further revision by the source agency."
Last June, the bureau reported that West Virginia had the third-fastest rate of growth in the country, growing at 4.5 percent.


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Real-Life Hoverboard: COUNT ME THE F IN
Sure, we've all seen magic floating superconductors in action (even before yesterday!), but have you ever seen them USED TO MAKE A REAL LIFE HOVERBOARD CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING A HUMAN?! Because this is what that is. "OLD -- already seen it." Wow, you've basically seen everything, haven't you? "I have." Including your parents naked. "Wait..." No no no -- it's too late to turn back now!
Hit the jump for two videos, the first a shorter one, the second a longer, much more worthwhile one including the hoverboard and track's construction, as well as higher-res test rides.
Thanks to gef, who agrees we're just a shit-ton of magnetic rails and liquid nitrogen away from Back to the Future-ing our asses around town.
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Magnets: Now I'M not even sure how they work. Just hit the jump and watch the video, you won't regret it. My brain actually exploded out of my skull halfway through and was all, "finally, I'm free!" which quickly turned to "oh SHIT, look at this dump!" and regretted leaving.... / Continue →
This is a video of a stack of neodymium magnets 'floating' down a length of copper pipe. I watched it like ten times while trying to brainstorm a functional hoverboard design with no luck. Dammit Marty, you've ridden one -- how the f*** do they work?! "Not on water." God yo... / Continue →


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With mentions in Mashable and SearchEngineLand this Digg like gadget is off to a very good start. The What's Popular gadget shows stories, videos and images that are popular. You can submit your own stuff to the gadget and these things can be voted on.
What's Popular? How about What's Probable?
There are some notable things about how this gadget is made. First off, this gadget is a URL gadget, meaning it is using type="url". This is very interesting to me since Google has not really used this type of gadget for any of it's official gadgets. This type of Google gadget simply displays content from a url, which means the content behind this gadget is at a live web page…
This means that the about url is searchable, indexable, etc. Here it is in the Google results:
This is a full swing, functioning website and will likely serve as the home page of this service at a later date. In other words, expect this service to be a web based feature of Google. This is not a gadget only project by any means.
This service will become popular itself among iGoogle users. In fact, if history serves as a guide, I can almost assure you that this gadget will become a default gadget on new iGoogle pages.
Virtually all competitors to Digg lack one common thing, distribution.
Guess what? By making this a default Google gadget on iGoogle this gadget (and therefore this service) will have around 8 million users almost overnight. iGoogle is a distribution monster.
I am willing to bet three things about Google What's Popular
- It will be a web based service soon
- It will be a default Google gadget on iGoogle
- It will definiately be a contender to other voting sites, even Digg.
This is how Google distributed the Gmail gadget and the YouTube gadget, I see no reason why the same won't be true of the "What's Popular" service as well.


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3 cups loose packed frozen hash browns, thawed 1/3 cup butter, melted 6 ounces diced cooked ham (about 1 cup) 4 ounces Gouda or Swiss cheese shredded (1 cup) 1/2 cup light cream 1/4 teaspoon seasoned salt 4 ounces hot pepper cheese shredded 2 eggs.
Press hash browns between paper towels to remove moisture. Press hash browns over bottom and up sides of a 10-inch pie plate or a quiche dish to form a crust. Drizzle melted butter over crust. Bake in 425-degree oven for 25 minutes. Remove from oven. Reduce heat to 350 degrees. Toss together the ham and cheese and place in the crust. Beat the cream with the egg and seasoned salt. Pour over ham and cheese. Bake uncovered in a 350-degree oven for 25 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Makes 6 servings.
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My neighbors say that my dog starts barking as soon as I leave and doesn't stop until I get home. Why does he do that?
Frequently, dogs who bark while their owners aren't home have learned that barking gets them what they want. Note your reaction when you're home and your dog barks at you. Do you produce a treat, toss him a toy, or run to the door so he can go outside? Housebreaking issues are exempt from that last example. Teaching your dog that barking doesn't cause you to spring into action will help extinguish the behavior.
For the times when you do leave, make sure that your dog is suitably exercised and has cool toys to play with while you're away, and make the good-bye brief and unemotional. Avoid cue words that trip off the behavior you don't want. If your last words are always "I'm going to miss you!" simply stop saying it. Fifteen minutes before leaving, turn on the radio or TV for white noise, give your dog a pacifier, like a stuffed hard rubber toy, and skip the long good-byes. Eventually, he'll look forward to his reward. If the barking continues, and your dog isn't elderly or ill, then consider a citronella collar, a tried-and-true painless remedy. A microphone on the battery-operated collar picks up the bark and discharges a citronella spritz, a harmless, plant-based fragrance that's unpleasant to dogs. Almost 90 percent of owners who used the collars in a Cornell University study reported a decrease in barking. Your dog will have to figure out what's triggering the collar to spray, but he'll soon have the epiphany that his barking is the culprit, restoring peace to the neighborhood.
CITRONELLA COLLAR TIPS* The collar microphone can be activated by other dogs in close proximity, so homes with multiple barking dogs should try another solution. * Sound-sensitive/fearful dogs may be frightened by the spray sound. * Occasionally a "genius" dog learns to turn his head to the side and bark madly until the collar empties and then barks, penalty free, until it's refilled! * I like the Premier Gentle Spray Collar (about $80; available at carealotpets.com and pet stores).
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High School Athletes begin Two-a-Day Workouts
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High School Athletes begin Two-a-Day Workouts
Loyola Athletic Trainer Offers Tips to Prevent Heat Stroke that Killed Four High School Football Players Last Year
MAYWOOD, Ill. -- Practices for football, cross-country and other high school sports in Illinois begin Wednesday and many athletes will do two workouts each day in the August heat.
Last year, four high school football players nationwide died of heat stroke, according to the Annual Survey of Football Injury Research.
Seasons that begin Wednesday in Illinois include boys football, soccer and cross-country and girls tennis, volleyball and cross-country. While some teams schedule practices in the early morning or early evening, other teams with limited field space must practice in the midday sun.
"Players and coaches should take common-sense precautions to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke," said Loyola University Health System athletic trainer Jennifer Janczak. "Players also should expect to be sore after the first days of tryouts. But soreness is not necessarily injury."
Janczak is a sports medicine outreach coordinator in Ambulatory Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation. She is also an athletic trainer for Trinity High School in River Forest and Lewis University in Romeoville. She offers these safety tips:
To prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke:
-- Drink water before practice and during water breaks, even if you're not thirsty. Bring a water bottle.
-- It may seem gross, but check your urine. If it's dark, you're not getting enough water.
-- Don't drink beverages with caffeine, including tea, coffee and soda.
-- If you experience dizziness, nausea, trouble concentrating, headache or heavy sweating, you may be suffering from heat exhaustion. Alert your coach or athletic trainer. Rest in an air-conditioned room, or if that's not possible, get in the shade.
-- Untreated heat exhaustion can develop into life-threatening heat stroke that requires immediate medical attention. Symptoms include confusion, loss of consciousness, frequent vomiting, shortness of breath and skin that feels hot but not sweaty.
Injury vs. soreness
Soreness is normal when starting a new season, new drill or new lifting routine. The aching, weakness and decreased range of motion you feel the next day or two result from challenging muscles. Warming up and stretching can help. Continuing with the program also can ease the discomfort.
Potential signs of injury include pain in a joint or muscle that follows a twist or hit and a sharp pain and/or swelling in a specific area. Tell your athletic trainer. If you try to handle it yourself, you could wind up losing more time.
And make sure your equipment fits. "Equipment that is too big or too small is an injury waiting to happen," Janczak said.
Loyola University Health System (LUHS) is a member of Trinity Health. Based in the western suburbs of Chicago, LUHS is a quaternary care system with a 61-acre main medical center campus, the 36-acre Gottlieb Memorial Hospital campus and more than 30 primary and specialty care facilities in Cook, Will and DuPage counties. The medical center campus is conveniently located in Maywood, 13 miles west of the Chicago Loop and 8 miles east of Oak Brook, Ill. The heart of the medical center campus is a 559-licensed-bed hospital that houses a Level 1 Trauma Center, a Burn Center and the Ronald McDonald® Children's Hospital of Loyola University Medical Center. Also on campus are the Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center, Loyola Outpatient Center, Center for Heart & Vascular Medicine and Loyola Oral Health Center as well as the LUC Stritch School of Medicine, the LUC Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing and the Loyola Center for Fitness. Loyola's Gottlieb campus in Melrose Park includes the 255-licensed-bed community hospital, the Professional Office Building housing 150 private practice clinics, the Adult Day Care, the Gottlieb Center for Fitness, Loyola Center for Metabolic Surgery and Bariatric Care and the Loyola Cancer Care & Research at the Marjorie G. Weinberg Cancer Center at Melrose Park.
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It's actually helped the entire team, Kambola said, both starters and reserves.
"With everyone playing now, the energy from the bench gets better," Kambola said. "The starters feel that, too. Everyone plays to their maximum potential."
The Eagles will have a return of their own tonight. Coach Sean Woods will be back on the bench following a one-game suspension for pushing one of his players during a loss to Kentucky. With assistant Dylan Howard coaching in Woods' place, the Eagles beat Norfolk State 73-67.
Senior forward Milton Chavis leads Morehead State with 18.5 points per game and is the Eagles' only double-digit scorer, but Herrion said they have a balanced lineup where anyone can be dangerous.
"They might be the hardest-playing team we've seen," he said. "They play really, really hard. They've got a lot of guys that can hurt you. They create havoc defensively, they press and get into you."
Kambola said the Herd may be low on numbers, but the team's conditioning should allow it to take on Morehead State's intense challenge.
"We've got guys out here who've played hard, guys who stayed here over the summer and got in better shape," he said. "Morehead may have a lot more guys. We're physically in shape. With the energy of bench and from the crowd, we'll be able to do it."
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NEW YORK NURSE: February 2008
by Mark Genovese
During a two-day session on Jan. 14-15, members of the NYSNA Delegate Assembly (DA) elected officers to its executive committee.
Rod Roca, a Zone 1 delegate from Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center in Ogdensburg, was elected vice president. José Planillo, a Zone 9 delegate from New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan, was elected secretary. Both will start their two-year terms prior to the DA's next meeting in April.
Dianne Gray, an LBU member from Ellis Hospital in Schenectady, attended her first meeting as the delegate from Zone 2. Robin Brennan, Cortland County Health Department, took office as the new delegate from Zone 3. Vacancies in Zones 6 and 9 will be filled after examination of last year's election results.
Susan Casadone from St. John's Riverside Hospital in Yonkers assumed the office of president of the NYSNA Congress of Bargaining Unit Leaders after the resignation of Pat Coll.
"Zoning in," a new feature at DA meetings, gives delegates an opportunity to discuss issues affecting their local areas and bargaining units. At this meeting, participants discussed management efforts to reduce or eliminate pension plans, block NYSNA representatives from meeting with members, introduce performance pay into contract negotiations, and misuse electronic attendance systems to discipline nurses or deny overtime pay. Other challenges include looming hospital bankruptcies and plans to restructure units and services. Delegates also discussed ways to encourage members to turn in protest of assignment forms.
Lorraine Seidel, director of the Economic & General Welfare (EGW) program, reviewed program activities of the past year. Among the highlights:
Delegates discussed the options surrounding continuing relations with the AFL-CIO and the American Nurses Association after NYSNA's recent disaffiliation from the United American Nurses. They also reviewed the national labor climate and ongoing work with area labor federations and central labor councils.


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Disney was willing to pay up to $700 million for Club Penguin, but apparently forgot to renew its domain. Parents can't be happy.
If you go to Club Penguin--like my daughter did--you may get an odd-looking Network Solutions page. It's the page you get when you haven't renewed a domain name. The page has been down for a good chunk of the day. CBS News reported that Club Penguin returned about noon, but a lot of folks still can't get to the site. The outage has been widely reported on Club Penguin blogs such as the … Read more


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Richard III discovery spurs excitement, skepticism (+video)
Richard III's remains have been identified 'beyond reasonable doubt,' say researchers, but others are skeptical of the type of DNA match the team used to confirm his identity.
The announcement that the bones of English King Richard III have been identified "beyond reasonable doubt" has spurred excitement — and some skepticism — among the archaeological community.
Skip to next paragraph"I'm really excited by it," said Lemont Dobson, a historian and archaeologist at the School of Public Service and Global Citizenship at Central Michigan University. "This is one of those things where people are talking about archaeology and real science, not pseudoscience on television."
On Twitter, "Richard III" was trending Monday morning, a fact that generated some amusement among users.
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"Man, when's the last time 'Richard III' was trending? Tewkesbury?" wrote GristList editor Jess Zimmerman, referring to a 1471 battle in the War of the Roses in which a young Richard played a role. That ongoing civil war would take Richard III's life 14 years later, two years after his ascent to the throne.
But some scientists struck a more sober note, warning that ancient DNA analysis is subject to contamination, and grumbling that the results were revealed via press conference prior to peer-review by fellow researchers. [Gallery: The Search for Richard III]
"The DNA results presented today are too weak, as they stand, to support the claim that DNA is actually from Richard III," said Maria Avila, a computational biologist at the Center for GeoGenetics at the Natural History Museum of Denmark. "Perhaps more in-depth DNA analysis summed to the archaeological and osteological [bone analysis] results would make a round story."
DNA of a king
University of Leicester archaeologists announced today (Feb. 4) that a skeleton found months before under a city council parking lot does indeed belong to the medieval king. The researchers suspected the bones might belong to Richard III, because they sported wounds consistent with the king's death in the 1485 Battle of Bosworth Field. Several wounds to the skull, in particular, were consistent with almost immediate death by either brain injury or blood loss.


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John R. Justice Student Loan Repayment Program Overview Congress enacted the John R. Justice Prosecutors and Defenders Incentive Act (the "Act"), codified at 42 U.S.C. §3797cc-21, to encourage qualified attorneys to choose careers as prosecutors and public defenders and to continue in that service. The John R. Justice (JRJ) Grant Program provides loan repayment assistance for local, state, and federal public defenders and local and state prosecutors who commit to continued employment as public defenders and prosecutors for at least three years. The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) has awarded funds to all 50 states and the District of Columbia to serve eligible recipients working within their respective jurisdiction. Each state is required to distribute funding across geographic and population areas to ensure all areas of the state are equitably represented. Funds also are to be divided evenly between prosecutors and defenders. Eligibility Criteria:
Eligible Student Loans The following loans are eligible for repayment with JRJ funds:
The following loans are ineligible for repayment with JRJ funds: Applicants who have consolidated their qualifying loan(s) with a spouse's loan(s) should provide documentation showing the dollar amount each party held at the time of consolidation and calculate what percentage of the new combined loan is attributable to each person. TSAC will look at the current loan balance, and based on the percentage attributable to the attorney requesting participation, will establish that portion as the "loan balance" eligible for repayment. A JRJ applicant may receive the award up to three times and be obligated for only one three-year period of service. However, an additional award received after the original three-year period of service has been satisfied will require one additional year of service in an eligible position. If an attorney voluntarily leaves employment prior to the end of the three year commitment period, or in any subsequent commitment period, the distributed funds received for that commitment period must be repaid. An attorney who leaves employment for another qualified public defender or prosecutor position in Tennessee will continue to be eligible for benefits.
NEW APPLICATIONS FOR 2013-14 – Applicants will use one of three applications depending on whether they have previously received the JRJ award. Choose the correct fillable PDF application (below), print, and submit, along with all other required documentation, to TSAC at the address below. Application 1 – use this application only if you are a first time JRJ applicant. (Application 1) Application 2 – use this application only if you have previously received the JRJ award AND you will not have fulfilled the three-year service obligation by November 15, 2013. (Application 2) Application 3 – use this application only if you have received the JRJ award for all of the previous three years (2010, 2011, 2012). Remember that receipt of JRJ benefits beyond the initial three-year commitment obligates the recipient to one additional year of service for each additional year the award is received. (Application 3) What to Submit with the Application
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All students wishing to register for a BVU travel course must:
- Read all the information contained in this document.
- Print the Travel Course Application Form from the Registrar's Web Page.
- Complete the Travel Course Application Form, obtaining signatures of the academic advisor and Associate Dean of Students (Thomas "Dale" Scully) on the application form.
- Submit the application form to the Associate Dean's Office (DE107D) by September 23, 2013.
- Pay the required deposit for the specific travel course by September 23, 2013.
Deposit and Registration
Once you have completed your application form, make the required non-refundable deposit with the Business Office no later than September 23, 2013 so that you can register for the course during your specified registration time. If you think you may need a loan to assist you in covering the cost of the travel course, please consult with the Office of Financial Assistance no later than early September or the loan will likely not be processed in time for registration. All students will have a "deposit hold" until the deposit has been paid. This hold is released once the deposit has been paid. Consult the information posted below for the correct amount.
It is important to understand that deposits are non-refundable and, at any time following your registration into the course, you will be responsible for all unrecoverable payments made on your behalf for the course. If a course is canceled due to low enrollment, or if a student is not able to register due to the enrollment limit being reached for a course, deposits will be refunded to students.
Once the deposit has been made and registration completed, the balance of the course fees must be paid according to the payment schedule established for the specific course. Each travel course specifies a non-refundable deposit, as well as the payment schedule for payment of balances; students are responsible for paying close attention to the dates listed for the travel course they select.
Note: All international, Dean's Fellows, and Honor's stipends as well as any other institutional funding apply to the final payment for the course.
Registration for Interim Travel Courses is scheduled September 23-27, 2013. Steps to insure you are ready to register for travel courses on time (Steps 1 through 4 below should be completed prior to September 23).
1. Make sure you are current on all financial obligations with the University: If you have any outstanding financial obligations to the university, they must be met prior to registering for Interim and/or Spring. Prior to September 24, contact the Business Office to verify that your account is current.
2. All transcripts from other institutions, including your final high school transcript must be recorded with the University: Transcripts from any college level work (AP, CLEP or 2 or other 4 year institutions) must have been received directly from the other institution by the Registrar's Office prior to September 23 for you to be cleared to register for any travel course (or any other Interim or spring coursework). Until all transcripts are received (including your final high school transcript), you will not be allowed to register for a travel course.
3. Travel course deposit must be paid. The appropriate deposit for the travel course for which you wish to register must be paid before you are cleared to register.
4. Obtain the "Access Code" for the travel course in which you wish to enroll. The Access Code for Campus Connect allows you to register for your intended travel course: Get the access code, a unique number for each travel course, from the instructor of the course. Enter the code to "clear your access" to Campus Connect. This can be done any time after you have paid your deposit and should be done by September 23 or according to the schedule of how your travel course faculty sponsor chooses to release the Access Code for his/her course.
Steps to register for travel courses:
Once your deposit is paid, you have checked that your records (transcripts, finances, etc.) are such that you are able to register, and you have input your access code for the course you wish to enroll in, go to Campus Connect and register according to the registration schedule. Campus Connect will open at 8:15 a.m. each day for registration according to the following schedule based on the number of credits you currently have earned.
Seniors (87 or more credit hours) and Honor Students: Monday, September 23
Juniors (56 to 86 credit hours): Tuesday, September 24
Sophomores (24 to 55 credit hours): Wednesday, September 25
Freshmen (fewer than 24 credit hours): Thursday, September 26
Registration for Interim travel courses will be shut off on Friday, September 27 at noon. At this time, decisions will be made to determine if any travel courses need to be canceled or rescheduled due to low enrollments.
Locations and Costs of Travel Courses
Buena Vista University is committed to offering students opportunities for a global perspective recognizing that global distinctions may be experienced throughout the United States as well as across the world. Regardless of location, Interim travel courses create opportunities whereby students engage cultural, historical, economic, geographical, and/or aesthetic experiences through which they are able to promote personal growth, enhance cultural sensitivity, and expand their world views.
Regardless of the destination of the travel course, Buena Vista University's travel courses create opportunities whereby students experience other cultures first-hand. In so doing, in addition to specific destination learning outcomes, students will be able to:
- Actively engage diverse communities, developing greater intercultural knowledge
- Demonstrate greater intercultural competency appropriate to new settings and diverse communities
- Develop greater understanding of the role of the world citizen and responsibilities world citizens share for their common global future.
Because of the institution's commitment to assisting our students to experience global perspectives, the institution underwrites students' costs to the greatest extent possible. You will see the total cost per person charge listed for each travel course, the cost to students (reflecting the amount underwritten by the university for that course), followed by the payment schedule for each course. Be sure to read all the information provided for each course.
Program costs for travel courses are the most accurate estimates possible. These costs are subject to change due to the rate of inflation and/or unexpected rises in costs. Occasionally courses may be canceled at the close of the registration period (late September/beginning of October) if enrollment is not sufficient. Similarly, if necessary, students may be given an option of increasing the amount they pay if unfavorable exchange rates are realized after the planning stages are complete. In such instances, all students must sign their agreement to the increased costs or adjustments in the experiences will occur to meet the original cost charged to students.
Academic Status
Travel course applicants are expected to be in good academic standing with the university. Students on academic or disciplinary probation will not be allowed to register for international and/or domestic travel courses.
Dates for Travel Courses
Travel courses generally consist of a minimum of 15 days of travel instruction within the Interim calendar. Faculty have the discretion to arrange travel for a longer period of time; courses may occasionally leave prior to the official beginning of the Interim session. Some courses may have on-campus time as well as off-campus travel time. Many courses require preparatory work the semester prior to the travel experience. Students are expected to complete all components associated with the travel course. Failure to attend the preparatory sessions may result in a student being removed from the travel course. If such removal is necessary, the student bears the costs to the institution of his/her removal for failure to comply with course requirements. Travel to South Africa typically occurs in May and June immediately following graduation. It is the student's responsibility to fully understand the travel schedule requirements for the course in which s/he enrolls.
Unexpected Withdrawals and/or Terminations from Travel Courses
Students may experience need for unexpected medical or bereavement withdrawals from travel courses. In such documented cases, students will receive a refund of all recoverable funds; because of the need to commit funds months prior to travel, it may not be possible to refund funds in some cases. The student must provide the Associate Dean's Office with appropriate documentation (doctor's statement verifying the student is medically unable to participate in the course, appropriate documentation related to bereavement issue, etc.) along with the refund request.
If a student is terminated from a travel course any time after registration in the course as a result of disciplinary or behavioral problems, fees will be assessed as necessary and will vary depending on the course and date of termination. No refunds will be made and no credit will be awarded to students who are terminated from a travel course as a result of disciplinary or behavioral problems. If disciplinary or behavioral problems occur while a travel course in underway, the student will be sent home at his/her expense. Additional fees may be assessed in such instances as necessary.
Students are expected to travel to and from destinations with the BVU group as outlined by the faculty leaders and complete all required elements of the travel course for which they are enrolled. Failure to do either likely results in the student failing the course and may suffer additional penalties.
Campus Meal Plans
Students enrolled in BVU 2014 travel courses will automatically receive a meal stipend based on their specific meal plan for the required time away from campus. No application for these meal stipends is needed with travel courses.
Documents Required for International Travel Courses
Travel course participants must possess a valid U.S. Passport. If you already have a passport, check to see when it expires. Passports may be acquired with the required fee (usually approximately $135) at any county Recorder's Office or online at the U.S. State Department's website. Passports can take 8 weeks or longer to be processed. Plan ahead accordingly. See individual travel course descriptions or faculty leading said travel course for information on passport requirements for the course.
Certain countries will require an entry visa. Participants will be advised on visa application and picture requirements by travel course faculty sponsors.
Certain inoculations may be recommended or required for particular travel courses. Specific information on inoculations and where/when to obtain them will be given to participants from the travel course faculty sponsors as soon as the information is available.
Documents required for all Travel Courses
In addition to appropriate passports, visa, and inoculations for international travelers, all students traveling with a BVU travel course must provide which may be found on the Registrar's Web Page:
1) Completed application form (turned into the Associate Dean of Faculty's office by September 23, 2013)
2) Completed medical information form (required for International courses and highly recommended for domestic travel courses) (turned in to the travel course faculty leader)
3) Off-campus Study Contract (turned in to the travel course faculty leader)
Domestic Travel Options
INTM 202: Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon
This course includes observation of how people participate in gambling and how gambling is associated with social factors, as well as an examination of Las Vegas culture. Students approach gambling from sociological, criminological, psychological, gender, cultural, and economic perspectives. Group work on site is a required activity, and a presentation will be carried out upon our return. Trip includes visit to the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam. Course Schedule - 1/6-8: pre-trip class preparation on campus; 1/13-21: Travel; and 1/23-24: Presentation/Discussion on campus.
Limit:10-12 students (students must be 21 or older by the time of travel)
Grading: Pass/Fail
Travel costs: $1850 (air, hotel, transportation, special meal, Grand Canyon tour, cultural events, and insurance); $500 deposit due at Registration, $1000 due Nov. 1, and $350 due Dec. 1.
Led by Miyuki Vamadevan Arimoto, Assistant Professor of Criminology and Annamaria Formichella-Elsden, Professor of English.
INTM 204: New York City/Washington, D.C. Cultural Extravaganza
This 14-day cultural extravaganza leads students in an exploration of two of the world's most famous cities: New York City and Washington, D.C. In New York City we will immerse ourselves in the performances of Broadway and Lincoln Center, including musicals and dramas. New York is an international city, as our tour of the United Nations, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Chinatown will prove. NYC is also a city of beauty and tragedy, as you will see in tours of Ground Zero, the Museum of Modern Art, The Empire State Building, Rockefeller Plaza, Times Square and Lincoln Center, among many stops. You will have free time as well to explore sites not on our itinerary. Washington DC is a city of history and our tours will take us to The Washington Monument, the memorials for Lincoln, Jefferson, MLK Jr, and the veterans of our many foreign wars. But history, here, also includes invention (as you will see at the Smithsonian Air & Space museum and the Newseum) and tragedy (as you will see at The Holocaust Museum and Arlington Cemetery). A trip to George Washington's estate in Mt. Vernon is on the itinerary, as is a stop at the Capitol and a visit with our Congressmen from Iowa. Travel dates; Jan. 6-Jan. 19.
Limit: 20 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip cost: $2899.00 Deposit information and due dates: $500 deposit due at registration. First half (includes deposit) due Nov. 1. Remainder due Dec. 1.
Led by David Boelter, Associate Professor of Art and Bruce Ellingson, Professor of Media Studies.
INTM 206: Storytelling with Walt Disney by Land and Sea
The Business & Media Interim travel course examines the business and communication strategies of effective storytelling, and shares how "Walt Disney's Way" can be used in any field of study or career. Specifically, the course will start at Disneyland in Anaheim, California, then move across the country to Orlando, Florida, home of Walt Disney World and extends to the Disney Cruise Line.
The group will spend 3 days in California learning about Walt Disney and how he created a whole new art form to a new business of storytelling. The California leg of the trip will include Hollywood and both Disney theme parks in Anaheim; Disneyland and California Adventure. Then we follow Walt Disney's dream to Orlando, Florida where we'll spend 5-6 days on land at Walt Disney World. The group will then spend 4 days on sea when they experience the extension of the Walt Disney brand internationally on the Disney Cruise Line. The students will cruise with internationally known Disney author and historian, Jim Korkis on the Disney Magic. During the time in California and Florida, students will go "backstage" to see how theme parks and cruise line really work as well as visit with Disney cast members, historians and authors in storytelling, marketing, media and public relations. Course fee includes plane tickets, hotel in Anaheim and Orlando, Disney cruise, ground transportation in California and Florida, and theme park admissions at 6 different parks. The travel course will be 17-18 days (based on availability). Students are personally responsible for meals, personal items, and transportation to/from the Omaha airport. The trip will be from Jan. 6 to Jan. 21, 2014.
Limit: 10 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $3650 for the California/Florida/Cruise. There is a non-refundable deposit of $1650 due at registration. Final payment of $2000 California-Florida trip is due on or before Dec. 1, 2013.
Led by Jerry Johnson, Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Henry Hardt, Professor of Business Law and Finance.
INTM 220: European Art and Culture
Spend three weeks in six countries this interim! Tour historical sites such as Pompeii, Stonehenge, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Coliseum. View great art, including da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Michelangelo's David, and the Sistine Chapel. Take a canal ride in Amsterdam, browse the leather market in Florence, and see Les Misérables on stage in London. The itinerary is likely to include cities in the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, France, and England. Travel dates: Dec. 27-Jan. 18 (flights permitting).
Limit: 22 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip cost: $4300. Deposit information and due dates: Payment schedule: $1500 non-refundable deposit due at registration in late September. Second $1500 installment due Nov. 1. Remainder due Nov. 29.
Led by Gwen Hart, Assistant Professor of English Composition and Bob Ferguson, Emeritus Professor of Psychology.
INTM 222: Voluntourism- Cruise through the Panama Canal
Join us for a voluntourism trip of a life time. Volunteer in Miami, FL at a local non-profit for two days. Then board a ship which will make stops in the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Columbia, Panama Canal Transit, Costa Rica, Mexico and Los Angeles, where we will volunteer at all locations. On the ship students will participate in class discussion and prepare for port stops. Estimated trip cost is $3500 with travel dates January 8-January 26. Students will need to have additional money for souvenirs, 10 meals, snacks and other necessities.
Limit: to 10 students Grading:Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $3500. Deposit dates are the following: Registration $1000, Nov. 1 $1250 and Dec. 1 $1250.
Led by Matt Hanson, Assistant Professor of Exercise Science and Ashley Farmer- Hanson, Director of Civic Engagement..
INTM 224: Holocaust Studies Travel Course
This travel course is the centerpiece of the Year of Holocaust Studies. Learn about the impact of the Holocaust on Jewish life in Warsaw and Krakow in Poland, and in Prague in the Czech Republic. In addition, we will visit the sites/remnants of the concentration camps Treblinka, Majdanek, and Auschwitz. The trip ends in Israel where we will explore parts of the nation which came into existence, in large measure, as a political outcome of the Holocaust.Travel dates January 6-18, 2014.
Limit: 12 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $4500 ($1000 deposit due at registration; $1000 by Nov. 1; $2500 by Dec. 1 ).
Led by Dixee Bartholomew-Feis, Dean of the School of Social Science, Philosolphy, and Religion and Professor of History; and Elizabeth Lamoureux, Professor of Communication Studies.
INTM 226: India: Delight…Excite…Ignite!
India is like no other country on earth and this interim travel course offers the experience of discovery first hand. Spend time working in a school within one of India's slums and help a child learn or fill a service need. Travel across India and discover what it is like to stand in a temple large enough to hold 25,000 people in prayer, to climb a fortress more than 2000 years old, and to behold the majesty of the Taj Mahal. Travel will take place between January 2, 2014 and January 22, 2014.
Limit: 12 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $4300, with $1000 due at Registration, $1500 due Oct. 31, balance due Nov. 30.
Led by Karin Strohmyer, Assistant Professor of Special Education, and Robbie Ludy, Director of Academic Partnerships and Liaison to Internation Education Programs.
INTM 228: Rwanda – Join us in exploring Rwanda and her people!
Along with traveling through the Land of 1000 Hills and studying the great tragedy of 1994 (and the diversity of responses), we will also spend several days working with a few nonprofit organizations dedicated to teaching nonviolent conflict resolution (groups like Football for Peace-Rwanda http://www.football4peace.eu/index.html, Memos http://memosrwanda.wordpress.com/ and others). This course will also include an animal adventure in either Rwanda or Kenya. Travel dates: around Jan 5-19, 2014.
Limit: 8 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $4444. $1,500 deposit due at registration,$1,500 due Nov. 1, with final payment of $1,444 due Dec. 1. All payments are non-refundable.
Led by Swasti Bhattacharyya, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Relition and Wind Goodfriend, Associate Professor of Experimental Psychology.
SPAN 490: International Experience Salamanca, Spain
You have the opportunity to study in the oldest university in Spain, and one of the oldest in the world. In January 2014 we will be living in Salamanca, a beautiful World Heritage city well over 2000 years old, studying Spanish for three weeks at the University of Salamanca, living with local families in homestays, and experiencing the cultural, historical, and social traditions of Spain. We will also visit other important cities in the region on weekend excursions. This trip is open to all majors and all levels of Spanish ability. This trip will also meet the requirements for the Spanish Major, and an elective for the Spanish Minor.
Limit: 12 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $3000-$3500 (Depending on Excursions, more info TBA). Base Price: $3300 (if the participants reach the 8 person minimum); $3800 (If the number of participants drop below 6). Deposit: $1500, nonrefundable will be due by registration; $900 by November 1, and $900 (plus the extra balance if the enrolment is less than 6) by Dec. 1.
Led by Bethany Larson, Associate Professor of Theatre and Scott Richey, Associate Professor of Spanish.
Summer 2014 Travel Courses (May/June)
INTM 223: Sláinte! The Irish Experience
Leprechauns and magic, 40 shades of green and sheep on the road, pub stories and Celtic music: it's all part of Sláinte! The Irish Experience. While students will enjoy exploring the Irish culture, landscape and learning a little Gaelic, students will also walk away with tangible evidence of their study. The focus of this course challenges students to develop published work for their portfolios and participate in public performances. At the heart of Irish culture is story, and our host, Mr. Batt Burns, is a well known seanchaí, or Irish storyteller. He will demonstrate and teach students the art of Irish oral performance.Students will both attend live performances and have the chance to act, sing, dance, develop and deliver their own stories. The other half of the community performance focus of this course involves storytelling through media. Students will locate, write and photograph the stories of community in the coastal fishing village of Sneem with the promise of publication in the Sneem Parish News annual magazine. Also in keeping with the community journalism focus, students will develop visual narratives for a collaborative book of photography, audio and visual blogs. Through it all, students will develop professional work while exploring Sneem and surrounding villages in County Kerry, iconic natural vistas such as Killarney National Forest, the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, and historic cities like Galway and Dublin. Travel dates: May 27-June 12, 2014.
Limit: 20 students
Grading: Pass/Fail
Trip Cost: $4500. Initial deposit—December 15, 2013 ($1500); second payment—February 15, 2014 ($1500); final payment—March 15, 2014 ($1500).
Led by Andrea Frantz, Associate Professor of Digital Media and Bethany Larson, Associate Professor of Theatre.


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We had very mild weather and seas, compared to our prior cruises we were cruising in a bathtub. Alot of the cruise was spent at ports on shore excursions, but we did a few ship side events. We indulged in the spa the first day. Also attended an art auction. The entertainment on board is really focused on children, but we still had fun. They have a beautiful movie theater and saw some late night shows. A comedy act for adults, Alfred and Seymour was very funny. The disco bar was smoke free, as was most everything, and the singers and musicians excellent. We attended a concierge reception when sailing out of Corsica, FUN, intimate. The last day at sea I took a tour of the kitchens, the chefs were actually kind of arrogant and overconfident, which explained to me why I never cared a great deal for their main dining rooms. If we hadn't dined at Palo, whose chef is fantastic, it would have been a very different cruise, for the worse. I have to say though that when our son was young the dining rooms were fun because of the entertaining and sweet staff, so we didn't much care about the less than stellar food.
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Version | 1992-09-27 |
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