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Dorm Staff Profiles
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Bertken, JohnAbout Me : I return to Korea with my wife Jin Hee after spending the last 12 years in San Francisco where I joined a faculty in its second year of developing a "values-based" high school. I can proudly say that that high school is now one of the most respected schools in San Francisco. I look forward to working with the outstanding faculty and staff here at KIS Jeju in doing the same in Korea. The Dorm Community is such an integral part of developing the character and confidence of our students, and we are fortunate to have such a qualified and enthusiastic Dorm Staff that I am very excited about the future of Korea International School, Jeju!PostionBoys' Dean of Boarding
Gow, MichelleAbout Me : I grew up in Canada, France and Thailand, and finished my secondary studies at an international boarding school in Phuket. Since then I have continued to work in international schools in Chile, Vietnam and Chiang Mai, and pursued university degrees in Quebec and South Africa. It's been a pleasure to settle in Jeju for the last two years; I'm thrilled with the progress that the KIS Jeju community has made and can't wait to see what great new developments this year will bring!PostionGirls' Dean of Boarding
DiVece, SamanthaAbout Me : This is my third year here in the dorm program at KIS. Things are growing and changing, and I'm so happy to be a part of it all. Now with all the improvements in dorm life this year, I am able share my passions for athletics and cooking with the students. This will be the best year yet at KIS, and I am very excited for the future of this school.PostionMagnolia House Specialist
Cushing, TimAbout Me : This is my third year in the dorm program at KIS, and I am excited to be a part of its continued growth. I was born and raised in Maine and have years of involvement in summer camps and mentoring programs there. I also have a musical background and have performed all over the United States.PostionThistle House Specialist, Associate Dean of Activities
Pratt, SeanAbout Me : I was born and raised in Canada. I've spent 3 great years living and teaching in South Korea. I decided to go into a career in education because of my passion for athletics and coaching. I've always enjoyed working with students, seeing them mature, and helping them reach their goals. I'm really excited about another great year at KIS, on beautiful Jeju Island!PostionFir House Specialist, Associate Dean of Athletics
McDermott, VincentAbout Me : I was born and raised in a small town called Haddonfield, New Jersey just outside of Philadelphia, PA. I come from a large Irish Catholic family with four sisters. Working with, guiding, and helping to mold children has always been a passion of mine. After many years of working in the human service field helping handicapped children and adults, and then helping people plan for their future as a financial advisor, I decided I wanted to go back to school to get my Masters degree and become a teacher. I taught in the Philadelphia school district in 5th grade before coming to teach English in Chuncheon, South Korea in 2011. I love South Korea: the people, the culture, and the children. I love working at KIS and making a difference in the lives of all the children I interact with. Also, I am a sports enthusiast.PostionMaple House Specialist, Associate Dean of Academics
Conrad-Davis, ShaneAbout Me : I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and raised in Baltimore Maryland, Augusta Georgia, and Lamoni Iowa. I started University as a Theatre major, but changed to History after being facinated by a great history professor. I have an amazing family, 3 brothers and one sister, with whom I have participated in thousands of hours of sports, activities, and adventures. My friends and family have been some of the best teachers of my life, and I only hope that I can use the lessons I have thus learned to inspire my students and peers to the happiness that come from knowledge and experience.PostionPine House Specialist
Powell, DavidAbout Me : This is my second full year working in the dorm program at KIS, and my first year as a boarding specialist. I've started work on a Masters in Education and hope to continue working in education around the world. In my spare time I enjoy rock climbing, slacklining, cooking, playing drum set, and studying Korean. I'm extremely excited about the coming school year and helping to shape the boarding program into an outstanding place to live!PostionOak House Specialist
Connelly, AndrewAbout Me : Working with students, I have been constantly amazed by their unfettered brilliance and honesty. As an educator, they can be your harshest critic or your most steadfast support. It is these traits that push my teaching. I grew up the son of a preacher, in a family of four: two sisters and one brother. We lived in many places all over the United States, and it was the many adventures I had growing up that paved the way for me to continually explore. I have a passion for the outdoors and love to sharing that with others. I look forward to a great year working with the amazing students of Cedar Hall.PostionCedar House Specialist
Connelly, MelissaAbout Me : Growing up in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, I was consistently exposed to a wide array of landscapes and cultures. I learned to appreciate how exposure to new experiences and people could shape how I viewed the world. I am excited to share this experience with the students at KIS as we both learn about each other's cultures. I have a strong passion for learning about a wide range of subjects and I want to inspire the students to become leaders of learning in their classrooms.PostionCamellia House Specialist
Glynn, MatthewAbout Me : I have lived in many areas of Canada and have benefited from its eclectic cultural landscape. Experience in many teaching settings has allowed me to appreciate the unique education opportunity dorms present. By focusing on how play and dialog is expressed in various social situations I am able to assist students in character development. I am so grateful to be a part of the wonderful KIS team and look forward to a great year!PostionWillow House Specialist
Pike, MelissaAbout Me: I have called many different parts of Canada my home and am very excited for my partner and I to live on the beautiful island of Jeju and be part of the KIS community. Having studied International Development and History in university, I believe education has an amazing ability to expand our worldviews and improve the world in which we live. I will be working this year with the Azalea Grade 6 Girls and am so excited to make the boarding house feel like a home away from home. In my spare time, I enjoy yoga, arts and crafts, cycling, cooking and baking, gardening, travelling, and going on adventures!PostionAzalea House Specialist, Associate Dean of Arts
Ruesga, CosetteAbout Me : I love people. Anything either experiential or intellectual that helps me understand people better or that increases my sense of connectivity, and I am game. In school, the subjects on which I put most of my focus - theatre, music, psychology, philosophy - all in one way or another helped broaden my insight into the manifold ways in which people work - how they express themselves creatively and emotionally (and why), and also how they operate intellectually and what seems to be important to people both individually and collectively within that realm. My curiosity about the human condition has permeated virtually every facet of my life, bringing me to have traveled both independently and academically in 16 different countries by my second year of university, to work in camp settings where I could be involved with people on a face-to-face personal basis, and to gradually find even subjects as history or math whose allure had eluded me prior to be strangely enticing, because ...PostionCamellia House Assistant
Proulx, JosephAbout Me : I unwittingly began my career as an educator at age 17, when I spent the summer leading multi-day canoe trips in the wilderness of Northern Ontario. Teaching moments were everywhere as we paddled and portaged our way across lakes and rivers, and I discovered I had a passion for connecting with children, facilitating their natural curiosity and helping them take on new challenges and push the limits of their abilites. Since that fateful summer, I've obtained a degree in languages, taught ESL in Northern Spain and Southern China, and travelled around the world in pursuit of new knowledge and experience. In my spare time, I love to play sports, work out, surf, and snowboard, and I'm currently deciding on whether I should become a certified teacher or pursue a masters degree in languages.PostionFir House Assistant
Sutton, AllisonAbout Me :PostionMagnolia House Assistant
Maltby, ElizabethAbout Me : I was born and raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan. From a young age I developed a passion for art and museums. I view creating and studying art as one of the most valuable ways to learn about both yourself and different cultures and customs. In college I studied art, and spent much time studying abroad: a year in Rome, Italy, as well as summer programs in Greece and Romania. I am moving to Korea from Chicago, Illinois, and I am excited to live in Korea and to be part of this amazing community. I am looking forward to getting to know all of the amazing KIS students throughout this year, and helping them discover and develop their own creativity!PostionThistle House Assistant
McClain, EmilyAbout Me : I am constantly considering how to make knowledge accessible and fascinating to all students. I taught English in both California and Korean public schools before coming to KIS. I enjoy roller derby, volleyball and illustration.PostionMiddle School ELL
Polis, CatherineAbout Me : I am originally from Port Elizabeth, South Africa. For the past year I have been working at an international school in Phuket as a swimming instructor. My previous position has given me hands on experience in how a boarding environment runs in an international school on a daily basis. My experiences working with children have enhanced my desire to work in this sector and encouraged me to successfully contribute my skills and make the KIS dorms a wonderful and happy place to live in. I am excited to be here.PostionAzalea House Assistant
Hillstrom, KenAbout Me : My passion for wandering and adventure stems from my childhood where I traveled from Hesperia, California, my birthplace, to Nevada to Tennessee and ultimately to Trenton, Georgia, with a dash of Maine on the side. I spent my time outside in the woods discovering myself and discovering the wonder that is the world around around me. I entered into college at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville, GA, originally as a nursing major before discovering Outdoor Education and converting to something closer to my heart. This is my first time outside the States, and coming to Korea was a last minute decision but seemed so natural to do. I have the heart of a wanderer and high hopes for this adventure, and so far I haven't been disappointed. My goal is to connect with all that I interact with and hopefully share many more adventures and continue to grow. "Not all those who wander are lost." – J.R.R. TolkienPostionMaple House Assistant
Soto, KeenanAbout Me : I am originally from West Texas, but have also lived in Houston, Colorado, Kansas and Indiana. Through my travels in the USA, I was exposed to many cultures but none outside of my home country. I have studied and played saxophone for 13 years and have a background in and passion for teaching music. I have instructed, led and taught music on the primary, secondary, and university levels and hope to stay in music education. This is my first year at KIS and I look forward to an enjoyable and rewarding experience for both me and our students.PostionCedar House Assistant
Kim, GreenAbout Me : My dream was becoming a counselor since I was a high school student. At that time, I realized through a counseling program of radio broadcasting and magazine that good counselor's communication skills and knowledge were really different. so I hoped to become a counselor like them and wanted to help people. Now I enjoy working and love the nature and traveling. I do what I want. also I follow my passion.PostionDorm Counselor
Lee, ChrisAbout Me : Nothing can be obtained without sincere efforts followed by clear objectives. I am struggling to achieve my two objectives this year: physical success and knowledge. I will help to make dorm life satisfactory for all boys in Oak House through a strong mindset and continuous dialogue.PostionOak House Assistant
Yu, MaggieAbout Me : I was born and raised in Jeju then after I graduated the high school, I came out of the island wishing to have more adventurous and fun life. I met lots of different people, and learned many new things while I was studying in university and traveling United States and Canada. And last year, I finally came back to my hometown and got into KIS. As I helped and gave the students advises when they were struggling, I got to have chances to look over my life and as they getting over their concerns and problems, I've grown together with them. Living with high school girls, it is always a great joy to see them becoming positive leaders.PostionCamellia House Assistant
Yu, RachelAbout Me : I am originally from Jeju and I have been living on this island for my whole life except the time when I went to Toronto, Canada for 2 years after university graduation. In Toronto, I worked with various people and also studied TESOL for experience. After I came back to Korea, I taught English to middle school students and then eventually all of my experiences led me to this school. I'm really happy to get a chance to work in KIS and I always have a good time with the people and students in here.PostionThistle House Assistant
Kim, SerenaAbout Me :PostionOak House Assistant
Choi, EdnaAbout Me : My major is Youth Studies and I just have a chance to work with young people here, beautiful Jeju island. This is my first year in KIS and I'm so excited. Everyone wants to succeed in their life even they are teenagers. I want to help KIS students have successful teenage years with me in KIS Jeju.PostionMaple House Assistant
Kim, JinahAbout Me : I lived in Canada for more than 6 years where I completed most of my schooling. After three years of working at KIS, I have been lucky enough to work with a large array of students of all ages. I love inspiring and encouraging the students to work hard while also stressing the importance of fun!!PostionPine House Assistant
Kim, Een-OAbout Me : I learned English in the UK when I was young, it got me into using the language ever since. Now in Jeju KIS, I found it amazing to guide the students to make the right choices and encouraging them to do so. Choosing the right path seemed to be always the hardest.PostionFir House Assistant
Hwang, KateAbout Me : This is my first year at KIS Jeju as a boarding staff. I feel very excited to be part of this beautiful KIS community. From my overseas experience, emerging from the feeling of being isolated is a top priority thing to do. So I'd like to support students' boarding school life through good times and bad times so that they can feel like home away from home and also interact freely with their friends, teachers, and boarding staff members. I hope that our Cedar boys could gain true grit and firm beliefs in their brilliant futures in this year!PostionCedar House Assistant
Jin, JennaAbout Me : I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work for KIS and live in Jeju Island. I am glad that I can help KIS students to be the global citizens with my educational background and travel experience in the United States. I hope that Azalea girls have a memorable year with me!PostionAzalea House Assistant
Noh, AmyAbout Me : I'm originally from Jeju. I spent the most of time in my life in Jeju except the time I was in Australia. I met great people and learned new things I have never gotten in Korea. I'm so happy to get a chance working in KIS and helping KIS students with my experience.PostionMagnolia House Assistant


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Douglas Rushkoff on "Present Shock" at SXSW - liveblogged
He first spoke at SXSW when the internet was just a baby - and they asked him to talk about the future. He had a real problem with "the future" then - and spoke on "Why Futures Suck"
Saw the net as the harbinger of a New Age of Slack. Not a revolution, but a renaissance, a retrieval of repressed values into the present. Peer-to-peer exchange, re-establishment of local economies and communities… All this seemed to him to be what was going to happen. The end of the industrial age and yuppie madness associated with it…
And he felt futurists were denying this - not embracing the slack-internet he saw. Looked at the internet as the salvation for corporate culture instead. Predicting the beginning of a long boom of the economy (of capitalism) expanding infinitely. Next Big Things…
But "Next Big Thing-ism", acceleration and growth - Rushkoff saw this as the thing we could be liberated from, and leave behind. Yet the futurists were wishing to exacerbate the worst of the industrial age by digitising it.
And this ended up leading to the current present, the "present shock" - the "faux now" of Twitter or Facebook updates. "That is not now. That is not what's happening. That's trying to keep up with what's happening. Your Facebook profile is a snapshot of you just before now."
Dot com boom crashed because it was all based on the future, until we stopped and asked, "What are these things worth now?"
Time has become the easiest way to think about what it means to live in the digital environment, and how this differs from what went before. What's a minute? Used to be a portion of an hour - now it's a pulse of a set length. A world where every unit may as well be interchangeable. Relational analogue clock time told a story, had a narrative and progression. Digital time is different.
Not saying it's a worse thing, just a different thing.
We get present shock when we try to find the characteristics of the industrial age in the digital environment.
What does technology give us? Choice. Every moment is another decision point. Everything gives us more and more choice - and each choice, though beautiful, is also an interruption of the smooth passage of time, and of 'flow' concentration. Digital technology is essentially a-temporal, outside time.
e.g. watching TV in-time (as a social event, in relation to other viewers) - or watching through Netflix as you choose - but without the communal element.
Going to talk about the 5 syndromes of present shock - looking at the more panicked present-shock reaction, and also the more appropriate, consonant approach to living in the now.
1. Narrative collapse
We don't have the ability to tell a story any more if we don't have time.
The viewer can interrupt your story at any time - put it on pause, fast forward.
Coke - its brand is based in the past. Pepsi is trying to be real-time, it hovers in the present with its only constant, change
All these stories where the end justifies the means, you suffer now for tomorrow's reward. Christianity, communism, capitalism - all of it. We don't have that. One reaction is the Tea Party response, wanting it now. The other end of the spectrum is Occupy - a more Burning Man approach to activism, without demands, without an end. The best thing about Occupy was that it rejected instrumentalism - "We're not doing this 'for that'. We're doing this for this" - an attempt to generate a normative behaviour in the doing of it.
What we get in a digital society instead of storytelling - we get gaming. We're brought into the story in present tense, making choices in real time to get something like narrativity - but a different kind of narrativity. Values can be transmitted in a game, but they're not delivered by what happens, but instead by the way the environment adapts to the choices made. The most popular games out there (WoW) are infinite games, games you go on playing without winning.
A functional presentist society asks, do we want to win or do we actually want to sustain?
2. Digiphrenia
Choosing both at once - even when you can't (e.g. two accepted invitations in Google Calendar).
There's not too much information coming at you - just don't read it. What actually freaks us out is where digital technology gives us multiple instances of ourselves, operating without control. E.g. Facebook profile being used to advertise a Starbucks app. Google not believing he was human because he was logging in from too many places at once.
"Punctual" used to just mean "stickler for details" - until the industrial age when time was valuable, and being on time started to really matter. In the digital age, our time is programmed, scheduled - a sense of being conveyed through every experience.
The response to this generic time, is to recognise that it's not. We have biological clocks that are way more complex than we give credit. Apparently the moon cycle influences the neurotransmitters we produce [citation needed, Douglas!] Need to reclaim timing, to recognise its importance and to use digital technology to tap into the kinds of competencies we have in that particular moment.
Think about the 10,000 year impact of what you do - e.g. recycling a plastic bottle. Put the weight of 10,000 year consequences on the tiny moment of what we're doing now. This is present shock - compression, or 'overwinding'. Too much weight on the present moment.
3. Overwinding
Real Housewives of Orange County - great misunderstandings between them because they've had so much plastic surgery they can't communicate clearly. Trying to stop time at 29 years of age - denying herelf the actual now she's in, as people can't read her emotions in the present.
Stock market algorithms another version - super-fast algos, or derivatives. The NY stock market just got bought by its own derivatives market. Why? Because derivatives can compress time in a way that stocks can't. People buy in order to make money from the trade - not the underlying thing invested in.
Industrial age money is money with time in it. Central currency that you bring into existence through loans. Money is brought in with interest attached - making circulation and growth built into the money we use.
The appropriate response is a peer-to-peer steady state economy. John Mill kind of got it - the beginning of this in timebanks, peer-to-peer… Money biased towards transactions, rather than the current economy of money biased towards storage over time.
Google & Facebook aren't the first digital companies - they're the last industrial companies. If they were truly digital, if they got the disintermediation they talk about - then why sell yourselves to the stock exchange once you're done?
4. Fractalnoia - fractal paranoia
[I didn't quite get this one]
If you no longer have time to make sense of things, what do you do? Take a snapshot of where things are, and draw the lines between things.
The real skill to have in a digital age is pattern recognition. How do you recognise patterns over time? You don't draw connections between things - but it's a kind of seeing.
How do you do this kind of work without looking in the rear-view mirror? Market researchers are giving you "what just happened" rather than "What is happening".
5. Apocalypto
What happens when we become intolerant of a steady-state economy, of a state that's not going to end. In some ways a zombie apocalypse is easy to imagine, and more reassuring than what might actually happen.
The people who're falling prey to apocalypto are the futurists. Kurzweil - the Singularity moment. Is that of the digital age? It's old-school industrial age Christianity, applied to a digital sensibility. Even James Gleich on 'The Information' - a human story about "information on a quest on greater complexity" - again, that story of progress. We used to compare the human being to a machine, now we compare humans to information. Gleich, Richard Dawkins… It's getting it backward.
Humans aren't code, we can't be uploaded to a silicon chip. The more we learn about DNA, the more we see it's complex and interconnected to other systems.
Ultimately the object of a digital world can't be to recreate the industrial age. It's got to be to embrace what's now. Develop for the present, develop because it's fun to develop - that's the slack of the digital age, that we get to play. Don't be afraid of this. We're moving into a place where we're going to start accepting sustaining models as more fun than winning models, as more fun than things that end. We've got to bring ourselves to a place where it's more fun to keep going than bring this to an end.
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There are no spoiled surprises in life. We just have to embrace moments of happiness, enjoy them, give thanks to the Lord and hold them close to our hearts. There are two things in this life that I will do over and over again, they have names, Nicole and Natalia.
kony2012.com WATCH IT! PLEDGE! "BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD" (Taken with instagram)
Change to change
It's been better than what I thought. No headaches or withdrawals so far. I've found my new sugary love, dates. Today I had a salad with balsamic vinegar spring mix and grapes and it was pretty good. Feels like a few pounds have gone down flushed in the toilet. Thank God for giving me the will.
To Him be the glory. The Eternal Father that takes control of your will, your thoughts and desires if you surrender to Him. Well, I forgot to eat breakfast. My intention was to eat some grapes on my way to work, but I forgot and they turned to be my dessert after lunch. I feel like a goat already eating leaves, but thanks I don't know who for hummus. Never thought I was going to like it so much. I have to give credit to my cousin Isis for introducing me to this fabulous "chick peas dip" about 23 years ago influenced by her Palestine husband then. I like my hummus with garlic and pimentos, perfect dip for kosher sea salt pita chips. And byvthe way, hummus is a great source of protein. Water has never felt so good to drink. Since its the only fluid that goes thru my throat these days. Overall, I feel pretty good. After all, (NKJV) Philippians 2:13 for it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure. Amen.
Glory be to God the Lord of my life and my house! This is not a diet, this is the real thing. I've fast before, or absatined from eating for a few hours in a day, I've been on diets, but this time, I'm up to a challenge. I'm doing this first and foremost to get closer to God. I've read that when we fast our spirit becomes more sensitive, therefore the connection (since God is a spirit) will be better. Of course if I shed some pounds in the process, that will be another benefit. My breakfast this morning, 12 almonds, not roasted, salted, or sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon, just plain and some water. I have to admitt that altought I prayed before starting this, I did not plan what was I going to eat. So at work, I'm starting to feel a lil' anxiety as I come to the shop and smell bacon. First tought, pig eating junk from the floor. Was that the Holy Spirit already active and giving me an exit to my first temptaion? It worked anyways. Mid-morning snack, another 12 almonds. Lunch time, what am I going to eat? Let's go to the grocery store and head over to the kosher isle. Mejadara-rice & lentils, looks like a traditional rice and beans to me. Then I think a salad, they have this spinach, arugula and I don't know what else mixed salads, and of course balsamic vinagrette. Then I got some dates, pita chips and garlic hummus, grapes, read every label and ingredients. There's a good variety of food with the (k) on the label and that made me feel better. I survived the first day. And feel very optimistic about tomorrow. After all, "Todo lo puedo en Cristo que me fortalece" Fil.4;13
Shoe obsession dos: found this elegant couple ready to go, where? My guess a romantic dinner then an classical music concert. I'm thinking to myself how will her shoes survive to the roughness of the subway ride. On the way to the station the streets are not safe for the preservation of the material nor the color, but she managed to protect the heels. I wish I would ride in that train and record the whole journey. People step on your shoes and they didn't seem to fit her right. I can imagine every step had to be just challenging. My only hope, that they had fun and the shoes made it back home in one paired piece and without a scratch.
So, I woke up pretty early, just like I do everyday that I don't have to work <I wonder why that happens> and decided to come check out facebook, twitter, tumbler, email and crap and on Twitter, like it so much better than facebook, I find out that TIME is posting the top 10 of this and that of 2011. Well, the top 10 viral videos, I thought I had seen them all, not quite. No. 7, lmao, hahahahahahahaHAHAHHAHAHA!!!! This girl's way too freaking funny to me, Hannah Hart (@harto in case you want to follow her) Drunk cooking lessons. It reminded me of I day I spent with one of the girls for some reason. hahahaHAHAHAHAHA, just can't stop laughing. She made my 1st day of the year. And WTH as I write this, I realized my girls are not here and don't know when will be the next time I'll get to see them again in flesh. But whatever, I know they are just fine and "dandy". Happy New Year and let's get some cooking going, sheet!!! And don't forget to burp, I know it's rude and sheet, but is liberating and healthy, just don't "f" so much, use "fudge" instead.
Note:I know I did not explain why she had me laughing so hard, I just want you to see it for yourself.
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One of my biggest fears. I hate being by myself. I have always dreaded having to go eat or do anything by myself. And today i will be just like that I'm not writing to get pity, but to realize as I'm writing that God is showing me that I only need Him to be happy with the life that I have. That a holiday it's just another day and unless I make it a Holy Day for me, it will not have any meaning. I still miss people and wish they will be closer right now though.
Shoe obsession#1
I've always liked shoes. I can go to a mall and buy only shoes. If I need a special outfit to go somewhere, I get the shoes first and then the rest. But I didn't realized until I went to NYC for the first time, how obsessed I am with shoes. So I decided to start taking shoe shots. The first one, this lady in the 2 train. WTH! Those are horrible to me. I hate wearing flats myself. They look cute in some people, but not everyone can rock a pair of flats. Then the stockings that she probably borrowed from one of Santa's helpers. I don't know, it's just me maybe. But anyways, stay tuned, more to come.
Roccantica, Italy
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Next summer's trip? I think so! :)
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In this podcast of Checking Out Bates Motel, we discuss the season finale of Bates Motel! Thanks for listening and enjoy! WE LOVE YOU PSYCHOS!!!!!
How about that Bates Motel finale?! Whoa. SO many feels!!!!! I want to say so much, but I'll save it for the podcast. We will be discussing a ton of goings on from tonight's finale on our podcast which will be up around 11:30 eastern/10:30 central tomorrow (Tuesday) night. Please check it out and like/re-blog it!/tell your friends!
Thank you all for the support, and you'll be hearing us tomorrow night!
Who's excited for the Bates Motel finale tomorrow night? I know we are! And to celebrate, we're planning an extended podcast for the finale and will then do another podcast within the next week just to discuss the season as a whole, our favorite moments, etc. Thanks to everyone who checks out Bates Motel!
On this podcast of Checking Out Bates Motel we discuss episode 9 of Bates Motel. Thanks for the support and kind words from you wonderful psychos! Enjoy!
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After arriving in Mumbai and playing two practice matches before the tournament began, we moved further north in India for our pool matches, which marked the beginning of the tournament proper.
The location of these matches was Cuttack, which is part of the Odisha province, a very different place to the hustle and bustle of such a large city like Mumbai.
It was also an unknown place to us as no of us had ever traveled there before - besides Jade, our strength and conditioning coach, but he's been every place imaginable on the subcontinent!
Our first pool match was against Pakistan, at Barabati Stadium, Cuttack. It's always a really interesting opportunity to play against a side like Pakistan, as we very rarely play matches together.
The last time we played an ODI match against one another leading in to this game was four years previous at the last World Cup.
The knowledge we have on each other's game is therefore limited.
This is both a good and a bad thing in terms of preparing and playing a match.
On the one hand the little knowledge you have means you go in to a match relying on the skills you have as a cricketer and your ability to interpret and react to what your opponent is doing on the go, rather than being able to predict their likely move because you have played them so many times.
It also, however, means that the opposition is in the same position and that the opportunity presents itself for you to play the best cricket you possibly can in the manner that you know works best for you, without feeling pressure to change things too much to keep the other team guessing.
On another note, the opportunity to play Pakistan four years down the track is a really interesting one as it provides insight in to the development of their team and program.
I also think it is a remarkably positive reflection on just how far women's cricket has come over a relatively short period of time. The match we played last Friday was an incredibly challenging and tough contest.
In saying that, I don't by any means intend to portray that we were expecting it to be anything other than that. Every match we play at an international level is demanding and challenging as a cricketer.
But the depth and ability that the Pakistan team displayed showed that there has been a significant investment of time and energy in to their game.
We were dismissed cheaply for a score that we felt was below par for the conditions.
A result in part from a few mistakes we made as batters but largely due to the fact that Pakistan bowled extremely well, putting us under large amounts of pressure and never truly letting us settle or feel comfortable at the crease.
They also fielded with a huge amount of guts and determination, throwing themselves around the field at balls that weren't in their reach - often coming up with great saves.
For me, that is the kind of cricket that all teams aim to play, a style that portrays a large volume of skill, matched with a huge amount of passion and determination.
In essence such a contest against a team like Pakistan is what makes competing so enjoyable and rewarding.
It is also what makes matches entertaining and exciting to watch; we got there in the end, dismissing them for a lower total and starting our campaign off successfully.
The biggest thing for me that day was to recognise that women's cricket is in a really healthy and exciting place.
Pakistan may be ranked outside the top four teams in the world, as too are Sri Lanka and South Africa - but each of those teams have shown already in this tournament just how much ability and potential they possess, particularly with South Africa and Sri Lanka progressing to the Super Sixes phase of the event.
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Since everyone else in the world is doing it, I felt it was only right to look back at 2012. In one word, 2012 for me was UNEXPECTED.
In so many ways but mainly good ones. I mean, this was the year I fell in love with New York, with this crazy city that threw hurricanes, frustrating men, cold nights and more in my path. But even amidst all that bad, all that toughness, I look back at 2012 as the year when I became a New Yorker in my brain. I have my coffee shops, my yoga studios, my running paths, my dive bars, my dance halls and my streets that keep me company when significant others have left.
This is the year that life kinda shook me around a bit, throwing curveballs in my way but you know what? I kinda liked it. I didn't move to this city to live a comfortable existence. I moved here to LEAVE my comfortable existence. Jobs, romance, friendships. I needed a good makeover in all those departments and 2012 sure didn't disappoint.
Not to mention, 2012 was the year that I really found a few great gems in my life, including a kick-ass roommate, a pretty fun California friend who I had the pleasure of ringing 2013 in, a Joseph-Gordon Levitt loving and general all around awesome person. Not to mention all the lovely blogging friends I've been able to meet with my job who have truly made my life in 2012 so much fun.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I hope 2013 is just like 2012, with maybe more stability. And more confidence and awareness. I was speaking to my San Francisco friend and she agreed, stating that 2013 is the year that I finally get what I deserve and NOT be afraid to ask for it. That is huge. HUGE. I mean, to know your worth and actually stand up for it? It's such a big task but it's one that I need to work on. So, that's my goal for the new year. To understand that only you can determine what you are worth.Also, if more good looking men could find their way into my life, that would be grand. Obviously.


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Microsoft to Invest $80M in Advertising "BING"
Microsoft is taking on Google and Yahoo! with a new campaign advertising search.
According to Advertising Age, Microsoft is planning to invest between $80 million and $100 million in campaigns to spread the word about its latest search effort, Bing. While everyone has been talking up a project named Kumo, AdAge reports that the Redmond company is hoping to launch the aforementioned 'Bing' along with a monster ad designed to target competitors like Google and Yahoo!.
Citing folks familiar with the matter, AdAge says Microsoft's ad campaign will not target competition by name - a little different to the company's PC versus Mac series of television commercials. Instead sources say Microsoft is going to focus on planting the idea that today's search engines don't work as well as consumers previously thought. By asking them whether search really solves their problems, Microsoft is hoping consumers will consider switching search engines and give Bing a shot. As reported last week, the new search engine aims to cut down on the time users spend searching so the details of the ad campaign seem legit. It's just the discrepancy with the names left to figure out.
Last week the Wall Street Journal reported that Kumo would sift through links that are of no use to us and organize results into categories. For example, a search for a certain model of car would throw up results with categories showing listings for parts, used car listings, online discussion forums and videos showing the vehicle. The end result (bit of search engine humor for you there) would see a drop in the number of clicks it takes to get you from your search engine to the site you're looking for.
Microsoft is currently number three in search and we doubt an $80 million ad campaign is going to push people to change, leaving behind Google or Yahoo! Still, we're eager to see what the company has come up with.
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3dman3k , May 26, 2009 1:10 PMBingo! I don't get it...
3Dyseman , May 26, 2009 1:38 PMQuick! Gates is coming... Get the Machine that goes 'BING'
9doomtomb , May 26, 2009 1:48 PMSilly Microsoft, there is no fighting Google. You either join them or die.
0blazeorangeman , May 26, 2009 1:49 PMHonestly, Microsoft needs to learn that not everybody wants absolutely everything from them. They need to take a look at GM. They have like 1,000 different car brands and on the verge of bankruptcy because everybody wants to buy a Toyota (a much better build vehicle from the popular opinion). Microsoft it's this simple: stick to OS and other software packages and make those perform ridiculously well, and let others innovate elsewhere (and when they make something really sweet, like google, buy them, ha ha ha ha).
7matt_b , May 26, 2009 1:52 PMSo MS Live search is dead?
Just doesn't have the same common sound as telling someone to search by:
"Google _______"
"Bing ________"
Better work on the name some more..........
0enforcer22 , May 26, 2009 1:54 PMpersonaly i dont use google and yahoo for searchs so they dont need to get me to stop using them. but dont use ms either.
1ricardok , May 26, 2009 2:26 PMFrom my past experience (since altavista), google does give a lot of positive/relevant results for what I'm searching.
MS search engine (live search) sux a lot because most of the time the results given are not even close related to what I'm used to get from google (I only use LS if I forget to add google search right after formating a PC and before installing firefox).
Have anyone tried to find an error message from MS softwares using live search?
You have to search "0x0088920DA09 vista word save compatibility" in order to get relevant results (fictional search) while at google you just type in the error 'number'.
1cadder , May 26, 2009 2:54 PMGoogle always puts the "paid" advertisers at the top of the list so you have to work way down the list to find links with real content. If MS would work better then I would definitely switch.
8Zoonie , May 26, 2009 3:15 PMHmm, they should've named it "BANG". So instead of saying "Go google it" you could say "go bang it".
"Honey, what's the street address of our lawyer?"
"I don't know, google him or bang him."
Aaah, these nerd jokes.
-3Platypus , May 26, 2009 3:23 PMI used to love Google until they had the joke of providing results based on the word "Failure" linking to George Bush, and then later linking to Michael Moore to even out the score. I personally think all politicains are scum by definition, but whether you support them or not, your search engine should not be politically motivated.
I am excited to see Microsoft putting forth the effort. I hope their product can keep up with their aspirations.
-2bin1127 , May 26, 2009 3:31 PMYou bought Xbox 360 and got screwed by the RROD! Badda-Bing!
3WheelsOfConfusion , May 26, 2009 3:35 PMPlatypusI used to love Google until they had the joke of providing results based on the word "Failure" linking to George Bush, and then later linking to Michael Moore to even out the score. I personally think all politicains are scum by definition, but whether you support them or not, your search engine should not be politically motivated.
That wasn't Google's doing, man. That was some users' prank. It's called "Google Bombing."
Also, WTF is it with Microsoft and stupid product names lately?
6anamaniac , May 26, 2009 4:31 PMHonestly, I love Google.
I dream of working for Google.
Google has always been there for me.
I stopped using Yahoo search when I found Google, and only use Live search by mistake.
Google has been like a father to me.
If ever I have a question, Google answers it.
The results are relevant 95% of the time.
Google wins.
0danimal_the_animal , May 26, 2009 4:57 PM"BING"??????????
you mean Bling right?
-1zak_mckraken , May 26, 2009 5:21 PMMatt_BSo MS Live search is dead?Just doesn't have the same common sound as telling someone to search by:"Google _______"versus "Bing ________"Better work on the name some more..........
They should have called it "Bang" instead of "Bing". Lots of classic jokes could have been born from that.
0jerreece , May 26, 2009 5:45 PMYou: "Just Google it, you'll find what you want."
You: "Just Bing it, you'll find what you want."
Them: "Oh I'll Bring it alright! *SMACK*"
You: "Why'd you hit me man?"
I absolutely hate Windows Live Search, so I'm not super excited about "Bing". LOL I'm a Google man, simply because Google works.
1Sicundercover , May 26, 2009 6:50 PMI think were all missing the real problem here. MS's marketing department is absolute rubbish. Every time I see a MS add Im forced to roll my eyes. Honestly is it a requirement to have finished in the bottom of your class to be on the MS marketing staff. So many of their ideas are unoriginal and for lack of a better word "lame".
1gm0n3y , May 26, 2009 6:59 PMI'll give Bing a try, but for now, google is far ahead of its competitors. Of course while I have very little difficulty finding what I want with google, I hope M$ can do better. It would be nice to see google actually have to fight for once, they always seem to be far ahead of everyone in everything they do. The fact that people still use yahoo should give M$ hope.
0apmyhr , May 26, 2009 7:43 PMI have been using Live Search for a few months now and I like it. The results are almost the same as Google's. However, if they rename it to "Bing" or something equally dumb, I think I'll have to switch back to Google... Instead of spending millions of dollars to come up with a new dumb name, MS should just make www.live.com the default homepage for IE. I garuntee Live search's market share will rise by at least double digit percentage because most non-computer people will think they are using Google anyways.
0Raidur , May 27, 2009 12:45 AMLol, wtf is Bing supposed to mean?


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Physical therapists who bill Medicare for outpatient physical therapy services in private practice settings (using the 1500 claim form or 837-P) can obtain a 0.5% bonus payment in 2014 if they report on quality measures under a program, referred to as the "Physician Quality Reporting System." The Affordable Care Act makes a number of changes to the Physician Quality Reporting System, including authorizing incentive payments through 2014 and requiring a penalty, beginning in 2015 for professionals who do not satisfactorily report.
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