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Pecan, Bourbon, and Butterscotch Bread Pudding
Published: November 2011 Servings: 10
Butterscotch Sauce
- 1 cup (packed) light brown sugar
- 1/2 cup light corn syrup
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon bourbon (optional)
- 1 pound day-old rustic white bread, crusts removed, cut into 1/2" cubes (12 cups)
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons plus 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 5 large eggs
- 4 cups heavy cream
- 1 1/2 tablespoons poppy seeds
- Pinch of kosher salt
- 3 tablespoons bourbon
- 1/2 vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 2 cups pecan pieces
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Butterscotch Sauce
Bring brown sugar, corn syrup, butter, and salt to a boil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, whisking to dissolve sugar. Boil until mixture is syrupy and measures 1 1/2 cups, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat; add cream and bourbon, if desired, and stir until smooth. Let cool. DO AHEAD: Can be made 3 days ahead. Let cool completely, cover, and chill. Rewarm before serving.
Toss bread, melted butter, and 2 tablespoons sugar in a large bowl and set aside. Using an electric mixer, beat eggs and remaining 1 1/2 cups sugar in another large bowl until pale yellow and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add cream, poppy seeds, and salt; beat to blend. Place bourbon in a small bowl; scrape in seeds from vanilla bean (reserve bean for another use). Whisk to distribute seeds, then add to egg mixture, whisking to blend well. Pour egg mixture over bread mixture in bowl. Add pecans and toss to coat well. Transfer mixture to a 13x9x2" glass or ceramic baking dish, spreading out in an even layer. Cover with plastic wrap and chill overnight.
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Kale Salad with Walnuts and Soft-Boiled Eggs
Servings: 24
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- 1 cup grated Parmesan or Pecorino
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
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- 3 anchovy fillets packed in oil, drained
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If you are majoring in Communications or a similar field, it can seem pretty straightforward to pursue an internship or entry level position in PR. But if you're looking at PR (or a similar field) and your major was more a product of passion than practicality, the task might seem more daunting. The good news is, good old Liberal Arts degrees (like mine) can be valuable assets in the PR world.
The importance of keeping an open mind as you set off on your career journey cannot be overstated. Nothing is truer for the recent graduate than to drop preconceptions and look at all the potential opportunities out there. English Major? Doesn't mean you have to teach. History Major? Doesn't mean you have to… teach. Political Science? The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria may not be in your future. Fortunately, PR can be a good place for Liberal Arts majors.
Apply what you know. You've become a talented writer, which is one of the most essential tools in PR. And your comprehension is refined as well, and your ability to break down difficult concepts and communicate the main ideas. Again, major assets in PR. If you're a product of today's digital environs, then you're already social media savvy and you digest news and other info from Google and Twitter like Pac Man consumes white dots. The next step is to be proactive with this information and learn how it applies to the profession. You need to realize that, when properly executed and applied strategically, these skills are perfect for this industry.
But you (usually) can't just waltz into the profession. That's why seeking out relevant opportunities is so important. Meredith aptly pointed out the value of externships, with case studies to boot. Internships are of course great too, even if they are unpaid. The more experience you can cite, the better (to a point; 10 internships on a resume probably isn't very encouraging to a prospective employer). Armed with experience, your educational background becomes more relevant.
When interviewing for an internship or entry level position in PR, try to articulate how the skills and experiences you have will be valuable in this position. Liberal Arts degrees have been sometimes accused as being worth little more than wall decorations, but it's undeniable that earning one requires diligence, perceptiveness, analytical thinking and refined communication skills. So if you're thinking about PR, and if the idea of communicating enthuses you, then carry that Liberal Arts degree with pride and find yourself a spot on the front lines.
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Great insights Mer and Doug. I often say that some form of journalism and psychology degrees work well in an agency setting. My boss on London – Nick Band, now founder of Berlin Communications, use to say that a liberal arts degree was the way to go. He prefered degrees that weren't necesarily communications. Some of our best people at my old agency were histroy, psychology or liberal arts majors.Cheryl GaleJanuary 29, 2012


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New Denes Katona edit on OG site!
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- flatmatters said...
This is unreal!!! Bonkers!!!!
Edit quality is crazy good too, well worth waiting for the download!!! Go watch this people!!!
Denes fucking rips!!!!
- 6 May 2010 02:47
- sebastiangrubinger said...
SICK! as usual! Denes rocks!
- 6 May 2010 03:21
- flatmatters said...
Xft x hand jumplash like whoaaaa!!! Whiplash king!!!
- 6 May 2010 04:16
- bmxism said...
damm.,. too slow d/l for my shite connection
- 6 May 2010 05:43
- obscure said...
That edit should be called
"The Last Plywood Hood"
"Dorkin 11"
Totally insane! Had the same feel of an old dorkin video and all the mind blowing tricks that went along with them.
- 6 May 2010 07:55
- Zion Bike Co. said...
I don't remember last time a video made me feel this good...haha...
That stupid smile after you pull a trick you been dreaming of for months(years), on some sketchy supermarket parking lot and it absolutely doesn't matter that no one saw you pull it...hehe...You can definitely see it on Denes in this video..
Groundtactics winner material ??
- 6 May 2010 08:05
- Mizo said...
i cant download this !!!!! i will die if i dont watch this today arrrhhhhhhh
- 6 May 2010 09:15
- Matthias Dandois said...
That was outstanding... I'm speechless.
I'll never reach that level of riding... props Denes!
- 6 May 2010 10:09
- carter said...
This is brilliant! Like a Dorkin video it demands to be watched over and over. I also love that everything is in a straight line!
I believe the video can be streamed here:
- 6 May 2010 12:15
- flatmatters said...
Isn't flatland the best thing when it can be appreciated like this can. How long was this filmed in? Denes?!
- 6 May 2010 12:59
- phil dolan said...
wow i was waiting to see what crazy next level shit denes would dish up. INSPIRING.....by the way denes when you coming back to the mile?
- 6 May 2010 13:16
- marttikuoppa said...
Flatland is alive afterall! Thanks Denes for a great clip! A lot of mindblowing stuff there!
- 6 May 2010 13:20
- Mizo said...
wow this video is like an eye drop, now i can see way better, flatland has no limits and Denes is the prove
U rock man :)
- 6 May 2010 14:30
- Howard said...
Cheers Carter got it on bmx transworld, i'm still in shock at this guy incredible.
- 6 May 2010 15:10
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- flatmatters said...
Edit of year so far?!
- 7 May 2010 07:29
- Sonny Tremain said...
If he keeps at it he's gonna have whiplashes down pretty soon!;)
- 7 May 2010 19:38
- Quixnet100 said...
All I can say is Kevin Jones would be proud indeed!!! This is true flatland innovation...
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Ancient Appearances
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A new DNA assay developed by forensic scientists helps archaeologists reconstruct eye and hair color from old teeth and bones.
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A new DNA assay developed by forensic scientists helps archaeologists reconstruct eye and hair color from old teeth and bones.
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A chance encounter with a crab apple tree leads to the discovery of a new bacterial species and clues to the evolution of insect endosymbionts.
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As has been characteristic in each of the four regions, the Midlands saw significant clashes play out with some intriguing results in the fourth round of the NatWest Schools Cup competition.
Perhaps the biggest story of the round saw last season's Schools Cup finalists Northampton School for Boys go crashing out of the competition after they were beaten by The Perse School.
Cambridge's The Perse School ran out 12-3 winners with Harry Hitchcock and Tom Sherrington scoring tries to back up some solid defensive work.
Head of Rugby at The Perse School, Liam St. John, commented: "It was a tough clash to have so early in the competition. It was a nervy start from the boys but we were very strong in defence.
"We scored two breakaway tries and they came at us hard at the end, but we were pleased to hold on with some heroic defence to beat last year's finalists.
"We're taking each game as it comes, and we can't afford to get too carried away as it's either Oakham or Leicester Grammar in the next round."
Uppingham School continue to go about their business in an impressive manner. They overcame the tough challenge of Loughborough Grammar by running out 13-3 winners with points coming from the boot of Freddie Wilkinson and a try through Rupert Innes.
Director of Sport at Uppingham School, Paul Westgate, reflected on the tight win: "It was a good open match, with both teams showing great commitment from start to finish.
"We had beaten Loughborough 55-5 earlier in the season so full credit to Loughborough, who showed they had improved significantly and pushed us all the way.
"I thought we dominated possession and territory but struggled to convert this domination into points. Loughborough always looked a threat in open play."
Norwich School snuck in for a 16-15 win against Wymondham College in their fourth-round match. Ben Smith and Luke Boynes crossed for the Norfolk school, but Ashley Piggot was the man of the moment as he kicked a penalty with only a couple of minutes remaining to give Norwich a dramatic win.
Warwick School have set up a monumental fifth-round tie with Solihull School. Warwick beat Princethorpe School 45-6 in their fourth-round match whilst Solihull beat John Taylor High School 48-12. This means that two of the form sides in the region will now meet for a mouth-watering contest.
Elsewhere in the Cup, Adams Grammar School were made to fight hard to beat Denstone College 12-6, whilst there were also wins for The King's School Grantham and Bedford Modern.
There are two huge fixtures still to be played. RGS Worcester take on Old Swinford Hospital School, and Oakham School play Leicester Grammar.
In the Vase competition, King Edward School Birmingham beat Bablake School 18-8, whilst Nottingham High School recorded a comfortable victory against North Leamington.
In the U15 competition there were relatively comfortable wins for two of the favourites in Bromsgrove and Warwick.
Bromsgrove beat The King's School Worcester 43-7, whilst Warwick beat Rugby School 50-0.
Bloxham School came through another epic Cup tie with a win after they beat St. Edward's School, Oxford 18-17.


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There have been many cases throughout history of obituaries that have been published in reputable newspapers or broadcast on major television and radio networks for people who were still very much alive. The source of premature obituaries can be hoaxes, fraud or mistakes. Mistakes have exposed the morbid way that some media companies prepare for the deaths of celebrities. Often a technician need only press a button to launch a death announcement.
Below are twenty five of the worst premature death announcements of all time:
25. Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, was reported dead on August 27 2008 by Bloomberg in a 17-page obituary.
24. Thuy Trang
Thuy Trang was the actress who played the Yellow Ranger in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series. She was falsely reported dead in a car crash in 1997. In an ironic tragedy, she did die in a car crash four years later in 2001.
23. Feliberto Carrasco
In January 2008, an 81 year old Chilean man woke up to find himself laying in a coffin at his own wake . His relatives were shocked when he awoke but Carrasco himself appeared unperturbed and asked for a glass of water.
22. Alan Abel
In 1980, American hoaxter Alan Abel faked his own death in an elaborately staged skiing accident. The New York Times subsequently published his obituary. This was just one of many media circuses Abel caused over the course of his prankster career. For example, he appeared on the Today show to promote the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals that planned to put clothes on all the world's naked animals.
21. Slim Whitman
In January 2008, the Nashville Tennessean newspaper published a false report of country music legend Slim Whitman's death on their website. The rumor spread quickly and musician George Hamilton ended up dedicating a song to his memory at a concert.
20. Betty White
In 2009 the Today Show falsely reported that Betty White was dead. A successful campaign was subsequently launched on Facebook to bring the 88 year old White back to TV to host Saturday Night Live on Mother's day 2010. Betty White enjoys popularity with young people.
19. Ernest Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway was widely pronounced dead by the media after he was involved in a 1954 air crash in Africa. Hemingway survived the crash but was badly injured. After this incident he often read his premature obituaries with his morning drink.
18. Weird Al Yankovic
In the November 23 1997 episode of the cartoon King of the Hill character Bobby Hill said:
I see things clearly now. I 'm gonna grow up without anyone to love and die friendless and alone like Weird Al YankovicThis led to the persistent false rumor that the musician known for his parodies was actually dead.
17. Lucien Bouchard
A Canadian politician that was falsely declared dead by a major television network (CTV) and a major radio network (Radio Canada). CTV and Radio Canada both blamed each other for the error.
16. Rex Alston
In 1985 sports commentator Rex Alston read his own obituary in The Times (London). The paper accidentally published the death announcement exposing its morbid practice of maintaining prepared celebrity obituaries on file.
15. Sinbad
There were recurring rumors on the Internet in 2007 that comedian Sinbad had died of a heart attack. The rumor lead to his Wikipedia entry being falsely updated to list him as deceased.
14. Jeff Goldblum
There was an urban legend spread by twitter in 2009 that Jeff Goldblum had fallen off a cliff and died in New Zealand. The Today Show Australia reported the news in June 2009. Jeff Goldblum subsequently appeared on the Colbert Report (American comedy show) to eulogize himself.
13. Alice Cooper
Music magazine Melody Maker published a satirical review of a Alice Cooper concert that read like a mock obituary. Many fans took the review seriously and thought Cooper was dead. Finally, Cooper had to issue a press release: "I'm alive, and drunk as usual."
12. Orlando Thomas
Orlando Thomas is a former American Football player who is afflicted with Lou Gehrig's Disease. The Minnesota Vikings, his former team, announced that he was dead on their website on October 28, 2009. The false story was picked up by the associated press.
11. William Baer
William Baer was a New York University professor that was declared dead by the New York Times in 1942. It was a prank by his students. The New York Times seems to be a common target of such pranks.
10. Association of the Dead
The Association of the Dead is an Indian organization founded to protect the rights of people that have been falsely declared dead by the government. This seems to be a widespread problem in India. Relatives of the victim bribe government officials to have the victim declared dead then the relatives take their land and possessions. Once declared dead it is nearly impossible for the victim to undo.
9. Joe DiMaggio
In January 1999, NBC reported that Joe DiMaggio was dead in its scrolling text news. Joe DiMaggio himself was watching and saw the report.
8. Marcus Garvey
Black nationalist Marcus Garvey suffered a stroke in January 1940. He survived, but the Chicago Defender published his obituary nonetheless. Upon reading his own obituary Garvey suffered a second stroke and died. The obituary characterized him as "broke, alone and unpopular". It is widely believed that it was his obituary that killed him.
7. Shoichi Yokoi
Shoichi Yokoi was conscripted into the Imperial Japanese Army in 1941 and sent to Guam in 1943. During the 1944 Battle of Guam, Yokoi-san went into hiding where he remained until 1972. Yokoi-san lived in a subterranean cave, surviving by hunting and foraging. When he was discovered and returned to Japan he said "It is with much embarrassment that I have returned alive". This became a popular saying in Japan. Yokoi-san was one of the last three Japanese WWII hold outs, the other two being discovered in 1974.
6. Paul McCartney
In the late 1960s there was a persistent rumor that Paul McCartney of The Beatles was dead and had been replaced by a look alike. The rumor was fueled by mysterious lyrics in several Beatles songs. In 1969 a American University newspaper published an article entitled "Is Paul McCartney Dead?". The rumor was widely discussed on call-in radio shows and eventually picked up in the mainstream press. There are still some people who believe McCartney was replaced in the mid 1960s.
5. The CNN.com incident
On April 16 2003, pages were discovered on cnn.com that had obituaries for several living people including Fidel Castro, Dick Cheney, Gerald Ford, Bob Hope, Nelson Mandela, Pope John Paul II, and Ronald Reagan. The pages were not meant to be published but were accessible on the public website. Fidel Castro's obituary seemed to be modeled on Ronald Regan's and listed him as a lifeguard, athlete and movie star. (Regan and Castro were bitter Cold War enemies)
4. George W. Bush
South African news program ETV announced that George W. Bush was dead in their scrolling news banner in February 2009. The error occurred when a technician pressed the wrong button.
3. Cannibal Holocaust
Cannibal Holocaust was a 1980 Italian exploitation film that was designed to look like a snuff film. Four actors from the film were contracted to lay low for one year to help fuel rumors that the film had included real murders. The scheme worked too well, the director Ruggero Deodato was arrested for murder in Italy. The actors eventually came out of hiding and the director was released.
2. Mark Twain
In 1897 Mark Twain was feared dead and reporters scrambled to verify the news. However, they soon realized Twain was alive and no premature obituary was published. This is where Twain's famous quote "The report of my death was an exaggeration" originated (this is often misquoted).
1. Alfred Nobel
In 1888 Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite and owner of Bofors, a major armaments manufacturer, was pronounced dead in a French newspaper. The obituary was a scathing attack on the industrialist saying:
The merchant of death is dead ..... Dr. Alfred Nobel, who became rich by finding ways to kill more people faster than ever before, died yesterday.In fact, Alfred Nobel was alive and well .. it was his brother Ludvig who had died. It is thought that this false and critical obituary had a profound on Alfred Nobel and led him to establish the Nobel prize in order to improve his legacy.


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Q&A: Wavves' Nathan Williams
Nathan Williams' passport is getting a serious workout these days. February and March found the 22-year old San Diego resident and Wavves nucleus blazing a whirlwind noise-pop path through Europe, hitting Prague, Hamburg, Paris, and Leeds, among other cities.
Over the past couple weeks, he's rocked South By Southwest and issued sophomore disc Wavvves via Fat Possum-a big step up from the tiny labels that handled his earlier releases. Arbiter-of-all-things-hip Pitchfork gave the album a vaunted 8.1 ranking; that's not a Radiohead-level rave, but it places Williams in the internet-hallowed company of similar racketmakers such as Deerhunter, Times New Viking, and No Age.
Wavves' metier is gnarly, distorted punk-pop scraps about being dissatisfied, broke, and at the end of your rope.
In mid-February, Williams took time out from his busy schedule to answer e-mail interview questions about gear, keeping body and soul together, and his tendency to overuse the word "goth."
City Paper: How'd your first NYC and European shows go? Do you think you were received well?
Nathan Williams: Really well! Everything has been super fun. Very positive vibe.
CP: Tell me a bit about how Wavves started, and how you arrived at the name.
NW: Me and my friend Andrew kind of came up with the name together, kind of a joke on how I was pretty afraid of the ocean. Wavves started in my room-just fucking around.
CP: Were you in other bands prior to this one?
NW: Yeah, I fucked around in other bands a lot before this.
CP: Is Wavves just you live? If not, who's playing with you? If so, how are you able to make the performance work, on your lonesome?
NW: On my lonesome, I record the drums and the guitar bass and do all the vocals. For live shows, I have a drummer play with me.
CP: Will you add an extra "v" to "Wavves" for each successive album title?
NW: No. These first two albums were recorded within the same 3 or 4 weeks, so in my head it's kind of like a double LP. They were all about similar experiences in my life, so you'll notice similar song names, and similar vibes from each record.
CP: Who are some of your biggest musical influences?
NW: Sonic Youth, Nirvana, Bad Brains, the Ramones. Lots of American hardcore stuff, lots of Motown and northern soul. Basically, anything with melody is big for me.
CP: What do you do for a day job?
NW: I make enough money doing music that I don't need a day job. Prior to Wavves, I was managing a record store in San Diego called Music Trader.
CP: What's your favorite piece of recording equipment/gear-and which piece would you say you get the most use from?
NW: I just use a Mac computer and the trial version of Garageband that came with it. I ran a Tascam 4 track into the computer in the beginning, but I don't really have any recording equipment.
CP: Your albums always seem split, fairly evenly, between noisy pop-punk and straight noise experiences. What's your composition/writing process like for each extreme, and does one stylistic vein seem to come easier than the other?
NW: I liked the way the songs complimented each other. Neither comes easier, just different days I felt like recording different types of songs.
CP: Do you feel like your music reflects the specifics of your experiences and surroundings, or that, perhaps, it exists apart from them?
NW: Yeah; all the music is about my surroundings and experiences.
CP: A few questions about goths. They crop up in your song titles a lot, and so I have to ask: do you consider yourself a goth, know many goths, or have anything against goths? Is California a sort of goth utopia?
NW: I don't know.
Wavves performs at the Zodiac Thursday, March 26. 10 p.m.


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Dongle - Mobile Broadband on the move
A Dongle is a small USB device that you simply plug into a USB slot on your laptop or PC and provides near instant Internet access through a mobile operator's 3G network. It is also known as a USB Modem Stick, or simply a USB Modem. The first time you plug it in, the necessary software is usually self-installed after which you can get online. It costs from around £10 per month.
Where can I get one?
You can easily buy a dongle online, or by popping into a mobile store. T-Mobile, BT, Vodafone, O2, Orange, 3 and Virgin all offer mobile broadband dongles, and it's usually included free on pay monthly packages, much like mobile phone contracts. Similarly, there are pay as you go and 1 month contract options where you pay a one-off fee of around £30 to £50 for the dongle.
Free laptop and mobile broadband bundles
Most mobile operators also offer inclusive laptop and mobile broadband deals. This means you get a laptop with a mobile broadband contract (including a free dongle) for one monthly fee. These range from around £20 to £40 per month, and usually come with 18 to 24 month contracts. The advantage of this is that you get a laptop without having to pay the upfront cost for it.
How fast is it?
Speeds are quoted from 3.6Mbps to 7.2Mbps. However these are just theoretical maximums. The maximum speed you can realistically expect is around 2.8Mbps to 5.5Mbps at the moment, depending on 3G signal strength and the number of users on the network at the same time.
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Dublin has been earmarked as one of the world's top venues to ring in the New Year by top travel guide The Lonely Planet.
The guide has ranked Dublin alongside Prague and the French Alps as the must visit venues for New Year celebrations.
The Lonely Planet's digital editor James Kay said: "Dubliners are said to drink nearly 10,000 pints of beer each hour from Friday night to Monday morning.
"Make no mistake – this is a town that knows how to party."
The French Alps were noted as an 'antidote to New Year's Eve mayhem' while the 'Republic's rambunctious capital' was singled out for that very reason according to a report in the Irish Independent.
The recognition comes as the Irish government prepares to launch the Gathering festival this New Year's Day.
Tourism Minister Leo Varadkar said: "The endorsement from Lonely Planet is a great boost to the Gathering celebrations which will be the best ever staged in the city.
"The 2013 New Year's Eve Festival in Dublin will be extra special as it marks the start of The Gathering Ireland."
Minister Varadkar said thousands of expats are expected to visit Ireland next year as part of The Gathering.
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High school seniors: It's not too early to be thinking about scholarships
High school seniors, this may just be the biggest year of your life so far. When you're wrapped up in your last year of high school classes, football games, SATs, and more, college can seem so far away. Maybe so, but organizations that give out scholarships are already ramping up to start giving away money to next year's college freshmen.
Why it's not too early to start the scholarship hunt
Whether you went to a traditional brick-and-mortar school or an online high school, now is the perfect time to be narrowing your list of potential colleges and looking for scholarships that can ease the financial burden of paying for the one you ultimately choose.
While some scholarships have deadlines months down the road, others may be coming up soon and once they pass, they've passed. When you start applying for scholarships, you'll soon realize some applications require quite a bit of work. By putting off this important task, you could miss an opportunity to get money for college that doesn't have to be paid back. You should start now, and here's why:
1. Research takes time
There are several free online scholarship search tools. Steve Cohen, author of "Getting IN! The Zinch Guide to College Admissions and Financial Aid in the Digital Aid," says that you should never pay for a scholarship search service.
Sorting through this list takes time. These specialized scholarships may require more than just filling out an application. They may require you to be of certain ethnicity or cultural background, to be a member of certain organizations, to have completed volunteer work or community service, or to write a personal essay.
Knowing which scholarships you qualify for and making a comprehensive list of them takes time and research. By making that list early, you can use your time constructively by applying for scholarships rather than just looking for them.
2. Scholarships may require something extra of you
If you are required to be a member of an organization or club for a particularly relevant scholarship, now might be the time to join. If you're required to complete volunteer work for the scholarship, you'll need to get going too. The added benefit of both is that organizations and volunteer work can not only build character, but build your resume as well.
Dr. Debra Condren, founder of the Center For Strategic Career Development and author of "Ambition Is Not a Dirty Word" says that you can increase your odds of being awarded a scholarship or grant by demonstrating in your scholarship applications that you've devoted the time and energy necessary to discover what you were meant to do--and that you have a mapped out a viable plan for getting from where you are to where you want to be."
Once you've found some scholarships you qualify for, it's time to roll up your sleeves and get to work. Collecting all the necessary components for a scholarship application can take weeks and even months.
3. Some parts of the application take more time than others
Test scores and official transcripts: Some scholarships may require SAT or ACT test scores. Once you take the test, it takes a few weeks to get your scores. You may also be required to submit official transcripts, which you'll need to request from your high school. Your school will then either send them directly to where you're applying, or in the case of some independent scholarships, give transcripts to you in a sealed envelope so you can send them with the rest of your scholarship application.
Letters of recommendation: You need to carefully consider who you'll ask to write your letters of recommendation. It should be someone in a position of authority who can vouch for your good traits and tell why you'd be good for the scholarship. Once you've found someone willing to write the letter, he or she needs time to think about what they're going to write, and then time to get the letter written.
Personal essays: Personal essays require several drafts. Once you've taken time and care in preparing your personal essay, you'll want two people to look at it: someone who knows you well, and someone who knows grammar well.
4. Scholarships and college research go hand in hand
Cohen says "College applications and scholarships are a process best completed together. Ninety-seven percent of all scholarships are awarded by colleges themselves as part of the financial aid itself."
It's likely that you are already researching colleges you want to attend. Make sure to get admission applications in on time or early, and be sure to check the box denoting you'll be seeking financial aid. Fill out all the required information for financial aid, including a FAFSA. Even though the FAFSA helps determine federal student aid, most colleges use the information in the FAFSA to award school scholarships and grants as well. The FAFSA requires financial information, which can take a bit of time to compile.
Finding scholarships to pay for school is a year-round job. It can also be a full-time job, but if you spend 10 hours compiling an application for a $1,000 scholarship, you've just made $100 an hour. Not bad pay for a teenager.


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A Kentucky couple face up to 20 years in jail for trading their used pickup for a baby.
The couple, Jeremy and Jamie Brown, pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges Friday after they allegedly traded a 1999 Dodge Dakota to Heather Kaminsky for her newborn in January. Jamie Brown and Kaminsky were childhood friends.
Police told the media that Kaminsky had her two previous children taken away from her home by Social Services in Florida, and they believe that's why she moved to Kentucky to have this child. But after having the child, Kaminsky decided to trade the baby boy for the pickup.
She then sold the pickup for $800 and some meth, according to police.
"I honestly believe they had the best intentions," said Lt. Rodney Van Zant of the Laurel County Sheriff's Department. "But the way they went about it was the wrong way."
The child was reported in good health. Kaminsky remains at large.
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