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State Sen. Todd Gardenhire is not suggesting we eat the entire immigration apple in one bite in order to do what's right for Tennessee children born in the United States to parents who are illegal immigrants.
The entire apple -- allowing illegal immigrants to become U.S. citizens (with, pick your various restrictions) -- is much, much harder to swallow.
But Gardenhire, R-Chattanooga, got the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday to approve his bill that would allow U.S. born children of illegal immigrants living in Tennessee to attend public college on in-state tuition.
The bill, which would apply to state residents of at least a year, was approved 6-3.
The House Education Subcommittee also passed a companion measure on Wednesday.
"Our national leaders have really dropped the ball on [immigration]," Gardenhire said he told the committee. "We're not getting this solved. We need to pick something and solve it. We're not getting into the national issues. But here's something we can" do that makes economic sense.
He's right.
If these students, who are already U.S. citizens (despite some apparent misunderstanding of that by some of the senator's colleagues on the panel), get a college education, they have opportunities to get better jobs and to have a bigger hand in making the state's economic wheels turn.
In addition to the plan being crucial to Gov. Bill Haslam's effort to increase community college and university graduation from 32 to 55 percent by 2025, Gardenhire said it's just the right thing to do. After all, illegal immigrant parents, like all of us, just want their children to get ahead.
The idea for the legislation came following meetings Gardenhire had with the likes of Bradley County teachers, Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Rick Smith and Hispanic leaders.
Of the latter gatherings and the things they sought, Gardenhire said, "none were out of the ordinary." Their No. 1 concern was education and opportunities for their children, with affording a college education as the key.
"There's a real effort to get them educated, but then they get to the college level and they're blocked" because of costs, he said.
In-state tuition at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for the 2013-14 academic year is $6,065. Out of state tuition is $21,272.
For many of the students, the tuition break would be the difference between going to college and not going to college. Out-of-state tuition would be just another barrier, so higher institutions would never have seen a dime out of those students anyway.
Gardenhire said Thursday he used statistics to explain to the panel that college-educated children of illegal immigrants pay far more in taxes than they receive in government benefits -- at least $140,000 more. The statistical drag on government benefits, he said, are those students of any race who drop out of high school.
"Doggone it, it just makes sense for us to get as many people educated as we can," he said. "I wanted to take the sting out of the [illegal immigrants] argument and appeal to the greed factor."
Gardenhire's bill must still go through various committees before going to the floor, but he believes it will pass the full Senate.
"I think it'll make it," he said. "I feel fairly confident" it will pass by about "the same percentage" (a two-thirds majority) as in the committee.
Gardenhire and Rep. Richard Floyd, R-Chattanooga, even want to take the education initiatives a step further.
A second bill, delayed to clean up some language, would enable children brought to the U.S. illegally to get in-state tuition if they have resided in the U.S. and Tennessee for at least five years and have high grades upon graduation from high school.
Those students would have to jump over the same basic hurdles as those who earn a Hope Scholarship and keep similar standards to retain their in-state tuition, Gardenhire said.
"It would show they're serious students," he said. "It puts the onus on them."
If Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. Congress could work together in this same way on immigration, although House Speaker John Boehner has as much said the issue is dead for 2014, something effective might get done.
They need to, as Gardenhire did, try to do what is possible, not necessarily popular, in small bites. Indeed, he said, 56 percent of residents in his district were opposed to such a move during his 2012 campaign.
Start with the children, the students, the economic future of the country. Craft something similar, get it passed and look for the next doable -- and sensible -- step.
What's been allowed to happen over the last 30 years, the mass influx of illegal immigrants into the country, won't -- and shouldn't -- be solved in one sweeping bill. It can't be. But bite by bite, well-thought out, well-crafted, well-written legislation might be a pretty tasty apple.
Mr. Gardenhire, You say "For many of the students, the tuition break would be the difference between going to college and not going to college. Out-of-state tuition would be just another barrier, so higher institutions would never have seen a dime out of those students anyway"
Since I wasn't ever going to go to Harvard anyway and they were never going to see a dime from me do you think they would give me the same rate as UTC. I think I'll use that argument for every thing from here on.
Let me see if I got this right, 56% of residents were opposed to such a move but you thought it was a good idea to push it anyway. That sounds a whole lot like the numbers that were opposed to the healthcare plan passed by Washington. how did you personally feel about that, did you think maybe Washington should be listening to those that sent them there.
How about we do away with this nonsense of anchor citizenship and go back to the intent of the constitution. illegal immigrants who have children while here should not justify citizenship for the children. I know that doesn't warm your heart but doggone its the right thing to do for the taxpayers who you represent.
You are what's wrong with politicians. We send you to Nashville to represent us, the people and you think, doggone its just the right thing to do because you get a warm, fuzzy feeling that makes you feel good all over. I'm going to tell you what I tell true progressives on this forum, you're just a progressive lite. If you want to ensure illegal immigrants children receive an education then start a non-profit or take the money out of your own pocket.
well said soakya. You must feel lonely out here on this thread? It amazes me that no one cares to comment on a story when we clearly see a politician handing out a government subsidy to a particular special interest group. I guess the usual commentators on this site don't see how the very business that this article is about is exactly what is destroying our nation.
We see a conservative Republican sponsoring legislation that is widely supported by liberal Democrats and the people love it! I guess this is the compromise that we all can agree on?
I guess Gardenhire has learned very quickly what it takes to stay in office for the next ten terms: Give away after give away to special interest groups with no regard for the cost.


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Updated: 05/22/2012 - Lofte Community Theatre will be holding auditions on Sunday (5/27) and Tuesday (5/29) at 6:30pm for the upcoming summer musical, "Singin' in the Rain."
Updated: 05/22/2012 - Lofte Community Theatre will be holding auditions on Sunday (5/27) and Tuesday (5/29) at 6:30pm for the upcoming summer musical, "Singin' in the Rain."
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Posted: 05/22/2012 - An Iowa woman faces meth and child endangerment charges after being accused of letting other people make methamphetamine at her apartment.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - Divers with side-scanning sonar are expected to return to Portland Harbor in Maine to search for a Harvard Business School student from Nebraska who disappeared while celebrating his upcoming graduation with two friends.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - A western Iowa woman accused of taking a nude photo of a 78-year-old nursing home resident has been given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days.
Updated: 05/22/2012 - Authorities have released the name of a woman whose vehicle plunged into a reservoir near Wilber in southeast Nebraska.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - A 49-year-old Lincoln man who's already served prison time for drug sales is going back into a Nebraska prison.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - The creators of batman, superman, wonder woman, and more-- say one of their major characters is coming out of the closet.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - The Lincoln City Council has closed loopholes that let Occupy protesters maintain their encampment on Centennial Mall for almost seven months.
Posted: 05/22/2012 - Trending Video seen in Daybreak's "Join the Conversation" segment
Posted: 05/22/2012 - Nebraska counties will soon be notifying property owners if their property values have changed within the last year.
Updated: 05/21/2012 - As a part of the Omaha Archdiocese plan, some churches will close, but others will grow.
Updated: 05/21/2012 - An 8-year old girl died in an early evening crash Monday in Ralston. Her two sisters and mother were injured.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - A Las Vegas man accused of hauling 115 pounds of marijuana in a pickup truck remains in a Nebraska jail on drug charges.
Updated: 05/21/2012 - A potential problem right outside our door could cost us during a storm.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - Visitors to the Omaha Children's Museum will get a special treat this summer. The museum is hosting a special exhibit dedicated to The Wizard of Oz. Christina Kahler with the museum talked about the exhibit with Serese Cole during our Midday newscast Monday.
Updated: 05/21/2012 - Summer vacation is nearly here and this is a great time for the kids to have outdoor fun.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - Motorcycle and semi collision is a close call.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - A car thief tracked down by police using sandwich wrappers he had discarded in the stolen vehicle has pleaded guilty felony theft.
Posted: 05/21/2012 - Gov. Terry Branstad is pushing for ways to place teachers in leadership roles that would also lead to higher pay for those to take on more responsibility such as master teachers or mentors.


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Speaking of the Supremes ...In January 2010 we listened in as the Supreme Court of Texas heard oral arguments in the case of City of Dallas. v. VSC, LLC, which is now close to a decade old. To sum up: In '02, tow company VSC was in possession of 326 the Dallas Police Department said had been "rep ... More >>
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Get inside the artistic mind of talented knitwear designer Michele Rose Orne and discover her secrets to creating beautiful handknits for any season of the year. Inspired to Knit features four mini workshops with twenty-one patterns and spectacular photography conceptualized to help knitters think creatively, find inspiration in their surroundings, and shape those elements into garment design. Along the way knitters will pick up invaluable tips and tricks of the trade plus a wealth of inspiration.
Stunning patterns are arranged by season, reflecting the colors and beauty of nature that inspires Michele's feminine designs. From an amber beaded cardigan that captures the feeling of hay fields drying in the sun to a long, belted coat with a spray of feminine coral roses inspired by flowers in her local market to an intarsia jacket that evokes memories of a fall hike in a forest, each pattern is rich with color, detailing, and romantic knitting style. Design workshops throughout the book guide and challenge readers to find inspiration in their surroundings, build color palettes, swatch creatively through knitting and sketching, and finesse their style and fit. Think more creatively about knitting and unleash your inner designer with Inspired to Knit!
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The lawyer for a Yorba Linda man claims Orange County law enforcement has the blood of four homeless men on their hands because they focused on his client as the fatal stabber of his mother and brother when the real killer was his former best friend, confessed serial killer Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo.
A 26-year-old Yorba Linda man who spent three months in jail for the horrific fatal stabbings of his mother and brother--until the slayings were blamed on presumed serial killer Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo--has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Brea Police Department and a separate court a ... More >>
Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo, the presumed serial killer of a mother, her adult son and four homeless men in North Orange County in late 2011 and early 2012, says on a newly released video taped before he committed suicide in jail that he possessed "the kill gene" and that ridding OC of the "blight" of ho ... More >>
The trial of suspected serial killer Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo likely will not begin until May 2014.While the 25-year-old Yorba Linda man accused of fatally stabbing a mother, her adult son and four homeless men has a Nov. 1 court date, his attorneys asked an Orange County Superior Court judge today fo ... More >>
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The death penalty will be sought against Yorba Linda 24-year-old Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo, the accused serial killer of four homeless men and a mother and grown son fatally stabbed etween October 25 and January 13, prosecutors announced today.Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas convened a ... More >>
If you want an insight into the bizarre thinking of accused Orange County serial killer Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo, you have to appreciate the impact movies, especially war films, and music lyrics had on the former U.S. Marine and Iraq War veteran.That's the assertion of Ocampo defense lawyer Randall ... More >>
The media have totally ignored what Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo is accused of doing--fatally stabbing four white men; forget the Latina mom and her son for the purposes of this twisted logic--instead spinning Orange County's latest serial killer as "a good kid," "patriotic," "a war hero," a recipient ... More >>
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On June 3, I will be representing my father, Walter Payton, at a Pro Football Hall of Fame dinner at The Glen Club in Glenview. I will be surrounded by 17 Hall of Famers, all of whom will be in town to raise money for the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Illinois and to promote the positive values of sports — values that were once instilled in me by my dad. When I was growing up, he constantly stressed the importance of hard work, studying the game and practicing until perfection. These values have helped me immeasurably throughout my life — and to do something at age 12 that no child had done before me.
Twenty years ago this August, I inducted my father into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. My dad told me what I was doing 2 ½ months before we were to go to Canton, Ohio, for the ceremony. I didn't understand the magnitude of what he was asking.
The first time I understood was when the Hall sent books to our house that showed an aerial shot of the thousands of people who attend the ceremony. That's when I realized that this was no joke. This was not getting up and speaking in front of your sixth-grade class.
The speech I ended up giving was written by Ms. Luna, our longtime housekeeper. I would sit at our kitchen island in our house on Mundhank in South Barrington and practice, practice and practice.
The week leading up to the big day was filled with activities. My dad was constantly being pulled in different directions, but he always made time for the two of us. One day, after signing hundreds of footballs, my dad and I drove around and found an arcade — no matter what city we were in, my dad and I would always find an arcade and lose ourselves in father-son time.
I still remember the actual ceremony to this day. When my dad reached the podium, he started to cry. It was the first time I ever saw him cry. He said it was because he was proud of me.
As I got older, my dad continued to teach me to study the game of football. People may think of him as a constant workout monster — he was known for running hills — but he actually watched more film than anything else. He would sit in our basement with old reels of film from either his games or an upcoming opponent, and he'd watch over and over again, studying every play.
In 1997, during my junior year at St. Viator, I finally started playing football. My dad would tape all of my games. He wouldn't sit in the stands; he would take his own video camera and climb way up onto the top of the press box so he wouldn't be distracted. It was pretty high up, and sometimes he would just sit by himself, through cold weather, rain or wind.
After he recorded the games, we'd sit on the floor in his basement office and watch them over and over again. We had a teacher-student relationship there; he would tell me, "The eye in the sky never lies."
I know that the Hall of Famers coming to Chicago made it there by studying the game like my dad did. I can't wait to shake hands with all of them, and to share stories about my dad.
As Father's Day approaches, I think about that special week in Canton that we had together. I'm so honored to be representing him yet again, and I hope I have a chance to shed a tear one day to show how proud I am of my own young son.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame dinner and golf outing will be held Monday and Tuesday at The Glen Club, 2901 W. Lake, Glenview. For more information visit Profootballhof.com/chicago-salute-to-greatness.aspx.


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The local child care community is outraged at the Marathon County woman accused of six counts of child neglect.
Police say Rhonda Piehl, 35, left seven children between the ages of 11 months and 4 years old unattended at her home, north of Wausau, last Thursday for more than a half hour.
"It saddens me and it makes me very worried for other children that are out there that she didn't make choices with when taking care of those children," said Debbie Mohelnitzky, owner of Alphabet Soup Child Care II in Wausau.
A police report indicates Piehl made the comment, "It's a bad decision on my part and sometimes you have to do what you have to do."
She told police she left so she could run errands in town, and that she's done the same thing in the past.
The criminal complaint states she had the children in the living room, with a step ladder blocking the hallway.
Mohelnitzky says it's vital for parents to be cautious when choosing child care providers.
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She also recommends dropping in unannounced to see for yourself what's going on.
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The Monastery of Cimiez includes a church, a cemetery and a convent where some Franciscan friars still live. The church has significant paintings by 15th ... Read more
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A federal appeals court has set aside a guilty plea and prison sentence of a former California college professor for sexually abusing an infant.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that the sentencing judge had injected himself into plea negotiations for Kenneth Kyle by supporting a life term.
Kyle will remain in prison but the ruling means his sentence could eventually be reduced.
Kyle, a former professor at California State University, East Bay, was arrested three years ago after federal agents said they found child pornography on his computer.
Authorities say Kyle and 21-year-old Tessa Van Vlerah took photos while sexually abusing her 13-month-old girl. Van Vlerah pleaded guilty in Missouri to sexual abuse and was sentenced to 30 years to life.
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Best House Made Charcuterie at restaurant in GTA 2013
- Food Tourist Jan 18, 2013 07:17 PM
Lots of chefs now make their own charcuterie judging by displays of hanging meats at Richmond Station and Cabin (Hockley Valley Resort) among others. But with Black Hoof getting yet another new head chef and some restaurants outsourcing their charcuterie, where can one now eat the best charcuterie made in house? I used to adore Nota Bene, Harbord Room and Cowbell boards - just haven't been lately. Help update me, please? Just waiting for Crown Cooks to open. Enoteca Sociale has Crown Salumi board on their menu...
re: Food Tourist
Had Local Kitchen charcuterie last week as part of Ass in Seat tasting menu. Some nice offerings but nothing outstanding. Holding out hope for a visit to Black Hoof eventually.
re: childofthestorm
You've actually tasted Jesse Grasso's charcuterie? Or are they still serving Brandon's?
re: Food Tourist
It's not just the chef who makes all the charcuterie...
re: Food Tourist
Yeah I was there the other week. The board was great.
Earth/Globe restaurants make their own, with an interesting variety of sausages, pates, and other preparations under the heading of Pig Bits, which change weekly. The platters are nicely sized, small and large being 8 and 16 respectively. In terms of value, Earth Bloor West has them at half price during their daily happy hour (every day) form 4 to 6. Usually the large platter will include a game pate, a few pieces of pork belly, some sausage, and something else (crackling, head cheese, schmaltz, etc) together with cornichons, mustards, breads and other seasonal pickled veg.
re: Snarf
I had the Swine and Dine $14 brunch plate today with "6 types of pork and plenty of toast" which came with 5 pork (crackling was missing) including housemade peameal, bacon, sausage, creton, and fried pork belly; and two small slices of toast cut into total of 4 triangles. All the meat was greige-colour with unimpressive taste/texture. Ugh. I won't be back to try anything else! Also, the worst $4 cappuccino in the city and that's saying a lot! And service is definitely not up to par.
re: Food Tourist
The swine and dine is not the charcuterie plate. Might have some crackling or creton, but not the other bits. Have had the plate, which changes weekly, numerous times.
If you have a fault with the service, they are pretty quick with a comped glass of wine. Just mention it.
I purposely ordered charcuterie at Stone Road Grille and Mercatto Eaton Centre in the past couple of days. SRG's former sous chef is now the new head chef and is keeping up consistent quality overall. Lots of variety and textures on the charcuterie plate. SRG highlights: ham (phenomenal flavour and texture), silky chicken pate, and grains of paradise salami. It's not a perfect plate - lardo on toast points was a bit sinewy and not as melt-in-the-mouth as hoped. Several other types of meats and pickles are included.
Mercatto has only 2 meats right now: veneto (wetter texture) and cacciatore (hunter's style, flower shape). $4 for single meat if you don't want the whole $16 cheese/meat platter. Mercatto's meats have a more traditional European taste and look and are made in-house.
re: Food Tourist
Last night I had a meat and cheese platter (3 of each, plus various condiments and pickles and crunchy bread products) at Mercatto Eaton Centre. What a gong show. The cheeses were too hard, the meats were curling. Who pre slices or doesn't store their meats and cheeses properly? Boo.
re: Food Tourist
The actual name will be Bar Isabel. (Not Crown Cooks)
re: Food Tourist
are you sure? a craigslist post from like a week ago said that crown cooks is opening mid march and hiring foh
re: Food Tourist
Bar Isabel with Spanish pinchos is slated to open end of March. Fingers crossed.
In the meantime, I get my weekly fix at Cheese Boutique who sell 3 types of Crown Salumi meats (beef or water buffalo bresaola and beef carpaccio).
re: Food Tourist
I hit that place up for a private party on Friday...
Great food, they had a ton of apps like deviled eggs w/blood sausage and hollandaise, ceviche, fresh oysters, fried chicken, a whole pig, and a monster slab of prosciutto they were just shaving off...I believe alot of what they were putting out was really for the party so am not sure about what will and won't be on the main menu..I was speaking to the owner Grant from the black hoof and he is going to be opening this week i believe...as mentioned above i think he's doing the Spanish thing
Room looks wicked too, looking forward to going back :)
re: Food Tourist
http://barisabel.com is now open.
re: millygirl
we've had the duck prosciutto at libretto on ossington (they no longer have it)- it was fantastic.
also- bar salumi- was there about a month ago before reservation at local. It wasn't "bad"...but we wouldn't go back.
re: millygirl
i'm not sure if this is still the case but i think a lot of the charcuterie they had/have at libretto was/is done by grant van gameren, i can't remember if they named him specifically or if it was just 'black hoof' but one of the two definitely at least used to be mentioned on the libretto menu
re: disgusti
Hmmmm this is making me wanna go there tonight LOL
re: millygirl
We can't go to Libretto without having the charcuterie. Usually split this, one pizza and a bottle of wine. You get three or four types of meat, 3 types of cheese, an arugula salad, pickled vegetables, olives, mustard and the bread they serve with it is piping hot pizza dough right out of the oven. It's $29 for the small I believe, but the small could easily be shared by 4 people as a starter.
re: Food Tourist
Ravine restaurant only serves by the glass: 3 reds, 3 whites and 1 rose - none of which are from their "vintage" bottles. Their table wines are pretty pedestrian and don't even complement the food.


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Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-oh, really?) thinks the Senate has too much to do right now to consider filibustering the nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court. Hey, lady, this guy will likely sit on the highest court in the land for the next thirty years or so. I consider that pretty damn important. But you're just too busy to think about it right now. Great, Mary. Thanks for nothing.
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On Christmas Eve, Clay Spencer has not returned home. His eldest son, Clay-boy, goes looking for him in the snowy Virginia hills. Ladylike bootleggers, a lesson in race relations, and the hazards of nature are all a part of his journey. Earl Hamner's original story launched The Waltons television series. This entry leads to the large print edition, but a regular print edition is available as is The Walton's Homecoming video.
Born on November 28, 1947, in Macon, Georgia, Mary Evelyn Lyons came from a family where reading was a part of everyday life. Her family moved around a lot, and Mary found a way to stay centered was by keeping her nose in a book or even a comic book. She liked to read different kinds of things. She read all the time, but she especially enjoyed "Katy Keene" fashion comics, and the Newbery-winner Hitty, Her First Hundred Years was definitely a favorite. This story of a beloved doll being passed down and loved by generations of girls had much history woven into it—something Mary would learn a lot about as she got older.
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Photos by Patrick MichelsJoe Greene, Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin and Roger Staubach -- but a handful of local football greats on the Woodrow stage this afternoon.As promised, there they were this afternoon, seated on leather chairs perched upon the Woodrow Wilson High School auditorium stage: Roge ... More >>
Tony Fay started working for the Dallas Mavericks in 1987 as the media relations intern; by the time he left in '99, he was director of communications -- which was no easy feat back then, given that was six months before Mark Cuban bought the then-struggling franchise just off a lockout season. T ... More >>
Photo courtesy the University of North Texas The Mean Green of UNT are Sun Belt Conference champs and, go figure, headed to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1988. Like you, I didn't win $370 million last night. But I did get to witness something that happens about as rarely as winning a ... More >>
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The Career Advantages of an Internship
An internship is a great way to earn money, try out new professions, but most importantly develop skills that are integral to your career success. You probably completed an internship during your undergraduate years, whether it was working on a political campaign, at a law office, or in a business setting. While the average undergraduate student is usually faced with a mountain of paperwork to copy, fax, or file, a graduate level internship is different – it is professional and it will strongly impact your future career.
When advising students on choosing internships, I urge them to look at an internship as more than a paycheck, but as a strategic career move. After all, over 20% of the Class of 2013 secured a full-time job after completing an internship at that particular site. An internship can lead to a job offer, either at that same organization, or at another. A Class of 2014 MPA graduate just scored a full-time research job at The Brookings Institute directly because of the health policy research he conducted at his academic year internship. Therefore, it's important to look carefully at all aspects of an internship before accepting an offer.
In the MPA program, I meet with students in their first semester to discuss how they can gain the skills necessary to succeed in their chosen career path, be it through coursework or through internships. It's easy to accept an internship in a familiar area of study, lapsing into old habits, but the truly great internships will propel you forward. For example, if you are interested in nonprofit advocacy, investigate internships at state agencies where you can see policy implementation in action, which will give you insight into how to advocate for new and better policies in the nonprofit setting. I always recommend finding a "dream job" posting, and comparing it to your current resume – more than likely, you won't seem qualified. However, remember that you have 2 years to revamp your resume and obtain the necessary skills and you'll be surprised at where you end up! Enlist the help of professors, classmates, family, and of course, your friendly Director of Career Services!
That one thing I really wish I had gotten around to studying…
Do you ever want to smack yourself for not taking advantage of a certain course that was offered during graduate school or while completing your undergraduate degree? (For me, it's grant writing. What was I thinking not taking that class when my graduate assistantship would have covered it?) Does your job demand a certain skill that you could really use a refresher on? Or are you that person who scans course catalogs online and has a list of courses that you'd take if you could just find the time? (It's Psychological Economics for this girl. That course just sounds fascinating, and I have a dream that I could use it to manipulate retailers while clothes shopping.)
If you answered YES to one or more of the questions above, have you ever considered taking courses as a "non-degree" student? Most universities — UAlbany included — will allow you to apply for non-degree (or non-matriculated) study in order to take a few courses. At Rockefeller College, we allow accepted non-degree students to enroll in up to 12 credits of graduate coursework over two years. That's three classes, which can be taken all in one semester, or one at a time over the two-year period.
Why not take one night a week and fulfill your burning desire to learn about nonprofit board governance, or contract management? Applying for non-degree study is a simple, relatively inexpensive process and a great opportunity to get back into the academic swing of things. For more information, please visit http://www.albany.edu/rockefeller/admissions_pad_apply_non.shtml.
Certificates: What Are They Good For?
By: Kara Pangburn, Director of Graduate Recruitment and Admissions
For those of you who have ever wondered what is a graduate certificate, or what it can get you: you are not alone! These are some of the most common questions I encounter during any given week in the admissions office. So here's my "quickstart guide" to graduate certificate programs at Rockefeller College.
First of all, what's the difference between a Certificate of Graduate Study and a Certificate of Advanced Study?
Certificate of Graduate Study (CGS) = post-bachelor's, pre-master's credential
Certificate of Advanced Study (CAS) = post-master's, pre-doctoral credential
For admissions purposes, certificates are considered to be degree programs because admitted students are matriculated at the University at Albany and may qualify for federal student loans. Certificate students take graduate courses along with master's and doctoral degree students. At Rockefeller College, we offer four certificate programs that allow students to take coursework in their area of interest. You can find more information about those certificate programs at http://www.albany.edu/rockefeller/certificate_programs.shtml.
There are generally three categories of students who enroll in our certificate programs:
- Recent graduates who are considering graduate school and want to "get their feet wet" before applying to a master's or doctoral program;
- Students who are currently enrolled in a master's program and are looking to supplement their education with courses in public administration or public policy;
- Professionals who want to develop a new skill set in order to advance their career (or change careers).
Let me be clear – earning a certificate (specifically a CGS) doesn't guarantee the same types of job opportunities as a master's degree. Certificate programs provide a great opportunity to develop and enhance your professional skills. They are not a silver bullet.
If you think a certificate program would be a good option for you, please consider applying! The deadline to apply for the fall 2014 semester is July 15.
Is it too late to apply for fall?
By: Kara Pangburn, Director of Graduate Recruitment and Admissions
There are many good reasons why applicants wait until the last minute to apply, and I've heard more than a few of them:
- You recently moved for personal or professional reasons, and would like to take advantage of having a quality graduate program in your new backyard.
- You've decided to take advantage of your employer's tuition benefits.
- You recently graduated with your bachelor's degree and realized that the job search is not going as well as you would like – and a graduate degree would help.
- A major life change has recently occurred (you lost your job, your kids graduated, your spouse changed jobs) which allows you to give graduate school a try.
So, is it too late to apply? And will you make a bad impression if you submit your application at the last minute? The answer is almost always NO to both questions, as long as you move quickly and make sure to cover all bases. It's not a bad thing to be a late applicant, but it is inadvisable to be an unprepared applicant.
The fall 2014 application deadlines at Rockefeller College are July 1 for the MPA, July 15 for all Certificate programs, and August 1 for non-degree study (in Political Science or Public Administration & Policy). It's important to note that ALL application materials must be submitted by the deadline, including GRE scores (when applicable) and transcripts. So if you're thinking about applying for fall, there are a few things you should take care of immediately.
First, order your transcripts! Some schools take several weeks to mail official transcripts, and your application won't be complete with just the unofficial, downloadable versions. So call or email your undergraduate institution to get your transcripts ordered right away.
Second, consider whether you have time to take the GRE (or GMAT). It takes up to three weeks for official GRE scores to be reported to the University, so the clock is ticking. If you haven't already taken the GRE, you might want to consider starting your graduate career at Rockefeller College as a non-degree or certificate student. Since these options don't require the GRE, you'll give yourself more time to study. Also, think about applying for a GRE waiver if you have five or more years of significant professional work experience.
Finally, remember to submit whatever materials you have as early as possible. Even if you're waiting on one piece of your application (like your GRE scores or a letter of recommendation), you can – and should! – submit your application right away. That way, we'll know that you're applying and can offer our assistance if any problems should arise with your application.
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Best eBook Readers
Below is my list of the 5 best ebook readers for 2014. It includes ereaders with monochrome E Ink screens only. Refer to this separate article for a list of the Best Tablets for eReading.
Ranking ebook readers by number is a lot harder than it sounds because each has unique features that suit certain folks better than others, so instead of ranking them by number, all of these are quality ebook readers and are on this list for different reasons. Please do check the reviews for the complete details.
Kindle Paperwhite 2 - Best Overall eBook Reader
The 2nd generation Kindle Paperwhite is the best overall ebook reader because it has the latest screen from E Ink and the best, most evenly lit frontlight of any ebook reader.
The Kindle Paperwhite also offers a number of features that competitors lack, such as fast page scanning, X-Ray, Wikipedia look-up, web search, Kindle panel view for comics, screenshots, Send to Kindle apps, translations, Goodread's integration, etc.
You can borrow ebooks from libraries and read them on the Kindle Paperwhite, get a free ebook per month with Amazon Prime, and there's access to Kindle games and Kindle apps.
Price: $119-$209 at Amazon
Kobo Aura HD - Best Kobo eBook Reader
The Kobo Aura HD is the best Kobo ebook reader because it has the nicest screen with the highest pixel density of any ebook reader at 265 ppi. Text looks super clear and sharp on it's 6.8-inch E Ink screen, which is slightly larger than most other ebook readers that use 6-inch screens.
It also has a solid set of features aside from the 1440 x 1080 screen, including a frontlight, a microSD card slot, support for ePub, custom fonts, the ability to set font weight and sharpness, and the Kobo Aura HD ties in with Facebook for sharing what you're reading with friends and family. It also has a web browser, notes and highlights, dictionary, reading awards and stats, and translation dictionaries.
Price: $169 at Kobo.com, Indigo, WHSmith
$69 Kindle - Best Value eBook Reader
Starting at $69, the basic non-touchscreen Kindle is the best value for an ebook reader because of the combination of features, low price, ebook selection, and Amazon's customer service.
The Kindle Paperwhite is the upgraded model. It starts at $50 more and comes with a capacitive touchscreen and a frontlight for reading at night. The Kindle Paperwhite is a good value too, but it's hard to argue with $69.
While it doesn't have a touchscreen or a light, all the usual Kindle features are included with the $69 Kindle, including notes, highlights, bookmarks, the ability to email ebooks and documents directly to it, you can borrow ebooks from libraries, get free ebooks with Amazon Prime, and there's access to Kindle games and Kindle apps.
Price: $69/$89 at Amazon
Nook Glow - Best Hackable eBook Reader
The GlowLight Nook Touch was released in early 2012 and was the first frontlight ebook reader to jump onto the scene.
Like the Nook Touch before it, the GlowLight Nook runs Android and can be hacked to turn into an ebook reader/tablet hybrid. It can run most ereading apps like Kindle, Aldiko, Kobo, and a number of news and RSS apps, making it the ultimate ebook reader overall. It can also run note apps, PDF apps, a few games, web browsers, and a lot of other apps—all this on top of the Nook's regular functionality.
The Nook Glow doesn't have a high-res screen like some of the newer frontlight ebook readers, and some people are put off by the loss in contrast. In that case, the Nook Touch is still a solid choice for a hackable ereader, and is really cheap refurbished.
Price: $119 at B&N
Icarus Excel - The Best PDF eBook Reader
For those looking for a hardcore PDF reader that you can use every day, the Icarus Excel is the best option in terms of features and price.
Tablets are still a better overall value, but when it comes to an E Ink reader with a high resolution screen that's readable even in bright light, the Icarus Excel/Onyx M92 is the device to get.
It has a 9.7-inch Pearl screen and has a Wacom touchscreen. The larger screen size gives it a major edge in regards to reading PDFs than the 6-inch screens typically used on most other ebook readers.
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Alongside all the frock-watching at New York fashion week, Grazia's got our beady eye on those A-list FROWers. From the usual suspects (we're talking to you, Olivia and Whitney) to a few unexpected arrivals (hello Grace Jones and Kelly Rowland), the FROW battle has officially begun! We're expecting Chanel bags at dawn...
We begin with the girl who sets the bar for her fellow fashionistas. Diane Kruger rocked up to the shows in support of her longtime pal, Jason Wu (she's donned his frocks for Cannes, the CFDAs and SAG awards) and chose an demure sheer frock with an embroidered bodice and bang-on-trend hem length, before swapping it for a funky red mini and brilliantly cool lace-up boots when hitting the tiles with Prabal Gurung.
Also trotting about the city looking red hot – and very matchy-matchy - were Brit model Poppy Delevigne and super stylist Caroline Sieber. Don't you just hate those 'oh, you're wearing that too?' moments?
Next up, it's Rachel Bilson trotting about the town looking, well, pretty darn fabulous! The teeny actress was flanked by an entourage of, like, a gazillion assistants (well she is the Style Director for Sunglass Hut, y'know darlings) and Grazia Daily is very happy to see her pulling off a pair of leather shorts with such ease. Good on yer girl!
Oh yes, you can always count on good old Olivia Palermo and Whitney Port to bring their trademark dose of polished City chic to the show shenanigans. While Olivia was looking sharp in khaki at Peter Som, Whitney went for a blinding concoction consisting of a structured ivory frock teamed with a ruffled jacket – we're loving the matching lippy and shoes, Whitters.
Kelly Rowland brought the funk to the FROW when she nailed two rocking looks at the Jen Kao and Georges Chakra shows yesterday. Um Beyonce, who?
FROW favourite Leigh Lezark was doing what she does best: black. Those killer heels are the perfect way to bring an edge to her ruffled LBD – or how about a statement necklace for some added interest? We say, yes please.
And of course, we leave the best to last. Yes, it's the inimitable Grace Jones and her wacky wardrobe. But although the singer was naturellement sizzling at the Alexander Berardi with that snazzy snood and hat combo, her formal black suit keeps the ensemble pretty tame in comparison to her usual fare. Well wonders will never cease...!
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'The finesse of his almost whispered tone created an intimacy quite unlike that of other performers' (Guardian)
The work of the intriguing Scottish soldier-musician Captain Tobias Hume is championed by one of the most significant musicians of our own time. Jordi Savall's recital will be performed without an interval and last around an hour and a quarter.
Brampton Bryan is a small village in north Herefordshire, close to the borders with Shropshire and Wales and midway between Leintwardine and Knighton. The Church of St Barnabas dates from 1656 and is one of only six churches known to have been built in the UK during the Commonwealth period. It replaces an earlier building which was destroyed in the English Civil War during the first siege of Brampton Bryan Castle in 1643.
Musicall Humors
Tobias Hume (c.1569-1645)
A Souldiers March
Captaine Hume's Pavin
What if a day
Captaine Hume's Galliard
My hope is decayed
Loves farewell
Good againe
Harke, harke
A Pavin – Life
The Duke of Holstone's Almaine
Beccus an Hungarian Lord his delight
Whoope doe me no harme
A Souldiers Resolution
Lessons for the Lyra-viol
Alfonso Ferrabosco (?1578-1628)
Thomas Ford (d.1648)
Why not here
John Playford (1623-1686)
La Cloche
Manchester Gamba Book, 1600-60
A Pointe or Preludium
The Lancashire Pipes
The Pigges of Rumsey
Kate of Bardie
The Cup of Tea
A Toye
The Lord Moira's Set
Dan R. MacDonald
Abergeldie Castle Strathspey
Regents Rant
Crabs in the skillet
Lord Moira's Hornpipe
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Any help would be recieved with open arms!!!!
Just put the following logon script to map a printer in a OU GPO that I have been using to test policys before deploying them to a new domain, it worked fine with test user account but when I added another user to the OU nothing!!!!
Set objNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
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Someone managed to tamper with a digital traffic sign.
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On Thursday, the Texas Supreme Court will thrust itself into a debate as old as the Internet: Is the web a place where ideas and opinions, often vile, sometimes damaging, should be allowed to flow unencumbered? Or should there be some means of identifying defamatory speech and purging it from the In ... More >>
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On December 6, Damien Falgoust went out for post-game drinks with his kickball teammates at the Knox Street Pub. At 1:30 a.m., he got into a cab and headed for his condo off Lower Greenville. He never made it. An hour later he was found a couple of blocks away, unconscious and badly beaten. CBS 11 ... More >>
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Photo by Brandon ThibodeauxTexas cattle country lost some 600,000 head this year -- a 12-percent reduction in the herd -- driven by a drought that withered grasses and baked river beds and stock ponds. It's the kind of en masse decline the likes of which this state hasn't seen since drought r ... More >>
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Do these houses still exist? If you know anything about them (especially a street or road address) please note the number with your comment – thanks! 1) 'Elvington' in Oamaru 2) Farmhouse in the Manawatu area 3) Cottage possibly in Wellington 4) Country residence in Manawatu? 5) 'St Kilda' in Oamaru… Read more »
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The Berry Boys – photos featuring New Zealand World War One Soldiers
The public interest following last month's blog post was immense and extremely heart-warming. The reaction was helped along by an article in The Dominion Post on the 5 June entitled 'Positive search via war negatives' and an interview with Jim Mora on Radio New Zealand National. The emails, phone calls and letters poured in. As… Read more »
Caring for our photographic negatives
We have an enormous collection of photographic negatives and transparencies on glass and film, going back to the 1870s. They include all sorts of images from studio portraits to holiday snaps, landscapes, photographs of sports teams, and artists' negatives and transparencies. Many negatives are chemically unstable and, if left in an uncontrolled environment, will deteriorate to… Read more »
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Perhaps you know where some of the photographs below were taken and what they are of? If you can help, please note the number related to each image with your comment below. 1) What building is this Burton Brothers stereoscopic image taken from and where is it? 2) Is it Lake Wakatipu? Where exactly is… Read more »
Te Papa Picture Library digitisation – Natural disasters
When I was 12 the sky once rained ash. Sounds strange doesn't it? However, in Taupo, New Zealand where I grew up, a series of eruptions from the nearby volcano Mt Ruapehu became a regular occurrence. From 1995-1996 the mountain reminded us that it was still active, releasing lahars and clouds of ash. These eruptions… Read more »
Brian Brake: Lens on the world opens at the Tauranga Art Gallery
Te Papa's touring exhibition Brian Brake: Lens on the world opens on the 1st June at the Tauranga Art Gallery, the exhibition runs until the 15th September 2012 . The exhibition features more than 170 superb photographic reproductions from Te Papa's permanent art collection, and is the first comprehensive retrospective exhibition of this notable Magnum… Read more »
Recalling the splendour of Samoan oratory: Lauaki Namulau'ulu Mamoe
To celebrate le vaiaso o le gagana Sämoa (Sämoan language week) the Pacific Cultures curators are highlighting stories related to cultural treasures from Sämoa. This image of Lauaki Namulau'ulu Mamoe (b. 1850s? – d. 1915) taken by photographer Thomas Andrew is dated 1909. This was the same year Lauaki was exiled to Saipan, in the Northern… Read more »
The Berry Boys – Photos featuring New Zealand World War One Soldiers
Te Papa has a wonderful collection of 172 portraits on glass plate negatives featuring World War One soldiers. These images were taken at the Berry & Co. photography studio in Wellington between about 1914 and 1919. The men in these images were about to enter into a life-changing event. Some would survive, a large number would… Read more »
Selu la'au (wooden comb) from Sämoa
To celebrate le vaiaso o le gagana Sämoa (Samoan language week) the Pacific Cultures curators are highlighting stories related to cultural treasures from Sämoa. Selu la'au or selu pau as it is commonly known, were ornamental carved wooden combs made from the late 1800s using metal tools. A variety of wood was used; pau or… Read more »
Nodding cat
Sometimes there is little information about some of the photographs in the collection. I love this image. It was taken in the 1930s by Marion Kirker (1879-1971). Yet I wonder: who is the man? Is it his cat? Why photograph them? What is the cat looking at? The man seems to be holding onto the… Read more »


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CB plug MyPlayer
1. Podcast rss xml file updated for each member each time his playlist is updated
2. Popup window to keep on listening while browsing the site
3. Embed feature allowing visitors to add members players to their site or myspace etc...
4. Notifications to shoutbox and Ping.fm service to announce new playlist entries on users social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, myspace etc...
Finally, administrator users can browse every members playlists in front end and remove inapropriate files...
This plugin uses mootools slide, fade and accordion effects.
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Podcast feed now fully w3c validate
A must have for any Community Builder driven site (the Jomsocial version is also available)!
The installation is easy and I even translated it to Hebrew (RTL, utf-8) without problems.
The "Accordion" style of the player helps my users to manage their files easily.
The Support I got from the developer was immediate and he help me solve a problem caused by a DIFFERENT extension...
A 5 stars and worth every penny.
I then went to the software site's support page and browsed through the forum for this software. It was mentioned to read the installation instructions, but none were included, and another user pointed out this fact. Yet the author still did not post a link to the instructions, nor did he post them on the forum, or a link to them. It was mentioned to set the root permissions of the site to 777 until the first song was uploaded. Doing this caused my site to crash. Was able to restore the No luck. I also tried responding to the email address that came back to me from my contact form reply that I had sent to my address when I submitted my issue. This email came back unaccepted.
So its either wait it out for an answer to the issue or my request for a refund. Thus the reason I scored low for this software, as installation and instructions fail it.
Hello, I feel sorry for your disappointment, but what you say is not exact, the installation instructions are included in the Jomsocial package, CB's do not need it but to avoid disappointment like your's , I'll add one. Also in the forum, the instruction post you might have missed is a sticky post and has over 1300 views. Feel free if you still need /want some help.
Fifteen bucks is not a lot to spend to experiment, but there really ought to be a demo of it on their site, not just screen captures, so we can actually SEE it in action before we buy it.
Also, I would have paid significantly more, if only the following features were included:
1: Better back end control over default settings. Autoplay default is a real pain to a lot of users. Looping automatically on is also not desirable for users with only one song. Admin should have the ability to shut these off for all users by default.
2: Only one play list. Would like to see ability to use multiple lists (e.g. for artists with albums).
3: Really need the ability to change where and how it appears in profiles on CB. Would be nice if it could show up in a tab even.
4: Put the user's controls in a hidden slide panel. It's a pain that all lower CB tabs are forced way down the page. Some sites use a lot of tabs so all can't be put on top.
Overall this is a very good plugin, but I have to be honest, I'm not sure I'm going to use it yet.
I do think it deserves the three stars I gave it.
For my purposes, it is average, and doesn't quite cut the mustard.
On the bright side, it looks to me like they are headed in the right direction!
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1. We have a demo, actually 2 on nordmograph.com profiles and on demo.nordmograph.com for CB and Jomsocial profiles
2. we 're thinking about adding multiple playlists
3. As most CB plugins, you can publish it in evrey tab position available in CB profile page, tabbed or not, on top, middle or bottom of the page etc...
4. Users like it in the accordion, parameters are available fast and it has so many of them that having them in the backend user edition would be a pain (especially color parameters etc...)
Have fun and feel free to use our support forum if you need points to be clarified
Very simple to install and use, the player can be customized, it has many other options like autoplay, shuffle, etc. It can also send announcements to social networks and to a shoutbox each time a user uploads a file, very nice feature! I use it in my site were musicians upload their demos, so a shoutbox announces each time a new demo is posted, and this announcement goes to their Twitter, Facebook, etc.
It also supports both file upload and http links to remote mp3s. Upload/link limits can also be set or modified at the backend.
Highly recommended!!
I wanted to optimize this player for the particular structure of my webpage, and I received a dedicated support which helped me solve everything in a matter of hours!
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My fiance and I bought this as our first dresser. We love it! Both of us love working with our hands, so putting it together was not a problem because we had our tools prepared. However, the instructions that came with our dresser were a little wrong. We were having a difficult time getting the drawers to feed on to the tracks and noticed the instructions told us to put the tracks on backwards. Also, a few times the instructions tell you to put dowels in the place the screws should go. It was easy to figure the last one out, but the tracks were a little confusing. If you are purchasing this dresser be prepared with a cordless drill, rubber mallet, pliers (for getting dowels out when they tell you to put them in the wrong place) and a hand held flat head screw driver to lock the locking bolts in place.
My husband and I are very pleased with this purchase. We had no problems putting it together, took us about an hour for each (we bought two). Despite the problems other reviewers have had, we found the instructions were clear and no parts were missing. One drawer was damaged and Overstock quickly sent us a replacement.
This is a nice solid piece of furniture. It blends well with some other antiques in the room. Minor damage on shipment and a bit of a pain to assemble but we are happy with the chest.
I purchased this dresser based on my previous experiences with Overstock.com pieces. This dresser, however, was terrible. The instructions were extremely difficult to interpret and left out a lot of steps. I am not a novice at assembling furniture, but this was the worst. In fact, the compressed sawdust dowels broke, are not of consistent length, and were either too small or too large for the holes. The screws are so cheap they begin to disintegrate when you use an electric screwdriver. I can usually whip through assembling furniture. I spent four hours and got so frustrated I packed the piece back into its box and thought I'd return it, until I found out that UPS will charge me to pick it up to return. I'm now going to give it to the Salvation Army for their rehabilitation center. I might as well have flushed my $$$ down the toilet.
The Alsa 4-drawer Chest is very solid and sturdy. It's a good value for the money and looks nice with the Alsa bed. I had a some difficulty putting it together, mostly because I had never put a dresser together before. If I had to do it again it would take half of the time.
I have bought whole set, very easy to assemble. Screwdriver will definitely speedup assembly work. The whole set looks great.
This was a NIGHTMARE to put together. I wish I had read the previous reviews that talked about how difficult it was to put together properly. My husband and I spent two days putting it together and it's still not quite right. We had to have Overstock send us a second set of drawer runners, which did not work. I believe the screws that came with the drawer runners were not the right size (both times) and they caused the drawers to not slide in and out properly. We finally gave up and went to the hardware store and purchased new drawer glides that actually worked. It was a huge pain, added expense and if the dresser didn't match the rest of our set, I would have sent it back. The other dresser, bed and nightstand all went together perfectly. I have no idea why this was such a difficult ordeal!
Contrary to other reviews I had no trouble at all putting this together. It's a nice product, but the drawers aren't quite as sturdy as you would find when you pay significantly more. But, there are no problems with it at all. The color matches perfectly and it's a nice piece of furniture.
I purchased the Alsa 4 drawer chest for my guest room. I was quite surprised to find that it is a great piece of furniture. The quality and look is compatible to pieces I own that are worth ten times as much. It was easy to assemble and looks great with the other furniture in the room. Very happy with the purchase.
We already had the bed frame so we got the night stands and dressers, but the nightstands were particularly difficult to put together. This is because of the directions (or lack thereof). They're nice, but be warned about the assembly...
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Forest Has a Song
by Amy Ludwig Vanderwater, illustrated by Robbin Gourley
Clarion Books, 2013
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Poems document the seasons in the woods with sensory reflections on everything from the spongy feel of a dead branch to the sound of a proposal in a tree frog's song to the taste of a wintergreen plant. The beautiful watercolor illustrations capture the gentle feel of the forest and the poetry itself. Simply a lovely book to enjoy and share. So with the sharing in mind, here is one small sample poem. And yes, I am showing my weariness of winter in selecting one about spring.
April Waking
Ferny frondy fiddlehead
unfurl curls from dirty beds.
Stretching stems they sweetly sing
greenest greetings sent to Spring.
-Amy Ludwig Vanderwater
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The district of Dhule lies in the upper Tapi basin in the north west corner of Maharashtra State. The district is separated from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh States by Satpudas and from the Deccan by Satmala hill range and Sahyadri mountains stretching out in east direction.
Dhule is a district administrative center .The cotton textile mill at Dhule is the large scale industry in the district. Climate of the District is Hot and Dry.
It is located at the crossing of Three National Highways namely NH-6 (Surat - Nagpur) , NH-3 ( Mumbai - Agra ) and NH-211 (Dhule - Solapur). Dhule city is the Headquarter of District Dhule and is located about 340 Kms NE of Mumbai while 350 Kms North of Pune. District is bounded by district Nandurbar in the North-West , District Nashik in south and District Jalgaon in East.
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