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Monrovia Birthday Party Venues for Adults
Looking for adult birthday party locations in Monrovia, California? Birthday party places are less common for adults than they are for kids which can make finding a venue challenging. However, there are many terrific adult party locations in Monrovia where you can host a birthday party. Between restaurants and sports and entertainment venues, you're bound to find a location that the guest of honor will enjoy.
Monrovia, California birthday party locations for adults include big restaurant chains with private rooms as well as unique venues like golf course clubhouses, bars and lounges, and beautiful museums. Consider what the guest of honor likes to do and see if their favorite places host events. You'd be surprised at how many unconventional locations host parties.
Start your birthday party planning by searching our comprehensive Monrovia birthday party venue database. You'll find an appropriate location for a 21st birthday party, 40th birthday party, 80th birthday party, and everything in between!
Featured1951 West Carson Street, Torrance, CA
Talk about Flexible Space! Boogiezone Utopia - Laboratory for the Creative Arts is situated in Old Town Torrance. This 7 Room, 14,000 Square foot gem will create the perfect backdrop for your party or function or provide the atmosphere you need for any event you can think of. Easily accessible to all of the South Bay and Greater Los Angeles, Boogiezone Utopia is close to the 110 and 405 Freeways off of Carson Street in Torrance. Short or long term rental options are available. Contact us today with questions, interest or to set up a guided tour!
3450 E. Spring Street #112, Long Beach, CA
The Glam Factory is an upscale boutique venue is perfect for girl's birthday parties (makeover parties, diva parties, etc.), bridal party makeovers, bridal showers, baby showers, business networking mixers, cocktail parties, and more! Our girls parties start at only $25 per diva (which includes makeup application and Shirley Temples).
Featured11902 Aviation Blvd., El Segundo, CA
Tony's on Aviation is a large venue in the South Bay where you can host your special events, whether it is birthday parties for adults or kids, banquets, anniversaries, fundraisers, baby showers, or receptions. We are centrally located near LAX and easy freeway access. Tony's has been around for more than 35 years and is large enough to accommodate most events with seating for 120 inside, and oh there's an outdoor patio with room for thirty more. Speaking of space, there is ample parking for you, your friends, and your family. Private use of Tony's for six hours is $445 for weekend days and $495.00 for weekend evenings. You may decorate Tony's or higher M Events. Tony's has a delicious catering menu at an unbeatable price. At $5.50 per person and $3.50 per child, each person will enjoy Tony's famous pizza, the delicious salad bar, choice of chicken tenders or sandwich, and unlimited sodas. In addition, we serve a variety of draft or bottled beer, and wine. Book your party today! You will not find a better place to host your special events, and our prices are unbeatable! During the week, Tony's is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Friday.
17420 Carmenita Rd, Cerritos, CA
Birthday & Event Parties We will make your party a memorable party full of fun. We have many themes for your party from which you can elect one of your favorite themes. You can just relax and have fun in your party by taking pictures and videos, and all the setup, service and after party cleanup is done by our Oodles staff. • 2 full hours of fun! - We provide full use of our state of the art facility for YOUR guests only! • Star of the show! - We make our special guest feel like a star! Crown & throne included! • Activities and more! - No matter the age, we provide an action-packed day for your celebration. • All Parties include 2 party hosts, 2 hour use of facility, tables, chairs, set-up & clean up. • All parties are based on an attendance of 20 and more kids. • Birthday child gets a free kids gym class for a month! • You can bring your own food for your guests. • Unlimited free play for 2 hrs. No coupons or tokens needed. • Special souvenir for all kids and special gift for birthday child! • Circle time, ball pit & plenty of games. Separate dining room. • No matter the event, we guarantee OODLES of fun!!! Package #1 $199- Exclusive use of facility including our 2 world class party hosts. Guest provides all food, cake, drinks, paper utensils and decorations. Package #2 $299- Includes package #1 and we provide pizza (3 Large), juice, paper utensils, decorations, birthday cake & 1 free oodles kids gym class for each child. Package #3 $399- Includes package #1 & #2. We provide pizza (6 Large), juice, soda, paper utensils, decoration, birthday cake & 2 free oodles kids gym class for each child. You should deposit an amount of $100 to guarantee your party date and time. This amount will be non-refundable. Add-ons: • Themed Parties - $75 • Additional Hour - $75/hour • Additional Child - $5 (above 20 count) • Art & Clay House Theme - $15 Perchild) • Face Painting - $55 • Suggest your own add-ons (price varies) • If kids count is less than 20 - $10 /kid, $5 /adult. Food, Cake extra.
9053 Nemo Street, West Hollywood, CA
Beautiful outdoor oasis in the heart of Norma Triangle in West Hollywood. This private patio is 500 sq ft surrounded by a lush tropical garden. This intimate space is perfect for private classes, workshops, meetings, and intimate parties. Private entrance is available. Lighting, outdoor music, tables, chairs, free WiFi, and mats are available. The overhead terrace can be covered for shade or exposed for additional sunlight. Restroom is available. Limited free onsite parking. Valet is also available.
FeaturedNOHO Arts District, North Hollywood, CA
Bexx Secret Garden is a unique boutique event space, hidden in the middle of the bustling NOHO Arts District. It's a charming garden with three covered patio area's with a bar and lounge area.. It is 1,521 square feet in total total. We can accommodate 35-40 seated guests, 50-55 cocktails style seating. It's a perfect venue for bridal and baby showers, small intimate weddings, rehearsal dinners, engagement parties, private dinners, business meetings & luncheons.
FeaturedOrange County, Los Angeles County, Riverside County,, Irvine, CA
Dress up parties for girls, themes include princess tea party, tea party, diva party, spa girls party, alice in wonderland, fancy nancy, under the sea tea party or fairy tea party! We come to your location and bring all the magical decorations and fun activities to entertain your guests. All the girls get a party favor and have a special tea party with manner lessons, decorate a craft, play a game, hear a story,walk the red carpet, and fun trivia. All parties are approx. 2 hours. We service the Los Angeles, Inland Empire, Riverside, San Diego, and Orange County areas. Can accommodate your special requests prices range from $200.00 and up rent a party and do it your self as well or have a hostess come to you and entertain. Rent party props Children's dress up tea parties, kids tea parties, princess tea party, fairy tea party, diva party, spa party for girls, dress up parties, birthday parties, girl scouts, brownies, daisy's, mommy and me tea parties, graduation parties, themed parties, glamor party,
141 W. 22nd St., San Pedro, CA
Odyssey Yacht Charter is a USCG tri-level private motor yacht. Able to accomodate 48 guests. Welcome to bring your own food and beverage (including alcohol). We have an ipod and karaoke set up. We have harbor cruises as well as day and overnight to Catalina, gay and lesbian committment ceremonies, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, budget weddings, rehearsal dinners, bachelor parties, burials at sea, adult parties, etc. We do all types of events. My motto is: If you have a dream, we fullfil it.
620 W. 135th Street, Gardena, CA
The L'Cheriyve Studio is a unique, exclusive, and very private warehouse one-story studio in Los Angeles off the 110 and 105 freeways. Close proximity 15 minutes to Downtown, LAX, Manhattan Beach and Marina Del Rey. L'Cheriyve is available for Photography, Filming, Production, Filming, Special Events- Intimate Wedding Receptions, Bachelorette Parties, Conferences, and Executive Meetings/Retreats.
The 5,000 square foot L'Cheriyve studio is elegantly designed with numerous vignettes available throughout the space. Our space can be rented with furniture or completely empty. Our rooms are all photography ready with custom painted walls and beautiful wainscoting trim. The floors are exquisite old wood black bamboo wood or industrial custom studio paint. Call or email for pricing! For more information, please visit: https://www.lcheriyve.com/studiolookbook Studio Event Space is as follows: *Photography Studio/Banquet Room *Studio Lounge *Reception Area *Private Collection Room *3 Restrooms *Valet parking/coat checkroom *Viewing or meeting room is elegantly appointed *Hair and Make Up Salon *Gourmet industrial catering kitchen *Dining room or Meeting Room *Front Entrance Lobby *Graffiti Garage *Total Rentable Space 5,000 square feet Gated Private Parking: *Parking behind private gate is 20 vehicles *Valet Parking required for over 20 vehicles Capacity: *120 Maximum *Banquet 80 with stage/dance floor *Reception 120 *Classroom seating 80-100 *Boardroom/Executive Meeting Rooms - 1) up to 6 people 1) up to 10 people 1) dining room table up to 12 Photography/Event Studio Details: *Power Outlets PH – Over 50 Wall Outlets *46†Smart TV with Sonos 3 speaker Sound System *Two 20AMP circuits and one 100AMP circuit *Large electrical supply with 4 separate lunchboxes *Professional overhead photography lighting grid *3 DTV boxes (Kitchen, Studio and Viewing Room) *DJ and Live Entertainment – Need to bring their own equipment *Additional equipment may be available for rent upon request. Delivery Bay: *Delivery Bay no lift needed, adjustable dock lift *Delivery Entrance for vehicles to drive into the studio for photo/promotional only
855 Elm Avenue, Long Beach, CA
Our beautiful building is now available for special events! Built in 1926 and designated Historical Landmark #8 by the City of Long Beach, we are located only minutes from beaches, airports, the Queen Mary and civic centers. With ample fenced parking, an 800 seat auditorium and numerous other rooms, large and small, we are ideally suited for your next wedding, theatrical performance, business or social meeting.
Airflite Aviation Services, Long Beach, CA
Airship Ventures, Inc. owns and operates 1 of 2 Zeppelin Airships in the world! At 246 feet long and 57 feet high, the Airship provides guests with a "birds-eye view†of the world below from 1000 feet above at a cruising speed of 35 miles per hour with windows that open. "Eureka†accommodates up to 12 guests and as a group, the Airship affords the unique opportunity to host a company team-building event, impress visiting VIP clients or to host an intimate in-flight party complete with complimentary champagne, snacks and the opportunity to arrange for additional catering. Groups that Charter a 2-hour or longer excursion qualify for "Catering in the Sky." In addition, group charters also have the "unique†privilege to request a desired flight route for their excursion. Our 180-degree panoramic observation bench, on-board lavatory facilities, open windows ("loo with a viewâ€) and open cockpit all serve to offer a flight experience that is unparalleled in the current aviation community.
1330 Parkview Avenue, Manhattan Beach, CA
Our location in Manhattan Beach offers convenience to local residents and those travelling from across the city, state, and country alike. I therefore hope we will be fortunate enough to welcome you and your guests to the luxurious setting of our private club for your event. MCC's banqueting facilities offer considerable flexibility, including the ability to host components of your event outside, which is why we have a proud history of successfully hosting everything from intimate meetings and dinners to large-scale gala events for up to 1,400 people. We pride ourselves on delivering exemplary service and are fortunate to have our executive chef, Clinton McCann, who has prepared arguably the most diverse and appealing catering menu to be found in the South bay. Everything here is made from scratch with the highest quality ingredients and Chef is always willing to design a special menu for you if for some reason you cannot find something you love on our existing menus. The same can also be said for our front of house team who, lead by clubhouse manager Nicholas Spurgeon, are always happy to help to pick a great wine to fit your budget. We believe that memories are simply moments that refuse to be ordinary and we want every interaction you have at MCC to be just that – extraordinary! We will listen to your ideas, make recommendations and help you to turn your dreams into a reality. Equipped with the best-of-the-best vendor referrals, we will work hand-in-hand with you to plan every last detail of your party because our goal is always to exceed your wildest expectations.
6100 Topanga Canyon Blvd, Westfield Promenade, Woodland Hills, CA
Woodland Hills Ice is an outdoor seasonal ice skating rink located at Westfield Promenade at the corner of Topanga & Erwin. Featuring over 7000 sq feet of REAL Ice! Woodland Hills Ice offers superior event planning services including birthdays, corporate events, fundraisers and field trips. VIP tents, full service kitchen and food packages, group and private skating lessons, skater aids including double bladed skates, push walkers, and helmets.
3225 union pacific ave., Los Angeles, CA
House of Gods LA is a loft warehouse space that offers a full sound and lighting option for all clients as well as photography and videography services for their events. We host music events as well as cocktail parties. We also have a beautiful 2,000 sq ft. rooftop patio.
1100 S. Hope Street, Suite 105, Los Angeles, CA
PYO Gallery LA is a beautiful 1,800 square foot event space that is conveniently located in downtown Los Angeles two blocks east of the LA Convention Center, Staples Center, Nokia Theatre, and LA Live. Our elegant venue is ideal for private and public events. The layout of the gallery includes a ground floor entrance, storefront windows, 25-foot ceilings and one unisex restroom. We can accommodate 75 – 100 people comfortably. The flexible design of the gallery can host a variety of events such as Event Receptions, Photo Shoots, Casting Calls, Lectures, Classes, Rehearsals, Celebrations, Fashion Shows, Company Events, Holiday Events, Networking Mixers, Private Events, Music Videos, Meetings and Film Locations. Our gallery space includes • 1,800 sq. ft. of continuous space • Free Wi-Fi • Private restroom • Ground floor street entrance, no stairs or elevators, easy in & out • Bright natural lighting and track lighting is available • Ample parking across the street • Catering is available upon request or you may provide your own • Staff member on duty
862 S. Main St, Los Angeles, CA
Located in Downtown Los Angeles, we're a 3-story building with total of 6,500 sf ideal for private events. Ideal location on the corner of 9th and Main st with a single bathroom on each floor, elevator, stairs, big windows for maximum traffic and visibility, parking lot right next to the building which is free during the week after 6:30pm on weekdays and $5 on weekends. It is a brand new building with concrete floor on 1st floor and basement, and luxury tiling for upscale events on 2nd floor, with fresh paint throughout the entire place.
672 S. La Fayette Park Place, #46, Los Angeles, CA
Primitive Modern Arts is a gorgeous cultural based gallery/boutique in Los Angeles. 1,750 sq feet of total gorgeousness.... original wood flooring, high ceilings, spacious patio, kitchen and bathroom (no shower). The attention to detail in design, furnishing and vibe is oh so welcoming and a most ideal oasis for those who seek the best of culture. The influence is mostly African thereby the colors are bright and vibrant. We carry one of a kind hand-made products from across the globe in an effort to showcase, share and preserve cultures and peoples of the world. This is the perfect place for intimate gatherings. Cultural food/music available upon request. PriMo Arts is located in a breathtaking 1927 Spanish Revival architectural masterpiece. Once inside the property, expected to be transported away from the hustle and bustle of the city into an enchanting oasis where wrought1iron catwalks trace their shadows across sun-warmed terra-cotta paseos and fifty foot trees tower over the plush court yard gardens, flowing fountains and a koi pond. Lots of free street parking and on-site lot available at $5 a car.
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I've received a postcard, not had a filter yet.
Nor have I seen any issue with my tv reception.
I might send off for a filter soon though, just in case. :-)
They said my area was affected but won't send a filter.
I received a card months ago - the first question I asked myself was which person made the decision to use a frequency so close to that of Freeview in the first place!?
its all about milking money from mobile operators and forcing people onto satellite or cable so even more frequency can be given away (anyone would think murdoch had power enough to use regulation to force people to his platform sky)
why not kill off am radio and reuse those frequencies how many people use am these days
I'm in the Black Country and received a card many months ago, which I filed away safely. Back in July, I lost all the channels on my Sony RDR-HXD890 DVD recorder and I thought the worse, that is the 4G has just been switched on. I hadn't received a filter from the company. Anyway I contacted them and was told that it had been switched over a few days before, so my loss of channels wasn't their fault. He asked me if it was a Sony and when I confirmed this, he said that Sony had pushed out a bad firmware update and had bricked everyone's recorder. Thanks Sony! While we were waiting for them to unbrick it, a bright spark on the Sony forums found out if you say you are in France when you scan for channels it's all OK. I assume Sony have since issued a corrected firmware update, but I haven't checked to see if my recorder has picked it up. It hasn't gone wrong since so why bother?
Of course, we never had these problems when we had proper analogue TV!
Digital radio switchover will not be complete until 2019, four years later than initially predicted, according to the head of a government-appointed advice group.
Roger Darlington, chairman of the Digital Consumer Expert Group, said digital take-up had been "slower than many in the industry have hoped, if not expected".
Darlington said that if current trends were maintained the 50% digital listening threshold – at which point the government will decide on a concrete course of action for switchover – would be hit in the first half of 2016.
He said he expected switchover to take place in three phases, beginning with the whole of England except the south-west and Cumbria in 2017, the south west of England and all of Wales in 2018, and Scotland, Northern Ireland and Cumbria in 2019.
Early on in the digital switchover process the previous government had earmarked a loose target date of 2015, on the assumption that digital would account for 50% of listening by 2013.
This target date rapidly became an "aspiration" and now appears to have been left behind entirely.
Darlington hinted at the difficult conversations going on behind the scenes, saying some motor manufacturers had been uneasy about the switch to digital.
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Coach Ottman and the U8 Boys Tournament of Champions Group A Winners. Well done boys!
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Congratulations to the LFC U10 Girls team and Coach Dean Johnson. They placed 2nd at the Bazooka Classic tournament. Way to go girls and Coach Dean!!!
The U13 Girls White team won the West Pines Kickoff Classic last weekend. Congratulations girls and Coach Baker! Go LFC!!!!
The LFC U18 Girls placed 2nd in the U19 age group at the Bazooka Classic. Way to go ladies and Coach Sweeney. Go LFC!!!
Congratulations to the LFC U11 Girls White team and Coach Stross for winning the Bazooka Cup Classic. They were awesome and played some real good futbol. Way to go girls and Coach Stross!!!
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Congrats to Coach Marlon, Coach Jasmine and the LFC U12 Girls for their 2nd place finish at the Disney Pre-Season Tournament. Great job girls.
Congratulations to the U12 Boys coached by John McCarron, they won the championship at the Shamrock Cup in Savanah Ga. Well done guys and coaches!!! Go LFC!!!
The U11 boys (A team) won the Nike Champions Cup in Apopka. They outscored their opponents 15 - 5 and won the championship in PKs. Congratulations guys and Coach Ralph, job well done!!!
Congratulations to the U10 boys with their new coach Johan. The young guys destroyed the competition at the Nike Champions Cup and won the championship. The boys outscored their opponents 33 - 0. Very impressive stuff guys!!!
The LFC U12 Girls White team finished in 2nd place (pks 7 - 8) at the Adidas Cup. Makayla Peddycoart had a hat trick and goalie Kelsey Beck scored a goal off her punt. Well done ladies!!!
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Simmons College vs Regis College Nurse Practitioner Program- BSN vs. no BSN
- 0Apr 3, '12 by gregmRN890Hello all!
I am contemplating between Regis and Simmons college for their respective NP programs. Both have their pros and cons and what is really worrying me is the fact that Simmons does not offter the BSN after completing that part of the curriculum (however Simmons is right in the city, very convenient, and with great resources); whereas Regis offers the BSN and more flexibility in their program (however Regis has had bad reviews regarding their faculty and the resources they have in the school). I'm hearing various comments about how complicated it may be to get an NP job without a BSN. Is this true? Would I be able to find an RN job during the NP portion of my studies without a BSN? Is there anyone that is a current Simmons nursing student that has seen a fellow peer get a job in the city working as an RN without a BSN? Anyone see an "X-factor" between the two programs that would make me choose Simmons over Regis (or vice versa)?
I'm still very indecisive on both of these programs but the main issue is that I am worrying about is the BSN predicament for furture nursing endeavors.
I would greatly appreciate the help with this decision!!
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Poll: NP Program Pick2 Votes
- 1Apr 4, '12 by BostonFNP, MSN, DNP, NP GuideBeing a 3rd year DE student, here's what I would consider:1.) All of my close friends who looked for jobs got an offer within 3 months of passing the NCLEX without a BSN (RN plus prior BS/BA).2.) Does Regis grant a BSN at midpoint or at the end of the entire program? It doesn't help you much if it comes at the completion of the program. 3.) What are the NCLEX pass rates for each program? 4.) What's the clinical reputation of each program? Clinical reputation and connections are the best way to get a job. If you have any questions about Simmons side, drop a message.
- 0Apr 4, '12 by gregmRN890Thanks so much for your two cents de2013! Regis college offers the BSN at the midpoint of their program. I hear the the Simmons students seem more prepared in the clinical setting than all of the other schools.
How is the atmosphere at Simmons? I hear that the facilities are state of the art compared to Regis and that the faculty there is superb. Is this true? Regis has gotten a bad rap about their program and how much the students regret going. You can tell me the truth about Simmons because I have only heard good things about the program there! (And many bad things about Regis and their resources). How stressful is the workload and clinicals at Simmons? Is being one of the few male students a challenge with making friends/colleagues? My school history has consisted of an all boys high school (Malden Catholic) to Boston University and probably to the all girls setting at Simmons...!!!
- 1Apr 4, '12 by BostonFNP, MSN, DNP, NP GuideI can only really speak for Simmons as I have experienced it. The faculty has been great, some are better than others, but all are practicing NPs (a number of which went to Simmons for MSN/DNP/PhD). Almost all the faculty will take preceptees and/or be practice mentors. The clinical placments are (mostly) all great and the clinical faculty have always been amazing for me (there are two people I have heard some people have trouble with). Most importanly, Simmons students seem to be very well received by practicing nurses at clinic. Simmons is very involved with new research and recommendations for non-traditional pathway nursing education, and they make curriculum changes each semester to better prepare students. There are some things that are frustrating, nothing is perfect. Communication from the administration and faculty is sometimes not so great. Clinic placements process is stressful and sometimes last minute. Classes are expensive. The research indicates that self-directed learning is important for education and so Simmons expects you to teach yourself a lot of material (also part of being an accelerated program). The cirriculum is challenging for almost everyone (and I can honestly say that my entire cohort is hard working and highly intelligent) needs to really work to maintain the 83 average. You can still have a life and enjoy yourself, but it is no cake walk. Simmons has had a 100% pass rate for the past 4 or 5 years (iirc), so they have found success in challenging students (although it's not too much fun as a student!).Being a guy makes life easier in my opinion. You don't get a break academically, and in clinic you get held to the same or a higher standard) but you don't get involvEd in some of the lateral violence that some female students suffer. It's easy to make friends and find study groups, and people seem to always like to hear a male opinion. There are lots of males on campus with PT program and other grad programs, so it never feels awkard.
- 0Apr 5, '12 by jrwinneyThanks for starting this thread! I am interested to see the responses. And thank you de2013 for your always informative responses.
I am currently accepted to Simmons Dix ABSN program starting in May and am waitlisted at Regis. I have heard nothing but amazing things about Simmons - but the fact that it is a BSN and not a DE program what the biggest down fall for me. That and the fact the majority of classes are during the day (I currently work at Children's right accross the street though) -- is that correct about class schedule de2013?
At this point, I am getting sick of the run around with the waitlist at Regis. I keep getting told different things depending on who I ask. I love Simmons program and have had a great experience thus far with their staff - I actually work with the Lifespan Psych professor at Children's and she is amazing!
I guess the only thing really holding me back from sending in my deposit to Simmons is the ABSN vs. DE part. But, I can always transfer into the NP portion if I wanted to later on.
Make sure you keep us posted on your decision gregm!
- 0Apr 5, '12 by BostonFNP, MSN, DNP, NP GuideMost classes are during the day, and they tend to schedule them all on one day so you have the rest of the week to work (though it makes for a long school day).
- 0Apr 5, '12 by jrwinneyQuote from de2013Well, that is great to know. I plan on dropping to part-time, so having most classes in one day would be okay with me!Most classes are during the day, and they tend to schedule them all on one day so you have the rest of the week to work (though it makes for a long school day).
- 0Apr 5, '12 by gregmRN890So glad to hear that it isn't too awkward! Would you be able to give me an example of what a class schedule for a first year would look like? If not, then it's ok!
- 1Apr 6, '12 by BostonFNP, MSN, DNP, NP GuideSUMMER I:
You start with Fundamentals in the summer. This is a three hour class that meets one day per week (currently Thursdays I think) plus a three hour lab that meets one day per week. This class sounds like it will be a breeze, but can actually be quite difficult as you need to learn a new language on top of all of your basic skills. This runs from end of June to beginning of August I think.
You move on to a more "full" schedule in the fall. This includes class two days per week (currently Tuesday and Thursday I think) plus one additional 8 hour day of clinical. You have Med-Surg I (2 hours/wk), Pathophys (2 hours/wk), Pharm (2 hours/wk), and Health Assess (2 hours/wk).
Spring continues with a full class load and adds two more days of clinical. You have class one full day/wk plus an evening class on Wednesdays: you take Med-Surg II, Psych, and a Healthcare Systems class. You will have two clinical days for Med-Surg II plus a clinical day for Psych.
There's a quick snapshot of year one.
- 0Apr 24, '12 by gregmRN890Thanks so much for the snapshot, de2013!
Can you share how the workload is? Does it seem manageable/doable without going crazy and having a social life/support? Sometimes there are cases (I'm sure many people feel this way) where students do not feel smart enough with particular academic/clinical challenges. I love challenges but when it comes to a milestone of this magnitude, sometimes it takes a little encouragement to stay confident.
Is the faculty availability apparent, or do you have to "hunt them down" for a particular topic? Also, are they reassuring in helping the students get through the hardships that nursing school brings?
Thanks so much again for your feedback! It is a great help!


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A law school job talk for an entry-level candidate is an opportunity for the presenter to put his or her ideas before a faculty in the best possible light. A bit of give-and-take is part of the drill, but the candidate can usually expect the talk to stay more or less on course. My own first job talk, though, given at George Mason University more years ago than I'd like to admit, was attended by the thoroughly exceptional Larry Ribstein and so did not unfold in the usual way.
A few minutes after I began to speak, the questions began. Most were of the kind I expected, asked to determine whether I had thought carefully about my topic, whether I had properly considered alternative arguments, whether, in general, I knew what I was talking about and could express myself competently. But then Larry, whom I had not before met, spoke. Unlike the others, Larry didn't ask about the paper, which was on insolvency risk, or my defense of its themes. Instead he honed in on a comment that I had made in passing, one only indirectly related to my thesis. If I remember correctly, the remark that caught Larry's attention was about corporate capital structure. Larry asked me one question about the comment and then, after contemplating my response, followed up with a series of others. He was, it seemed, trying to work out something in his own mind rather than connect his thoughts to my paper. I wasn't sure what was happening but I remember the feeling of relief when the questioning moved on to others.


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In my experience debating or discussing the Christian faith there appears to be a huge disconnect in terms of biblical literacy between scholars versus your average Sunday churchgoer. Naturally this is to be expected but I am sure Mr and Mrs Happy Clapper would be troubled to learn the following:
1. There is nothing of Jesus outside of the Bible. No artifacts. No self-written manuscripts. No independent historical records to show that such a man walked the earth. It is therefore not historical fact, as Christians like to assert, that Jesus ever lived.
2. We have not a single eye-witness account of the life of Jesus. The gospels, whose identities we do not know, wrote their respective biographies of Jesus almost a century after the alleged date of Jesus' death. Furthermore, the gospels. most probably, were not even from the same region or nation as Jesus.
3. Jesus was a racist, and he would have rolled in his grave had he learned that Paul preached to the Gentiles (non-Jews). Jesus made it quite clear that his mission was only to heal or save the 'lost sheep of Israel'. Further, on one occasion, he called a non-Hebrew woman a "dog" which was as cruel an insult anyone could make at that time.
4. Jesus was rude to his mother on no less than three occasions. What ever happened to 'Honor thy parents'? Further, disrespecting one's parents was punishable by death under Mosaic Law.
5. That the four gospels narrate vastly different accounts regarding the birth of Jesus; his baptism; his ministry; his trial; his execution, and his resurrection. Not only are there many differences but further troubling is that many are irreconcilable discrepancies.
6. Mark's reason for Jesus' death is that his sacrifice was required to make atonement for sin. Whereas Luke's view is that salvation comes not via atonement but via forgiveness through repentance. Forgiveness and atonement are far from the same thing.
7. Matthew writes that passage to the kingdom of heaven is earned via following the law to the letter and in believing in Christ. Whereas Paul writes that observance of the law will only serve to make salvation problematic, and thus he states that Christians only need believe in the death and resurrection of Jesus to be saved. So which is it?
8. One study found that 65% of Americans cannot name more than 6 of the first 10 commandments, and it is my feeling that 99% do not know any of the additional 603 commandments decreed to Moses. A great number of these laws would shock and appall Sunday Christians, from selling your daughter into sexual slavery, to executing your child for talking back.
9. Jesus promised his followers 36 times that he would return before his contemporaries would see death. 50 generations later and he has yet to fulfill his promise. I think it safe we presume him clinically DEAD!
10. Jesus did not know his reason to die. "Father why have you forsaken me". But in John he welcomes his death, "into your arms I come"
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The Complete Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales
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The 20 enjoyable, interactive classroom activities that are included will help your students understand the text in amusing ways. Fun Classroom Activities include group projects, games, critical thinking activities, brainstorming sessions, writing poems, drawing or sketching, and more that will allow your students to interact with each other, be creative, and ultimately grasp key concepts from the text by "doing" rather than simply studying.
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Seasonal Resources
Thanksgiving Prayer Service from the National Confererence of Catholic Bishops.
A Thanksgiving Blessing Mix Recipe used to symbolize the meaning behind Thanksgiving Day.
Advent Resources and Blogs
Make your own: templates for creating an Advent Calendar of your own.
Advent Retreat: a retreat you can take online each day from the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis.
Busted Halo Advent Calendar
Caritas Advent Calendar: interactive Advent calendar has a reflection and prayer for every day.
Catholic Relief Services Advent Resources: reflect on the journey that brought Mary and Joseph to the stable and call to mind all those that continue to encounter poverty in their own daily journeys.
Darkness is My Mother: an Advent Blog by Sister Baya Clare, CSJ, and imaginative, participative Christian prayer and reflection in the Ignatian tradition of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Free Christmas Advent Calendar iOS App for Christian Kids and Schools
Institute for Christian Formation (ICF) Advent Calendar.
Loyola Press Advent Calendar: online and print version for children.
Advent O Antiphons: Advent reflections based on O antiphons, titles for Jesus each day during the season.
Pray as You Go: Advent Retreat in podcast form
St. Margaret Mary Parish Advent Calendar
Xt3 Advent Calendar: Open a calendar door each day for an Advent resource.
About the Advent Season and its Traditions: prayers and customs.
Advent Music: a collection of music for the Advent Season.
Advent Resources from the Catholic News Agency.
Advent and Christmas resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Advent Resources: from Catholic Online.
Advent Family Resources: from the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
From catechetical publishers:
Loyola Press features resources on the advent wreath, O Antiphons and more.
Catholic Digest offers some Advent themed articles.
Sadlier Religion has resources available about the season.
4CatholicEducators.com has numerous Advent resources, including music.
Saint Nicholas Day (December 6):
Blessing of the Candy Canes: The candy cane is a treat often associated with Saint Nicholas
Advent and Christmas resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Blessing for a Christmas Tree: a prayer to bless the family tree.
Blessing for a Creche: a prayer to bless the family's nativity scene.
Christmas Proclamation: a meditation on the historical reality of the birth of Christ.
Celebrating the Christmas Season: free downloadable and printable activities, prayers, and more for celebrating the season from RCL Benziger.
Blessing of Home, School, Classroom for Epiphany: the blessing of homes, classrooms and other spaces is an old custom for Epiphany.
Lenten Resources:
Ignatian Spirituality: Lenten resources and ideas for prayer and other spiritual practices.
Lenten FAQ's: from americancatholic.org
Lenten Resources from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Lenten Fast Facts: background information on Lent and Lenten practices.
Lenten Podcasts: weekly reflections in audio and hardcopies from the Catholic Health Association.
Lent and Holy Week 2014 Resources: Enrich your children's journey through Lent and Holy Week with these free, printable activities and prayer services for your classroom.
Living Lent Daily: features prayers, thoughts and more each day to inspire you throughout your Lenten journey. A new article will become available daily throughout Lent. From Loyola Press.
Journey through Lent with Fr. Robert Barron: Fr. Barron sends daily Lenten reflections right to your inbox
The Passion and Death of Jesus by Felix Just, S.J., Ph.D.
Operation Rice Bowl: a Lenten faith formation program from Catholic Relief Services that helps us to live in solidarity with the poor and vulnerable around the world.
Lent 4.5: a seven-week faith formation program which inspires and informs Christian communities on how to use the traditional Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting and almsgiving to protect God's creation, embrace Gospel justice and nurture spiritual fulfillment.
Lenten Film Series: a new media way to observe Lent. Starts on Ash Wednesday, March 5, 2014. Each episode features a short film, or clip from a film (e.g. The Way) or TV series (Joan of Arcadia) that looks at a theme from that particular week of Lent drawn from the liturgical readings. There are reflection questions and interviews with the filmmaker. Featuring Rose Pacatte, FSP.
Soul-Nourishing Practices for Lent: the traditional practices can be seen as soul-full habits. Just as one doesn't pray for forty days and then cease until next Lent, so should our efforts at fasting become ingrained ways of practicing our faith. Free downloads from Sadlier.
20 Weird Lenten Ideas and 25 Creative Lenten Ideas: from LifeTeen.
Stations of the Cross:
nyfaithformation.org Stations of the Cross
Children and Family Stations of the Cross by the Passionate Missionaries
Franciscan Action Network Stations: written for ecological conversion. English Spanish
Meditations for the Stations of the Cross written by Trappist André Louf
Way Of The Cross At The Colosseum led by Pope Benedict XVI
Stations of the Cross by Creighton University's Collaborative Ministry Office
Praying the Way of the Cross with St. Paul of the Cross
Stations of the Cross from EWTN
Virtual Stations of the Cross from Busted Halo.
All About Holy Saturday: history, information, prayers, images and traditions of Holy Saturday.
Holy Thursday: What is Holy Thursday? A video from Rome Reports.
Jesus' Journey to Calvary: a group (family or class) activity about the last days of Jesus.
Trampling Down Death: resources from Catechist Magazine for family and class Easter celebrations
Loyola Press offers a variety of free online resources for the seasons of the Church's year.
Halloween: what is the history and origin of some of the practices of All Hallow's Eve.


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|Let me know what you guys think I used the great stuff foam and pressed the oak bark to it and filled in the gaps with black silicon and then stuck the cocco bedding to the silicone
Finally the background is on there strong its not coming off lol Heres the picture... any suggestions now on what to do?
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- Posted by whatisntseen 10 (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 21:36
|not too shabby.. Good idea filling in the cracks with coco fiber, never wouldve thought of that and using the oak bark panels!
- Posted by iliketerrariums (My Page) on Sat, Feb 25, 06 at 21:50
|Cool, it looks kinda like an old stone wall, you could try to get moss to grow on the coco fiber, it would really look like a stone wall then, By the way, how did you manage to get the coco fiber to stick to the spaces in between the bark panels? Just coco right on foam? If so, you shouldnt have a problem with the foam cracking as its such a small space, but if the coco should fall off with time....hopefully the moss will also grow on foam!? never know, keep us up to date on your progress, it looks pretty sharp =)
- Posted by noobtoterraiums (My Page) on Sun, Feb 26, 06 at 0:19
|Thanks for all the help actually Iliketerrariums you were right and I and the others were wrong I tried putting the cocco fiber directly onto the foam and skipping the black silicon step IT DID not work at all heres why. At first it sticks then the foam keeps expanding and expanding while it is drying and it eventually drys and expands and just pushes the cocco right off ... the oak stuck perfect to it and the glass its on there solid after I used black silicon and then put the cocco dirt on the black silicon when the cocco was dry this time =)
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