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Love You
Happy rainy Thursday everyone Today I have a sweet little confection of a card to share. I decided to participate in the Moxie Fab World Tuesday Trigger this week. If you aren't familiar, they do a great inspiration photo challenge every week. This week's photo was this beautiful bedroom….
Don't you just want to jump on that bed? No? Just me?
My inspirations here were the sweet feminine bedding, specifically the floral coverlet and the little puff-dots on the comforter. I also loved that the bed skirt is box-pleated. I love a good box pleat! And finally, the chunky A on the bedside table was also an inspiration.
Here's what I came up with…
The papers are from the Authentique Grace collection 6 x 6 pad. The cardstock is some SU! Blush Blossom which I have been hoarding – still can't believe they retired this color! The LOVE letters were cut on my Silhouette and beefed up with some extras cut from cardstock (I will never have a baggie full of random unused chipboard alphabets again, thank you, Silhouette!) I intentionally mussed the box pleated paper so it didn't look too perfect and rigid.
Thanks for visiting today!
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Tags: authentique, big shot, blush blossom, cuttlebug folder, dry embossing, heart punch, hero arts, pool party, ribbon, silhouette, swiss dots
Happy Birthday!
I haven't posted a Graphic 45 card in awhile so I thought I'd share another one from the 12 card series I am doing using the Graphic 45 Place in Time collection 8 x 8 paper pad for the Haughton House. This is the card for August – my birthday month, so I figured I'd make it a birthday card
About this card: All the papers and stickers are from the Graphic 45 Place in Time collection. The kraft cardstock is Bazzill and has been dry embossed on my Big Shot with the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder. I added drops of Liquid Pearls in Bisque to the upper left corner.
Tags: bazzill, big shot, cuttlebug folder, graphic 45, kraft, liquid pearls, place in time, swiss dots
Tags 2!
Last week we made six more tags at the Haughton House, and actually I made seven because there was a variation offered for one tag and I couldn't decide so I made it both ways.
I think the patriotic one might be my favorite!
This one made me remember why I love crackle paint!
Isn't Frankie fun? Love him!
We used a cool metal tape technique to make this one. Can't wait to try some variations on it.
Here's my twofer, love these fall colors.
This one got away from me a little bit… the folded vellum wreath thing is about twice as big as I intended it to be. I just could not get a handle on making that flower/wreath. Still pretty though, right?
Tags: baker's twine, bo bunny, buttons, crackle paint, cuttlebug folder, distress ink, dry embossing, glitter, greeting card kids, tag
Happy New Year
I know, January is almost over, but bear with me. I'm working on a collection of 12 cards, one for each month, for a Haughton House project. Faith, the owner, has created 12 scrapbook layouts using the Place in Time collection from Graphic 45, and she asked me to make cards using the layouts as inspiration. I love a fun challenge like this! I 'm taking the 8 x 8 paper pad and the 12 x 12 sticker sheet from the collection, and combining those with some cardstocks, embossing, and stamping to create the 12 cards.
So here is the January layout – forgive the glare, the pages were in plastic sleeves and this picture was taken with my phone..
Not only are the papers from the same collection but I also based the layout of my card on part of the scrapbook layout, and of course kept close to the color scheme. Here's what I came up with:
About this card: The patterned papers, including images and sentiment, are from the Graphic 45 Place in Time 8×8 paper pad. I used some Bazzill kraft cardstock that was dry embossed with the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots folder, and layered it with some scrap coffee-colored cardstock (Worldwin, I think) to mat the center images. I dotted on some Liquid Pearls in Bisque.
Tags: bazzill, cuttlebug folder, graphic 45, kraft, liquid pearls, place in time, ranger, swiss dots, worldwin
Very Merry
Hello friends! We had so much fun on Saturday at The Haughton House for card class. Some of the cards we made used stickers from the Echo Park Very Merry collection, and I took a few of the leftover stickers and made a few more cards just for grins, so I'll be sharing those with you today and tomorrow! I also have tagged the previous cards made with this sticker sheet as well as today's with the tag "Very Merry" so if anyone wants they can go see them all in one location
This first one uses one of my favorite sketches from OWH, #131.
This one is also an OWH sketch, #146.
About the first card: The holly paper and green paper and sticker are all from the Echo Park Very Merry collection. The red paper is Bo Bunny Dot Flourish in Wild Berry. The brown paper is Bo Bunny Double Dot in Coffee. I added a little Holiday Red Stickles to accent the holly berries.
About the second card: The Santa sticker and grey background paper are from Echo Park Very Merry collection. The grey background was dry embossed on my Big Shot with the Cuttlebug Snowflakes embossing folder. The brown and red cardstocks are from Worldwin. The striped paper is from Echo Park Season's Greetings.
Tags: big shot, bo bunny, cuttlebug folder, dry embossing, echo park, snowflakes folder, stickers, stickles, very merry, worldwin
Welcome, Baby
How about a break from all the Christmas cards? I realized just yesterday that I had never posted this baby card that I made for my friend Colleen and her sweet new baby Alex
About this card: The sentiment from Stampin' Up! Something to Celebrate is stamped in Versafine Sepia ink on SU! Very Vanilla cardstock and hand cut into a pennant shape. All of the patterned papers on this card are from the We R Memory Keepers Antique Chic 6 x 6 pad. I stamped the animals from SandyLion's Boy set with Versafine Sepia on a variety of the patterned papers and cut them out. I layered them onto a Very Vanilla panel with an SU! Old Olive mat that was punched with a scallop border punch and then dry embossed on my Big Shot with the Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder.
Tags: big shot, cuttlebug folder, old olive, sandylion, scallop border punch, something to celebrate, swiss dots, versafine, very vanilla, we r memory keepers
Birthday Butterfly
Hello all – a short break today from Holiday Card Workshop projects to show you a birthday card I made for my sister! Although, since I used a technique I learned in the workshop, I'm not sure I can say this is a break!
It's hard to see in the picture but this card is made using the shim for dry embossing that leaves an unembossed void in the center of the card. The laser cut chipboard piece kinda covers it up.
Since this one isn't for OWH, I used this thick chipboard and coated it with glitter – my sister's favorite thing in the world, lol! I colored the chipboard with markers first, and then stickles on the flowers and butterfly, and then rhinestones here and there, makes for a very sparkly, special card.
About this card: Laser cut chipboard is Color Me Crazy by Petaloo and is colored with various Stampin' Up! markers and accented with Diamond Ice Stickles and adhesive rhinestones. The pink cardstock is SU! Pixie Pink and is dry embossed with the Cuttlebug Birds and Swirls embossing folder, using a shim to leave a void in the center. I sprayed the embossed piece with some water mixed with Perfect Pearls in Pearl for added shimmer. The mat is SU! Early Espresso and the card base is SU! Taken with Teal.
Tags: birds and swirls, chipboard, cuttlebug folder, dry embossing, early espresso, glitter, perfect pearls, petaloo, pixie pink, rhinestones, stampin up markers, stickles, taken with teal
Holiday Card Workshop Day 3, Card 3
Hello again! As promised this time I kept to the right holiday and made a Christmas card. I am having so much fun with this workshop, I don't even mind that I'm like 4 days behind, lol! I'll get caught up eventually.
This lesson's card showed us how to make our own shims for the Big Shot (or whatever die cut machine) that will leave an unembossed section. I had a bit of a hard time getting mine made because I wanted to use my Nestabilities and you just can't cut through that many layers of cardstock with a wafer thin die, but I eventually got it worked out and now I have a shim I can re-use over and over. In fact after I made the card I'm sharing in this post, I made another one that I'll share later in the week.
I thought the unembossed section was just begging for a stamped image, so I did that instead of the large diecut in the workshop sample. I put some small punched snowflakes around the image instead.
About this card: The snowman is Frosty from Stamper's Best and is stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored with Copics. I also added a few touches of Sakura glitter pens to highlight. The snowflakes are punched with Fiskars snowflakes punches, layered, and covered with Diamond Ice Stickles. The embossing folder is Cuttlebug Snowflakes and there are touches of Stickles in the centers of some of the snowflakes. The cardbase is Stampin' Up! Glorious Green cardstock. The white cardstock is Hammermill. I used a corner rounder from Marvy/Uchida on all four corners of the white embossed panel.
Tags: copics, cuttlebug folder, dry embossing, fiskars, glitter, glorious green, hammermill, marvy/uchida, memento ink, sakura, snowflakes folder, stamper's best, stickles
OWH Cardmaking Party!
On Saturday, 15 of my crafty friends met up with me to help make cards for Operation Write Home. I had prepped kits in advance to make things go smoothly, and by 4 PM we had 252 cards ready to go!
Check them out all laid out pretty…
Want to see the cards? (Some of these are hastily taken cell phone pics, so I apologize in advance for the photo quality!)
This one features a sentiment cut on my Silhouette SD, and all the other cardstock and paper was donated.
I always like to do at least one card for kids at my OWH events. This one is a CASE of a card I saw on Pinterest. Punched circles make up the caterpillar body and of course googly eyes make everything better. Sentiment stamp is from the dollar bin at Michael's!
One of several Christmas designs. All of the papers you see were donated. I used the SU! Ornament punch and a silver sharpie to create the ornaments. Green flourish is from SU! Baroque Motifs stamp set.
Another one CASEd from Pinterest (what did we do before Pinterest??) that features donated designer papers. These turned out so fun and colorful! We used various embossing folders to emboss our die cut leaves (Sizzix Leaves #2 die). The sentiment is from Hero Arts Year Round Sentiments and is punched with the SU! Designer Label punch.
We also made a couple of cards I've previously posted, specifically this one and the second card in this post.
Way to go, ladies! Thank you all so much for your help, and thank you also to everyone that donated supplies and door prizes! We had so much fun and for such a good cause Can't wait to do it again in the spring!
Tags: barely banana, baroque motifs, big shot, circle punch, cuttlebug folder, designer label punch, distress ink, dry embossing, googly eyes, hammermill, handsome hunter, hero arts, leaves #2, lovely lilac, ornament punch, patterns pack, sharpie, silhouette, sizzix, slot punch, Studio G
Just a Note…
Hi all! Today's sketch over at OWH (#139) is featuring SRM stickers, so I made a little sample card for it in pretty fall colors…
About this card: Sentiment is a sticker from SRM, on a piece of pale yellow scrap cardstock, punched with a 2.5″ circle punch from Marvy/Uchida and mounted on dimensional adhesives. I die cut some leafy paper from my scraps bin with the Top Note die on my Big Shot. The orange patterned paper on the bottom is from a Stampin' Up! Patterns Pack and is stamped with a leaf from We R Memory Keepers clear stamp set Botanicals in SU! Pumpkin Pie ink. The burgundy ribbon is random from my stash. The black cardstock mat is SU! Basic Black that has been dry embossed in my Big Shot with a Cuttlebug embossing folder.
Tags: basic black, big shot, circle punch, cuttlebug folder, dry embossing, marvy/uchida, patterns pack, pumpkin pie, ribbon, srm, stickers, top note, we r memory keepers


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By H. Frederick Dylla, Executive Director & CEO
Three weeks ago, the Scholarly Publishing Roundtable released its report outlining its recommendations to the federal government on how to accomplish public access to federally funded research. The Roundtable was set up in 2009 by the US House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology in collaboration with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). On the day of the report's release, I summarized its key recommendations in AIP Matters (January 12 edition).
So what has been the reaction to the report since its release? The response, although measured, resulted in wide-ranging opinions. For example, advocates of a legislative mandate for immediate free public access to any publication resulting from federally funded research were disappointed because the Roundtable did not advocate such a solution. Publishing organizations (both commercial and nonprofit) expressed some reservations about the government's attempt to regulate the property (i.e., publications), which involves publisher investment and value added. Many organizations have expressed respect for the Roundtable's approach to this delicate issue (aptly described in Science magazine) and agree with the recommendation to involve all parties—the government, publishers, and the academic sector—in charting a path forward.
In a related development, one week after release of the Roundtable report, the OSTP closed the public comment period on the issue of public access to scholarly publications, allowing little time for those commenting to consider the Roundtable report before offering their commentary. Nonetheless, several thoughtful remarks on the Roundtable's recommendations were submitted to OSTP, all of which will eventually be posted online. In the interim, you can view comments submitted by AIP; the International Association of Scientific, Technical, and Medical Publishers; and many other scientific societies on the DC Principles site.
Over the course of the last three weeks, I have been presenting and discussing the report's recommendations in numerous forums. On January 20, I was invited to the Academic Publishing in Europe Conference in Berlin, Germany, to summarize the report. The heads of the International Publishers Association and the International Federation of Library Associations moderated subsequent discussion and commented that the report represented a welcome shift in both the tone and the substance of the public-access debate. Last Wednesday, I discussed the report before the University Library Council at the University of Maryland—where the reaction was similar.
This week, I will join a forum on public-interest issues that will kick off the annual conference of the Professional/Scholarly Publishing Division of the Association of American Publishers. Two other Roundtable participants will join me: Jim O'Donnell, Georgetown University provost (who will also give the keynote address), and Phil Davis, a PhD candidate from Cornell University whose research involves access issues in scholarly publishing. On March 25, AIP Member and Affiliated Society executives and Governing Board members will hear from three Roundtable participants at the Assembly of Society Officers in College Park.
In keeping with the Roundtable's expectations to establish a forum for continuing the discussion, I and my Roundtable colleagues have been asked to participate in numerous other forums this spring. I will keep you informed as this engagement continues.
In mid-January, the 11th Joint Magnetism and Magnetic Materials–Intermag Conference was held in Washington, DC. Mirroring the excitement of this expanding and robust field, the conference achieved the largest number of both submissions and paper presentations in its 27-year history. In addition, it had the second largest number of attendees ever, at 1,707—bested only by its 1998 joint conference in San Francisco. Every third year, AIP and the IEEE Magnetics Society team up to cosponsor a joint meeting for scientists and engineers in all branches of fundamental and applied magnetism, with programs consisting of invited and contributed papers. Emphasis is placed on experimental and theoretical research in magnetism, the properties and synthesis of new magnetic materials, and advances in magnetic technology. Volunteers from the magnetism research community manage the conference and make outstanding contributions to its success. This year's special symposia explored topics such as large-scale facilities for magnetic research, recent advances in microscopy of magnetic materials, magnetic medical imaging technology, and magnetism on the international technology roadmap for semiconductors. Martin (Bill) Burke, AIP's former journal publisher, attended the meeting as the AIP representative and voting member of the committees. Janis Bennett—AIP's managing editor, editorial operations—oversaw the publications traffic and participated in planning for future conferences. The 55th Conference on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials will take place in Atlanta this November, and the next joint conference will be convened in January 2013 in Chicago. For more information about the MMM conference, visit www.magnetism.org.
The Statistical Research Center is pleased to announce a new publication series called focus on. As of November 2009, these online-only publications have replaced the printed reports that the SRC had traditionally produced. In addition, what was once a single printed report is now a set of focus ons. This new serial format allows the SRC to release findings in a more timely manner. Since each focus on highlights a particular topic of interest, these new publications will also help users find the data they need more quickly.
The first focus ons are now posted on the SRC website. Two examine enrollment and degree trends in physics and astronomy:
focus on Physics Undergraduate Enrollments and Degrees
focus on Astronomy Enrollments and Degrees
Two provide the latest data on physics and astronomy faculty:
focus on Astronomy Faculty
focus on Number of Physics Faculty
After a difficult year of fundraising in 2008, primarily due to the economic meltdown that crippled the global economy in the fall of 2007, AIP's development efforts resurged in 2009. While we wait for the final fundraising results for 2009, preliminary numbers show that nearly a half a million dollars was raised on behalf of the Center for History of Physics. More than half of this amount was generously given by the Avenir Foundation, with the aim of establishing more robust development capabilities in the coming years. In addition, the History Center saw a modest bounce back in its direct mail campaign in 2009. Fundraising results for Sigma Pi Sigma, the physics honor society, also recovered. Sigma Pi Sigma raised 52% more in 2009 than in 2008—a substantial increase. The vast majority of these funds resulted from direct mail efforts.
Once a week during each semester, the University of Maryland Physics Department hosts physics colloquia that are open to the public. Prominent scientists from around the country are invited to speak in the series, which provides an excellent opportunity for faculty, students, and the local science community to learn about some of the most intriguing topics in the field of physics today. Colloquia are held Tuesdays at 4:00 pm in the Physics Building, Room 1410 (preceded by refreshments at 3:30). On Tuesday, February 2, Tony Heinz of Columbia University will present a lecture, "Seeing Electrons in One and Two Dimensions: Optics of Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene." For more information and to see what's on the horizon, see the spring 2010 colloquia schedule.
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The Force Criminal Investigation Department is the highest investigative arm of the Nigeria Police Force. Its functions among others include investigation and prosecution of serious and complex criminal cases within and outside the country. The Department has the following Sections; namely;
i. Administration
ii. Anti-Fraud Section
iii. Central Criminal Registry
iv. Special Anti Robbery Squad
v. Interpol Section
vi. 'X' Squad Section
vii. General Investigation Section
viii. Special Fraud Unit
ix. Homicide Section
x. Forensic Science Laboratory
xi. Anti-Human trafficking Unit
xii. Legal Section
xiii. Force CID Annex Lagos
xiv. Force CID Annex Kaduna
The Department of Investigation is headed by Deputy Inspector-General of Police (DIG Peter Y. Gana mni.). The Administrative Section is among other things charged with the day-to-day running of the Department. The Section issues policy directives that guide the affairs of the Department.
The Anti-Fraud Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP Sylvester A. Umeh). The Section investigates cases of dud cheques and fraud related offences that may be referred to the Section by the IGP or through the DIG 'Crime and Investigation'.
The CCR is headed by a Commissioner of Police (Ag/CP Salau O. Waheed). The functions of the CCR are:
a. The maintenance of records of known criminals convicted in Nigeria and abroad,
b. Collating necessary information about crime and criminals,
c. Maintaining criminal index in such a manner as to trace it easily for reference purposes,
d. Maintain links with:
(i) All Police Commands,
(ii) Government Departments such as Prisons, etc,
(iii) Supply of information on criminal records to Interpol.
The Special Anti Robbery Squad is headed by a Commissioner of Police (Ag/CP Abdullahi Yuguda). The Squad is saddled with the responsibility of combating armed robbery and other heinous crimes nationwide.
The Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP Adeniji Adeola Adeleke). The Section is also known as the National Central Bureau – Interpol Lagos/Abuja which is an affiliate of the ICPO – Interpol with Headquarters at Lyon, France. It serves as the link between Nigeria Police and the world. The Section keeps records of Nigerian deportees and investigates cases that crosses national boundary. It also liaises between the Force and the Embassies/High Commissions in Nigeria.
The X-Squad Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP Ali Amodu). The Section is a striking force used for anti corruption crusade of the Nigeria Police Force. It also carries out "sting operations" on officers involved in bribery, corruption, other forms of official misconducts and the flouting of the directives of the IGP. It also carries out surveillance activities at Banks and other important places.
The Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP James O. Aroniyo). It is saddled with the responsibility of investigating those cases that are sensitive and complex in nature that require specialized investigation techniques.
The Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (Ag/CP Tunde Ogunsakin). It is responsible for the investigation of high profile, local and international fraud cases, particularly advanced fee fraud (419), investigation of cyber crime and IT frauds.
The Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP Adamu Hassan). It is charged with the investigation of cases of murder, manslaughter and related cases. It also investigates cases as directed by IGP and DIG 'D' Department.
The Section is headed by a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP Ovie Oyakomino). It deals with the application of science to law. It employs highly developed technology to uncover scientific evidence relevant to criminal investigation. It has the following functional units:
a. Crime Scene: Undertakes visit to crime scenes, photograph and make sketch of the scene, search for exhibits, process invisible to be visible and obtain the exhibits for analysis by other units.
b. Chemistry: Undertakes physical examination and chemical analysis of materials using different equipments and/or chemical materials including powders and liquid for their composition.
c. Biology: Undertakes visual, physical and microscopic examination of biological materials like hairs, fibers, plants, leaves for identification purposes.
d. Ballistics: Examination of firearms, empty cartridges, shells and bullets for prohibition, state of functionality and identification or matching of shells and/or bullets with suspects firearms.
e. Serology/DNA: Identification and typing of biological materials/stains like blood, semen for their origin.
f. Fingerprints: Obtains biometrics and bio-data of suspects into database, conducts search of electronic database for match of prints recovered from crime scenes for identification purpose.
g. Disputed Documents: Undertakes examination of documents using different light sources and equipments for forgery, alteration, erasure, etc.
The Section is headed by an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP Mary A. Egbeyemi). The Unit works in collaboration with the UNICEF, National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and other Related Matters (NAPTIP), International Labour Organization, United Nation Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), America Bar Association (ABA), Nigerian Organization for Migration. These joint actions were mapped out for the eradication of human trafficking.
The Legal Section is headed by a Commissioner of Police (CP Adebayo Ajileye). The Section was set up to perform the following functions;
a. Vetting and issuing of legal advice on casefiles received from various sections of the Department.
b. Instituting and prosecuting cases in Courts.
c. Diligent defense of civil suits brought against the Police.
d. Liaising with the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation and the Office of the State Attorneys General as the case may be, in respect of cases that require their attention and co-operation, especially on serious crimes and civil litigations.
e. Advice the Force on current legal issues, prepare contract, agreements, memoranda of understanding, etc.
f. Provision of library services and other adhoc functions as directed by the IGP/DIG.
For administrative and operational ease the Force CID is annexed at Lagos and Kaduna respectively.
a. FORCE CID LAGOS ANNEX: The annex office is headed by a Deputy Commissioner of Police in-charge Administration (DCP Abdulmaliki S. Adeyemi). The function of the annex office is replicated to have all the Sections mentioned above with the same functions to cater for the southern part of the country.
b. FORCE CID KADUNA ANNEX: The annex office is headed by a Deputy Commissioner of Police in-charge Administration (DCP Sani U. Mohammed). The annex office is a "train the trainer outfit" for the training and certification of experts on specialized fields such as disputed documents, photography, finger print, etching, etc. It is a technical/specialized aspect of the Force CID in the area of criminal investigation.


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Help! Failed NCLEX five times, out of school for 9 years - page 5
Hello Everyone, I am new to allnurses.com. A very long story short: I graduated RN school in May 2001. I have taken the NCLEX five times and was unsuccessful. I had tried everything I knew to do and still couldn't do it. I... Read More
- 1May 4, '12 by HighlyFavor2011What I found to be very helpful was the NCSBN online course. I paid $50.00 for 3 weeks! Was very very helpful! You can do it ! Have faith and pray!!!
- 1Mar 23, '13 by chanelahi, i just wanna ask if BON california didn't change their policy? so until now the max attempt to pass nclex-rn is still unlimited? do they check the year of graduation, coz i graduated 8 years ago so im thinking they will not allow me anymore to take NCLEX-RN?
hope someone can enlighten me? thanks in advance...
- 1Sep 1, '13 by cutepinay29Quote from ANNIENURSEANGELHi! I read your post and I too have failed boards 3 times and now need to take a remediation course/clinical in order to be active to take RN boards again. I live in FL too. Just wondering which school/remediation program did u do? How much did it cost? Any advantages/disadvantages to this program you took? I'm lost trying to figure out what school will be best to do remediation. I have no schools around me, so I will need to find an online school. Thanks.Took me 4 times to pass. I have test anxiety, and question myself alot. I had to take a remediation course through florida. The best thing i ever did. I finally learned to use my critical thinking skills to decipher questions that were difficult for me. When doing practice questions, i would just answer, and move on. Finally figured out that my first choice was usually the right one. Stay with it. It took me 13 years. I graduated from my nursing program in 1997.
- 1Nov 6, '13 by tammuningQuote from msdaschcavI am in the same situation..graduated 2007. I took my test 10/24/13 and BON not in too many words said that I did it...but waiting in the mail for results ..the reason on my call was telling them that it has been 6yrs and I wanted to know if iv cert is still good they said give my lic to my old school tell my school to send the certificate and I guess that will be it. Just waiting for the results and send the paymen. I live LONG BEACH CA. and I hope my old school will not give me a hard time on sending it..I took a refresh course on the NCLEX...does anyone out their know how it goes in CA. has anyone had a hard time that their old school didnt want to seen your info to the BON..PLEASE NEED SOME INFO...Hi cpmom
I was in the same boat with you last year. I graduated in 2001 took the test many times and failed. I gave up, started doing other things but I kept thinking about nursing school and what a waste. I finally decided after much prayer to try again. I did questions at first to see what I remembered (not a lot). I then took Kaplan, another review course and worked with a local tutor. I did questions, after questions. thousands of them wherever I could find them. It cost me a whole lot but I was determined to make it happen. I became more motivated after 4months and I took the exam for the 5th and last time in November of 2009 and PASSED.You can and you will. Stay focused and determined and do whatever you feel you have to do to make it happen. Good luck and God bless.
- 3Dec 3, '13 by krisiepooi haven't read all the comments, but if you've been out of school for 9 years, how will you be a good nurse now? How would you have retained all that info? Yikes
- 1Feb 12 by Jazzy_nurse_SFGood luck to you all who are retaking your exam!
- 2Feb 12 by Jazzy_nurse_SFTo cpmom and the rest of you who have failed and preparing to take the next exam, don't fret your time will come and practice practice practice your questions! Don't let any one or any of these posts question you different. After nursing school and training there is a reason for everything and when you pass you will find your path of what your nursing passion inspired you on. Good luck, and if cpmom ever retook her exam, please keep us posted!
- 2Mar 31 by JoJoAngelcpmom did you ever pass? Any one else who has struggled so long? Prayer go to out to all.
We should never be critical of others walk. There are so many jobs as a RN that one can be a good nurse after many years after school.
- 2May 11 by HappyjassI was in a similar situation like you. I passed my nclex pn on the 4th try, 5 years after graduating. I completely gave up. I thought it would never happen for me. And finally after 5 yrs I decided to try again. What I did was, I gave myself 4 weeks, studied 3 hrs in the morning and 3 hrs at night. Since I was out of school for so long, I purchased Saunders comprehensive review, with 3000 practice questions. Read it top to bottom, answered all the questions and rationales. Also used kaplan strategy book, that really helped with priority questions. You can do it hon. Don't give up! I wish you best if luck, stay positive! God bless


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|Teaching Chic Abroad
Teaching Chic Abroad
Leaving behind the comforts of home for a teaching gig overseas is a move unfit for anyone but the bold. One local lady takes this leap to make a difference in the lives of students in Korea.
After graduating college last spring, Addie Ellsperman found herself in a situation typical of young adults today: prepared with a degree and ready to conquer the world, but without any real plan of how to do it.
Ellsperman finished school at Xavier University with a degree in early childhood education. She considered searching for teaching jobs in her hometown of Chicago and locally in Cincinnati before having some conversations that would lead to a huge opportunity.
"I knew that I wanted to teach, but I just thought it would be fun to go somewhere and start a new adventure," Ellsperman says. As it turns out, some of her former schoolmates had a background teaching in foreign countries. After discussing their experiences with them, Ellsperman's own interest in teaching abroad — once just a fleeting consideration — was validated.
"I started doing my own research and realized I had this burning desire in me that wanted to teach abroad," she says. Once she began putting this desire into a plan of action, Ellsperman grew fond of South Korea as a teaching location. Although she originally thought of beginning her career in Europe, Ellsperman chose Korea because it is very Westernized and has a high need for teachers.
Before landing an official instructing gig in Korea, Ellsperman went through a long, intimidating list of checkpoints. Her first step was to apply for a position through Footprints Recruiting, an online recruiting agency for teachers in countries like Japan, Thailand and South Korea. After the initial application, Ellsperman was required to have her degree notarized, complete a background check, go through a series of interviews and create a lesson plan, among several other steps.
Along with her big dream, Ellsperman set her sights on the big city. She placed Seoul, Korea's largest city, as the number one location on her preferences list. "I felt like I wanted to teach in a really big city," she says. "I've heard great things about Seoul and that a lot of people had a great time there."
Unfortunately, Ellsperman still doesn't have the answer to one of the most exciting questions for budding teachers: who she will be teaching. Ellsperman will not know the age group she is instructing or which school she will work at until her actual orientation in Seoul.
She expects, however, that she will instruct children at least 10 years old, as South Korean students begin full immersion into the English language at that age.
Even though she can't plan for the age of her students, Ellsperman has taken other preparatory steps for saying "Bon Voyage!" to America. Knowing the Korean language is not required to teach in the country, but Ellsperman plans to learn the basics using a Rosetta Stone course.
She also has kept busy reading about the Korean culture and taking an optional six-month course for teaching English as a foreign language. Ellsperman has learned the most about what to expect, however, through talking with others who have been to the country. "Talking about it with other people is the most helpful," she says. "The more I talk about it, I realize there's more people who've actually been to Korea than you would think."
While Ellsperman may not always have visualized herself taking her first teaching job overseas, she is confident now that it is an essential experience. "I knew that in order for me to be really motivated and excited about what I wanted to do, I had to find something that really struck my interest," she says.
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The new president of Egypt publicly prioritized national stability over any freedom of expression. There's no room for satire in Egypt, anymore.
Egyptian field marshal is in the mould of the military strongman the U.S. likes to work with, despite moanings about human rights violations
A 2006 essay written by Egypt's leading general provides the West with little reason for optimism
In countries with high levels of poverty and inequality, democracy can help balance the demands of wildly divergent ethnic, religious and political groups, while at the same time creating the basis for fast growth
The border regions of Egypt, Sudan and Eriteria are home to a flourishing market of tens of thousands of kidnapped, terrorized human beings
In the nine months since the ouster of Morsi, Egyptian military officials have engaged in a sort of brutal reverse jihad — of which Fahmy is both victim and symbol
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Slice 20: Library
Returned books: check
Paid fine: check
Turned around and looked at new arrivals. Oh no. Bad idea.
Don't look Bree. Just don't look. Focus.
Crap. New book in a series by Meg Cabot. In my arms it goes. Darn it.
I still need to walk to the section to get originally intended books. Will I make it?
Teen section: check
1 of 2 intended books: check
Turned around. Not a good idea. Oh, look there is another book I had in my queue. In my arms it goes.
Don't look at the movies as you walk by. Don't. Quick peek. No, turn your eyes away. Phew made it through that section.
Heading towards front to check out. Brain thought: oh I wonder if they have the Allison Winn Scotch book I discovered on paperbackswap.com?
Up the stairs I go. Eyes sparkling. Rows and rows of books. Screw it. Runs fingers over book spines. Grinning madly. Brain thought: No library in Alaska where I'm going. Enjoy the mass quantity of free books available. My bookshelves can wait.
Happy girl walking out of library with 4 books.
And I don't want the library books to feel lonely so here are the books I've received from paperbackswap.com this week.
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I, too, gorge myself in the library. So many books sitting there, just asking to be read. I really appreciate the way the tempo of your writing builds adrenaline and anticipation for your reader!
- March 20, 2014 at 3:36 PM
Ha! Love this post! I do the same thing whenever I go to the library! I have tons of books checked out right now. I always think I can read them all but I really can't. ;-) Anna and the French Kiss is a good read. I hope you enjoy it.
- March 21, 2014 at 9:27 AM
Libraries are magical. And dangerous. As most amazing things are :)
- March 23, 2014 at 11:31 AM
Thanks for stopping by. I am really late at replying. Sorry. I have about 2 months worth of books left then I can gorge at the library all the time. I'm really happy to find out there is a small library in the Alaskan town I'm moving to.
- April 27, 2014 at 9:06 PM
I did enjoy it a lot. I have her next one on my library list. Have you read it?
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Anderson News plans 7-cents-per-copy increase; some publishers balk.
Anderson News, the wholesaler which represents more than 20 percent of mass-market magazine distribution, has announced a 7-cents-per-copy price increase on all copies distributed.
Anderson also said that publishers must bear the inventory cost attached to scan-based trading (SBT).
The deadline for signed agreements is February 1. Non-compliers, the company said, will be refused distribution.
The news is just the latest blow for an industry reeling from layoffs, cutbacks and a deep advertising slowdown. On Tuesday, the Publishers Information Bureau released year-end figures which showed consumer magazine ad pages plummeted 11.7 percent, the biggest drop in more than a decade.
'The Business Has Not Been Profitable'
During a conference call Wednesday, Anderson CEO Charlie Anderson detailed his company's requirements, which he said he has been reviewing in meetings with publishing CEOs over the last couple days. "The business has not been profitable and has not been for a very long time," Anderson said. "What we are trying to do is give some stability to the channel. Short of that, there will be an implosion in the business."
Anderson said that he believes three of the four major wholesalers are losing money, which underscores the on-the-bus or off-the-bus severity of Anderson's position.
"The last thing we want to do is exit the business," Anderson said. "But why should we be in a business that doesn't give us any return? We don't want to get rich, but we want a fair return and that's all we're asking for."
The 7-cent figure represents about a 3.5 percent increase. Discussions with Comag resulted in three percent offer and separate talks with Time Inc. arrived at 5 percent. The 3.5 percent—"a fair rate," said Anderson—split it down the middle.
Anderson said the pricing is non-negotiable ("We really belive the seven-cent number is the number") and publishers that don't sign the agreement will effectively be dropped from distribution.
But Michael Sullivan, president of Comag, which is owned by Hearst and Condé Nast, told the New York Post his clients have no intention of paying. "As we understand it, Anderson's proposal is a unilateral effort to shift substantial costs to magazine publishers and does nothing to address the fundamental inefficiencies in the newsstand-distribution channel."
Time Inc. said it is evaluating its options.
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The second and likely more onerous part of Anderson's program outlines the wholesaler's exit from bearing the costs of scan-based trading. "We are no longer going to participate in investment of scan-based trading," Anderson said, and added that they had already invested $70 million into inventories for four major customers.
Anderson noted that the greeting card industry, which also uses scan-based trading, passes the cost on to the manufacturer. "We think it is only fair that the manufacturer bear the cost," he said.
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The Cabin In The Woods And Knowing Your Audience
The Cabin in the Woods is about many things – zombies, curses, coeds and blood – but mostly it's about the concept of audience. When it comes to both horror movies and real life, the movie forces us to ask: who's watching what, and how do we conduct ourselves because of that?
Cabin belongs to the metanarrative genre – smart, self-referential, multilayered works that include Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy, Wes Craven's Scream franchise and, I've previously argued, the Bible. As such, the clichéd group of coeds who spend a night in an isolated cabin is only the first layer to this movie. We soon discover - I'll tread lightly, but beware of spoilers - that others are watching the coeds and manipulating their environment. What's more, these controllers are doing so in order to please yet another audience. And then there is us, the audience in the theater.
Here's how this all works in the film. Early on, a male character discovers a one-way window in his bedroom that allows a view of a female character who is about to undress in the bedroom next door (she only sees a mirror). Before she does – before we are given the "money shot" audiences demand of the horror genre – he rushes to tell her about the mirror. They switch rooms, but when he begins to undress, she is put in the same moral dilemma. Quickly and with wit, the filmmakers behind Cabin have flipped both genre and gender expectations, prompting us to consider the multilayered ramifications of the concept of audience.
This sort of meta trickery escalates as The Cabin in the Woods goes on, resulting in all sorts of outrageous fun (the fever-pitched climax made me feel as if a comic-book store had been dropped on my head). It's a dizzying experience, for both the characters and us. By the end, when two of the survivors have unpeeled all the narrative layers, they're forced with a choice. Who should they appease with their final actions: the ultimate audience they've discovered, or themselves? And which choice will appease us in the theater?
The Cabin in the Woods is mostly concerned with how this idea of audience plays out when it comes to the horror genre. Yet the film left me thinking about the various audiences we serve in our own lives, and how most are distractions from the one audience that matters. It's a given in the Christian faith, after all, that we are to model our lives on Christ's and live in ways pleasing to Him. There is only one person in the audience, in other words, yet our actions rarely reflect this singular focus.
This is especially true in a social-media age. Whereas we could previously count our audiences on one hand – our family, our coworkers or classmates, our friends – today our audiences can seem like an endless hall of mirrors, similar to the virtual ones constructed in The Cabin in the Woods. The people you're messaging on Facebook are different than those you call on Skype. And both are likely distinct from those who peruse your board on Pinterest. Add onto these our traditional audiences – in church council meetings, on business conference calls – and trying to balance how we act for each of them can be overwhelming.
Rather than succumbing to some sort of identity crisis, what if, in our thoughts and actions, we only thought about the One who is always watching? Frequently the omnipresence of God is used as a threat – "God can see you!" - but the fact that He is in all places at all times is not a Big Brother burden meant to keep us in line. Rather, His omnipresence should offer respite. Consider it permission to put the exhausting personas and performances of this world aside, whether you're stuck in a horror film or not.
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What did you make of The Cabin in the Woods?
What different audiences are in your life?
Where should your focus be as an audience member, both at the movies and in real life?
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First it was "The Sound Of Music" and now NBC says "Peter Pan" will be the next live television musical. The production is scheduled for December 4th as NBC execs hope it's a ratings win just as "Sound Of music" was. There's still no word as to who will play Peter Pan in the production, but the first person that came to mind for me was Kellie Pickler! She won "Dancing With The Stars" and she can sing!!! Right?


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Annual General Meeting
Softball Canada holds an Annual General Meeting and Congress every year, rotating between the three regions of the country (West - British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon; Central - Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Northwest Territories and Nunavut; Atlantic - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador). Softball Canada works closely with the hosting Provincial/Territorial Association to ensure the proper organizing of the Annual Congress.
The Congress usually consists of a Board meeting and a Staff Forum on Thursday, Workshops on Friday and Saturday morning, the AGM on Saturday afternoon and a Hall of Fame and Awards Banquet Saturday night. Workshop topics cover various areas of Softball Canada's operations, including Canadian Championships, Slo-Pitch, Long-Term Player Development, Coaching, New Initiatives, Technology, etc. Every two years (even years), rule changes are proposed and discussed for the Softball Canada rulebook.
Concurrently to the workshops, there are also Umpire meetings, where Provincial/Territorial Umpires in Chief and members of the Officiating Development Committee discuss a variety of topics related to the Officiating program.
Delegates who attend the Congress include Provincial and Territorial Association Presidents, Board Members and Staff, as well as umpires and other observers.
The 2014 Softball Canada Annual General Meeting and Congress will take place at the Rodd Charlottetown Hotel in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island from November 12-15, 2014.
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The Observation Deck in the foreground and the Visitor Center further back...
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When comparing capacity of dehumidifiers, especially commercial grade vs. residential grade, be careful to compare apples-to-apples. AHAM vs. saturation is a commonly confused issue when it comes to dehumidifiers and their capacities. Some manufacturers rate their dehumidifier capacities at AHAM, and some at saturation. A dehumidifier removes less water in a dry environment (i.e. desert) than it would in a moist environment (i.e. rainforest). If a manufacturer states the capacity of their unit, or how much water it can take out of the air per day, they should also state under what conditions.
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The TJX Companies, Inc. Reports Above-Plan November 2012 Comp Sales
The TJX Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TJX) today reported November 2012 sales results. Sales for the four-week period ended November 24, 2012, were $2.2 billion, up 7% over the $2.0 billion achieved during the four-week period ended November 26, 2011. For the 43-week period ended November 24, 2012, sales reached $20.3 billion, a 10% increase over the $18.5 billion achieved in the same period last year. Consolidated comparable store sales for the four-week period ended November 24, 2012, increased 3% over a 4% increase last year. For the 43-week, year-to-date period, consolidated comparable store sales increased 7% over the same period last year.
Carol Meyrowitz, Chief Executive Officer of The TJX Companies, Inc., stated, "We are pleased that business trends in the second half of the month were strong, leading to our comp store sales for November coming in higher than we expected at a 3% increase. Business throughout the Thanksgiving week and weekend was robust, even as we remained true to our off-price practice of offering great values every day, and stayed out of the fray of Black Friday promotions. Customer traffic drove the comp increase again this month as consumers continued to be drawn to the extreme values on our compelling, always-fresh, branded merchandise mix. We continue to be excited about our prospects for December and the fourth quarter: our marketing campaigns will be seen by more consumers; we have fantastic gift-giving initiatives underway in our stores; and we'll be offering amazing values to consumers! The holiday selling season is off to a very good start, and I am convinced we will continue to bring new customers into our stores and keep them coming back long after December."
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The TJX Companies, Inc. is the leading off-price retailer of apparel and home fashions in the U.S. and worldwide. The Company operates 1,039 T.J. Maxx, 912 Marshalls, and 417 HomeGoods stores in the United States; 222 Winners, 88 HomeSense, and 14 Marshalls stores in Canada; and 344 T.K. Maxx and 24 HomeSense stores in Europe. TJX's press releases and financial information are also available at www.tjx.com.November and December 2012 Sales Recorded Calls A recorded message with more detailed information regarding TJX's November 2012 sales, operations and business trends is available at www.tjx.com, or by calling (703) 736-7248 through Thursday, December 6, 2012. The Company expects to release its December 2012 sales on Thursday, January 3, 2013, at approximately 8:15 a.m. ET. Concurrent with that press release, a recorded message with more detailed information regarding TJX's December sales, operations and business trends will be available at www.tjx.com, or by calling (703) 736-7248 through Thursday, January 10, 2013. Important Information at Website The Company's recorded messages and conference calls are available at www.tjx.com after they are no longer available by telephone. The Company routinely posts information that may be important to investors in the Investor Information section at www.tjx.com. The Company encourages investors to consult that section of its website regularly. Forward-looking Statement SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT UNDER THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995: Various statements made in this release are forward-looking and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. All statements that address activities, events or developments that we intend, expect or believe may occur in the future are forward-looking statements. The following are some of the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements: buying and inventory management; operational expansion and management of large size and scale; customer trends and preferences; market, banner, geographic and category expansion; marketing, advertising and promotional programs; competition; personnel recruitment and retention; global economic conditions and consumer spending; data security; information systems and technology; seasonal influences; adverse or unseasonable weather; serious disruptions and catastrophic events; corporate and banner reputation; merchandise quality and safety; international operations; merchandise importing; commodity pricing; foreign currency exchange rates; fluctuations in quarterly operating results; market expectations; acquisitions and divestitures; compliance with laws, regulations and orders; changes in laws and regulations; outcomes of litigation, legal matters and proceedings; tax matters; real estate activities; cash flow and other factors that may be described in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. We do not undertake to publicly update or revise our forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results expressed or implied in such statements will not be realized.
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Instead of spending their Saturday lounging and watching TV, the CMR Drama class took to the community hoping to help those in need for the holiday season.
Drama students participated in their annual "Trick or Treat so Kids Can Eat."
Students started collecting food at 10 a.m. All the collected items go to the CMR Pantry which serves what faculty and students call "the CMR Community."
Drama teacher Chris Evans said he couldn't be more proud about his kids helping the community.
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The General Mills Foundation makes grants to nonprofit organizations that serve people in need and improve the quality of life in General Mills communities. The primary areas of focus are hunger and nutrition wellness, education, and arts and culture.
The General Mills Foundation receives many more requests for funding than it can support. A decision to decline a funding request does not imply that the applicant's program is not needed or valued, but simply that it does not fall within our giving guidelines or priorities, or that funds are not available. As a standard practice, the General Mills Foundation does not fund:
The General Mills Foundation does not support the above mentioned areas because supporting these would significantly reduce the resources we have available to focus grant-making on operating and programmatic support, which are our priorities as a Foundation.
The Foundation's grant-making is geographically focused in our headquarters and manufacturing facility communities in the United States. Our headquarters community encompasses the Twin Cities seven county metropolitan area in Minnesota.
General Mills operates plants and mills in communities nationwide. At these locations, our employees serve on Community Action Councils. The work of Council members encompasses three main objectives: to understand community needs; to encourage employees to volunteer their time and expertise; and to review requests from local nonprofit organizations for resources.
The Foundation focuses its grant-making in these communities and surrounding areas up to 50 miles from each General Mills facility. Review our Community Action Council locations for additional information.
Internationally, we focus our grant-making in Malawi and Tanzania in Africa, and in communities where we have General Mills business operations and employees.
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WITH neither side able to make the finals, the Raiders came out victorious over the Wests Tigers 27-12 at GIO Stadium tonight in front of a paltry 8,000 fans.
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THE Brisbane Broncos have ended the St. George Illawarra Dragons finals chances with a 30-22 victory at Suncorp Stadium with 36,720 in attendance.
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Die grüne Rennleitung von Berlin…
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Kan. Supreme Court hears appeal in student's death
A defense attorney is asking the Kansas Supreme Court to order a new trial for a man convicted of raping and killing an El Dorado teenager who led a secret life as an Internet porn model.
Capital appellate defender Debra Wilson argued during a Tuesday hearing on behalf of Israel Mireles. He received a life sentence for the 2007 death of 18-year-old Emily Sander in an El Dorado motel room.
Wilson said jurors should have been instructed they could find that Mireles was so intoxicated after leaving a bar with Sander that he could not have formed the intent to kill her.
The state contends evidence that Mireles intended to kill the Butler Community College student was overwhelming.
Sander was also known as Internet model Zoey Zane.
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