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Hilton Melbourne Beach Oceanfront19 Reviews
Melbourne, FL | 321-777-5000
Welcome to the Hilton Melbourne Beach Oceanfront, an environmentally friendly hotel and relaxing venue in Melbourne, Florida. With the soft white...(more)
Reunion Resort18 Reviews
For a wedding unlike any other, from a resort unlike any other.
Kissimmee, FL | 877-307-2254
We cover everything from "I Will" to "I Do" . . . Whether you are planning an extravagant black tie affair or an intimate celebration...(more)
University Club of Orlando13 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-425-2514
Happily ever-after begins with U... Our timeless Victorian venue awaits you with a perfect downtown Orland location adjacent to Lake Eola. Our...(more)
Cypress Grove Estate House35 Reviews
. . . where contemporary elegance meets the charm of the old South
Orlando, FL | 407-749-0792
Southern elegance nestled on a lakeside setting in the heart of Central Florida, The Estate House at Cypress Grove is a vintage 1925 estate...(more)
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes10 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-393-4102
Spend your day creating memories and leave all the details to us. Our wedding team specializes in designing weddings that ensure you and your...(more)
Waldorf Astoria Orlando9 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-597-3750
Your Wedding at Waldorf Astoria Orlando. Stylish. Exceptional. Fun. Quintessentially You. Your wedding is an incredible journey – one that began...(more)
Holy Trinity Reception Center42 Reviews
Maitland, FL | 407-331-3036
Our beautiful Mediterranean style ballroom facilities offers a gorgeous setting for your Special Day! You will be enchanted by our landscaped...(more)
Stoneybrook West Golf Club18 Reviews
Winter Garden, FL | 407-877-8533
If your wedding reception deserves more than the average venue can offer, then choose Stoneybrook West. Let our professional event planners work...(more)
B Resort & Spa Lake Buena Vista1 Review
Styling your special day to how you want it to B
Orlando, FL | 407-828-2828
RESORT & SPALAKE BUENA VISTA Whether planning an intimate wedding for two or an elaborate affair with friends and family, the professional...(more)
Harbor Hills Country Club5 Reviews
Lady Lake, FL | 352-753-7000
As one of the most experienced full service wedding venues in Florida, we are dedicated to making sure all the details of your perfect day come...(more)
Heaven Event Center37 Reviews
Unique, Chic & Modern
Orlando, FL | 407-488-1800
"Contemporary-Ballroom-Meets-Swank-Loft Vibe" - The Knot The Heaven Event Center offers a unique setting and fun atmosphere for your special day....(more)
Maranatha Plantation- Central Florida Wedding Venue2 Reviews
Romantic, Rustic Wedding Venue with meadow, lake, victorian home for central florida, orlando brides
Pierson, FL | 904-910-3308
This ROMANTIC WEDDING VENUE (Located 60min N of ORLANDO, 20 min N DELAND, 30 in W of Daytona Beach) is a very rustic and spacious outdoor wedding...(more)
Rosen Centre Hotel12 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-996-2336
It is our pleasure to offer you the finest in catering and banquet services to make your wedding an exceptional experience. We promise to enhance...(more)
DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Downtown6 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-313-6031
Exquisite and tropical, the Doubletree Hotel by Hilton is a picture perfect venue for your special day. Located in the heart of the city, with...(more)
Gallery J10 Reviews
or J Street ...both are a party waiting to happen!
Winter Springs, FL | 407-947-5718
Two completely different venues that connect and combine for one incredible experience! Our Gallery J studio has a cozy jazz club atmosphere...(more)
Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek2 Reviews
AAA 4-Diamond Orlando Hotel Tucked Away Within A Beautiful Nature Reserve - A Mile From Disney
Orlando, FL | 407-597-5424
Weddings should be joyous, not stressful, and they will be when our experienced team of planners handle all the details. They will attend to every...(more)
Hilton Orlando7 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-313-8400
When it comes to wedding celebrations, our comprehensive experience creating and delivering countless special events has taught us how crucial it...(more)
Orlando Airport Marriott3 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-816-4058
Dream weddings don't just happen, they're planned. Marriott Certified Wedding Planners are trained to help. After completing demanding coursework...(more)
Orlando World Center Marriott4 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-238-8968
Say, "I do" to that special someone with the world behind you every step of the way at the premier, Orlando World Center Marriott Resort. This...(more)
Renaissance Orlando at Seaworld4 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-248-7360
- View beautiful images of weddings at one of the most exquisite wedding hotels in Orlando - Unrivaled 65,000 sq ft atrium provides a stunning...(more)
The Ballroom at Church Street23 Reviews
Downtown Orlando's Most Distinguished and Trusted Venue
Orlando, FL
From the moment you step foot into downtown Orlando's most distinguished and trusted venue, you'll instantly be captivated by its elegance...(more)
The Club at Bella Collina80 Reviews
Escape to Tuscany without leaving Central Florida
Montverde, FL | 407-469-4911
Nestled quietly in 1900 acres of rolling hills, century-old oak trees, and sparkling lakes of Montverde, Florida, this exclusive club is a...(more)
The Veranda at Thornton Park7 Reviews
Events in Downtown Orlando
Orlando, FL | 407-872-8454
Thornton Park's Centerpiece The Veranda and the historic buildings that form its estate lies in the heart of Thornton Park, one of Orlando's...(more)
Hyatt Regency Orlando24 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-309-5687
Hyatt Regency Orlando blends timeless elegance wtih service expertise that's renowned across the globe. Our exceptional location puts world-class...(more)
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Book and hold your wedding by December 31, 2014 and choose one of the following: Two additional complimentary guestrooms for the parents of the happy couple, Ten complimentary valet parking passes OR Complimentary couples' massage to relax before your union. Contact our Wedding Specialist for full details.
The Royal Crest Room46 Reviews
Most Exquisite Outdoor Garden Ceremony Site, Spectacular Ballroom & Cuisine
St. Cloud, FL | 407-892-2009
If you've ever dreamt about exchanging your vows in an outdoor setting, look no further! At The Royal Crest Room, that dream can come true out on...(more)
Castle Hotel Orlando2 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-996-3104
Bathed in artistry, Castle Hotel Orlando is a distinctive and unexpected experience located in the heart of International Drive. The ornate...(more)
Heathrow Country Club & The Legacy Club32 Reviews
Two Venues...One Amazing Experience!
Heathrow, FL | 407-562-0172
Heathrow Country Club has a rich 28 year history of events that we pride ourselves on our marvelous grounds, food and service. Conveniently located...(more)
Wyndham Orlando Resort International Drive13 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-351-2420
Celebrate one of your life's most precious moments in a setting that lives up to the occasion when you host the wedding of your dreams at the...(more)
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Expires: Dec 31, 2014
Our beautiful Grand Lawn is perfect for your ceremony with seating included for up to 300 guests. Extending a discounted rate of $700.00++ for this beautiful space.
Town Manor Bed and Breakfast47 Reviews
All Inclusive Ceremony and Reception and commitment ceremonies
Auburndale, FL | 863-984-4008
There really is no place else quite like Town Manor. This historic' lakefront property proudly hosts wedding couples from around the world. Our all...(more)
Rosen Shingle Creek20 Reviews
Orlando, FL
Celebrate your love in an unforgettble setting. Situated on 230 acres of lush landscape, Rosen Shingle Creek is an exquisite property located in...(more)
Historic Dubsdread Ballroom & Catering80 Reviews
Classic, Timeless, Elegant.
Orlando, FL | 407-650-9558
FINE WINES, CLASSIC VENUES, ROMANTIC DREAMS... SOME THINGS JUST GET BETTER WITH TIME... A leader in the wedding industry for over 12 years...(more)
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Mention you found us on WeddingWire.com when you book and we'll include a Complimentary Champagne Toast for you and your guests. Cheers!
Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront101 Reviews
Where The Sea Meets the Stars
Cocoa Beach, FL | 321-799-0003
An Extraordinary Florida Beach Wedding Destination Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront is a Florida beach wedding location blessed with a backdrop of...(more)
DeBary Golf & Country Club9 Reviews
Debary, FL | 386-668-1705
DeBary Golf & Country Club is known for it's tranquil yet elegant surroundings. As your guests arrive into the award winning community they will be...(more)
Citrus Club25 Reviews
Something Old, Something New, Something Downtown with a View
Orlando, FL | 407-843-1080
The experienced private events team here at the Citrus Club is ready to help you plan your Wedding! With spectacular views & superior service...(more)
310 Lakeside & Park South Restaurants30 Reviews
Orlando, FL | 407-373-0310
310 Park South and 310 Lakeside Special Events Award winning cuisine and dining for your corporate events, wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners...(more)
Aloft Orlando Downtown1 Review
Orlando , FL | 407-658-9444
Vows are a Wow at the Aloft Orlando Downtown. With our chic ballroom located in the Heart of Downtown Orlando, your special day will stand out from...(more)
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Expires: Dec 31, 2014
If you book your wedding by the end of 2014, you will recieve 10% off current wedding packages up to $1500.
International Palms Resort- Cocoa Beach6 Reviews
Cocoa Beach, FL | 321-392-1627
Your wedding can be everything you have ever dreamed of at the beautiful International Palms Resort and Conference Center. We are the perfect...(more)
Hammock Dunes Club22 Reviews
Palm Coast, FL | 386-445-0747
Offering an elegant atmosphere and impeccable service, Hammock Dunes Club is the premier coastal location for your wedding or special event. We...(more)
Timacuan Country Club38 Reviews
Lake Mary , FL | 407-321-0010
Timacuan - For an Affair to Remember The Timacuan Clubhouse is the perfect place for your perfect event. Our beautiful banquet and party rooms...(more)
Embassy Suites Orlando - Lake Buena Vista South2 Reviews
Kissimmee, FL | 407-597-4000
With welcoming spaces and a generous host of amenities, the new Embassy Suites Orlando - Lake Buena Vista South is the perfect location for your...(more)
Star Island Resort15 Reviews
We specialize in destination lakeside weddings
Kissimmee, FL | 800-789-0715
If you've ever dreamt about exchanging your vows or wedding reception in an outdoor setting, something relaxed yet romantic, look no further!...(more)
Magnolia House Weddings13 Reviews
Groveland, FL | 352-557-3029
Congratulations on your recent engagement! Magnolia House is devoted to making your dream wedding become a reality. Our mission is to unite your...(more)
The Plaza Resort & Spa9 Reviews
Affordable Beachfront Weddings
Daytona Beach, FL | 386-267-1633
Our beautiful historic resort, located directly on Daytona Beach, overlooking sandy beaches and pristine waters, is the perfect backdrop for your...(more)
International Palms Resort2 Reviews
Dream. Save. Celebrate.
Orlando, FL | 407-248-2168
Under a canopy of palms on Orlando's legendary and most recognized boulevard sits the International Palms Resort. · Convenient Location in...(more)
Hammock Beach Resort - Florida's Premier Oceanfront Destination49 Reviews
Palm Coast, FL | 386-597-6363
Hammock Beach Resort - Florida's Premier Oceanfront Destination The Club at Hammock Beach Conference Center, located in Palm Coast, is ideal for...(more)
Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront22 Reviews
Where every Bride deserves a "Crowne"
Indialantic, FL | 321-775-0048
Happily ever after begins at our oceanfront hotel with outstanding reception options that include our Spectacular Grand Caribbean Ballroom with...(more)
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Expires: Dec 31, 2014
April or June Weddings- Book your ceremony and reception at the Crowne Plaza and receive complementary ceremony set up fee on our beach or in our beautiful garden gazebo.
Mission Inn Resort & Club80 Reviews
INN-spirational Views with INN-credible attention to detail
Howey in the Hills, FL | 352-324-3916
We specialize in working with engaged couples who are frustrated because they want to plan a memorable event but are trying to stay within a...(more)


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From the Martin Agency and Tool director Geordie Stephens comes a new TV spot for Comcast inspired by the Everly Brothers' much beloved 1958 hit, "All I Have to Do is Dream." In "Stream, Stream, Stream," TV-addicted men and women hum the chorus for "All I Have to Do is Dream," replacing the word "dream" for "stream" to emphasize Comcast's new Streampix service (see what they did there?). It's a nice video depiction of this 2009 article from The Onion.
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Earth's swiftly moving tectonic plates erase most of the craters left by meteorites that make it to our planet's surface. Other planets keep their blemishes. The largest confirmed impact crater is the Utopia Planitia on Mars, with a diameter of 2100 miles. But the prize for coolest crater has to go to Mimas, which has one that makes the moon eerily resemble the Death Star.
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Kesha Cash serves as director of investments for Jalia Ventures, a venture capital firm that funds entrepreneurs of color, particularly those aiming to make a social impact in urban neighborhoods. Part of the larger Serious Change L.P., a $50 million fund that encompasses social entrepreneurship broadly (going beyond just cities), Jalia invests $250,000 to $500,000 in companies that have short histories and business models that signal future growth. Much of its attention has focused on New York City, which those involved in the firm know best. Their roster is impressive with financing going to the likes of Peartree Preschool, an eco-friendly school in Harlem, Return Textiles, a sustainable yarn and fabric company that hip-hop mogul Pharrell Williams also invested in, and Red Rabbit, an East Harlem-based provider of healthy and locally sourced school lunches.
Rhys Powell, founder and CEO of Red Rabbit, said his company connected with Jalia in 2010, at just the right time. "Other minority-owned, urban businesses…have struggled with finding the funding that is necessary for them to grow," Powell said. Red Rabbit had "hit the same point when we were approached by Jalia."
When Jalia approached Red Rabbit, the startup had only a few employees and contracts with 30 schools. The funding jolt allowed the company to pick up the pace of its growth. Today, Red Rabbit works with 70 schools in the New York City region. Rhys said his goal is to expand the reach of his company to other communities.
This past June, Jalia launched its $3.5 million Impact America initiative aimed at supporting budding social entrepreneurs at historically black colleges and universities. This variation in supporting businesses at various levels of development is important to Jalia's mission. "In order to move the needle there needs to be that support at all levels," Cash said.
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One urban entrepreneur helped out by Combs and Perry is Jennifer Burrell, an African-American Chicagoan and the owner of Frock Shop, a small clothing rental outpost based in Chicago's Lower West Side. Burrell began her business in a makeshift store she ran out of a storage facility close to her home in a neighborhood south of downtown, otherwise bereft of economic activity. These days, her shop is in Pilsen, a post-industrial outpost of budding entrepreneurs and artists. Slightly bigger than the average closet, the shop is colorful and welcoming, with pink walls, a funky border trim and hundreds of bright, neatly hung dresses.
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Ginger Vieira kind of blows me away. She has lived with Type 1 diabetes and Celiac disease for over 11 years. And she holds 14 national, drug-tested powerlifting records and the Vermont state record for the female bench press. She's recently established herself as a cognitive Health & Chronic Illness Life Coach at her new company, Living In Progress.
There Ginger works with people (individuals and families) on how their thinking impacts the way they take care of their health. She focuses on a person's current habitual thinking, and helps them build new, more positive and productive ways of thinking that will help them progress towards their goals of health and happiness. She also helps people overcome obstacles around making exercise a part of their life with Personal Exercise Programs coaching. Today, Ginger shares a bit of her way of thinking with us:
A Guest Post by Ginger Vieira, Chronic Illness Life Coach
Diabetes is so much more than just a disease I live with every day. Diabetes is a constant thought in my head. I am always thinking about my blood sugar, the insulin I just injected, the insulin I need to inject, the food I'm about to eat, the food I ate four hours ago, the workout I'm planning to do tonight, and the jog with my dog I'm planning to do tomorrow morning. Just going for a walk with my best friend causes me to stop and wonder, "What's my blood sugar? Am I going to be two miles from home when I'm desperately wishing I'd brought glucose tabs with me?"
Diabetes is a giant, enormous, tremendous responsibility that inevitably shapes the way I think about my health, exercise, and even my relationship with food. It shapes how I face this daily challenge, whether I tell myself I can do it, one day at a time, or whether I tell myself I'll never do it well enough, and I'm always failing.
My doctor can give me the most perfect insulin doses, the perfect diet, the perfect plan to keep my blood sugar as close to "perfect" as possible, but all of these tools can't help me if the strongest thoughts in my head are, "I'm a failure. I can't do it."
But those thoughts aren't permanent thoughts. They are just a habit. The same way I've developed a habit of walking the same path through the grocery store or eating the same exact thing for breakfast every day, I am in control of the habits for the thoughts I put in my own head.
In my work as a cognitive health and chronic illness health coach, I help people develop new habits of thinking about the challenges in their life through a process that breaks down those overwhelming challenges. We start by focusing on what you really want for your life, and how the thoughts you currently fill your head with are interfering with your ability to be in charge of your own health. There are so many nooks and crannies in our brains that we aren't aware of, or we can't see clearly — I work with people to help them look at those nooks and start to change what they know isn't improving their lives.
Everyone's goals are very specific to them, and the process is their own. One of my clients, for example, has a habit of being very sloppy with her insulin dosing. She knows this. She knows she's responsible for the ups and downs she sees in her blood sugar, but she wants to change the way she thinks about her diabetes so that she actually wants to stop and take the time to measure her insulin doses carefully.
One of my clients is working on challenges that aren't actually directly diabetes management, but more focused on how he thinks about himself. He's developed a habit of telling himself he's a failure over and over for so long now that it has actually crept into how he takes care of his apartment. We're working on developing stronger thoughts around caring enough about himself to take better care of the place he lives in.
I've also been working with clients whose goals are focused around how they use food to ease their emotions even though it's very clear that the food never actually relieves those emotions, such as stress, depression or loneliness. What is really behind that desire to go straight to food for a feeling of comfort even though it only seems to drive further negative emotions of guilt, self-defeat and shame? That answer is different for everyone, but it's something I can help you uncover.
I know that the simplest thoughts in my head often have a direct influence on the way I live my life. I've developed habits in my own life to remind myself that I'm not perfect, that I am capable of anything I set my mind to, and that my diabetes is a daily challenge I will face with patience every day. Through coaching, I hope to help others create new ways of thinking so they can live well and live happily, too.
Thank you, Ginger. It's so great to know there's a coach for us out there who really 'walks in our shoes.'


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Pam Yeaple walks home along East Philadelphia Street after grocery shopping in York, Pa., on Saturday.BOSTON Another round of snow made its way into the Northeast on Saturday as the region continues to dig out from the previous storm.
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A New York collector has lost his legal battle against the photographer William Eggleston in US federal court. Jonathan Sobel, a financier, says that his collection of more than 190 photographs by Eggleston, which includes limited edition prints, was devalued by an auction of Eggleston's works at Christie's New York in March 2012.
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Involuntary movements of the eye that are divided into two types, jerk and pendular. Jerk nystagmus has a slow phase in one direction followed by a corrective fast phase in the opposite direction, and is usually caused by central or peripheral vestibular dysfunction. Pendular nystagmus features oscillations that are of equal velocity in both directions and this condition is often associated with visual loss early in life. (Adams et al., Principles of Neurology, 6th ed, p272)
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- 0Mar 8, '05 by HU_nurseJust wondering if there were any other HU students or Alumni's out there...
- 0Apr 11, '05 by MerovingianneDidn't know they had a 2nd degree program.Last edit by Merovingianne on Jun 10, '05
- 0Apr 12, '05 by RPCVThey do have a 2nd degree program. But getting a hold of alive person to talk to is ridiculous. I have called HU several times wanting to talk to admisssions or someone in the nursing dept. When I get someone I say "I'd like to speak with you about the program" - their response "what do you want?". IN addittion they have lost my transcripts twice and the signature page of my application. Ridiculous.
- 0Apr 14, '05 by HU_nurseI love Howard! There is a warm and friendly atmosphere and you really feel like part of a family when you go there. We do our clinicals q where: Childrens, GU, Providence etc...
Quote from MerovingianneI didn't know that HU had a 2nd degree program! What is it like? Where do you do your clinicals--just at HU hospital?
- 0Apr 14, '05 by HU_nurseQuote from RPCVThey do have a 2nd degree program. But getting a hold of alive person to talk to is ridiculous. I have called HU several times wanting to talk to admisssions or someone in the nursing dept. When I get someone I say "I'd like to speak with you about the program" - their response "what do you want?". IN addittion they have lost my transcripts twice and the signature page of my application. Ridiculous.
yea, u really have to go down there to talk to anyone. U run into those same probs at any Black College but the pros definetly outweigh the cons in my opinion...
- 0Nov 19, '05 by serene43hi, i am a howard alum - class of '85!!!!! i was a journalism major, worked at several papers as a photographer, but just recently went to school to become a cna. i'm so ready now for the nursing program, but i want to come back to the dc area. i live in las vegas now, hate it and was wondering if anyone knew what the starting salaries for huh rn's? also, i can't get any info from the hu human resources people who refer me to the hospital, but i can't get through to them either. any answers would be much appreciated.
- 0Nov 23, '05 by cuttiepie79Relocating to DC and I'm applying to the HU ARNP program, any advice or suggestions. Thanks!
- 0May 25, '06 by panamamai'm considering HU's 2nd degree program but also hear the are awful (administration) and getting through is near impossible via telephone. if it is just this hurdle to get in but once in they are great then i might be able to take it but if it's like that even when you're a student, i'll never go. HUnurse or others care to share experiences @ HU?
- 0May 27, '06 by HU_nurseThe administration there is HORRIBLE as seems to be the case at most Black Institutions. And honestly, it does not get better once you are a student there. However, I personally LOVED my experience there and the administration problems were generally only a major issue during registration time. Even still, the problems were not so great as to take away from the overall experience. PM me for more information....
- 0May 29, '06 by Mia2005What can I say about Howard.... My experience with them was horrible... I had applied for the Traditional program as a transfer student for the Spring of 2006, because there isnt a separate application for nursing... So after sending in my application, I call 3 weeks later just to make sure they received my application, I find out that they lost it... Mind you I fed ex'd it for the simple fact that I wanted documentation just in case they lost it...So they call me 2 weeks later, after my persistent phone calls and told me they found it...Keep in mind the deadline was Nov 1... They found my application mid Dec...School starts Jan 5th.. So when letters of notification were supposed to come out the second week of Dec.. I was stalking the mailman...Still no letter... So its 4 days before xmas, and I still dont know if I got accepted...So I call back, now they know me by name, and the Admission coordinator tells me that they had to forward my application to the nursing dept...Because now the nursing dept is screening every nursing student that comes into the school, mind you this is something NEW they started this semester.. She said to call back the next day and they should have a decision, but I prob wouldnt get accepted because they are already booked to capacity..But she told me that she could change my major and accept me into the school and once i am at howard for a semester it would be very easy to transfer into the nursing program or I could delay acceptance until the Fall 2006...I was so depressed... Im all packed and ready to go, to find out a couple of days before school is supposed to start...So I call back the next day and sure enough I wasnt accepted because they were at capacity although my gpa was a 3.8. So I call the nursing dept directly and she reinnerated the point that because they had a lot of Katrina students they were now screening everyone who came in, and they would not be accepting anymore traditional students for an entire year... So no one would be able to be accepted into the traditional program until Fall 2007 or so, also because the admissions dept already accepted freshman into the traditional program...Nor were they allowing current Howard students to transfer into the nursing program.. Which I was told by the admissions dept that I could do... But she recommended to me to try and apply to the advance program for the summer since I had finished my pre-reqs, but what baffled me is that she said she would not evaluate my transcript to let me know what would transfer, so that I would know if all my pre-reqs would transfer...And she kept telling me that there are only 20 spots.... I said to the nursing coordinator that that is not what I was told by the admissions dept, and she was like yea, they dont know yet, we are going to send them a email at the first of the year to let them know about our changes.. I was like right...The first week of Jan I got my acceptance letter... And was to threw with HU... Im glad I had a back up plan... So I decided to go to another school, because I didnt want to continue to deal with administration problems.... I guess like HU Nurse said once you get pass the administration you will be ok, because they do have a good program... And I have been to another HBCU before but it was never that bad... So if you do go to Howard, just make sure you stay on top of them, and make sure you speak directly with the nursing dept, because admissions and the nursing dept DONT COMMUNICATE.


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Raven Willis can look back on her four years at Mother McAuley High School and know that she has left behind a legacy.
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Bitter Sweet was an operetta written by Noel Coward and first produced in 1929. The relatively simple plot - set in 19th-Century and early 20th Century England and Austria-Hungary, and concerning a young woman's elopement with her music teacher - is used as the hook for a series of excellent light-operatic numbers, many with surprisingly complex melodies strongly reminiscent of the best work of Gilbert and Sullivan. Of the songs in the show, the best known by far is I'll See You Again, used as a recurring motif throughout the play. Short on memorable Cowardian dialogue, Bitter Sweet nonetheless stands out as containing some of Coward's best music and has always been popular in revivals around the world, a number of which have been recorded for posterity on CD. It was filmed twice, in 1933 and 1940 the latter starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.
Using a flashback technique, the aged Marchioness of Shayne is transformed into the young Sarah Millick, having a singing lesson with Carl Linden. The action passes from London to Vienna, where Carl is fatally wounded in a duel, and back to London, where Sarah (now known as Sari), having become world-famous as an interpreter of Carl's songs, somewhat reluctantly accepts a marriage proposal from the Marquis of Shayne. Finally, the action is back to the Jazz Age where it was at the start of the show, and Sarah, who has never stopped loving Carl, sings sadly,
It has been suggested that the operetta has an early use of the word "gay" to mean "homosexual", in the song "Green Carnation" where four overdressed, 1890s dandies sing:
The suggestion is that Coward uses the "gay nineties" as a double entendre. The song title alludes to the gay playwright Oscar Wilde, who famously wore a green carnation himself. (The first use of the word "gay" in this sense recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary is in a novel published in America in 1951, but earlier instances have been found.)
Although popular with amateur operatic societies, Bitter Sweet has had relatively few professional productions. The original production starred Peggy Wood as Sarah, with Georges Metaxa as Carl. Evelyn Laye had been the first choice to play Sarah, but turned it down as she was annoyed with the producer, C.B. Cochran who she felt had caused her marriage to actor Sonnie Hale to fail by putting him in a show opposite Jessie Matthews, with whom he had an affair. Laye later played the part on Broadway.
A revival at the Northcott Theatre, Exeter in the early 1980s with Jan Hartley-Morris as Sarah led to a large-scale revival in London which also toured the provinces in 1988.
This New Sadler's Wells Opera production by Ian Judge used a revised orchestration by Michael Reed, and was recorded complete (although without dialogue) by TER (That's Entertainment Records). On stage, Valerie Masterson and Ann Mackay alternated in the major leading part of Sarah, with Martin Smith as Carl and Rosemary Ashe as Manon. It was Valerie Masterson who was chosen to record her role in the recording.
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Speaking of Christmas Angels (see yesterday's post…okay, weak connection), here is a beautiful Christmas angel for you to use in your artwork. It is from Christmas Tales and Christmas Verse by Eugene Field, illustrated by Florence Storer, 1912. This is another e-book I found on Project Gutenberg (which remains a mine of PD artwork). Click on the image to see it/ download it full-sized.
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Alexandra Nechita (born August 27, 1985)[1] is a Romanian and American cubist painter and muralist.
Alexandra was born in Vaslui, three months after her father, Niki, escaped from Communist Romania. She and her mother, Viorica, had to wait two years before they were allowed to join him in the United States. The family settled in California, where her father found work as a lab technician and her mother as an office manager.
At the age of two, Alexandra was working with pen and ink, and by five with watercolors. By her seventh birthday, oil and acrylics were her tools. She had her first solo exhibition at age eight, at the public library in Whittier, Los Angeles County. At the time, she was a student at Faith Lutheran School, a small private school in Whittier. When Alexandra graduated, she gave her teachers a special painting that she had painted.
Alexandra has been a guest on The Oprah Winfrey Show and has appeared with numerous celebrities, including Bill Clinton. In addition to talk show appearances, Alexandra was featured on the teen sitcom Boy Meets World in the 1998 episode "Better Than The Average Cory," starring as herself. Also appeared on TV show "Blossom" as herself with the shows star Mayim Bialik. Her talent and perceived similarities to Pablo Picasso led to her being known as the "Petite Picasso."[citation needed] She was known as a child prodigy until late in her teens.[citation needed]
In November 1999, Alexandra was selected by the World Federation of United Nations Associations to lead a Global Arts Initiative involving more than 100 nations. In 2005, Alexandra Nechita unveiled her United Nations Peace Monument for Asia in Singapore, to be displayed at the Catholic High School. She was also tapped to make a series of paintings named "Winning Together" for the Special Olympics.
She dedicated a theatre at her high school, Lutheran High School of Orange County. The Nechita Center for the Arts has 740 seats.
Nechita is on the Board of Selectors of Jefferson Awards for Public Service.[2]
Press coverage[edit]
Nechita was interviewed by CNN's Nicole Lapin on the series Young People Who Rock in November 2007.[3]
In August 2011, Nechita was featured in an article on The Age website. The piece was about investors "spending up big" at art auctions on P&O Cruises. A novice collector claimed he had been misled into paying high prices for Nechita's work, when she "had almost no profile among art experts." [4]
Personal life[edit]
In January 2014, Nechita married Dimitri Tcharfas, a principle of the Los Angeles-based fashion design firm Suh-Tahn.[5]
- Bell, Suzanne Comer, ed. Outside the Lines: Alexandra Nechita, Longstreet Press, Inc., Atlanta, GA
- ^ Alexandra Nechita, IMDb. Retrieved 2013-08-09.
- ^ http://www.jeffersonawards.org/board
- ^ Alexandra Nechita, Young People Who Rock, CNN.com, November 26, 2007.
- ^ Louise Schwartzkoff (August 10, 2011) "Cruise liner's art auctions leave investors all at sea", The Age.
- ^ Alexandru Manea (January 15, 2014) "Romance: 'Little Picasso' married!"
External links[edit]
- Official website
- "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman", by Jit Fong Chin, June 23, 2003


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- 0Aug 18, '11 by texas_girlI took the TEAS V today. I had the study guide for a month or so, but I really buckled down on studying in the last week. It was still tough. For some reason, the reading and english/language sections terrified me, both on the practice exams and on the real test. I used every minute I was given on the reading and math portions, even though the math was not too hard, and I had a few minutes left on the science and english sections. The science was tough; they asked a lot of really specific questions about organ systems, tissues, and there were quite a few chemistry questions as well. Now I begin the nerve-wracking wait for my score :{
- 0Aug 19, '11 by texas_girlStudy main idea comprehension, writing styles, topics, themes, etc. on the reading section- they will still find some way to twist things to make it a little confusing when you read it. When you are taking the test, take your time and thoroughly read each question- they had quite a few that had one word in the question that completely changed what was being asked. For the math section, focus on fractions and simplifying algebraic equations- the rest of it was super easy ( i.e. balancing checkbooks/reconciling accounts, adding, subrtracting, and multiplying decimals, etc.). Get those things down and you should do well Good luck!
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Fun for Kids: Jr. Angler Freshwater Fishing Clinic
From May 17, 2014 9:00 am until May 17, 2014 11:00 am Save to calendar
At Caleb Smith State Park Preserve
Posted by William Schrack
(631) 265-1054
Categories: New York (NY)
Discover all about fish; where they live and how to catch them. If you have your own freshwater equipment and bait, please feel free to bring it with you. If not, a limited amount of loaner equipment will be available.
Reservations are required for all programs and will be accepted starting two weeks prior to each program.
Fees: $4 per adult / $3 for children ages 3-17
Sponsored by Trout Unlimited.
Registration: Required