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The Application Process (Chapter 4)
Applying to an online masters degree program is quite similar to applying to a traditional masters degree program. The application requirements are on par with traditional post-graduate programs. Deadlines usually fall in December, January and February, but you will need to check individual programs and institutions for a specific date. Some schools may have waves of admissions, meaning that they accept a certain number of students during each round, or they may have rolling admissions, meaning that they continue to accept qualified applicants until the program is full.
A comfortable time frame for the application process is about 6 months prior to your first deadline. You may apply fewer than 6 months to your deadline, but it is inadvisable.
The following timeline assumes that your application will be due in December or January. If it is not, simply insert the month your application is due and work backward to make an individualized timeline. The parts of the application process mentioned in the timeline will be discussed in depth following the timeline.
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- August-September: If you have not already decided on what you want to study and where you want to apply, now is a good time to narrow down these choices. Find out what standardized tests you will need to take for admission into these programs. Take the standardized test that is appropriate for your program or, at the very least, sign up for a test date and begin your test preparation. It takes about 3 weeks for official test scores to be sent to institutions, so keep that in mind when you choose your test date.
- September-October: Begin researching financial aid and scholarship options. The majority of these will have deadlines around the same time as the college applications. If you think you will need financial aid, fill out the FAFSA, which is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The FAFSA is used by accredited institutions to determine how much you can contribute toward your tuition and how much aid you are eligible for. Write or outline a draft of your personal statement. If a writing sample is required for your applications, begin to write this paper or edit an existing essay that you will submit. Ask faculty or employers for letters of recommendation.
- November: Arrange to have your official transcripts from your undergraduate school and any post-secondary schools that you have attended sent to the universities to which you are applying. Some schools still require official copies sent via the mail, while others prefer to have you scan and upload your transcripts to the online application. Continue to work on your personal statement and writing sample. Seek out friends and teachers who are willing to review your application.
- December: Finish your personal statement and writing sample. Apply to any financial aid, scholarships and fellowships for which you would like to be considered. Confirm with the faculty who are writing your letters of recommendation that they have either submitted the letters or are aware of the due date. Confirm that each school you are applying to has received your transcripts. Submit the remaining pieces of your applications, including all supplemental documents like your personal statement, writing sample and resume or curriculum vitae.
- January: Submit any applications that are due this month if you have not already done so.
- February: Some masters degree programs invite candidates to an interview. Practice for an interview regardless of whether it is conducted on the phone or in person.
Application Components:
- Personal Statement or Statement of Purpose: Personal statements or statements of purpose are your chance to tell the admissions committee who you are, why you want to study in a particular program, how you are prepared to do that and what your future plans are. If you are switching disciplines or careers, this is where you can discuss why you are making this change. You will likely need to submit a resume or curriculum vitae (CV) along with your application, so make sure you are not simply repeating what is listed on your resume.
- Standardized Test Scores: Depending on what kind of masters degree program you are applying for, you will probably have to take a standardized test similar to the SAT or ACT that you took in high school. Standardized exams allow admissions committees to compare applicants from different backgrounds and undergraduate programs. They are also a way for you to balance or make up for less than stellar transcripts.
- As fields of study become more specialized in graduate school, so do the exams to enter these programs. The GRE revised general test is the standard when it comes to tests for admission into masters degree programs, though there are others that you may be required to take. The GRE general test was updated in 2011 and those changes are addressed below. Some programs may also require GRE subject tests, so check with the schools to which you are applying.
- If you are applying to MBA programs, be aware that some programs will accept the GRE, while others will ask that you take the GMAT. And for certain education and teaching programs, states will have you take general knowledge tests and subject-specific tests, which will vary depending on the state in which you live.
- Transcripts: Transcripts are records of the courses that you have taken and the grades that you earned in any undergraduate and graduate programs that you have enrolled in. Admissions committees like to see good grades, but more importantly, they like to see a steady improvement from the time that you started to the time you finished. Depending on the institution that you are applying to, you may need to have official transcripts sent directly from your prior colleges or universities' registrar's offices. Some schools request that you upload scanned copies of your transcripts to your online application. Make sure that you request your transcripts with plenty of time at least a month before your application deadline, if not sooner. It is not unheard of to have transcripts go missing in the mail.
- Letters of Recommendation: The purpose of letters of recommendation is to give the admissions committees an outside perspective of you as a person and as a student. Depending on what kind of graduate applicant you are – a recent graduate from your bachelors degree program, or a professional returning to school after years in the workforce – your letters of recommendation may come from professors, employers, supervisors or a combination of all three. You should ask people who know you well and who can attest to your skills and motivations, as opposed to those with influential names or titles.
- Be polite when you request letters of recommendation and provide potential recommenders with copies of your transcripts, personal statements or statements of purpose, and information about the program to which you are applying. Make sure to give them enough time to write the letters. Many graduate school applications allow your recommenders to submit their letters online, but some may still request that they be mailed in. If that is the case, provide your recommenders with envelopes already addressed and with postage.
- Interviews: Some masters programs, including those conducted fully or partially online, will interview candidates that they are interested in. Like the personal statements or statements of purpose, interviews are a way for you to let the admissions committees get to know you as a person. Remember that at the post-graduate level, you are interviewing the admissions committee as much as they are interviewing you. Masters programs are concerned about finding a good fit for both the school and the student.


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I am a bartender and I have only been doing this for about 3yrs. I worked at a bar where it was pretty much like the show "Cheers" were everyone that came in there were, for the most part, regulars. Everyday the same people were there and you almost became family. One day I went to work and saw the same faces as usual, But this day would be very different, a girl will die. This girl had came into the bar many times. She was also carded many times but now she is a well known face. This girl was there before I started my shift and yes I served her. Later that night I cut her boyfriend off and they left shortly after. She ended up crashing and she did not make it. The police do not know if she was driving, they do not even know what her blood alcohol level. The boyfriend did live but does not remember. I later found out she was only 19 yrs old. She was just a child. She had given us her sisters ID. Her sister was 24. This girl that died had worked at a bar and was very comfortable in the bar scene and did not give us any reason to think she was not who she said she was. Three Bartenders got a ticket for serving an underage person. The bartender that served her first that night made an agreement to pay a redosed fine. The bartender that worked with me and myself are fighting it and are going to go to court. I know this girl, and it is hard to talk about it. I will have to live with the fact that this happend and to a great person. Unfortunatly, I can not change what happend to her, but I did my job. That day we did not card her, so do we have to card someone , even if we seen them many times, every time they come in? Please help me with any info. that might help me.
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Bartenders/servers/bar owners all are responsible in cases such as this under a legal concept known as strict liability. This basically means it is your fault no matter what.
However, if you are able to prove that you made every reasonable effort to ensure this person's identity and prevent underage sales, that can help you form a defense to reduce your liability. Very rarely do cases like this end up with the bartender winning. One exception would be if this individual paid to have false id made for her and it reasonably looked real (this would be an intentional act on her part for purposes of fraud).
It's very difficult to fight this kind of thing in court, so I would suggest you at least consult an attorney prior to going, simply so you can find out what your rights are. In most situations, you can plea down to a reduced fine. By fighting it, if you lose, you'll end up paying more than the initial cost of the offense (court costs).
One way you might be able to bolster your defense is if you (and maybe the rest of your bar/restaurant) sign up for TIPS certification (www.gettips.com). This is a program for servers/bartenders to prevent underage sales, overserving, etc. and teaches you how to document incidents and protect yourself from lawsuits.
Good luck to you. Let us know how this works out.
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014 at 12:47 PM
The psychology behind The Bachelor
Just as "Survivor" isn't really about enduring life on a deserted beach, "The Bachelor" isn't really about dating or marriage. It pretends to be about romance by using props like red roses and satin evening wear and shimmering-wet driveways so that it looks as if the mansion just got hit by a John-Cusack-movie rain, but it's really about science — which you might even think of as the opposite of romance, especially if you aren't a scientist. In fact, if "Survivor" is about being unable to escape who you really are when you're dropped into uncomfortable conditions, then I would say that "The Bachelor" is about forgetting who you really are when everybody around you gets lost in the same overpowering fiction. The show is this generation's Stanford Prison Experiment.
"The Bachelor" is the prison guard, and his potential fiancées are the inmates. I'm not suggesting that the dynamic is inherently abusive, although it can be—this past season, Bachelor Ben would shut down any woman who expressed fear of his rejection, which was especially weird, seeing as how he was rejected himself during the previous "Bachelorette" season while down on bended knee.
From the first night of the season, the producers keep the alcohol flowing, and the contestants stay awake until it's nearly sunrise, working hard to get the attention of one person. One person who has generally been pretty lackluster. With every new season, people complain that "The Bachelor" has proved to be a terrible model for building lasting relationships, which is like complaining that politicians are just trying to win votes. The show could improve its track record only by setting out to make matches between S.-and-M. partners.
I've always believed that if you're truly in love with someone, you shouldn't be able to answer the question "What do you love about him?" with any kind of real satisfaction. The things you're able to articulate should leave you at least a little hollow. Contestants on "The Bachelor" will usually have to answer this question for his family, and there will be the usual adjectives like "kind" and "generous" and "funny." It's not that I think anyone is intentionally lying, but that they're describing traits that belong to the set of circumstances more than the person. "The Bachelor" is kind because he has no reason not to be; if he becomes disillusioned with you, he can just send you home. He's generous because he has a production team purchasing intense, expensive experiences for your dates. He's funny because you've both been flown to a charming village in Switzerland and a funny little cow wandered up behind your picnic. If you want to insist that the show is about falling in love, then it's more accurate to say it's about falling in love with being on vacation.
I became especially fascinated with the 13th season of the show, when Jason Mesnick first proposed to Melissa in the finale, then decided that he was really in love with the runner-up, Molly, by the time of the update special. What happened with Melissa during those six weeks of engagement? "The conversations, which were so great on the show, were completely different," Jason tried to explain. What I think he was really saying was, So we went to a movie in a normal theater. With other people around us. With bad popcorn. Walking out of the theater, she said, "That's my new favorite movie!" I thought to myself, Really? That movie? And in that moment, I realized that was going to be our whole lives.
Read the full article here, if you'd like. And the women are't even allowed to watch TV or read books; their only escape from the house is to go on a date with the bachelor, right? Talk about losing perspective! Do you watch the show?
57 comments:
- Amber Bouchat said...
Omg I just wrote about how The Bachelor isn't about falling in love with a person, it's about falling in love with vacation too!!
http://belgianandahalf.blogspot.com/2014/01/date-night.html - 1:08 PM
- Lauren E. said...
"I've always believed that if you're truly in love with someone, you shouldn't be able to answer the question 'What do you love about him?' with any kind of real satisfaction."
That completely blew my mind. And it's so true. I'd have to say the quality I love most in my boyfriend is that he's always working to be better: in his career, in our relationship, as a person emotionally and spiritually. I'd never, ever know that about him if we'd met on some bizarro show (a show that I love!) like The Bachelor. - 1:09 PM
- KatieG said...
this is exactly why I have never watched this show. I just cant stand to see these women acting the way they do for someone they dont even know. This is why the failure rate of these couples is almost 100%! Thanks for the good read!
www.lemonheadpress.com - 1:11 PM
- Anna said...
They can't read books?! I watch the show but out of pure fascination with the entire situation.
- Meghan Hazelwood said...
If you enjoy the Bachelor, then you will love the show Ben Stiller created called "Burning Love." The entire first season was recently released on Hulu (I believe it originally aired on E!) Such a spot on parody of the Bachelor/Bachelorette phenomenon with some really hilarious acting, and fabulous guest appearances. Haven't laughed that hard at a show in a long time!
- Joanna Goddard said...
great minds, amber!! :)
- Sarah said...
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- Joanna Goddard said...
anna, me too. it's so crazy. i don't *think* they're allowed to really do anything other than wait around...but i'm not 100% sure. going to look into it! the show is fascinating.
- Joanna Goddard said...
thanks, meghan!!
- Jillian Jiggs said...
That is insane that they can't even read books! magazines? blogs? Newspapers? ANYTHING? I feel like that in itself is taking away a part of what makes someone who they are.
- Heather M said...
I watch, but only for the mad, ridiculous entertainment of it. Incidentally, I turn 26 on Sunday, and it occurred to me while watching this season that most of these women are around my age, some even younger. I don't like to judge, but I truly wonder - why are they in such a rush to find "the one" that they'd pursue this humiliating, implausible avenue of finding him? I don't understand it.
- mamamgeni.com said...
I have never admitted this in public before, but I love Survivor. This article made me feel less embarrassed about that. Thank you!
- stk said...
They can't watch TV or read books? That is my idea of an actual nightmare scenario. Vacation in a beautiful place without a good book, surrounded by sycophants, all trying to spend time with ONE (boring) dude? Hell on earth. But of course, I still watch!
- Joanna Goddard said...
yes! just found an interview with an old contestant:
4. You have zero contact with the outside world. Zero.
"None—absolutely none," Hughes said, when asked about the level of privacy contestants have with the "outside world." When entering the Bachelor mansion, the women are stripped of their cellphones, computers, magazines, music, and even books. "The only things I was allowed to keep were my journal and my Bible," said Hughes. "We have nothing. We are completely cut off from the world. We have to talk to each other—we have nothing else to do." - 1:30 PM
- Joanna Goddard said...
here's the full interview, really interesting:
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/03/10/the-bachelor-ex-contestant-leslie-hughes-spills-nine-secrets-about-the-show.html - 1:30 PM
- Cara said...
Someone said something interesting to me about the Bachelor. I said that this season the women seem to be really nice and genuinely looking out for each other's feelings, etc. She then said that they really aren't competing against each other, if you think about it. No one really knows what JP's "type" is. You may just not be his type, but that isn't a reason to go all crazy betch on everyone else. Therefore, they have no reason to hate each other. Interesting point.
- Shoko said...
I love this: "I've always believed that if you're truly in love with someone, you shouldn't be able to answer the question "What do you love about him?" with any kind of real satisfaction." So interesting - and so true!
- Liz M C said...
Holy mama, I need to start watching this show. I'm thinking that not allowing them to read books or watch tv is (obviously) forcing them to interact with each other. Which inevitably leads to the cat fights, lying, and general competitiveness of the show. Kinda like the Real World
- Linh Vo said...
I hope my husband doesn't read this, but i watched in on Monday because he was the one that turned it on. I completely agree with you. The show makes us so disillusioned about what a happy relationship should be about. I mean, who wouldn't fall in love with someone if the situations were ALWAYS perfect - perfect scenery, perfect candlelit dinners, private music performances...sheesh. Not realistic at all. I think some of us really tune in to see the drama and cat fights, and I really think many of the people who go on the show want their 15 min of fame.
http://abeautifulrawr.com - 1:43 PM
- Joanna Goddard said...
cara, you're right. i always notice that they said "have a great date!" and get excited for each other. it's surprising and kind of refreshing.
- Ashley said...
Fascinating!! I've known two people now who were on the show--two women. And at least one was as shocked as we were after the fact to see how her behavior seemed unfamiliar in the context of the show.
I agree with Shoko that this line ""I've always believed that if you're truly in love with someone, you shouldn't be able to answer the question "What do you love about him?" with any kind of real satisfaction." is so great! It's dead-on. - 1:47 PM
- districtandmore said...
Thanks for sharing this! Every season I can't believe how crazy the Bachelor is, and yet, I can't stop watching. Plus, it is so much fun to watch with my roommates, especially when we mix up cocktails and make March Madness-style brackets featuring the contestants.
My (current) favorite cocktail to drink while enjoying the madness that is the Bachelor is the French 75. Here's the recipe: http://districtandmore.wordpress.com/2014/01/12/french-75-cocktail/ - 1:50 PM
- stephseekingjoy said...
The Bachelor is my guilty pleasure, but I definitely take it with a grain of salt. It's so entertaining & easy to get hooked on, but it's certainly not an accurate depiction of real life and love. I do always hope the couple stays together, but it's so rare that they do!
- MelanieKPrice said...
The Bachlor/Bachlorette is also my guilty pleasure!! And I now have my sweet hubby watching it with me (he ad libs and makes awesome funny comments which always makes me laugh) which makes the show that much more fun. I love the crazies on the show...makes it that much more entertaining.
Great article...thanks for sharing. Cheers. - 2:24 PM
- Katherine said...
I forgot that you love this show too! It's my one guilty pleasure show. The past few seasons have been a snooze, but I kind of love Juan Pablo. So far my favorite is Renee (the mom of a 8ish-yr-old boy from florida).
It's no surprise all the "inmates" end up fighting - all stuck in the house with no outside contact at all! - 2:30 PM
- Andrea Enright said...
No reading books? Crazy! And yes, I think the most appealing thing about being on the show is the free vacation!
- Pamela Terry and Edward said...
Can't watch it. Makes me cringe.
- Lendy Salazar said...
I love this post! First because Joanna you're amazing and come up with the best posts. I also LOVE reading all the comments!! I feel like I'm part of a group of smart & funny women!! I had given up on The Bachelor, but this season got me with the hype of Latin Soccer playing Single papa, Juan Pablo. Sucker! Haha! Sometimes I can't even watch the women humiliate themselves (and have to change the channel real quick)! Now I know what WE are all doing on Monday nights! Cheers!
- dt said...
Haha, the bible is allowed?! I suppose then the quoran and the torah as well? Also the Flying Spaghetti Monster Guidebook to Life then? Etc.?
A second point: I would go insane without readingg. If I was one of the contestants I would seriously think about slapping some bible covers onto my current book. :) - 3:26 PM
- windysmile said...
I've watched on-and-off for years and I've become increasingly skeptical. It seems obvious that the show never presents any real circumstance for the contestants to speak with their bachelor at all similar to what might happen in real life; It's so strange to watch person after person claim that they are really falling in love. I was especially disgusted when the prosecutor (can't remember her name) quickly followed up telling Juan Pablo her profession by saying that she "hates to read". Really? Why did she need to dumb herself down for him? I don't think I can keep watching this season. It seems to have reached a new low.
- Zoe Royall said...
Oh my dear God, YES! EXACTLY!!!! I have always said that whoever runs The Bachelor has a PhD in psychology both when it comes to the contestants and the views. Okay, slight exaggeration about the PhD, but you get my drift. Frankly, I'm totally obsessed with it for that purpose. I love guessing the questions that the producers are asking behind the scenes. You know, whatever it is they say that makes everyone cry on exit. My friend auditioned and from what I understand from her experience, they screen people to look for specific traits and in particular, those who are likely to have romanticized views of, frankly, everything. (Obviously they do!). That helps ensure the feeling of falling in love quickly and dramatic endings, etc. Le Sigh...I love that trainwreck of a show!
- Back Row Girl said...
The article that you've quoted, while fascinating, does not really answer the question of "why do these women put themselves through all that crap?"
My theory, for a long time, has been that the reason for that is the same as why Ken does not figure in many of Barbie sets and has next to nothing in terms of outfits (comparatively speaking, of course). Ken is just an accessory to Barbie, another part of the "complete picture" like cars, the house, etc. He does not have to be interesting, because it's not about him.
I feel that the type of woman that will go on a show like Bachelor does not go in hopes of finding "the one", but to be a Barbie for a couple of weeks. To be immersed in this weird non-reality of glamor/romance/vacation/tabloid fodder must appeal on a visceral level. And that's the exact reason a lot of people watch Bachelor - to live that fantasy out vicariously (that, and the gossip factor - you get a legitimate reason to dig through someone's private life (and I use both "legitimate" and "private" in their loosest definition)).
I'm not even sure how many of these women honestly believe that they might find their "one", especially since we're in, what, 13th season and the track record is so bad. They may say that they are, but - especially in the light of what someone just said in comments (that the women don't even seem to be competing with each other) - it feels to me that the main reason for them choosing to be on the show is to live in a Barbie world for a short time. And the Bachelor does not even have to be that interesting of a person, because he's incidental. - 3:41 PM
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- Amber99 said...
yes, I think Juan is doing a lot better than most previous bachelors. He seemed to handle Victoria perfectly when she went off the deep end.
- Kristen said...
I love this article! Now when my husband complains about me watching this I can say "but... science!"
http://www.pralinesandpearls.com - 4:58 PM
- Lauren Knight said...
Wait, did you say that the women on the Bachelor are not allowed to read books????!!!!!
- Leah Behr said...
So so so true! Great article! Thanks for sharing!
- Chelsey Bertsch said...
Totally!!! So so entertaining but so unrealistic! Hopefully none of the girls accidentally let one go, that's a definite "kick off"!!
- Ellie C. said...
Wow, that article perfectly articulates my perspective on that show (and other shows of its kind). By placing unrealistic parameters (of space and time) on the contestants, any developing relationship would be doomed to fail. I find it amazing that a few lasting relationships have managed to emerge from that situation. I guess I just prefer my fiction as fiction, and not masquerading as "reality".
- Shannon of HAPPINESS IS said...
I'm still obsessed with this show and I don't know why. Even though my husband used to do set design on the Bachelor and he told me all the horrible things the producers used to say to the girls to instigate drama. Ay ay ay. But I can't help it. It's such good entertainment! ;)
- Tish said...
I watch and this breakdown is sadly genius lol. I really do dumb the eff down when I watch it with my husband...I don't really see past the end of my nose (at all) You can BET I'll be waiting to see how the women answer those fateful questions on the family hometown dates.
This tickled me rotten. Thanks for sharing fellow addict. - 12:48 AM
- HY said...
What an interesting post, Joanna! I still watch The Bachelor/Bachelorette as a guilty pleasure after all these years and one of the main draws is the psychological factor. How seemingly smart, interesting women with exciting careers inevitably end up crying in the exit interview that they're brokenhearted over a man they've spent maybe a total of 3 days with.
I can't get over the fact that they're not allowed to read books! I would go insane, I would probably start reading the labels on packaging if I went on this show. Or like someone else suggested earlier, bring in a few books disguised as bibles.
Not being able to listen to music or keep up with the news?! Having nothing but a date to look forward to obviously contributes to how quickly everyone falls in love. It's so fascinating! - 1:07 AM
- Bucktown Mom said...
I can't watch anymore...a friend of a friend was on a reality show and it made me realize how little "reality" was involved. She was an actress, and just considered it a role. Then I thought, if I knew these shows were largely scripted would I watch them? Nope, I'd think it was horrible TV writing. So I basically stopped watching them completely after that.
- JenniferRBates said...
Oh my! I never thought about comparing it to the Stanford Prison Experiment but it really is just like it! I remember learning about that experiment in my psychology classes. I have never been a fan of The Bachelor though.
http://www.inthelandofjen.blogspot.com/ - 10:51 AM
- aly said...
I went and read the rest of that article and the last section on Say Yes to the Dress is perfect. The same thought crosses my mind whenever the brides get "jacked-up."
Thanks for sharing!! - 5:38 PM
- 25+ said...
Great post! Comparison between "The Bachelor" and Stanford University Prison Experiment is absolutely brilliant! ;)
- Julie said...
I watch the show, but it's just a guilty pleasure for me. My husband even gets a kick out of it!
- Michelle Panting said...
The Bachelor is definitely a guilty pleasure of mine, but every year I feel sadder and sadder for the women. They're 23 and sobbing over being let go by someone they've been on one date with and known for a few weeks, because they don't know why "they haven't found the one" and "are destined to be alone." Seriously ladies, you're 23, enjoy your lives and being single! It just really speaks to how so many women are brainwashed into thinking that their main life purpose is to make a man happy.
http://www.fullbellywornsoles.com - 8:49 AM
- Cristina said...
I really dislike the show and I know someone who was a contestant (do we call them anything else?). They're really serious about that no communication thing. Her emails automatically came back with info for the producers of the show. So weird.
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I guess they had to hire a huge team of writers in case the curse continues into this reboot/remake.
It is a big week for Sam Raimi (Evil Dead, Oz The Great and Powerful) and and his next producing project just landed it's director. Sam Raimi has just acquired Gil Kenan (Monster House) to direct his reboot of MGM's Poltergeist.
Collider.com and Deadline.com are both reporting that the script is being helmed by "David Lindsay-Abaire (Oz the Great and Powerful), Scott Derrickson (Sinister), Juliet Snowden (The Possession), Stiles White (Boogeyman) and Paul Harris Boardman (The Exorcism of Emily Rose)". Holy Terror, that is a lot of horror writers.
The original Poltergeist was directed by Tobe Hooper (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and produced by Steven Spielberg (E.T., Schindler's List) and was released in 1982.
I guess they had to hire a huge team of writers in case the curse continues into this reboot/remake.
oh boy, here we go . gonna be really hard to make it better than the original. one thing i do hope for this remake is that they keep the original music score , to me that made the original even that much better.
I am generally against remakes but Moster House is by far one of my fav animated movies even above most Pixar movies like Cars. Moster House was AWESOME. I think this is a great match. When I took my daughter to do see it a bunch of kids stated crying when the Monster House first came alive. It was hilarious and that was a kids movie. LOL Poltergeist will be scary as hell in this remake I am sure.
Poltergeist was one of the creepiest horror movies of my childhood so hopefully they'll do it justice with the remake. It would be nice if they use more practical effects than cgi. I still think the best creature in the movie was the ghost near the end of the movie with the long grasshopper legs and skeleton face. They filmed the creature model inside of a big tank of water to give the creature that ghostly effect.
The scene where the guy pulls his face off scared the living shite outta me. My sado-masochistic side hopes that's still there...
I'm not at all against remakes but they'll need a lot of luck and talent to top the original...so good luck to them
Its going to be hard to capture the character interaction and subtle deadpan humor of the original...but hey, this isnt being made for me. Its being made for a whole new generation that has been so desensitized in terms of of what to expect in horror films, it will have to be full of bells and whistles. I was 13 when this film hit the theaters and then came out on HBO later that summer. A bunch of us neighbor kids, about 7 of us, watched it at my house one friday night...when that clown wrapped its arm around the boy, all of us screamed or covered our eyes. Good times of long ago. Shame we have to grow up so quickly...lol!
Monster House was both scary and funny. It was kids movie scary, but it shows that Gil Kenan has the skills for this kind of movie. He is also funny at times in a twisted kind of way very similar to Sam Raimi. That is why I think he was picked for the job.
Not gonna bother with this remake/reboot either. Poltergeist is a classic Ghost Story, and doesn't need a remake/reboot. Besides, it won't have Jo-Beth Williams as the Hot Mom, so it will surely suck!!! ;-p


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In the article, Cam discussed the Kalil SB prediction/Ad, and the effect it had on the team. The Panthers not making the playoffs in 2012. The current elite "Old Guard" vs the young, potentially elite "New Guard" QB's (I know that's a hot topic here lately); his views on the Panthers, as well as a Super Bowl prediction, and why.
The article also mentions his interaction with the crowd; Stating he sang Happy Birthday to a fan (I'm guessing it was a female one, or little kid, otherwise that would be kinda awkward, don't ya think)? He allegedly signed upwards of 1000 autographs (Yikes/Good Grief!)--before and after the event, and answered about 30 audience questions.
He even caught a fans pass. Wow! They got their moneys worth for sure. I hope Cam did to?.... Just kidding. LOL.
Here is an excerpt when asked about the Old guard Elite QB's, such as Brady, Manning. Brees. Rogers, etc., vs the potential New Guard Elite QB's in himself, RG3, Wilson, Luck and Kaepernick:
"It's very different," Newton said. "The picture that people are painting for quarterbacks in this league has to be different. Gone are the days of the quarterbacks who just sit in the pocket and have a big arm. Nowadays, you have to be mobile, to some degree. I'm not saying you have to be like a Robert Griffin and run a 4.4 or 4.3 and be able to scramble out of the pocket. But you have to be able to pose a threat to the defense.
"Just having that one skill set, it's becoming rare. It's becoming extinct. You look around the league, you see Russell Wilson. Andrew Luck has the skill set that he still can be mobile at times. Robert, obviously, and a quarterback that is in the Super Bowl (on Sunday), Colin Kaepernick. You see what he did to the league — put the whole league on notice with his performances in the playoffs.
"So it's kind of changing, but at the same time you still have to be able to throw the football in the pocket. It's kind of give-and-take."
I like that answer. And notice how complimentary, thoughtful and inclusive Cam is, when discussing other players? However, he somehow has a reputation--by some for being a selfish, inconsiderate, narcissist-type thug. SMH.
Cam also had a Q & A session after his talk. Here's one of the exchanges:
Finally, a Carolina fan asked Newton if the Panthers will make the playoffs in 2013.
"You know what, we will make the playoffs," Newton said. "You can document it."
Not exactly a full-page ad, but a guarantee all the same.
Before others freak out: Telling a Carolina fan this after a paid dinner, doesn't equate to a Kalil type prediction. LOL.
I'm too lazy at the moment to give further highlights or insight. It's a decent article, if it's just to hear Cam's Post Season comments on the Panthers and the NFL (instead of viewing his photo's by stalkers, I meant Auburn classmates posted on the Internet), while waiting for the Super Baugh, finally, and the draft in April. Here's the link.


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Justice Alito Stresses Federalism As Refuge from Usurpatory Government
With the Supreme Court and the future of constitutional government in doubt, it's always reassuring to hear from the voices who espouse those views. : I'm an ardent optimist. : I have faith that the electorate will correct their decisions made on Nov. 6, and constrain this president's pernicious agenda of implementing a hyper-regulatory progressive state. : The Federalist Society's 30th Anniversary Gala last Thursday night featured Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who detailed how the legal opinions of those on the left threaten America's constitutional bedrock: federalism.
To put it simplistically, the federal government is supreme in its sphere, as is the state government in their defined area. : There is overlap — and confusion. : However, Alito gave a robust defense of the doctrine. : While it's seen better days, federalism in Alito's view, promotes energetic and productive competition, protects liberty, and encourages experimentation. : He also reiterated that you do not have to buy the various treatises on constitutional law that run over a thousand pages — : and cost a considerable amount of money — to understand that congressional power is limited. : You just have to read the plain text of the U.S. Constitution to understand that point.
He then went on to detail various cases that have threatened this principle of federalism. : From the government being able to attach GPS monitors surreptitiously to your vehicles and calling it a search under the Fourth Amendment to facing the regulatory nightmare of having wetlands being designated in one's backyard, the fight to keep the Madisonian experiment in limited government, and the principles of federalism un-imbrued continues with fragility.
We have four liberals, four conservatives, with Justice Alito included, and moderate Justice Kennedy on the bench, which isn't a firm legal defense of the principles conservatives wish to see blemished. : And more fights will come. : One fight in particular that was highly salient — which was described more in depth by Justice Alito, concerned Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC.
In this case, Cheryl Perich was hired by the Hosanna-Tabor Lutheran Church and School, taught some lessons, contracted narcolepsy, took a leave of absence, and was subsequently replaced. : She sued under the American with Disabilities Act, however, the ministerial exception gave more latitude to religious institutions in terms of hiring and firing processes. : The Court ruled unanimously that such an exception applied here and, therefore, discrimination lawsuits brought against religious institutions aren't valid.
Well, The New York Times, to no one's surprise, didn't take too kindly to the decision. : But, the argument for Perich and The New York Times is disturbing. : Should courts be allowed to review cases, and make decisions based on legal and religious doctrines? : Is it up to a judge and jury to decide termination of employment? : If accepted, government would have been able to go deep into the dynamics of religious institutions, and the doctrines that guide them. : That's gross overreach.For jurists to decide cases based solely on church doctrine, if this argument were accepted by the Court, and not law is insane. : As Justice Alito said at the dinner, it's a "chilling" foray into this plausible episode of government intrusion.
This nation proudly and robustly defends the right to free speech enshrined in our First Amendment. : However, this case, and Citizens United, shows how some people on the left will try to alter the Constitution to fit their model on how they feel government should operate — or feel whole again. : Citizens United, the more controversial of the two cases, was boiled down to the government making the case the speech articulated or disseminated by the privileged few is protected, but isn't for other parties in the country. : That's perverse, and it doesn't stop there.
Justice Alito concluded with a warning about the alternate vision we're fighting against in the judiciary. : It's a vision where federalism offers no refuge. : It's an insufferable progressive state that stomps on religious institutions and freedoms. : It's a government that can willingly seize private property. : Justice Alito vociferously made the case that the U.S. Constitution wasn't meant to be malleable with a dependent, entitled society. : It was designed for the citizens operating within a socioeconomic fabric that stressed freedom and independence. : This document embeds certain rights, so that they can't be easily removed from the political landscape. : Therefore, as Justice Alito alluded to, it's integral to the survival of our freedom, and our commitment to be an open and prosperous society.
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While we're reforming taxes, why not replace the regressive payroll tax with a regressive VAT?
Instead of taxing work up to $110,000, spending would be taxed as high as it goes, regardless of the source of income. Don't the Republicans want to encourage work and not consumption, as they claim when they advocate substituting a regressive VAT for the progressive income tax? Don't the Democrats want to lift the limit on taxable work income for Social Security? No, but that's what they say.
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Interesting argument - one I hadnt' thought of before, at least not in the way you articulated it.
A VAT would cut consumption of imports and, if coupled with lower taxes on work, would encourage Domestic production.
The exact effects, though, would need to be studied in detail, as I doubt it is so simple.
I've learned that one needs to be humble about both tax incidence and economic incentives.
If businesses find they can't sell goods, they may end up shifting the cost of a VAT to workers or investors by not raising prices so as not to pass the full cost of the VAT customer receipt onto the customers. (This would show up in a lower than expected increase in the inflation rate, which, by the way way, Social Security, Food Stamps and the EITC would be indexed to so as to prevent the VAT from futher burdening low income workers and retirees).
And huge increases in tax breaks for middle class savings (IRA, 401K, 529) and the removal of tax breaks for consumer interest (other than housing) did nothing to stop the Social Tsumai of a generation that wanted to live for today.
However, substituting a VAT for the payroll tax would broaden the base on matter how it is ultimately paid. And a tax on the Jones everyone has been keeping up with appeals to me. Perhaps it would mean that Americans would no longer be the people everyone wants to sell to and no one wants to hire. Everyone one of our economic competitors (or partners, depending on your politics) has a VAT, including China and India.
This makes fiscal sense, but IMHO is just too much of a radical change from status quo to have any chance of being passed.
Same with the people who argue for a flat tax: our tax system has always been progressive, I just don't see how radical change like that can happen with a divided congress and ideologically divided country.
IMHO, what we CAN do is find tweaks that respect precedent and minimize the amount of change for the majority. We've always had a progressive tax structure. Right now tax rates for the wealthiest are among the lowest in history, so one can argue for a few percent increase without being radical.
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Looks like a great weekend guys. These memories stay with you forever ...
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Was there a raffle on invites? Man! I'd love to go to that get together!
fantastic, guys. looks like you had tons of fun.
I just hope when I die, the place they send me will be like that...LOL
Looks like a great time. Well, all except the part where you all look alike now. something in the water?
In 2009 Tim W. traveled to the US to do a multi-guitar trade with me. I traded him a couple of 50s Strats for several Private Stocks & Modern Eagles. Don't remember the exact number of Guitars. I just remember that it made sense for Tim to do the deal in person. Tim already knew 11top. So I called 11top, QueenCity, & GCRon to come over for a day of fun. Thus, The 1st anual Indy Mini Exp was born.........
Fanboy of the Jester (AKA) James (Previously known as 11top)
Crikey! Where'd that double neck come from??? I take it that's yours, markie?
Tisk, tisk, tisk. Someone forgot to remove their shoes!
Nice. Who has it?
I've wanted to do a Mira double neck or a McStandard.
That double neck is insane.
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After review, MSU moves forward on new research facility
by MBJ Staff Published: April 22,2014
Tags: Advanced Composites in Transportation Vehicles, Bagley College of Engineering, David Shaw, education, grant, Jason Keith, Mississippi State University, National Science Foundation, NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center, Raspet Flight Research Laboratory, Ratneshwar "Ratan" Jha, research, research and development, review
STARKVILLE — Officials at Mississippi State are moving forward with plans to create a new collaborative research center after competing successfully through two rounds of review by the National Science Foundation. A planning grant for the initiative was awarded late last month. The NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center (I/UCRC) for Advanced Composites in Transportation Vehicles […] [...]