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Orlando, Florida overflows with famous theme parks
The beating heart of Florida, Orlando attracts visitors from all corners of the world and is only a few hours' drive from the state's other major cities including Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami and Naples. Home to more than a dozen spectacular amusement parks and hundreds of smaller attractions, it also boasts upscale shopping and delicious dining. A combination of world-class resorts and affordable accommodations has helped establish Orlando as a magnet for families in search of a good-time vacation.
Things to see
Ask anyone what their favorite things about Orlando are and they'll likely point out its two major draws: Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. Beyond these theme park giants, Orlando actually has a whole host of individual amusement parks for guests of all ages, especially adults with the hearts of big kids.
Walt Disney World
What started out as a single amusement park in 1971 proved so popular, it grew into four: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom. Your favorite movie characters, both old and new, wander around the parks, so be sure to get a picture with the likes of Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean.
Riding some of the world's most famous roller coasters can be tiring, so after a long day of seeking thrills, head to Downtown Disney to eat at Fulton's Crab House and catch a movie at the 24-screen AMC theater. Don't forget to stop in The Lego Store, the single largest shop dedicated to anything and everything Lego.
Universal Studios
Both Walt Disney World and Universal Studios are appropriate for families and kids of all ages, but if Walt Disney World is better suited for younger children, Universal Studios might appeal more to young adults. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter stirred much excitement in 2010, and now you can even take a walk down Diagon Alley.
Just outside Universal Studios and Islands of Adventures sits CityWalk, which offers visitors movie-themed shopping and dining opportunities such as Bubba Gump Shrimp.
If it's been your lifelong dream to swim with dolphins, make it come true at SeaWorld's Discovery Cove. You'll also be able to interact with a huge variety of other animals including whales, exotic birds and fish. Think of SeaWorld as the world's best petting zoo.
Of course, your stay wouldn't be complete without going on SeaWorld's water slides and roller coasters. With a unique blend of entertainment and education, families can spend a whole day here and never get bored.
Legoland is a must for Lego collectors of all ages. The park is decorated with custom sculptures, and guests can experiment with millions of different Lego bricks at the Lego Factory. A large botanical garden takes advantage of Orlando's tropical climate.
Hotel price ranges
Each amusement park offers themed accommodations in Florida, but there are plenty more Orlando hotels to suit every budget and taste. The Holiday Inn Express & Suites offers low rates for spacious and comfortable lodgings, with a free shuttle bus taking you to nearby attractions. For a luxurious stay, the JW Marriot Orlando Grand Lakes treats you to an on-site golf course and eleven restaurants.
Best time to stay
Thanks to its tropical climate, Orlando is home to exotic plants and wildlife not found anywhere else. Bromeliads, palm trees and bougainvillea vines keep the city colorful throughout the year, and mild winters allow the amusement parks to remain open during all seasons.
Millions of families flock to Orlando during the summer, and a significant number head to the city around Christmas. If you want to beat the lines at Walt Disney World and Universal Studios, plan your vacation from September to November, or from February to April, when the weather is mild.
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How heavy is the Sun? Jupiter? The Earth?
Posted Mar 27th - 8:20pm by Dan PopeOlivia,
I am going to use some very, very big numbers here to describe how heavy each of these objects are. When we have so many "zeros" we use magnitudes of power to describe the size. For example: 10 times 10 is 100; but this is the same as 10 to the second power (or 10 squared). If I use a number that has 10 to the 10th power, it means that 10 is multiplied by itself 10 times. That, Olivia, is a very big number.
Now, to the size of Earth. The Earth has a weight of 5.9737 times 10 to the 24th power in kilograms.
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Earlier this year, and continuing today, the Bureau of Reclamation who runs Lake Powell (US Government) let out a huge volume of the Lake Powell water into Lake Mead. It dropped the level of Lake Powell and they are saying it will drop another two feet before the spring runoff starts to fill it.
Lake Powell, as you know, is used as a "bladder" for Lake Mead; and because of the water shortages in California, Arizona, Las Vegas�etc, it was determined to release a lot water all at once, to push the levels of Lake Mead to where it can service the needs of the downstream users.
Brightest Moon In Decades Saturday Evening, March 19, 2011
Posted Mar 18th - 8:52pm by Dan PopeDan,
Wondering what time the moon is going to be rising over the mountains tomorrow night? I understand it is going to be full and very big. Is the weather going to be clear enough to view the moon at its biggest?
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Are Wind Gusts Higher Today Than In Years Past?
Posted Feb 23rd - 5:57pm by Dan PopeBrian Young asks, "So am I just getting less tolerant and more annoyed at Mother Nature as I get older or have we really had more fierce, destructive winds in the last couple of years?" I'm not taking into account the necessity of wind� I'm not a big fan. Messes with my contacts, gives me a headache, damages my property, makes me have to clean up my neighbor's leaves�. I'm just not a not a big fan. I DO however like when it cleans an inversion out of the atmosphere, but would prefer it does its job at 20,000 feet instead of where I'm standing. Anyway, it seems to me that 1) we've not only had more wind than normal, but 2) it's been more destructive.
Is that the case� or am I, as my children keep telling me, just getting old and ornery�?
Not Much Snow In Torry-Teasdale & Boulder Mountain
Posted Feb 14th - 11:19am by Dan PopeFrom Dana Landale
Dear Kevin, Dan, Len, Jodie... You folks always talk about the big snow totals across the state and show photos of deep snow. I just thought I'd let you know that the Torrey-Teasdale-Boulder Mountain area has been very dry. Why?
Weird Lights Over Sugarhouse
Posted Feb 11th - 8:27pm by Dan Pope(From Roger)
Hi Dan I observed 14 lights last night in the area east of Sugarhouse last night at 9:30 PM - did you hear anything about it. The lights were very uniform in appearance and were a very bright orange and very large, they had a design in the center of each lights that was lighted also. After several minutes they separated two by two and climbed higher in to the north sky until , two by two, they blinked out. I was wondering if someone was setting off balloons of some type that were illuminated. Not to be facetious but could you shed any light on this phenomena? My wife and I and my son observed the lights.
Snow & Thunder?
Posted Feb 11th - 5:49pm by Dan PopeJon,
Thunderstorms in the summer reach elevations over 50,000 feet. Winter cold fronts with thunder rarely reach over 22,000 feet. The greater the distance a rain drop or snow flake gets (charged positively or negatively) from the ground, charged oppositely, the greater the number of lightning strikes. So, winter thunder and lightning is unusual, but it does happen with strong fronts.
How Clouds Are Formed
Posted Jul 31st - 11:17pm by Dan PopeDust particles and other fine particulate act as condensation nuclei (where water in the gas stage can condensate onto something). Dust is a good example of something that acts as a condensation nuclei. One thing that works well is "Silver Iodide", which is something scientists use to cloud seed to make rain. But it is somewhat expensive to drop into the clouds. At the Salt Lake Airport in the winter time when fog forms, they take Frozen Carbon Dioxide (dry ice) and grind it up and drop it out of the back of an airplane to cause the fog droplets to freeze and turn into snow and fall the the ground.
You can learn more about this subject here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_condensation_nuclei
Why Is It So Windy In St. George This Summer?
Posted Jul 31st - 11:10pm by Dan PopePhil,
My experience is that during the hot summer months, southwest winds develop about every afternoon as the hot air rises up the Pine Valley Mountains and is pulled through the Virgin River Gorge. I've seen it happen for years, but typically it is an afternoon and early evening wind. Lately, there have been more storms in the area that have caused significant microburst wind activity. I would presume this is what you are referring to and I think you can blame a lot of what you are seeing on this.
The air heats up with the rising sun, and it is especially true on the slopes of the Pine Valley Mountains. The air pushes up along the hills and over the tops of the peaks. This air is replaced by air coming from the southwest and is likely funneled from and through the gap in the Beaver Dam Mountains and the Virgin River Gorge. Some of the wind is also moving up into the Zion N.P. area as the air rises there too. In the evening when the sun goes down, the air on the Pine Valley Mountains is cooler and heavier and it returns down the mountain side and the strong afternoon/evening winds quickly die off. However, if there are storms in the area, frequently these winds will continue well into the night. See if you are recognizing the winds long after sunset and this likely is coming from the microbursts from storms in a 150 to 200 mile radius of SW Utah. If the winds die off after sunset, then it is the diurnal (daily) wind patterns you see in the hot summer in St. George.
Explanation of how a storm develops
Posted Jul 31st - 10:53pm by Dan PopeLaura;
Storms strengthen by a combination of several factors.
1) Abundant moisture
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I am 71. Bought this driver with a senior shaft. This is my first senior shaft in any club. I now wonder why I waited so long. This is an immediate pickup of 15 yards. The G25 hosel adjustment is easy to use and makes a difference. I'm a fan. I am a Ping loyalist because the company does good things for our vets and they make excellent equipmet.
July 10, 2014
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Lets start off and state that i'm a firm believer that Taylor Made has a huge jump on innovation, distance, and control in the industry. But in the past few years I believe there Driver distance is built for a low handicap to pro who hit 300 yards plus and down the middle every time. Which I am neither one of them, I have been stuck on their Superfast since it came out. This past weekend I took at demo out on the course of the G25 and lets say WOW was the key word. Not only was this club straight but I add 20 yards off the tee with no more effort than I give my superfast. Granted the shaft is a standard size which means my long length shaft Superfast should have been a little closer in distance but it wasnt even close. If your a mid to high handicap player looking for distance and control it will be money well spent. Like I said my bag is all Taylormade right down to the putter but my new driver is the Ping G25 for a reason. Shop online first because the G30 is already on its way so you should find the G25 cheaper. Only problem is the face is black and scuff marks are common on the face but who cares when your 275-300 in the fairway with a low iron into the green.
July 4, 2014
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Bought this driver after i demoed it at a driving range, and I am not disappointed. My drivers have been consistently in the fairway, with a consistent 5-8 yard fade. Consistency is key and this driver delivers exactly that. I've added about 10-20 yards to my drive as well. I bought the stiff shaft due to my high swing speed and had it re-gripped. The only downside I have seen after a few rounds, is that it does scratch fairly easily due to the black finish, but its nothing that bad. So glad I added this club to my bag.
May 18, 2014
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I love this driver. I'm 67 and needed the 12Deg loft. The driver is adjustable but the wrench wasn't shipped with it. Pretty sloppy quality control. Not sure if I'm going to order anything else fromthis store.Bought my first one from Amazon last year 8.5deg. The wrench was included.The driver gets 5 Stars, Dickson gets 3..
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I was trying out drivers for the high school golf season and i tried out the Nike Covert, Callaway X Hot, Cleveland Classic, and the Ping G25. The Nike was nice but it just didnt give me the distance i wanted. The Callaway gave me the distance i wanted but i couldnt control the ball like i wanted to. The Cleveland also didnt give me the distance and it didnt feel good off the face. The G25 gave me the feel i wanted with the distance and controllability. I used to drive it 270 and now i drive it near 300 every time
July 29, 2013
Great Club!
This was the first Ping club I have ever owned. I wasn't a Ping guy before this club, but I definitely am now! It looks great at address and feels good when you hit it solid. The club is forgiving and has a larger elongated head which gives you more confidence. One thing I was disappointed in was that the face scratched very easily. Just from hitting range balls there are now scratches on the face in the shape of the dimples on the ball. But other than that this club has been great! When I hit it perfect I am easily close up around the 300 yard range, but more consistently around 280.
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We've all seen the flurry over the past several years of both agencies and corporate entities investing in hiring UX talent. (To spare definitions, I'll let "UX" equate to anything from information architect to researcher to interface designer … it's just easier that way.)
This has created a whirlwind of opportunity for creating better products, services, and experiences, but has also presented a steep challenge in finding and attracting the best UX talent. Having been a hiring manager for UX, I've seen how it currently works:
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- Become overloaded with internal/client demand for "some good UX"
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- Post, pray, and wait
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As with the solutions UX professionals help create, you need to know what you are planning to build and the true role of the user within the environment: aka, "The Requirements." What I often recommend is looking for parallels between the typical first round of UX requirements for your product or service and a UX job description:
Know your nice-to-haves
If the project needs HTML, research methodology, advanced Axure prototyping, expert Photoshop, app experience, PHP, etc., think about what you really need out of this person. Is there a possibility of finding all of this in a single warm body? Which skills are the most prioritized features of the job?
Ditch filler material
Most UX folks are investigators and discoverers at heart. If an opportunity is defined and relevant, we are happy to investigate and learn more. We tend to skip over words like, "make a difference, leading edge, connecting people." Spend more time clearly defining the job (and role) and the internal support structure to appeal to your audience. Take half of what you wrote for the job description and then use half of that. Offer only the details that are important to identify the person and define the job expectations.
Name the product well
I saw a recent UX job post for, "Director of Ridiculously Amazing User Experience". Of course, I wouldn't necessarily expect that to be the actual title (and please, no ninjas, gurus, or evangelists) but I'll admit, it sounded interesting. I clicked.
Nail the Role Internally
Most of the UX people I know are brilliant and multi-talented with minds like Einstein, the business acumen of Henry Ford, and the passion of Van Gogh. But what role or roles do I need them to support in my organization, at this time, on these specific projects? What will they actually do during their workday? Here are some of the most common "officially, unofficial" roles I see that are worth sampling and thinking about internally before posting the job.
The Idea Person
The person or lead who creates a new product or service from an existing user/business challenge. Highly capable of working in the realm of the unknown opportunity and assuring stakeholders, this person is akin to a creative director.
The Insurance Policy
The person that works collaboratively across business, technical, visual, marketing, etc. to ensure that the experience doesn't degrade because of politics, budgets, and strong personalities. This person thinks hard not only from a design perspective, but on project, business, and technical levels, mitigating risk.
The Dog and Pony Show
When the ideas are baked, it's time to present. This person is highly comfortable in challenging stakeholder meetings and has the ability to "sell-in" the direction of the team by aligning strategy, users, and goals with a best-in-breed solution and selling it hard.
There are many more: the Researcher, the Director of Buttons & Screens, the Intranet Declutterer, etc., but I think you get the idea.
Nail your Delivery
When thinking about your UX job requirements, think about the unique and specialized roles this person will actually fill. Honesty is the best policy and it's important (and fair) to set clear expectations for the job to ensure a good match.
Think visual
You've clarified the role ... great, but how do you attract interest? There are an increasing number of jobs available, so what sets your post apart to a more discerning UX recruit? Try and think like a UX expert: part analytical, part visual; left brain, right brain. I've seen an increasing number of job requirements represented by an infographic. Who doesn't love a cool infographic?
Think about how you could break the job post into something more visual and FUN: the breakdown of a day (including copious coffee breaks), percentages of specific skills (HTML) or tools (Omnigraffle) used, average tenure of your design team, number of happy hours, apps/websites/products your company has designed, etc. Check out what E*TRADE is trying on their Pinterest board! Post pictures and videos of your real design team in action (not those stock art people at the whiteboard), your company events, and your work in the community. Be real. Be authentic. Be visual.
Be social
Would you go to a happy hour, walk up to someone you don't know, and say, "I'm hiring! Looking for UX Designer, great company, good benefits, four years experience, innovative culture ...?" This is what most UX recruiters and hiring departments do on social: blast jobs. Social recruiter training at our company, Tenfold Social, advocates that recruiters not do things on social (LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.) that they would not to in real life.
Engage with people and candidates
Start by building relationships. Find out what interests people in the UX community and begin to create a pool of passive UX followers that you can later leverage because you have created a more personal and social connection. Get out there! Participate in UX groups, share articles, and help advertise local UX events. Increase your networking skills, not your job posting skills. The UX talent you need will often be the passive candidate, not necessarily the active jobseeker!
Connect with the UX talent you already know
The beauty of LinkedIn is that you not only have access to your first-level connections, can also look at their second-level connections! Have you connected to everyone within your organization? These are the individuals that might surround themselves with the UX talent you are trying to recruit! We all love employee referrals but it's often your job to help springboard them!
Generally speaking, you should always connect via LinkedIn with candidates early in the recruiting process. Even if a candidate isn't the perfect fit, they might be ideal down the road or one of their connections may be the right match!
Leverage your brand/geography/local culture
I'm often told (and at times have said myself) that UX practitioners are a migratory flock, only flying between the Bay Area and New York. They simply don't exist in great abundance elsewhere. Of course, we know there are plenty of opportunities all around this great planet, so leverage your company brand and location to attract talent! San Diego has surfing and warm weather. Denver is close to the mountains. The South has down-home cooking. Sell your location !
You also want to ensure that your brand is well-defined through career channels (pages, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.). Always include an authentic and honest representation of your company and your UX design team on these pages!
Down the Straightaway
Here are a couple more things you can do to improve your odds at finding a successful candidate
Help the class of 2012-13
The economy is challenged, no doubt. It's tough for those graduating college to find full-time employment. I've had great success with hiring junior-level designers from accredited universities and colleges. It's a great way to give a well-deserved graduate experience, and it allows your organization to begin developing long-term employees! You can help them grow professionally, refine their UX deliverables, teach them how business works, and develop their presentation skills because most are eager and excited to learn! Look beyond just internships (paid is always nice) and consider creating junior-level roles as well.
Have a UX Ambassador
You need to have someone in your organization who is a champion of UX. It could be the UX Director, the CEO, the Chief Experience Officer, the Design Director, the Product Lead; it's less important who they are than what they say, do, and influence. They read UX articles, engage with the UX team, and truly value and respect the role of UX within the organization. In short, it's like sports recruiting, but they sell UX. You need this person to help land top recruits. If you don't have that person, begin to develop someone (or yourself!) to become that person!
Hiring for UX is no simple task, but it doesn't need to be an impossible mission. Define your goals, refine your UX hiring strategy, and innovate as you go. If you've seen anything that works for you, take a moment and share it!
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Very relevant article. I am a Ux professional with a research based masters degree, and over ten years experience in the field. I was recently in a job search, and encountered many of the things you describe here. In fact, by far the majority of postings and interviews I took part in were subject to one or other of your "issues" mentioned in the article. Especially pervasive is the coder / graphic designer / Ux professional rolled into one syndrome. Hopefully, with time, industry standards and appreciation for true user experience will evolve past the current pedestrian definition going around most companies. Great article !
Thanks for this article UX Magazine and Greg! I enjoyed it throughout and it made me think about a lot of the things I was seeing too.
Here's my reply to your article from a practitioners perspective and feedback from my UX Design Peers and colleagues.
Keep up the great work on UX Magazine and the Didus Project!
I recently became more aware of just how rare it is to be talented in the front end 'graphic arts' portion of web design AND having actual experience and knowledge of how to wire it all up too. I have always found the Photoshop and Illustration (wire-frames portion) of a web project to be easier, so I always pushed myself (actually insanely hard) to learn and become proficient in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. That doesn't mean I actually understand how to sell myself to a potential client or employer. That I find more difficult than coding or advanced photoshop skills. I am looking for a good long term situation where I can grow, explore responsive UX design, and make ends meet (at the very least). I can't imagine it should be all that hard to find work, if I look in the right places.
@ErikF I think you summed it up well with..."they first need to know what it is". That was really the overall idea of the article...if you can't define what it is...at least from your company point of view...the chance for success is limited. In that sense, it's not much different from a product/service and nailing the requirements. I think it's important for a company to be honest, authentic and open internally to articulate their "actual" hiring needs and a clear representation of their organizational culture so that they hire efficiently, achieve goals and set up employees for success.
"If the project needs HTML, research methodology, advanced Axure prototyping, expert Photoshop, app experience, PHP, etc., think about what you really need out of this person. Is there a possibility of finding all of this in a single warm body? Which skills are the most prioritized features of the job?"
I think this section could use a little more detail on what to actually expect when looking for UX. Maybe some of your examples above are mean to be things that aren't UX.
If a company is looking to hire a UX person and they have emphasized and included:
- Expert Photoshop
- Wireframes
- UI design
They have already failed. I think they need to reevaluate their needs and do some research on the ROI of UX. There are far too many job postings that have a fundamental misunderstanding of what a UX role should entail. There is far more value in the cognitive end of the spectrum down in research, personas, detailed information architecture, and overall experience strategy. Looking for a web-designer (html/css) that is also a visual designer (photoshop and illustration) who is also skilled at the real aspects of UX is a mistake.
The proliferation of the UX job description that is 30% UX and 70% Interface and visual design is something that is only hurting companies and job seekers. UX is not the implementation of design. If a job description has the slash – UX/UI – or any other over emphasis on the dime-store expectations that UX is wireframing, prototyping, and visuals, run.
Hiring manager and recruiters "post, pray, wait" because they're posting job descriptions that turn off most seekers that understand UX. If they want to improve the odds of hiring good UX, they first need to know what it is.
@wharrell I hear you and I've seen it firsthand...but in the long run, those might not be the right opportunities for you if it's not really understood or managed well on a company level. There are a lot of companies that "get it" and a lot that still need to improve both their interview practices and overall candidate experience. That said, I see a lot of opportunity for those interested in organizational "UX management" evolution...hiring, management, product evolution, internal championing, creating process, creating opportunities, etc...versus individual contributions only. The good news is there are a lot of opportunities around on every level and many problems on all sides to solve...and *that* is our bread and butter!
Next, can you do an article on improving your odds during the UX interview? I've walked away from several without a backward glance because the UX professionals interviewing me didn't have a discussion guide ... or a clue. Hey hiring managers: we're expert interviewers and researchers and we have high standards.
Definitely need some help for the interview process for UX.
While I can quantitatively evaluate quality of coding for developers and to an extent design skills for designers, the UX applicant is a harder nut to crack. If their portfolio is lacking details, how can I seem them demonstrate analytical thought?
For other positions, we usually assign a small project to final round applicants (i.e. writing a blog for our inbound marketing team, create a PPC strategy for the direct marketing team, etc.). My thought was to have them redesign a page from a bank, university, or ecommerce site. The process itself would be the piece I'd analyze: did they sketch, use wireframes, research public user data, strategize for the future. If they come back with just a pretty UI and no reasoning, I'll know I might have found a good designer but not a UX one.
@wharrell, do you have any pros/cons you've seen in past interviews?


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April 21, 2014
One of the longest running undergraduate psychology conferences in the nation
April 14, 2014
Five students recently earned grand prize awards
March 26, 2014
The program was recognized as one of the best programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report
March 25, 2014
Cancro pledges $110,000 to Monmouth University at the event.
February 10, 2014
The Monmouth "Law Hawks" won their first team award, the AMTA Spirit Award.
January 06, 2014
Gary Prato awarded 2nd place for poster presentation.
January 02, 2014
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December 19, 2013
During the conference, student researchers presented original research and gave presentations on their internships.
December 16, 2013
Scholarship Available for High Academic Achievers in MBA Program
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November 14, 2013
Ebtihal Al-Alwi is pursuing a master's degree in public policy.
November 12, 2013
Cara Turcich receives an award for best witness portrayal


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