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South Africa's Craig Joubert will referee Sunday's World Cup final between the All Blacks and France.
Joubert, who took charge of the New Zealand versus Australia semi-final, becomes only the second South African to take charge of the grand final after Andre Watson, who has enjoyed the responsibility on two occasions. The appointment was made by the IRB's Match Official Selection Committee in Auckland on Monday following a thorough review of performances during the knock-out phase.
Joubert will be joined by Alain Rolland (Ireland) and Nigel Owens (Wales) as assistant referees and Giulio De Santis (Italy) as Television Match Official.
Meanwhile, Wayne Barnes will take charge of the Bronze Final between Australia and Wales on Friday. The Englishman will be supported by assistant referees Romain Poite (France) and George Clancy (Ireland) with Shaun Veldsman (South Africa) as Television Match Official.
IRB Referee Manager Paddy O'Brien said: 'The IRB Match Official Selection Committee was delighted with Craig and Alain's performances in the semi-finals. Alain will perform the reserve referee role should he be required.
'We may be nearing the conclusion of what has been a truly superb Rugby World Cup, but our focus remains firmly on consistency, penalising the clear and the obvious and tackling the 'big five' areas.
'Collectively we continue to work together as a unit and maintain a zero tolerance attitude towards infringements and foul play across the key areas of the game. In that regard, I would also like to thank the coaches for their buy-in to the process during this tournament.'
Joubert said: 'It is an enormous honour to get the final and I would like to thank Paddy and the Committee for giving me the opportunity. The whole team has performed superbly, assisted each other and bonded over the course of the last six weeks and I would like to thank them for their support and best wishes. I am now really looking forward to getting out there and enjoying the occasion.'


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Harriet Andersson -- amazing in Bergman's THROUGH A GLASS, DARKLY. Just as powerful in CRIES AND WHISPERS. Something in the intimacy she had with Bergman allowed her to go to naked emotional depths rarely depicted on screen.
Louise Brooks in PANDORA'S BOX. There was something about her -- something timeless that reaches across 85 years.
Julie Delpy, around the time of BEFORE SUNSET (2004), which was an especially strong showcase for her intelligence and charm. Of course, she's terrific in all three BEFORE movies, but don't miss her in TWO DAYS IN MANHATTAN, which she wrote and directed.
Natalie Portman in THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL. If you give a great performance in a so-so movie, nobody cares. But I care about Portman in THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL. Just watch her play this high-stakes poker game, gamble everything, and start to realize that she's about to lose.
Halle Barry in MONSTER'S BALL -- that breakdown/sex scene was remarkable and earned her the Oscar.
Karin Viard is the Meryl Streep of France, as expert in comedy as in drama, never better than in THE ROLE OF HER LIFE -- but never less than wonderful. See her in LES AMBITIEUX, too. And anything else.
Jennifer Jason Leigh at the premiere of 'Georgia', Samuel Goldwyn Theater, Beverly Hills, 27th November 1995. This is the best of Leigh's 1990s showcases, but several are worth seeing -- SINGLE WHITE FEMALE, MRS. PARKER AND THE VICIOUS CIRCLE and DOLORES CLAIBORNE.
Holly Hunter attends the "Broadcast News" New York City Premiere on December 13, 1987 at the Coronet Theatre in New York City. A vibrant portrait of intense drive and uncontainable intelligence.
Madeleine Stowe was unforgettable in THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS -- fierce and passionate.
Margaret Sullavan was unforgettable in THREE COMRADES, but also see her in MORTAL STORM and SHOP AROUND THE CORNER.
Diane Lane in UNFAITHFUL. See her in this, and you will never look at women on a train in quite the same way.
Anna Magnani -- not just an actress, but a Roman actress, unforgettable in ROME, OPEN CITY. Also remarkable in MAMMA ROMA by Pasolini.
Bibi Andersson -- unforgettable in PERSONA.
Anne Hathaway at the "One Day" premiere at the AMC Loews Lincoln Square 13 theater on August 8, 2011 in New York City. A beautiful performance in a great movie I can watch again and again.
Annette Bening during 2004 Toronto International Film Festival - "Being Julia" premiere. It's one of the Academy's many and greatest injustices that Bening didn't win best actor that year.
Erika Marozsan found a haunting showcase in the brilliant German film, GLOOMY SUNDAY, which became a cult hit in the United States several years after its German release.
Carole Lombard in NOTHING SACRED was funny, timeless and wonderful -- though also see her in TO BE OR NOT TO BE.
Kristin Scott Thomas around the time of "I've Loved You So Long" -- compressed rage and anguish. One of the great performances of the aughts.
Mo'Nique in PRECIOUS. So scary, so awful and yet so psychologically and penetrating, this was a jaw-dropping performance.
The great Ann Harding, with Leslie Howard, in a still for THE ANIMAL KINGDOM (1932). If you want to see a great and very modern actress -- someone who paved the way for modern screen actresses -- see Harding in this. Then see her in everything else.
Actress Alison Elliott around the time of her great performance in WINGS OF THE DOVE in 1997.
Adele Exarchopoulos gave the single most remarkable performance by an actress in the last few years in BLUE IS TH WARMEST COLOR. And she came out of nowhere to do it. It was her first starring role.
Elizabeth Taylor in the Film 'Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf' directed by Mike Nichols in 1966. Her finest two hours on screen -- a complete departure from her screen image to that point. She was only 34, playing a woman in her early 50s.
Viola Davis won the SAG award for THE HELP and really should have gone all the way. A lovely, complicated and thoughtful performance.
Martina Gedeck during 2006 Cannes Film Festival -- strange and heartrending in THE LIVES OF OTHERS.
Frances McDormand during "Laurel Canyon" -- my favorite of her films. But FARGO is wonderful, too.
American actress Ruby Dee (R), at a party in honor of the play 'A Raisin In the Sun' March 1959. She went on to make the movie version. The first time you see it, all eyes are on Poitier. But watch Ruby Dee.
Marilyn Monroe in 'Some Like It Hot' directed by Billy Wilder. I saw this movie on TV when I was about four and thought she was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen.
Director Monta Bell (1891 - 1958) consults with his star Jeanne Eagels (1890 - 1929) during the filming of 'Man, Woman and Sin'. She's unforgettable in that, but it's hard to see. She's at least as remarkable in THE LETTER, a talkie from 1929.
Italian actress Valentina Cortese in the film Day for night. Wonderful performance that mixes the comical and poignant.
Barbara Stanwyck with a very young John Wayne in the great and scandalous "Baby Face." No one did hard-boiled like Stanwyck. See her also in THE BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN and NIGHT NURSE.
BAD TIMING -- no one sees Theresa Russell in BAD TIMING, at a formative age, and ever forgets her. Also see her in STRAIGHT TIME.
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Jean Harlow powders in a scene from the film 'Dinner At Eight', 1933. Very beautiful, very warm, free-spirited and extremely funny. Also see her in BOMBSHELL and RED DUST. Then see her in everything else.
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ECSTASY -- Hedy Lamarr before she was Hedy Lamarr, in Gustav Machaty's poetic, beautiful film about love, sex and life.
March 01, 1996 - Isabelle Huppert wins the Cesar Award for Best Actress in "La ceremonie" by Claude Chabrol. Also see her in THE PIANO TEACHER.
Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi in Venice, for the film festival, in September , 1999, around the time of RIEN A FAIRE (known in the US as EMPTY DAYS). She gives a great a performance as an unemployed working class woman who starts to fall in love with an upper-middle-class guy. They meet because they're both unemployed and making the rounds to the agencies. Tedeschi's sensitivity, her doubt, her tentativeness, her willingness to seem vulgar, her embarrassment, the coarseness of her manner and the refinement of her sentiments . . . all this is unforgettable.
Greta Garbo in A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS. This is her best silent performance, with one particularly amazing mad scene. But so much of what Garbo did was unforgettable -- QUEEN CHRISTINA, CAMILLE, THE PAINTED VEIL, NINOTCHKA, GRAND HOTEL, THE MYSTERIOUS LADY . . .
Olivia Hussey as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet." You don't see this as a teenager and then go on your merry way. This one is for life.
French actress Sophie Marceau in "Anna Karenina" (1997). The first to really make sense of the character.
Isabelle Carre -- versatile and remarkable French actress, unforgettable in ENTRE SES MAINS, as a married woman who falls in love with a serial killer. Also see ROMANTICS ANONYMOUS, a very funny comedy about a shy chocolate maker.
Vivien Leigh in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. This is the Leigh performance that stays with me, not that Civil War thing.
LADY OF THE NIGHT -- Norma Shearer played a dual role in this 1925 romance from the great director Monta Bell. This film, unseen for generations, is now available from the Warner Archive. Don't miss it.
Jeanette MacDonald in LOVE ME TONIGHT. And she meant it. MacDonald is one of those actresses damaged by the Production Code. See her in everything made before 1934.
Susan Hayward was at her best playing raucous, desperate women. See her in I WANT TO LIVE, as a woman wrongly accused and convicted of murder.
Anna Karina in a studio portrait, wearing her wig from VIVRE SA VIE, in which she plays a woman who drifts into prostitution. Strange, beautiful, sad, and unforgettable film.
Nathalie Baye, shown here in 1981, was unforgettable in A WEEK'S VACATION. But the truth is, she's great in so many films -- LE PETIT LIEUTENANT, EVERY OTHER WEEKEND, LA BALANCE, LES SENTIMENTS, CLIENT, PRIX A PAYER . . .
Meryl Streep as "Julia Child" in JULIE & JULIA. But then, she's good in a lot of movies, isn't she?
Maria Falconetti in THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC. If you've seen the film, you know . . . But if you haven't, do see it. It's not austere, or boring. It is not medicine that's hard to get down but good for you. It's riveting cinema.
Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale in "The Wizard of Oz." But also for A STAR IS BORN.
Bette Davis at her best and most Davis-like in ALL ABOUT EVE.
"East-West" by Regis Wargnier with Sandrine Bonnaire, 1999. This is a performance that will take your breath away. After you've seen her in this, see her at 16 in A NOS AMOURS and years later in LA CEREMONIE, MADEMOISELLE, C'EST LA VIE and INTIMATE STRANGERS. One of the greatest living actresses.
Mae Clarke in "Waterloo Bridge" (1931). One of the great performances of the 1930s, very full, very passionate and for decades unseen, because of a legal tangle. Don't miss it.
Brigitte Rouan in POST COITAL, ANIMAL TRISTE, which she wrote, directed and starred in -- an unforgettable film about a successful, married woman of 50 who meets a 28-year-old guy and almost loses her mind with lust. The film begins, after the affair is over, with shots of her masturbating -- intercut with scenes of a female cat moaning in heat. That's how the movie BEGINS. The movie is a great mix of outrageous comedy, drama and insight.
Liv Ullmann in Bergman's "Scenes from a Marriage" in 1973. Acting doesn't get richer. Also see her in Bergman's AUTUMN SONATA. And then see her in everything.
Marion Davies in the very funny showbiz comedy SHOW PEOPLE. In this scene, she's disdainful of this "little guy" who keeps coming over to bother her when she's trying to have a conversation. When she finds out a minute later that she just blew off Charlie Chaplin, she almost faints.
Meg Ryan in IN THE CUT. Isabelle Carre, when she was making ENTRE SES MAINS, studied Meg Ryan's work in this film, for her surface calm and underlying suggestion of perversity. It's a great performance in a near-great movie.
Monica Vitti, shown here in Venice for the debut of L'ECLISSE, her greatest film with Michelangelo Antonioni. When I think of a certain variety of romantic self-absorption and modern angst, I think of Vitti -- especially in L'ECLISSE, but also in L'AVVENTURA.
Kate Winslet arrives for the European Premiere of 'Revolutionary Road' at the Odeon Leicester Square on January 18, 2009 in London, England. This is the Winslet role that gives you everything you want from Kate Winslet -- psychological acuity, strength, honesty, rage . . . Also see her in LITTLE CHILDREN.


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September 9, 2006Misenheimer, NC---Pfeiffer(3-1,1-1) lost a heart-breaking 3-2 decision in OT to CVAC rival Limestone(5-0-1,1-0) Saturday afternoon. In a physical game that saw 8 yellow cards and 2 red cards. The Saints scored three minutes into overtime to take the win. The Falcons scored quickly to start the game. In the third minute Michael Sobolewski put a header past the goalie off a corner kick by Oscar Zepada to give the Falcons a 1-0 lead. The rest of the first half was a very physical contest. Five yellow cards were given and the Falcons held on to lead 1-0 at the half. The physical play continued in the second half as three yellow and two red cards were given. In the 60th minute Limestone scored on an Ali Benson penalty kick. Benson had been fouled in the box by Pfeiffer goalie David Porley. This was the first goal the Falcons had given up all year(330 minutes). The Saints took the lead in the 68th minute on a nice chip shot by Sean Boyle. Boyle trapped the ball and then chipped it over Porley from the top of the box to give the Saints a 2-1 lead. With two minutes left Brad Sisk evened the score for Pfeiffer. Off a cross from Matt Zillioux, Sisk headed the ball back across the goal into the far side netting to tie the game at 2. In the third minute of overtime Limestone's Tom Beattie held off a Pfeiffer defender and hit a hard, low shot into the corner of the goal to give the Saints the win.Soccer Box Score (Final) Limestone vs pfeiffer (Sep 9, 2006 at Misenheimer, NC)


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Overfished in the mid-1980s, King Mackerel have rebounded to a high level of abundance today.
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'Writing up the audio, setting up playlists and creating a Bluetooth connection to your mobile for handsfree and TomTom PLUS services aren't difficult, but can be time consuming. That done, you can get on with what the TomTom really excels at – sat nav. A solid wind screen mount and bright, responsive touchscreen provide an excellent base for straightforward menus…we especially like the clear voice navigation, with text-to-speech tech that reads out street names.' Stuff says: 'Despite all the TomTom GO 910's tech trickery, we couldn't get it to step out of line.' Reason enough to award the TomTom GO 910 with the Stuff Hot Buy award!
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- Associate Professor of Information Systems
- Arthur M. Weimer Faculty Fellow
- Co-Director, Kelley Institute for Business Analytics
- Bloomington
- PhD, University of Arizona, 2002
- MBA, Management Studies, University of Bombay, 1994
- BE, Electronics, Malaviya Regional Engineering College, 1992
Professional Experience
- Associate Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 2008–present
- Assistant Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 2002–2008
- Assistant Consultant/Consultant, IBM Consulting Group, India, 1995–1997
- Software Engineer, Infosys Technologies Limited, India, 1994–1995
Awards, Honors & Certifications
- 2011 Provost's Award for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity, Indiana University
- 2011 Innovative Teaching Award, Kelley School of Business.
- 2006 and 2010, Trustees' Teaching Award, Kelley School of Business.
- 2008 Harry C. Sauvain Teaching Award, Kelley School of Business.
- 2006 and 2007, Outstanding MSIS Faculty Award, awarded by the graduating MSIS Class.
- 2005 and 2008, Nominated for the best paper award at HICSS in the "Collaboration Systems and Technology" track.
- 2007 Finalist for the best paper award for "Usability of Online Services: The Role of Technology Readiness and Context" by the Decision Sciences Journal.
- 2003 SBC Fellow, Indiana University.
- 2000 Jim L. LaSalle Award for Teaching Excellence by a Graduate Student Instructor, Department of Management Information Systems, University of Arizona.
Professional Interests
Data lifecycle management, Data visualization, Predictive analytics, Semiotics and database design, Cognitive aspects of data management, Data governance
Selected Publications
- Khatri, Vijay, Sudha Ram, Richard T. Snodgrass, and Paolo Terenziani (2014), "Capturing Telic/Atelic Temporal Data Semantics: Generalizing Conventional Conceptual Models," IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 26(3): 528-548. Read Abstract
- Khatri, Vijay and Carol V. Brown (2010), "Designing Data Governance," Communications of the ACM, Vol. 53, No. 1, pp. 148-152. Read Abstract
- Montoya, Mitzi, Anne P. Massey, and Vijay Khatri (2010), "Connecting IT Service Operations to Service Marketing Practices: Trust in IT Service Providers," Journal of Management Information Systems, Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 65-85. Read Abstract
- Massey, Anne, Vijay Khatri, and Mitzi M. Montoya-Weiss (2007), "Usability of Online Services: The Role of Technology Readiness and Context," Decision Sciences, Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 277-308. Read Abstract
- Khatri, Vijay, Iris Vessey, Sudha Ram, and V. Ramesh (2006), "Cognitive Fit between Conceptual Models and Internal Problem Representations: The Case of Geospatio-Temporal Conceptual Schema Comprehension," IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, Vol. 49, No. 2, June, pp. 109-127. Read Abstract
- Khatri, Vijay, Iris Vessey, V. Ramesh, Paul Clay, and Sung-Jin Park (2006), "Understanding Conceptual Schemas: Exploring the Role of Application and IS Domain Knowledge," Information Systems Research, Vol. 17, No. 1, March, pp. 81-99. Read Abstract
- Ram, Sudha and Vijay Khatri (2005), "A Comprehensive Framework for Modeling Set-based Business Rules during Conceptual Database Design," Information Systems, Vol. 30, No. 2, April, pp. 89-118. Read Abstract
- Khatri, Vijay, Sudha Ram, and Richard T. Snodgrass (2004), "Augmenting a Conceptual Model with Geo-spatio-temporal Annotations," IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, Vol. 16, No. 11, November, pp. 1324-1338. Read Abstract


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(NewsUSA) - Waiting to take Social Security retirement benefits can increase your monthly benefit as much as 76 percent, according to a new toolkit, "When to Take Social Security: It Pays to Wait," released by the nonpartisan National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI).
Key messages for older workers include: (1) If you need Social Security to make ends meet, take it -- you've earned it. (2) But if you can wait, even a year or two, your monthly benefit will be higher -- for the rest of your life. (3) If you are married, you have two lives to plan for. If you are the higher earner, waiting to take Social Security means a higher survivor benefit for your spouse if she or he outlives you.
"One of the most important financial decisions we make is when to start receiving Social Security retirement benefits," said William Arnone, Chair of NASI's Board of Directors and retired partner at Ernst & Young, LLP. "The gains from waiting are much greater than they used to be." A worker who can wait until 70 will get a benefit that is 76 percent higher than if she had taken Social Security at 62.
"Because Social Security lasts for life and keeps up with the cost of living, it may be the biggest asset a worker has," said Virginia Reno, NASI's Vice President for Income Security Policy.
If you think of Social Security as a key retirement asset, you may want to increase it by delaying when you start benefits, if you can.


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There is a potential race condation when using tmpnam() and fopen() in xpdf versions prior to 0.91. This exploit can be only used as root to overwrite arbitrary files if a symlink is created between the calls to tmpname() and fopen(). There is also a problem with malicious URL-type links in PDF documents that contain quote characters which could also potentially be used to execute arbitrary commands. This is due to xpdf calling system() with a netscape (or similar) command plus the URL. The 0.91 release of xpdf fixes both of these potential problems. Although there are no known exploits, users are encouraged to upgrade their system with these updates.
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Morning Glory Ruffled Bedspread
Covered in beautiful morning glory flowers this quilt-top bedspread gives your bedroom a fresh look. Matching ruffled shams available. Polyester/cotton with polyester fill. Machine wash and dry. Imported.
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this bedspread has a very pretty design BUT it runs very small. Had the same problem with purchasing my last one. YOU HAVE TO MEASURE THE WIDTH OF YOUR BED BEFORE YOU ORDER.
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August 1, 2013
Anthony Guzmán
Most can agree that high school was not too challenging. I know this because the standard procedure for me was to complete busy work, memorize stuff and regurgitate that information on test day, forgetting the material almost instantaneously. When I got to college, however, I abandoned that method...fast.
As you move through college, the memorization method fades away into REAL learning because college courses introduce you to the material and demand that you get familiar with the information through study and homework. You are then encouraged to make sense the material your own through personalized notes, diagrams, dialogues, etc. Higher-level courses will require application and synthesis, using what you know and applying it to a new situation or idea.
You will always get a million voices of advice but there isn't always a set answer for it all. My response to your concerns about the academic part of college is simple: It all depends. There are plenty of factors that play into the difficulty of a college class including where you attend school, what your major is, who the professor is, what the grading is like and what the pre-requisites are. Here are my personal tips for a success in the classroom:
Before College
When You Get There
College is not just for smart people: It's for people that want and try to learn. I've seen high school valedictorians fall and barely-admitted students rise, the latter of which proves that if you can get admitted, you have what it takes to undergo the academic rigor. Don't let the saying "College is hard, impossible or not for you" prevent you from giving higher education the old college try!
Anthony Guzmán is currently a rising sophomore at Texas A&M University where he studies business management and Spanish. He hopes to use business to create positive change through non-profit organization. He devotes the majority of his time to Catholic ministry and he also enjoys dancing, being with friends and family, and traveling.
August 1, 2013
Veronica Gonzalez
In college, you will never be a stranger to professors. In fact, professors can be your greatest allies if you get to know them academically, professionally and socially. All professors are different so it's best to get to know them as individuals and as educators.
The first step? Introduce yourself on the first day of class. Acknowledge them fully so that they'll know that you're willing to learn what they have to offer and always be courteous towards your teachers; if you respect them, they'll give you respect in return – it's a win-win.
All professors differ when it comes to academics because they have different grading techniques. Pay close attention to how your professor(s) grade assignments and exams; it's very likely that they'll explain their grading process to you early on in the semester so be sure to grab a pen and paper and take notes!
In a professional aspect, your professors will always provide the class with a syllabus. Reading and studying a syllabus will help you familiarize yourself with the rules and expectations for the class. If you forget a rule or expectation, then feel free to look back on the syllabus at any time.
Socially, professors will definitely expect communication and feedback from their students so don't be afraid to talk to them, ask them questions if you're struggling to understand something, attend office hours and keep in touch with them via email/phone in case of emergencies. And if you see them outside of class, be sure to say hello!
Veronica Gonzalez is a rising junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
August 2, 2013
Carly Gerber
Are you stressing out because you don't know how you are going to pay for a college education? Joining the military is one way to help you pay for college and build your resume.
After high school, Richard Coughlin decided to join the U.S. Coast Guard because they would pay for his college education and provide many benefits such as health care. Coughlin was enlisted from September 2006 until September 2012 but he chose to extend his service for two years and thinks of his time in the military as a very positive experience. Coughlin spent most of his service in Hawaii, where he trained and took classes that were transferred to his current university. According to Coughlin, military members who complete their service feel lost and confused because they weren't proactive about their next step; however, the Veterans Affairs office at one university was extremely helpful at transferring college credit hours and guiding Coughlin through the process of attending a university, which is why he chose to attend the school he will one day call his alma mater.
Also, since Coughlin was enlisted with the Coast Guard, he was able to get a job as a dolphin trainer as soon as his service was completed. Normally, a dolphin trainer needs either a bachelor's degree or a certificate but the process was quicker for Coughlin because he had experience from the Coast Guard. The G.I. Bill requires the military to pay for veterans' college tuition, books, and room and board, but Coughlin has money from dolphin training that can be used towards personal expenses.
Though he initially joined the Coast Guard to help pay for college, Coughlin believes that his service has helped him land a job and taught him respect and independence he will carry with him for the rest of his life. Have you considered joining the military before attending college?
Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
August 6, 2013
Abby Egan
On the way to college: "Okay, the car is packed. I can't see out the back window but everything fit – barely. I wonder how I'll fit it all in my dorm room..."
Unpacking at college: "What do you MEAN I only get one closet?!"
All unpacked: "I guess I'll just send half of this stuff home with my parents because there's no more room for it."
Dorm rooms are notorious for being the size of a closet – think Harry-Potter-Cupboard-Under-the-Stairs small – but you can do some magic of your own when it comes to organization. Most dorm rooms come with a closet/dresser, a few extra drawers and a desk for storage. The best trick to making space is by utilizing the space under your bed: Though it can be disconcerting to have your bed so high – I'd suggest getting a stepstool if the height is a problem for you – it's the easiest way to free up space. Plastic drawers, bins or boxes can be used as under bed storage, plus most colleges have beds that can be adjusted high enough to slide at least one piece of furniture under. The more you fit under your bed, the more floor space you're going to have.
Thank goodness we live in the 21st century where stores are stocked with aisles of nifty little storage contraptions for dorm rooms. There are amazing storage products out there for students like us – shoe holders that hang on the back of your door, accordion shelves that hang from your closet pole and bed risers to give you even more height than the school bed can reach – so take advantage of these opportunities to create more space. Freeing up even a few square feet can really make the difference between feeling claustrophobic and feeling comfortable in your own space.
Abby Egan is currently a junior at MCLA in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where she is an English Communications major with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy. Abby hopes to find work at a publishing company after college and someday publish some of her own work. In her spare time, Abby likes to drink copious amounts of coffee, spend all her money on adorable shoes and blog into the wee hours of the night.
August 7, 2013
Mary Steffenhagen
Some days in college feel like a battle against the clock: We students are constantly at the beck and call of our class schedule, homework and the professors who assign it. Add a job on top of that or perhaps an internship, sprinkle a few friends in here and there, squeeze in a few meals and the day is already gone! Believe it or not, it doesn't have to be that way no matter how busy you may find yourself: It all depends on the way you organize and prioritize, and you'll often find that it's the little things that count most.
I've found that doing things the night before (and I don't mean homework!) can save loads of time and worry. Try setting out your clothes, packing your meals (if you commute) or putting together your necessary class materials before you go to bed rather than in the morning before class. If you end up running late, you'll still shave off crucial minutes; plus, it's easier to make sure you won't forget anything if you check it over twice.
Draw out your general weekly schedule and stick it somewhere obvious. I have found that being able to actually see where your time is being spent is incredibly helpful as opposed to just going day by day in a planner. Block off the times you know you'll be in class, take advantage of the empty spaces and you'll soon get into a groove that allows you control over your time.
I multitask...a lot. Say you've got a lot of reading to do – try finding it in an audio format and listen to it while you work out, do laundry or drive. All those obnoxious little activities that must be done can do double-duty if you need them to.
If you still feel overwhelmed, don't be afraid to make time for yourself. Skip a class if you must, put aside the obligations and homework and just take some time to relax. All the planning in the world is no use if you're simply too overworked. It's OK to throw the schedule out the window every once in a while and do what makes you happy. Time is a precious thing – even more so in college, it can seem – so make the clock your friend rather than your enemy!
Mary Steffenhagen is a junior at Concordia University of Wisconsin who is majoring in English with a minor in business. She hopes to break into the publishing field after graduation, writing and editing to promote the spread of reliable information and quality literature; she is driven to use her skills to make a positive impact wherever she is placed. Mary spends much of her time making and drinking coffee, biking and reading dusty old books. In an alternate universe, she would be a glassblower.
August 8, 2013
I had my freshman year of college perfectly planned and one aspect that was going to make college the ultimate experience for me was to join a sorority. During rush, I found the sorority I wanted to join as well as an equally awesome backup and when the second round came along, I was ecstatic to find out that I was asked back by my top two choices. Then, third round I was extremely disappointed that neither sorority chose me. A sorority I knew I didn't want to join requested to see me during the third round, but I was too upset about getting rejected by the houses I was most interested in so I dropped out of rush entirely.
I felt alone because all of my friends from home and the friends I made at school got into their first choices. I thought there must be something about me that the women in the sororities didn't like and instead of being happy I made great friends at school who accepted me, I became extremely insecure. Looking back, I wish I had rebounded quicker. Honestly, it took me almost four years to accept that not getting into a sorority was best for me but now I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason. Going Greek wasn't in the cards for me and if I were in a sorority, I would not have had time to join other extracurricular activities that I love and I also might not have reached out to people who are now great friends.
The lesson here is to not let disappointment affect your college life. The seemingly bad things that happen to us can secretly be the best things so move on and accept that better experiences are ahead of you. You'll see!
August 13, 2013
Melissa Garrett
Getting a job in college can be a good opportunity for students in financial need, taking off tuition charges or putting more spending money directly into their pockets. Although choosing a job can be a stressful decision, one of the biggest issues comes from deciding between on- or off-campus options. There are upsides and downsides to both but fortunately, it is not too hard to find out which employment choice is better for you.
On-campus jobs are definitely convenient, as they require little traveling time and transportation. Students without cars can greatly benefit from being able to walk to their job within a matter of minutes. If a student decides to do a work-study, then they may get to pay less in college costs; however, campus jobs for one's own profit are often in short supply after work-study students have gotten their jobs. If it's money in your pocket that you are looking for, then on-campus jobs might not be as practical.
Earning money that can be put in the bank is always a good idea and the money earned at an off-campus job can be put towards college costs just as funds from a campus job or work-study can. Bosses at jobs off-campus are sometimes less understanding of a student's college schedule but this can often be worked out with one's employer since businesses surrounding college campuses get many student applicants. There is also the matter of transportation, which can be an issue for students without their own cars.
Whether you decide to work on or off of your college campus, finding one isn't really that difficult. For jobs at school, consult an on-campus career counselor who can guide you in the right direction; you can also check with your department head for a major-related position. Otherwise, search around campus for nearby shops and restaurants – if you take the time to walk in and ask for an application, the result could prove quite beneficial to your college experience!
Melissa Garrett is a sophomore at Chatham University majoring in creative writing with minors in music and business. She works as a resident assistant and is currently in the process of self-publishing several of her books. She also serves as the president of Chatham's LGBT organization and enjoys political activism. Melissa's ultimate goal is to become a college professor herself.
August 12, 2013
In today's age, professors and students are communicating with each other more than ever thanks to student email. Now, you may think that it's pointless to have a school email if you already have a personal email; however, there will be some points that you must use this account, no matter how boring or extra it may seem.
As a college student, some of your priorities are to have a student email and to be up-to-date with that account. Teachers will expect you to communicate with them via student email throughout your time in college. (For example, a teacher will most likely have you email the homework to them via school email.)
Furthermore, remember the phrase "Don't be a square"? The same rules apply to your student email because it keeps you in the loop of what's going on at your school. It's highly likely that student mentors and/or faculty members may contact you about certain events that are happening so if there's a social, a spectacular celebration or pep rally for homecoming coming up, you'll know about it via email. Plus, students/teachers may also contact you about stuff that needs public attention (ex. emergencies, deadlines, etc.). In a sense, knowing about important alerts can help you stay safe physically and academically.
So if your professor or school adviser introduces you to your student email, don't be afraid to embrace it. Your email from school can help you in many ways, as it could be your greatest asset when it comes to communication and schoolwork in the ever-evolving world of college.
August 14, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
It's almost time to start a new semester and getting a good head start on planning will make for a great and successful one. The more you prepare yourself, the smoother the transition will be so here are a few tips on how to prep before the fall semester begins:
Always remember that failing to plan is planning to fail. If you start off on the right foot, a good semester will follow!
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications major (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, serves as treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
August 15, 2013
When I started living at school, it became very clear to me that there are certain things that you absolutely need in the residence halls. Every person is different but the three main items that I found were impossible to live without were a fan, a surge bar and a hidden stash of cash. Here's why:
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Last night I watched NOVA on PBS re. Sputnik and the beginning of the U.S. space program. There was footage of Wernher von Braun, scientist, SS officer, and member of the Nazi party working with collegues to produce Hitler's V-2 rocket during WW II.
After the war, von Braun and other members of his team came to the U.S. to continue their work. Eventually he was on the cover of Time Magazine - the father of the U.S. space program and a national hero.
I thought of the Spielberg's movie, 'Schindler's List' and wondered if that kind of film could be made about von Braun.
Without doubt he must have toured the facility where the V-2's were being mass produced - the Dora V-2 cave complex. He would have been accompanied by an entourage of Hitler's top brass. He must have seen the thousands of slave laborers there, and how they were being treated. I can envision a scene where he is chatting with plant managers, while starving prisoners show him how they are tooling components. Perhaps while he is there, a prisoner is shot for fumbling, or not working fast enough. Maybe he sees someone being beaten for daring to speak on behalf of a seriously ill fellow prisoner.
The 'V' in V-2 doesn't stand for 'victory'. It stands for vengeance. When finally these guided missiles were ready toward the end of the war, they were rained down on the civilian populations of Paris, London, and Antwerp. About 20,000 prisoners died manufacturing the V-2's, and about 5,000 died from their use on target cities.
Just as America's use of the A-bomb against Japan is justified because 'it hastened Japan's surrender and thus saved lives,' some historians, maybe including Churchill, point out that Hitler's V-2 program drained resources away from the Nazi production of war planes and other more effective weapons - tried and true weapons that would have enabled Germany to hold out longer.
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At Bayshore High, students were exposed to the real life consequences of drunk driving when Monica Costello wheeled her son Ryan onto the football field. Monica Costello wept as she read about how drinking and driving led to the death of Ryan's best friend and confined Ryan to a wheelchair, unable to speak.
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Garden tour to feature south Everett wonderland
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Taking advantage of his creative building and her plant expertise, Bob and Ilse Nethercutt have created a garden paradise on woodsy lakeside property in southeast Everett.
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Bob Nethercutt found this steel trellis, painted it red and hung it sideways on the garage. Ilse made the medallion out ceramic pieces.
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Bob Nethercutt built this whimsical garden shed for Ilse in a cool corner where several winding paths converge.
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Dappled sunlight streams through large trees in this quiet setting in the Nethercutt garden.
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Young hosta starts mature in pots in a shady area.
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Ilse Nethercutt's eye for color and texture shows in her placement of plants throughout the garden.
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A colorful Swedish Ivy plant grows from a water can on the side of the garden shed.
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A colorful glass mosaic, one of several made by Ilse, becomes part of a garden pathway.
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That's because the garage is filled with garden stuff.
And the garden is full of garden stuff.
At Bob and Ilse Nethercutt's home near Silver Lake, it all becomes garden stuff, even if it doesn't start out that way.
Bob's prized VW will become garden stuff as well on Saturday's Gardens of Merit Tour. The couple's yard is one of eight stops on the tour sponsored by the Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens, with master gardeners in place to answer questions.
The red bus will grace the garden's entrance for men to admire and as a sign of cool sights to come.
The acre of property is an eclectic escape with stone-lined terraces, garden rooms, wildlife and covered swing. The winding paths are paved with elements of color and objects of surprise.
"Not everything has to be visible," Ilse Nethercutt said. "You come around a corner and see something. That's kind of what we like."
She's the green thumb. He's the muscle.
"It's fun to construct things," Bob Nethercitt said. He built the garden shed with potting attachment. He moves around the mammoth clay pots until placed just right, which can take several tries.
"Amazingly, I like to weed, because it gets me in a place where I go somewhere else," she said.
When she isn't digging in the dirt, she does mosaic and stained glass pieces that accent the garden.
Together they have transformed their place on Ruggs Lake in southeast Everett into a wonderland of Japanese maples, crabapples, blueberries, smoke bushes, conifers, garden art and flowers galore.
"It's like painting to me," she said. "I adore the creative process because you are playing with colors. It's like making a mosaic. I go to the nursery and I fill one flat with stuff that hopefully goes together. A lot of times it doesn't work at all. Sometimes you create a container that is just spectacular."
There are lots of containers.
"Last year we counted the potted plants that were sitting around and it was 132. The number shocked us," she said.
"If I see a pretty pot somewhere at a reasonable price I'll buy it to add to the collection."
About 65 empty ceramic pots are in a storage area, waiting for fulfillment.
"That's why they had to pass the law here, to make pots legal," her husband joked.
The couple met in 1971 when he was stationed in her homeland of Germany. He brought his bride to Washington, and they started a family near Seattle.
They were living in Shoreline, where he was a dispatcher for the school district, when Everett intervened.
"We were looking for vacation property," he said, "and the real estate agent gave us this address, and we sort of laughed and said 'Everett?' We'd never heard of this little lake."
It was home and a hideaway rolled into one: "We looked at each other and that was that: We're moving," he said.
"We never dreamed of having anything like this," she said.
It's still a work in progress.
"Things are always in flux. When a felled tree forced us to redo half of our front yard, we added a water feature as well as a bird feeding station, which has the local squirrel population ecstatic," she said.
"Like most gardens, it will never be done."
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Gardens of Merit Tour
The self-guided tour goes from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Tickets are $10 and available at the Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens, 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett, on the day of the tour. Tickets will also be sold in advance at the arboretum and at Pacific Stone, J. Matheson Gifts, Lamoureux Real Estate and Under the Red Umbrella in Everett; Sunnyside Nursery in Marysville; and My garden Nursery in Mill Creek.
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