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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has the regulatory responsibility to, among other things, ensure that the nation's 103 commercial nuclear power plants are operated in a safe and secure manner. While the nuclear power industry's overall safety record has been good, safety issues periodically arise that threaten the credibility of NRC's regulation and oversight of the industry. Recent events make the importance of NRC's regulatory and oversight responsibilities readily apparent. The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, focused attention on the security of facilities such as commercial nuclear power plants, while safety concerns were heightened by shutdown of the Davis-Besse nuclear power plant in Ohio in 2002, and the discovery of missing or unaccounted for spent nuclear fuel at three nuclear power plants. GAO has issued a total of 15 recent reports and testimonies on a wide range of NRC activities. This testimony (1) summarizes GAO's findings and associated recommendations for improving NRC mission-related activities and (2) presents several cross-cutting challenges NRC faces in being an effective and credible regulator of the nuclear power industry.
GAO has documented many positive steps taken by NRC to advance the security and safety of the nation's nuclear power plants. It has also identified various actions that NRC needs to take to better carry out its mission. First, with respect to its security mission, GAO found that NRC needs to improve security measures for sealed sources of radioactive materials---radioactive material encapsulated in stainless steel or other metal used in medicine, industry, and research--which could be used to make a "dirty bomb." GAO also found that, although NRC was taking numerous actions to require nuclear power plants to enhance security, NRC needed to strengthen its oversight of security at the plants. Second, with respect to its public health and safety, and environmental missions, GAO found that NRC needs to conduct more effective analyses of plant owners' funding for decommissioning to ensure that the significant volume of radioactive waste remaining after the permanent closure of a plant are properly disposed. Further, NRC needs to more aggressively and comprehensively resolve issues that led to the shutdown of the Davis-Besse nuclear power plant by improving its oversight of plant safety conditions. Finally, NRC needs to do more to ensure that power plants are effectively controlling spent nuclear fuel, including developing and implementing appropriate inspection procedures. GAO has identified several cross-cutting challenges affecting NRC's ability to effectively and credibly regulate the nuclear power industry. Recently, NRC has taken two overarching approaches to its regulatory and oversight responsibilities. These approaches are to (1) develop and implement a risk-informed regulatory strategy that targets the most important safety-related activities and (2) strike a balance between verifying plants' compliance with requirements through inspections and affording licensees the opportunity to demonstrate that they are operating their plants safety. NRC must overcome significant obstacles to fully implement its risk-informed regulatory strategy across agency operations, especially with regards to developing the ability to identify emerging technical issues and adjust regulatory requirements before safety problems develop. NRC also faces inherent challenges in achieving the appropriate balance between more direct oversight and industry self-compliance. Incidents such as the 2002 shutdown of the Davis-Besse plant and the unaccounted for spent nuclear fuel at several plants raise questions about whether NRC has the risk information that it needs and whether it is appropriately balancing agency involvement and licensee self-monitoring. Finally, GAO believes that NRC will face challenges managing its resources while meeting increasing regulatory and oversight demands. NRC's resources have already been stretched by the extensive effort to enhance security at plants in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Pressure on NRC's resources will continue as the nation's fleet of plants age and the industry's interest in expansion grows, both in licensing and constructing new plants, and re-licensing and increasing the power output of existing ones.
Apr 27, 2015
DOE Loan Programs:Current Estimated Net Costs Include $2.2 Billion in Credit Subsidy, Plus Administrative ExpensesGAO-15-438: Published: Apr 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 27, 2015.
Apr 22, 2015
Department of Energy:Management of Excess UraniumGAO-15-475T: Published: Apr 22, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 22, 2015.
Apr 15, 2015
National Nuclear Security Administration:Observations on Management Challenges and Steps Taken to Address ThemGAO-15-532T: Published: Apr 15, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 2015.
Mar 23, 2015
National Nuclear Security Administration:Reports on the Benefits and Costs of Competing Management and Operating Contracts Need to Be Clearer and More CompleteGAO-15-331: Published: Mar 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2015.
Mar 19, 2015
DOE Facilities:Better Prioritization and Life Cycle Cost Analysis Would Improve Disposition PlanningGAO-15-272: Published: Mar 19, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 19, 2015.
Mar 2, 2015
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board:Improvements Needed to Strengthen Internal Control and Promote Transparency [Reissued on March 2, 2015]GAO-15-181: Published: Jan 20, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 19, 2015.
Feb 25, 2015
DOE Real Property:Better Data and a More Proactive Approach Needed to Facilitate Property DisposalGAO-15-305: Published: Feb 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 25, 2015.
Dec 16, 2014
Nuclear Regulatory Commission:NRC Needs to Improve Its Cost Estimates by Incorporating More Best PracticesGAO-15-98: Published: Dec 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 2014.
Hanford Cleanup:Condition of Tanks May Further Limit DOE's Ability to Respond to Leaks and IntrusionsGAO-15-40: Published: Nov 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 2014.
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DOE and NNSA Project Management:Analysis of Alternatives Could Be Improved by Incorporating Best PracticesGAO-15-37: Published: Dec 11, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 11, 2014.
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. No sooner had Denny Hamlin pulled off the track and into Victory Lane at Kansas Speedway on Sunday did a tank and an earth mover from the National Guard rumble back onto the asphalt.
It was the ceremonial start to a repaving and reconfiguring of the 1 1/2-mile oval, where large chunks of pavement had come loose over the weekend. One piece, about 5 inches long and a couple inches deep, wound up in the infield media center after a routine inspection Friday night.
Brad Keselowski waved a green flag from the M1A1 Abrams tank to start the project, which will be completed in time for tire testing in September and the Chase race in October.
"Well, I've been tearing it up for a long time, but now I get to officially do it, with approval, in a tank," Keselowski said, smiling.
The repaving process has been met with mixed reviews by drivers concerned that the process will take some of the character out of the track. After all, the 11-year-old surface provided an exciting finish Sunday, with Hamlin holding off Martin Truex Jr. down the stretch.
"I'm not a fan of tearing up any race track," said Kevin Harvick, who ran out of gas early Sunday but rebounded to finish sixth. "I don't think they've done a good job with any of the asphalt they have put down at any of the race tracks since they have repaved."
Harvick's main issue with the new surfaces is that they don't wear out the tires.
"With the new-style racetracks, there are no rocks in it," Harvick said, the result of which is often less exciting racing. "Any race track tear-up is bad news, in my opinion."
The new asphalt surface is only one aspect of construction.
Kansas Speedway will also add variable banking - 17 degrees on the low side up to 20 degrees along the wall - to replace the original, uniform 15-degree banking. There will also be a road course built through the infield, which is expected to host a Grand-Am race next year.
THAT WAS THE PITS: The entrance to pit road can sneak up on drivers at Kansas Speedway, and several had a hard time trying to slow down to the 45-mph speed limit Sunday.
Matt Kenseth slid right across the line that marks the beginning of pit road on a couple of occasions, while Clint Bowyer spun out to cause the first of two cautions when he tried to make an unscheduled stop because of engine trouble.
Brad Keselowski and Dale Earnhardt Jr. had to stay on the track an extra lap because they carried too much speed into Turn 4, preventing from taking the hard left into the pits. The flub cost Keselowski valuable time, while Earnhardt lost three positions on the track.
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More often than not, opposites attract in boxing and observers hope that will apply to Saturday's junior middleweight showdown between left-handed Cuban boxer Erislandy Lara and straight-ahead Mexican volume-puncher Alfredo Angulo. Both are highly rated contenders who are poised for a crack at one of the four major belts and their match will go a long way toward proving who is ready and who is not.
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NEWPORT CITY – Quick action by Newport City Police averted a potential disaster Saturday evening.
During a telephone interview Sunday morning, Sgt. Seth DiSanto said police received an anonymous 911 call from someone who observed three individuals making a pipe bomb Saturday.
Police found the vehicle in question on Coventry Street. The alleged suspects, identified by DiSanto as Jonathan Glover, Nathaniel Chaffee and Cody MacFarlane, would not consent to police searching the vehicle.
DERBY LINE, VT/STANSTEAD, QUE. - A protest against the proposed Derby Line Wind Project attracted a large turnout with more than 100 people from both sides of the border.
Many had strong words against it and spoke passionately against wind farms in or near communities. Most guest speakers cited health concerns and lower property values.
Among those present were Vermont State Senator Joe Benning, Pierre Reid from the National Assembly of Canada, Jean Rousseau from The House of Common's in Ottawa, and wind power expert Mark Duchamp from Spain, who happened to be traveling around Quebec.
NEWPORT CITY – Many Vermonters remember the one-room schoolhouse.
That memory is coming alive this month at the Memphremagog Arts Collaborative (MAC), where photojournalist Dianna Mara Henry is displaying her photography of the buildings and people of one-room schoolhouses.
Her exhibit will be on display until May 28.
Henry, who is in the process of moving from Springfield, MA, to Newport, said the photographs are ones she made as part of an Earthwatch Expedition.
DERBY LINE - Two world-renowned speakers will address protesters at the anti-Derby Line Wind Project rally in Derby Line, VT/Stanstead, QC, this Sunday.
Mark Duchamp will appear in person to talk about the impact of wind turbines on endangered bird populations.
Duchamp is the executive director of the European Platform Against Windfarms (http://www.epaw.org/about_us.php?lang=en), president of Save the Eagles International (http://savetheeaglesinternational.org/), and chairman of the World Council for Nature (http://wcfn.org/).
ORLEANS – Peter Gage, after decades of helping students make beautiful music, will wave his baton for one last time at the Lake Region Union High School Concert Monday, May 7.
Gage currently teaches the general music, vocal music, instrumental music and jazz music programs at Lake Region. Being the only music teacher at a high school can be a challenge, said Gage, who's more in tune to instrumental than vocal.
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Jarrett Gray, who runs the shops, says the new products offer customers options for shopping in the area. Gray is focusing on quality customer service. When needed, he goes out in the field to help people prepare for events and is flexible in offering to accommodate those with busy schedules.
DERBY LINE, VT/STANSTEAD, QC. - The 108th Season at the historic Haskell Opera House opens the Weekend of May 13th.
The only International Opera House in the world that celebrates the arts in a variety of offerings, all listed on its website with ticket locations and prices (www.haskellopera.com and our new partner, www.catamountarts.org).
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Round 1: Marcell Dareus, DT
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Round 3: Kelvin Sheppard, ILB
Round 4: Da'Norris Searcy, S
Round 4: Chris Hairston, OT
Round 5: Johnny White, RB
Round 6: Chris White, LB
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OLB, ORT, ILB (depth), DE (depth), QB (developmental)
Executive vice president/general manager Buddy Nix is finally starting to put his imprint on the Bills.
Nix, who came out of retirement prior to the 2010 NFL Draft to oversee Buffalo's pro and college personnel departments, addressed some needs in this draft, but also did a nice job of selecting for value instead of reaching for players like his predecessors did.
While Nix passed up cornerback Patrick Peterson or wide receiver A.J. Green, both of whom would have represented upgrades at their respective positions, he selected Dareus, who clearly is an upgrade for the defensive line. He'll line up mostly at end in Buffalo's 3-4 defensive scheme. However, Buffalo still needs to add more depth at the position.
Sheppard will bring some badly needed physicality to Buffalo's defense. Assuming veteran inside linebacker Paul Posluszny returns for his fifth season to team up with veteran Andra Davis, they should be able to form a nice threesome at the position.
The one area on defense that he failed to address in the draft was with the pass rush. With Von Miller going one selection ahead of the Bills in the first round, Nix took the right player with Dareus. But banking on veteran outside linebacker Shawne Merriman to regain form after struggling through three straight injury-plagued seasons might be a bit foolhardy. The team is banking on outside linebacker Arthur Moats, who showed tremendous promise as a rookie, to blossom in his sophomore season. What the Bills need to do is sign at least one pass rusher in free agency.
Even with veteran safety Donte Whitner possibly leaving during free agency, second-round pick cornerback Aaron Williams could play free safety down the road. And fourth-round pick Da'Norris Searcy should be able to provide solid depth early on.
While some team observers were surprised that Nix didn't select a developmental quarterback in this particular draft, it's clear that the team thinks they can win, at least in the short-term, with journeyman signal caller Ryan Fitzpatrick, who is coming off of a surprisingly solid season. It remains to be seen if the team has any confidence that 2010 seventh–round pick Levi Brown is capable of being the developmental quarterback of the future.
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As a player who is now (Level 50) beginning to really think about what he is doing, I would like to ask the community this question:
Is there a good combination for a Tac Com BOff officer that includes at least
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Is there a way to train a Tac BOff in C:RF III from somewhere when I am a Sci?
I use now 3x Antiproton DHC front and 3x Antiproton Turrets rear.
As soon as I have finished some shopping I will equip my Armitage with some Antiproton Mag MX XI consoles too.
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Makes 24 muffins
- 280 grams (2 cups) whole wheat flour
- 450 grams (5 1/2 cups) rolled oats
- 300 grams (1 1/2 cups) light brown sugar
- 80 grams (2/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon) ground flaxseed
- 4 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup neutral oil (vegetable, olive, and coconut are good choices)
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 2 cups blueberries (or use other fresh berries, or dried berries)
- Heat the oven to 350 degrees F and line 2 standard-sized muffin pans with paper liners. In a large bowl, stir together the flour, oats, brown sugar, flaxseed, baking soda, baking powder and cinnamon.
- Add the eggs, oil, buttermilk and 3/4 cup water. Mix until the dry and wet ingredients are just combined, and then fold in the blueberries. Spoon the batter into the muffins cups, filling each cup right up to the top, and bake the muffins for 20 to 25 minutes, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Cool in the pans for 5 minutes, then turn out onto a rack and cool completely before serving.
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Comments (159) Questions (6)
about 1 month ago Alexis Bianchi
I just ran out of baking soda, any suggestions? should I make it without it?
about 1 month ago Laura
How much water goes into this recipe?
about 1 month ago Denika
3/4 cup
about 1 month ago Denika
They have it listed in the directions
2 months ago leah_shelton_pucciarelli
i would like to try this but can't use eggs. do you think i can just skip bc of all the flax and water (my replacer of choice) or should I try to use enerG egg replacer (tapioca and potato starch mixed w water)? Thanks!
about 1 month ago Denika
Prob ok to skip
3 months ago Jenna Wertheim Cieslinski
Any idea of nutrition facts?
3 months ago Emily
The first time I made these, they were not quite sweet enough for my taste (or my toddler's) and the baking soda was noticable. I ended up tossing most of them, which was a shame! I like the bones of the recipe though, so I tweaked it a bit to my liking (this is a 1/2 batch):
1 cup whole wheat flour
2 3/4 cups rolled oats
3/4 cup plus 1 Tbsp light brown sugar
1/3 cup plus 1/2 tablespoon ground flaxseed
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 large egg, lightly beaten
1/2 cup neutral oil (vegetable, olive, and coconut are good choices)
2/3 cup buttermilk
1/3 cup whole milk yogurt
1 Tbsp molasses
Follow the directions as in the original recipe. This makes a slightly sweeter, richer muffin for anyone who is interested! I also made these in my mini muffin pan, and they turned out great.
2 cups blueberries (or use other fresh berries, or dried berries)
4 months ago elf1
Just made a batch using cranberries, fresh ones, sprinkled demerara sugar and flaked almonds over the top before baking. Fab! I just love this recipe....still added my orange and ginger marmalade, just a tbsp. ..delish!
4 months ago Daniel
I use frozen berries, yogurt, and 1/2 of the sugar called for with great results.
4 months ago eleanor
Yogurt instead of buttermilk?
4 months ago Mary
The best muffins ever, we cannot have enough of them. Thanks Merrill for sharing this wonderful recipe.
4 months ago Kristin Greene
I'm excited to try this recipe! If I add dates to the mix should I soak them first? I just bought some medjool dates for the first time and am trying to incorporate them into cooking/baking. Thanks!
4 months ago Lauren Cappell
Has anyone tried subbing in yoghurt instead of the oil or buttermilk?
4 months ago Mary
Well, I used lebni and mixed it with milk to make two cups.
4 months ago Angela
I would like to try these, has anyone tried them with almond flour instead of the wheat flour?
about 1 month ago Robin Streator
I made them with gluten free millet flour and they were great!
4 months ago Denika
So easy to make and throw in what you like. We love them they freeze so well too they are devine!!
4 months ago shortnsweet
I kind of wasn't prepared for how delicious these are. I figured...flax? But they're divine, and came together easily. I didn't have brown sugar, so I used white and tried to add just a bit of molasses--it came out fast so I ended up with like a tablespoon in there. But I think it just amped up the spice a little--the muffins were just delicious.
Halving these worked pretty well, though I had 13 muffins. And I definitely filled the papers to the brim!
4 months ago elf1
Without doubt the very best muffins! In the UK we have a Ginger and orange marmalade that I just love so I add the last 1 TBSP that was left in the jar to the mix before baking and sprinkled the tops with wheatgerm and a little Demerara sugar....Thank you so much for the recipe, a real winner!
5 months ago piccantedolce
has anyone made these with frozen berries?
5 months ago lalf
Yes, a few of us have, with success. See the earlier comments from 11 months ago for details.
about 1 month ago Robin Streator
yes i have but had to thaw and drain and pat dry first, otherwise to moist.
5 months ago George H
The baking soda seems to be overwhelming. Why not just use baking powder?
5 months ago Denika
Agreed absolutely with lisina's post
5 months ago bottomupfood
Coconut oil is not appropriate for this recipe. 1) It is not a "neutral oil." 2) At room temp it does not mix with the other wet ingredients, leading to pockets in the dough. 3) the resulting muffins had poor structural integrity.
5 months ago lisina
Disagree on points 2 and 3. If you warm the oil just enough for it to liquify (which it will do in it's own in a hot kitchen) it will mix in just fine. Then once they are cool, I find they hold together nicely because the coconut oil in them is solid at room temp. That has been my experience anyway. As for point 1, if you don't like the flavor of coconut oil, it's a nonstarter.
3 months ago bottomupfood
Yes, of course warming the oil will cause it to liquefy. But that doesn't change the fact that it's not a liquid at room temperature. And whether you like the taste or not doesn't change the fact that it's not a neutral oil.
6 months ago Kristin Kosglow
Good. I like the density, but they definitely need salt.
7 months ago Catherine Goggins
So thankful for this recipe! I make them all the time and love adding apples, raisins, dried cranberries, and/or dried apricots (chopped). Great results with milk, almond milk, and yogurt as well as apple sauce in place of half the oil. I keep these in the freezer and they've become my go-to snack.


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April 18, 2012
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When I moved into my freshman dorm at UConn, I was one of the few out-of-state students on my floor. It wasn't a bad thing by any means – I made a lot of friends through conversations that began with someone asking "Hey, can you say [any word ending in R]?" because they wanted to hear my thick Boston accent in action – but it was certainly foreshadowing for today's abundance of non-residents at state schools.
According to an article in today's San Francisco Chronicle, the number of non-Californians accepted as freshmen to the UC system has nearly doubled in just two years. Twenty-three percent of all students admitted for this fall hail from other states or nations, partly because non-residents pay nearly three times the tuition and fees of in-state students – a huge boon for UC, which has had its budget cut by about $1 billion during the last few years. In-state students' college costs are heavily subsidized with public funds and the nine undergraduate campuses simply don't have the money to cover the cost of educating them, though UC officials insist that no eligible Californian is denied admission because of non-resident students.) In addition to funding woes, applicants also had to contend with increasing selectivity: UC admitted just 64 percent of the students who applied...and just 21 percent at Berkeley and UCLA.
There were some positive aspects to UC's announcement (the Merced campus accepted 75 percent of applicants, more students of color were admitted systemwide and an additional 2,100 California graduates gained admission over last year) but what do you think of the influx of non-residents at state colleges and universities?
April 24, 2012
Many students think they know what it takes to get into the college of their choice but with record-low admissions rates, insufficient financial aid and increasing student loan debt, the path to higher education is not as clear-cut as it once was. Good grades and high standardized test scores aren't enough anymore – the incoming freshman class at Berkeley, for example, includes an expert Ping-Pong player, an Irish dancer and a figure skater, as well as a TV star and a champion roller skater – but what if you don't have the access to even that kind of basic information? The filmmakers behind "First Generation" hope to explain just that.
Adam and Jaye Fenderson's first feature film follows four students – an inner city athlete, a small town waitress, a Samoan warrior dancer and the daughter of migrant field workers – through as they apply to college and attempt to be the first members of their families to attend college. "First Generation" explores how, despite these students all possessing valuable attributes inside and outside of the classroom, the absence of college graduates in a family can result in a lack of financial support and a shortage of knowledge about the college admissions process as a whole.
Check out the trailer here when you have a minute and let us know what you think. If you are or will be a first generation college student, could you relate to the individuals featured? Do you think "First Generation" should be viewed by all students applying to college? Weigh in in the comments section!
April 25, 2012
Does your college have a Facebook page? Has your university retweeted one of your Twitter posts? At this stage in the social media game, both scenarios are pretty common so it's not too surprising that many institutions are also turning to Pinterest to interact with and engage their students as much as possible. Is it the best move for every school? An answer has yet to be pinned down.
Pinterest's growth over the last year is hard to ignore(Modea reports the number of users jumped from less than 500,000 last May to 11.7 million in January) and while some schools (Drake, the University of Minnesota, UPenn, Oberlin) have already started building their Pinterest presences, others aren't as gung-ho about the concept. Drake's digital media specialist Aaron Jaco was an early Pinterest proponent, tasking his student interns with creating multiple boards (17, according to this Inside Higher Ed article) that were whimsical, human and fostered engagement. Jaco's goal for Drake on Pinterest seems pretty simple – "The more we can engage in a friendly, non-sales way, the better," he said – but other schools are still on the virtual fence. Bill Keller, a new media specialist at Muhlenberg College, would rather wait until an effective marketing strategy is more clearly defined. "When we do jump in [to Pinterest], I want to make sure it's a strong footprint with solid intent behind it," he said.
What do you think of colleges using Pinterest to connect with students? Is their presence on the site necessary or do you think their messages would be better received via other social media platforms?
April 26, 2012
College students who want to attend graduate school not only need good grades, excellent recommendation letters and related experience in the field they're planning to enter but also a solid score on the Graduate Record Examination, or GRE. But what happens if the score you receive isn't what you (and the schools you're applying to) were expecting? Starting in July, it's ScoreSelect to the rescue.
Graduate programs currently receive students' comprehensive five-year histories of GRE scores but with ScoreSelect, a student will be able to choose to send all scores or just the ones achieved during his or her most recent exam. ScoreSelect also lets students customize their score reports by school: Test takers may send their most recent scores to one batch of schools on test day free of charge and then forward a different set of schools either all of their scores or a specific score from the last five years after the exam for a fee. Why the change, especially so soon after last year's format overhaul? "What we believe will happen is that students will have more confidence on test day," said Christine Betaneli, a spokeswoman for GRE administrator Educational Testing Service (ETS).
There are additional details about ScoreSelect on ETS' website. After getting all the facts, what do you think of ScoreSelect? Is it an option you'll take advantage of when you take the GRE?
April 27, 2012
Once students receive those coveted acceptance letters and pay their enrollment deposits, many think it's smooth sailing until move-in day. Not so: If a student decides to slack off in class or play fast and loose with the law, a college can and will withdraw an admissions offer. Yikes! So how do you keep your spot in the class of 2016? Follow these simple steps:
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May 9, 2012
At this point in the year, high school seniors and transfer students know where they'll be heading in the fall...unless they don't. It's not uncommon for a student to have second thoughts about the school they committed to or receive the news that they didn't get off the wait list at their school of choice after enrollment deadlines for other potential schools had passed. If this sounds like you, you don't have to put your post-secondary aspirations on hold: NACAC's Space Availability Survey has revealed hundreds of schools that are still accepting freshman and/or transfer applications for the fall semester. Check out a sampling below:
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May 11, 2012
Cost plays a huge role in many students' college choices. Depending on their financial situation, some students dismiss the schools with high tuition in favor of lower-cost in-state schools because they think it will save them money. In actuality, they could be doing themselves an economic disservice in the long run.
Using data from U.S. News and World Report's most recent student debt survey of 25 top-ranking public and private schools, Reuters revealed that, on average, 53 percent of students surveyed received financial aid and at least half of students at most of the institutions graduated debt-free...but it depends on what school they attended: Princeton graduates, for example, owed only $5,000 at commencement while University of Michigan graduates owed more than $27,000 despite Michigan's in-state costs being less than half of Princeton's. How is this possible? Numerous schools including Princeton, Caltech, Davidson College and the University of Washington have eliminated student loans from their financial aid packages and others like Harvard, Stanford and UC Berkeley have capped contributions for students from low- and middle-income families. (Check out the entire article here, including this handy infographic.)
While it is difficult for many students to attend college without taking out some kind of loan – especially those attending state-run institutions which don't have the fiscal means to eliminate debt – it is possible to avoid debt if you choose the right school. Thoughts?
May 22, 2012
The average college student has lots of free time on his or her hands but add in part-time jobs, internships, group work and even commuting and those hours disappear fast. Time spent studying has dipped from 24 hours to 15 hours per week since the 1960s but according to the Washington Post and the National Survey of Student Engagement, students still make ample time and they've listed five schools where they're known to hit the books...hard.
Now how do YOUR study habits compare?
June 6, 2012
With student loan debt now totaling more than $1 trillion, current and would-be college students need access to financial aid information more than ever before. The good news is that universities across the country are doing their best to make the facts as clear and available as possible in the near future.
Ten schools – Arizona State, Miami Dade College, North Carolina A&T State University, Syracuse, UNC Chapel Hill, Vassar and the state university systems in Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Texas – have committed to providing key funding information to all incoming students as part of their financial aid packages starting in the 2013-14 school year. The details will include the cost of one year of college, financial aid options such as grants and scholarships, estimated monthly payments after graduation on federal student loans and comparative data about graduation and loan repayment rates. According to the White House, this disclosure will play a vital role in making college more affordable for all students: "Too often, students and families face confusion when comparing financial aid packages, some of which do not clearly differentiate loans from grants, nor distinguish private vs. federal loans, making it difficult to compare aid offers side-by-side. Clarity and accessibility of information is necessary so that students and families can make informed decisions about where to attend college, so they can choose a school that is best suited to their financial and educational goals."
What do you think of this plan? Do you think it will help students better understand financial aid or is the effort too little and too late?
June 7, 2012
While many colleges and universities – specifically public ones – are cutting back on faculty, the University of Connecticut is putting its shears in storage: President Susan Herbst has announced plans to add 275 new faculty members to the university's flagship campus in Storrs over the next four years.
According to Gwendolyn Bradley, senior program officer for the American Association of University Professors, UConn's hiring strategy runs counter to the approach many schools are taking, as they are still reeling from the recession and looking to limit costs wherever possible but to Herbst, expanding the faculty is vital to the university's future success. "The goal is to improve the quality of education by reducing class sizes and enabling professors to spend more time with our students. We also want to increase the number of courses offered so that our students never have to wait to take a course. We want our students graduating on time," she said. Research is also important to UConn but the focus will be on hiring faculty who both teach and conduct research, depending on the field of study.
The hiring of 65 faculty members – with particular emphasis in the fields of genomics, education, health insurance and finance – will begin this fall, followed by another 90 by the fall of 2013; as a result, the student-to-faculty ratio is expected to decline from the current 18-to-1 to 15-to-1 in four years. You can read the rest of the details here – thoughts from any current or future Huskies?
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The Once-Banned Allston DIY Festival Is Now Back On
The city reversed a decision to keep the alternative gathering from being set up at Ringer Park.
"It's happening!"
That's all that organizers of the Allston Do-It-Yourself festival, a yearly free, all-ages, sober event celebrating DIY culture, could say to express their excitement about being allowed to return to a park in Allston, after a months-long stand-off with city officials almost put an end to the gathering after the group was denied permits.
While the date has not been finalized for this year, the location is set in stone, and organizers and attendees will be allowed to return to Allston's Ringer Park where they have been hosting the DIY series for the last four years.
Organizers do not yet have a parks permit to hold the event, according to city officials, but that is currently being worked out.
The Allston DIY Festival describes itself as music and skill-shares gathering founded on "punk, anarcho-communist, anti-authoritarian" values. It features bands, and free workshops, and activities. In May, the Parks and Recreation Department denied an application from the group because of prior noise complaints, trash allegedly left at the site, and a failure to accurately fulfill their permit requirements, they said.
But that decision has since been reversed after organizers worked closely with the city, and a petition highlighting the event's importance gained momentum.
"The planning now focuses on Ringer Park only. Organizers must finalize some details before the date and time are set," said the city's Parks and Recreation spokesperson, Jacquelyn Goddard.
Goddard said the department was "pleased" that festival organizers agreed to address certain issues, that originally left the event's fate in limbo, such as scaling back the hours, making arrangements for vehicle parking, and moving the stage where the bands perform away from where people live near the park fence line. "We appreciate the cooperation of the festival organizers in discussing parameters for the event," Goddard said.
Back in May, a petition was started by the DIY organizers after they were denied use of Ringer Park based on past complaints over the noise and overcrowding, as well as trash that was allegedly strewn across the lawn. Goddard said during last year's festival police had "so many calls" that it required officers to meet with organizers after the event to talk about ways to improve the meet-up in the future.
"This year's festival—should our permits be approved—will be comprised of neighbors, local musicians and artists, Boston Public School students and their families, as well as local organizations and community based charities. If the community can't use the park, who can—and what is it there for? This is a petition not just for our festival, but for all events in the park," organizers wrote back in May.
But with everything squared away for the most part, they can now focus on bringing in new talent, and skill-share projects, to make this year's event a success. "Remember: Respect the place, clean up after yourself, and let's continue to build community," organizers said on their website.
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''They're very private people who like to look around town,''
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The Auckland-built, United Kingdom-designed sloop had come
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Have you ever had a good haircut from a hairdresser, so you went back again & that same person gave you a bad haircut?
Yes, I also hate that my hair is never cut the same way even though I tell them exactly how I want it...or when I feel crazy and tell them to just cut how they think would look best...they barely do anything. I just cut and la<x>yer my own hair now and it turns out perfect every time :)
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Yep. I've used '50s lens for 40 years, no problem. Seen lots of old lenses with no problem. Some lenses (made by EVERYBODY) have a tendency, after many years, and possible storage issues, DO have the inevitable degradation of the lube.
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Oakland's Bader closing in on 3-point record
ROCHESTER, Mich. (AP) — Travis Bader was a North Carolina fan growing up, but there was at least one Duke player who earned his respect.
That was J.J. Redick, the man whose record for career 3-pointers Bader is on the verge of breaking.
"It just seemed like everybody hated him, and I really don't know why everybody hated him. It was just this kid who could go out there and light it up," Bader said. "I thought that was really neat, how he could come into arenas and he could still put up 30 points a game after all this criticism."
Bader has never faced the kind of constant taunting that Redick endured, but the Oakland University senior is now dealing with pressure of a different sort.
He needs eight 3-pointers to surpass Redick's mark of 457, the most by a Division I player. Although he hasn't been at his best lately, Bader is still appreciative of the spotlight that comes with his pursuit of a major national record.
"I think obviously it shows the hard work I've put in, the endless hours in the gym and where I've came from," Bader said. "I think it reflects on Oakland University as a whole — the players that have come through, the coaches that I've played under. But at the same time, I am looking forward to it being over."
Bader didn't know it at the time, but one of the most important moves he made after arriving at Oakland was redshirting his first season there. He says he was about 6 foot 3 and 155 pounds coming out of high school — and simply wasn't ready to play at the college level.
If Bader had wasted a year of eligibility sitting on the bench or playing ineffectively, Redick's record would have probably been out of the question.
Instead, Bader was able to contribute when he finally took the floor as a redshirt freshman in 2010-11, making 94 3-pointers at a 44 percent clip.
Oakland won 25 games that season behind Bader, fellow guard Reggie Hamilton and star center Keith Benson, who went on to be an NBA draft pick.
"I wasn't on scouting reports," Bader said. "Teams knew I could shoot it, but at the same time, we had so many weapons my freshman year, that teams couldn't play me how they're playing me now."
Hamilton led the nation in scoring the following season, and Bader added 124 3-pointers as a sophomore, including 10 in a 37-point effort against South Dakota State.
In 2012-13, with Hamilton gone, Bader upped his scoring average to 22.1 points as a junior. The highlight was probably his 47-point performance against IUPUI — he made a career-high 11 3s in that game.
Duke's success gave Redick's 3-point totals a boost — he ended up playing 139 games for the Blue Devils, thanks in part to the fact that his team reached the NCAA round of 16 in all four of his seasons, including one trip to the Final Four.


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New Materials on The Bob Richardson Law Firm's Website Offer Information on the Most Common Injuries Suffered in Texas Car Accidents
Personal injury lawyer Don R. Cotton, who has offices in Austin and Waco, stresses the importance of consulting an experienced attorney to assess each car accident victim's specific situation.
Austin, Texas (PRWEB) October 19, 2013
New content on The Bob Richardson Law Firm's website provides information on the most common injuries resulting from car accidents, including disabling neck, back and brain injuries.
"Car accidents are all too common in this country and here in Texas. Our website serves as a resource for people who have been hurt in car crashes in Austin, Waco and the surrounding areas of Texas," said Don R. Cotton, an injury attorney who focuses on car accident cases. "It provides real, useful information for people harmed in motor vehicle collisions."
Car accidents can cause a number of different injuries, ranging from minor to fatal, plus pain and suffering that lingers beyond the accident and initial injury.
The new website content details the most common – and debilitating – injuries suffered in Texas car crashes, including whiplash and other neck injuries, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), back injuries and internal injuries. Also included on the site is information about prolonged pain and suffering, burns, fractures and knee, foot and ankle injuries.
Several of these injuries – in particular spinal cord injuries, neck injuries and traumatic brain injuries – can require long-term or permanent care and can diminish car accident victims' ability to earn wages or live the life they were used to living. This can result in physical, financial and emotional hardships, the website content explains.
Cotton stressed the importance of contacting an experienced personal injury lawyer to analyze, discuss and address the specific facts of a victim's unique situation in the wake of a car accident that results in serious injuries.
"The Bob Richardson Law Firm has extensive experience with handling all kinds of Texas car accident claims," he said. "We stand up for the rights of car crash victims, hold the responsible parties accountable and help ensure victims are fully and fairly compensated for the injuries they suffered."
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The Bob Richardson Law Firm is a highly respected Texas law firm that assists clients with personal injury lawsuits as well as veteran's benefits claims and claims for Social Security disability benefits. Our experienced attorneys handle cases involving car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, construction accidents, workplace accidents and slip-and-fall accidents, as well as claims for VA disability compensation, SSDI benefits and SSI benefits. The firm staffs offices in Austin and Waco and assists clients throughout the surrounding Texas communities. The firm's principal office is located at 812 San Antonio St., Suite 300, Austin, TX 78701 (local phone (512) 472-5100). To learn more about The Bob Richardson Law Firm, call (800) 880-5100 or fill out the firm's online contact form.
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