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- 1 ARINC Specification 825 - The General Standardization of CAN for Airborne Use
- 2 Role of CAN in Commercial Air Transport and General Aviation Aircraft
- 3 Physical Interface
- 4 Identifier Usage and Communication Layers
- 5 Interoperability
- 6 Bandwidth Management
- 7 Communication Profile Database
- 8 Gateways between ARINC 825 and other Networks
- 9 Design Guidelines
- 10 Participation
- 11 Outlook
- 12 External links
- 13 References
ARINC Specification 825 - The General Standardization of CAN for Airborne Use[edit]
Controller Area Network (CAN) found its way into aerospace applications because of its cost effective and efficient networking capability for systems to share data across a common media. The ability of CAN to transmit data, across a shared shielded twisted pair cable, has advantages in terms of weight savings at the aircraft integration level. Additionally, the CAN physical layer protocol specification provides error recovery and protection mechanisms that make this data bus standard attractive to aviation applications. Newer commercial air transport aircraft like the Airbus A380 or the Boeing 787 already accommodate CAN networks for all sorts of functions including flight deck systems, engine control and flight control systems. The Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee initiated the development of ARINC Specification 825. ARINC 825 goal is to ensure interoperability and to simplify interoperation of CAN subsystems with other airborne networks.
Role of CAN in Commercial Air Transport and General Aviation Aircraft[edit]
Current commercial air transport aircraft system architectures have incorporated CAN as an ancillary subsystem bus to ARINC Specification 664, Part 7 Deterministic Ethernet and Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) architectures. For these aircraft, CAN has been used to link sensors, actuators and other types of avionics devices that typically require low to medium data transmission volumes during operation. In this role, CAN complements higher capacity networks that support systems controlling the flight deck information flow and presentation. General Aviation system architectures employ CAN as one of the major avionics buses or even as the avionics backbone network. In this role CAN may have to fulfill all requirements of a flight safety critical network. It may be used as a primary or ancillary avionics network and was designed to meet the following requirements:
- Easy connections of local CAN networks to other airplane networks.
- Minimal cost of implementation and cost of change over time.
- Maximum interoperability and interchangeability of CAN connected Line-replaceable units (LRU).
- Configuration flexibility: easy addition, deletion, and modification of bus nodes, without undue impact onto other LRUs.
- Simplified system and network boundary crossing for both parametric and block data transfers.
- Integrated error detection and error signaling.
- Support for system level functions such as on-board data load and airplane health management.
Physical Interface[edit]
To ensure interoperability and reliable communication, ARINC 825 specifies the electrical characteristics, bus transceiver requirements and data rates with the corresponding tolerances based on ISO 11898. The bit timing calculation (baud rate accuracy, sample point definition) and robustness to electromagnetic interference are given special emphasis. Also addressed within ARINC 825 are CAN connector and wiring considerations. The data rates supported by ARINC 825 are 1000 kbit/s, 500 kbit/s, 250 kbit/s, 125 kbit/s and 83.333 kbit/s.
Identifier Usage and Communication Layers[edit]
ARINC 825 is based on CAN 2.0B using extended frames (29-bit identifiers) which provide an adequate number of bits to divide the identifier into several sub-fields. These sub-fields are key to employing the identifier bits not only for the data object identification and transmission prioritization inherent to CAN but also for the purpose of creating a standardized application layer. CAN communication using 11-bit identifiers may coexist on an ARINC 825 bus if it is free of potential deadlock scenarios caused by single source bus masters.
ARINC 825 defines additional ISO layer 3, 4 and 6 functions to support logical communication channels, one-to-many/peer-to-peer communication and station addressing. To accomplish this, the 29-Bit CAN identifier is given a special structure for ARINC 825 (see Figure 1). Logical Communication Channels (LCCs) provide these independent layers of communication (see Figure 2).
To support interoperability in airborne systems, ARINC 825 includes:
- Data Endian definition (Big Endian exclusively)
- Data Type definition (Boolean, Integer, Floating-Point, ....)
- Aeronautical Axis System and Sign Convention (ISO1151/EN9300)
- Engineering Unit definitions (m, kg, ....)
- Aircraft Function definition (Flight State, Air Data, ....)
The aircraft function definitions used to identify source and destination of messages are derived from the Air Transport Association (ATA) aircraft system chapters. This helps system engineers to assign the proper functions for their systems based on definitions well known in aeronautics since decades.
Bandwidth Management[edit]
ARINC 825 uses a bandwidth management concept known as "Time Triggered Bus Scheduling". This concept provides a means of computing the bus load based on the number of messages in a network segment and adjusting their transmission rates. Bandwidth management minimizes peak load scenarios and jitter caused by the CAN bus arbitration. Applying this concept, it can be demonstrated that ARINC 825 networks behave predictably and are able to fulfill the requirements for flight safety critical systems. For ensuring this under fault conditions the system designer has to define the behaviour under these conditions (such as high occurrence of error frames and avoidance of priority inversion).[1]
ARINC 825 may be used for systems classified up to Design Assurance Level (DAL) A if the effect of the loss of one bus does not present a hazard exceeding the classification "major". Figure 3 shows an example of two ARINC 825 nodes operating in accordance with the Time Triggered Bus Scheduling concept.
Communication Profile Database[edit]
ARINC 825 uses a communication profile database for the description of integrated networks. A communication profile is created for each LRU in a human readable file format, since supplement 1 based on XML 1.0.[2] The combination of all LRU communication profiles for a given network describes the entire bus traffic and provides a valuable means for specification and verification of ARINC 825 networks. An analysis of the communication profile database allows to detect potential network problems at an early stage. ARINC 825 test tools must be able to read the communication profile database and interpret network data accordingly.
Gateways between ARINC 825 and other Networks[edit]
Commercial air transport aircraft Integrated Modular Avionics system architectures use multiple networks with different characteristics which have to exchange data with each other using gateways. Typically, bandwidth and communication principles of the involved networks differ widely. To support the design of gateways between CAN and other networks, ARINC 825 specifies a gateway model and provides substantial information about protocol conversion, bandwidth management, data buffering and fault isolation.
Design Guidelines[edit]
ARINC Specification 825 contains design guidelines intended to help system engineers and CAN LRU designers implement an ARINC 825 CAN network. The guidelines are general network design criteria to be considered when designing an ARINC 825 network; they are not requirements but rather the recommendations to avoid potential design traps a network designer may encounter.
ARINC 825 was developed in committee primarily supported by the following companies and representatives.
- Airbus (Ralph Knüppel: Co-chair, Nathalie Courmont, Holger Wolf)
- Boeing (Edgar L. von Trotha III: co-chair)
- GE (Don Hodges)
- Stock Flight Systems (Michael Stock)
- CMC Électronique (Steven Ford)
- Microflight (James Meer)
- Mentor Graphics (Antal Rajnak, Istvan Horvath, Martin Ottosson)
- Vector Informatik (Timo Nußbaumer)
The material included in ARINC Specification 825 was verified during the drafting process using a reference hardware/software system. The Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee completed this activity in 2011. ARINC 825 is a voluntary standard. Interested parties may contact ARINC for additional information.
External links[edit]
As of this edit, this article uses content from "ARINC 825", which is licensed in a way that permits reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, but not under the GFDL. All relevant terms must be followed.
- ^ "Application Note AN-ION-1-0104" (PDF). CAN-based Protocols in Avionics. 7 May 2010.
- ^ "ARINC 825-2 Specification". ARINC.


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The dream of independence in the new country of South Sudan was shattered with the outbreak of fierce fighting in mid-December 2013. Tens of thousands of people fled to safety in neighbouring countries, particularly Uganda. WFP is providing food for the newly arriving refugees – people like Nyanwuor, a pregnant woman with three young children who tells her story below.
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In Uganda, the World Food Programme has been helping refugees from the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for years. In recent months, as conflict flared again, more desperate families crossed the border. WFP provides life-saving hot food and monthly rations in transit camps and settlements, enabling refugees to work on improving their own situations.
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Uganda loses some US $899 million annually due to the effects of malnutrition. This is the alarming finding of a new study entitled The Cost of Hunger in Africa, which for the first time measures the economic burden of hunger on the continent. Uganda is the first of 12 countries in the region to announce its findings.
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In June, Illinois became the first state to require the testing of all DNA evidence gathered from reported sex crimes under a new law that is expected to unearth thousands of unexamined rape kits from police vaults. The law follows a 2009 Tribune review by Megan Twohey that found many rape kits were being placed in storage untested, depriving the state of opportunities to solve crimes, exonerate the wrongfully convicted and bring closure to victims.
In July, Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law a measure that prohibits judges from granting a special type of probation called court supervision to drivers caught speeding at least 40 mph over the limit. The law resulted from a Tribune investigation earlier this year in which Joe Mahr found Chicagoland judges gave supervision to nearly two-thirds of drivers caught going 100 mph or faster, including many also cited for driving without a valid license or for driving that fast while drunk. Supervision — a staple of area courts — keeps tickets off public driving records.
We're still waiting, still watching
The ongoing saga of Mark Geinosky and his 24 unwarranted parking tickets continues, as the Orland Park man still does not know why Chicago police officers targeted him. When the Tribune last checked on Geinosky on March 5, he had just filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Chicago and two police officers, contending they had abused their power by repeatedly issuing false parking tickets. At the time, an internal investigation into the tickets was still ongoing. Police spokesman Roderick Drew said this week that the investigation is complete and that a recommendation from internal affairs is being reviewed. "I don't have a timetable when the review will be complete," Drew said. The Problem Solver first wrote about Geinosky's case Feb. 24, 2009.
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The Tribune reported June 23 that the charity of ex-Chicago Bear Chris Zorich was in disarray and that the native South Sider didn't know the location of $864,645 in assets listed on its 2002 federal tax return, apparently the last one filed. Zorich said then that he was searching for the relevant bank statements. Since then, Zorich has yet to produce bank statements or an explanation, despite repeated requests from the Tribune. Most recently, on July 26, he wrote: "I have hired counsel and we are in the process of hiring an accounting firm and contacting the AG's office." The Illinois attorney general's office — which canceled the charity's registration in 2004, rendering it inoperable — sent letters to Zorich at his office at University of Notre Dame after the initial Tribune story. Having not heard from Zorich by July 14, it's now investigating.
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In June, the Tribune revealed that the blue-collar western suburb of Bellwood paid Roy McCampbell $472,255 last year — by far the highest total compensation of any suburban municipal executive. McCampbell said he did the work of 10 people — comptroller, administrator, public safety CEO, finance director, budget director, human resources director, mayoral assistant, corporation counsel, property commission director and development corporation officer. When the Tribune started asking questions about McCampbell's pay, village officials said they were completing their own probe and turning over records to the Cook County state's attorney's office. The report stirred some local residents to confront their village officials about the high pay, but there is no final word yet from the mayor or the state's attorney on any action or further explanation.
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Presidents' Wordsmiths Share Secrets of Success
When four former presidential speechwriters appeared together to open the 2011 Speechwriters Executive Communicators Conference at American University, they shared good tips illustrated by great stories.
Chriss Winston, President George H.W. Bush's chief speechwriter urged the group packed into the atrium of AU's School of International Service to "learn to write for your speaker." For her, that meant steering away from emotional stories her boss found too difficult to deliver. In 1989, Winston said, her office wrote a speech for Bush to deliver during a memorial for 47 seamen who died after a gun turret on the USS Iowa exploded.
"The high point of the speech was a powerful moment in which Bush, a former Navy flyer, said he knew what it was like to take off on a mission and return to see empty bunks on the carrier," Winston said. "We were watching the speech on closed-circuit television and I noticed that as he neared this story, he started to sniff. 'I said, what's going on, does he have a cold?' It became clear that he was having trouble keeping it together. When he came to the story of the empty bunks, he just leap frogged over it so he could continue without breaking up." It was devastating to the speechwriter and a lesson, she said, in the importance of sticking to stories her boss could deliver.
The conference, which drew more than 280 speechwriters from around the world, was brought to AU through a partnership between the School of Communication and Ragan Communications. Ragan sponsors the annual conference of corporate and political speechwriters with the Public Relations Society of America. AU School of Communication faculty who direct SOC's new Master's in Political Communication were among the conference presenters. They included Public Communication division director Leonard Steinhorn, who moderated the presidential speechwriter's panel and professors Bob Lehrman and Eric Schnure, former speechwriters for Al Gore. All three are contributors to PunditWire, a speechwriting blog Steinhorn and Lehrman launched in 2010. Carol Whitney, co-program director of the Campaign Management Institute in AU's School of Public Affairs, moderated the panel "What corporate writers learn from political ones and vice versa."
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Take direction, but don't take it too far: John McConnell, a speechwriter for George W. Bush told the story of being part of a team that crafted a commencement address Bush was to give at Yale. "He said he wanted to use the line, 'You C students here, you too can be president.'" McConnell said. "So we went back and joked and wise cracked and wrote something in that spirit but with a message." When Bush called the writers in to discuss it, he said he was ok with self-deprecation, but two full pages of it was "going too far," McConnell said. "We cut a lot of it."
Listen closely: Clark Judge, who wrote for President Ronald Reagan said the president was always gracious and very measured in his criticism. Clark told the story of receiving a stack of Reagan stories soon after he joined the office. "I was told not to show it to anyone" but Clark said his colleagues would see it on his desk and ask about it. Before long it was all over the office. Soon afterward, the speechwriters were called to the White House to talk about a draft of a speech. Reagan started by saying, "Well boys, this is a great job but we have to ship you a few new stories." Judge said it was Reagan's way "of telling us to back off on the use of the stories," said Clark.
Don't try to outshine the speaker: Jeff Shesol, who wrote for President Bill Clinton, said he and his fellow speechwriters were always trying to write memorable lines that could be used as sound bites by the media. But Clinton didn't like them and wouldn't use them. "It was tricky," Shesol said. "We were trying to write sound bites that didn't sound like sound bites." Shesol said he thought he had succeeded in slipping a nice sound bite into a June 1998 speech Clinton was to give after signing a bill that provided police more bullet-proof vests. In it Shesol had written a few lines he was particularly proud of. "It went like this, 'The line of fire will always be a dangerous place. But today, we are making it a little less dangerous for those who are brave enough to walk that line.' "
Clinton delivered the first line, but as dozens of police officers and their families in the audience looked on, added, "It's a dangerous place even if you wear these and still get shot in the leg" before he went on to finish the lines written for him. Shesol said he saw the audience alarmed by the ad lib and sure enough, Clinton's off-the-cuff words made all the sound-bites of the event.


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Margaret Low Smith has spent the past three decades with NPR, first as a production assistant and lately as the leader of the network's news division. As she departs from the network, Ari Shapiro and Audie Cornish offer a word of thanks.
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
House GOP leaders have abruptly canceled a vote on their own bill meant to address the surge of unaccompanied minors at the Mexican border. An effort to pass a pared down version of President Obama's request was blocked by a group of Tea Party conservatives. NPR's Senior Correspondent Ron Elving discusses the state of play.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
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Monday, July 28, 2014
In a deal that would have been unimaginable 20 years ago, Apple has announced a partnership with IBM. The two companies will work together on a new class of applications for iPads and iPhones.
Montana Senator Comes Under Fire For Plagiarism Allegations
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Sen. John Walsh of Montana was appointed to his seat, and he's preparing to face voters for the first time. The Democrat's bid will be complicated by plagiarism allegations.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
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Friday, July 18, 2014
Audie Cornish and Robert Siegel offer a summary of what's now known about the two big stories of the day: the shot-down Malaysian jet, and the mounting Israeli ground invasion in the Gaza Strip.
Inside Gaza And Under Israeli Fire, A Family Tries To Stay Safe
Friday, July 18, 2014
The Israeli army's invasion on the margins of the Gaza Strip has already wreaked havoc and injury for Gazans. A day in the life of the Abu Tawila family illustrates that stark and tragic reality.
A Pillar Of AIDS Research And Activism, Lost With Shot-Down Jet
Friday, July 18, 2014
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 had been carrying several researchers and activists on their way to a global AIDS conference in Australia. Among them was Dr. Joep Lange, a leading researcher and former president of the International AIDS Society. He was a giant in the field and a mentor to many.
Miss. Primary Saga Rolls On, As McDaniel Refuses To Back Down
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Jose Antonio Vargas, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and undocumented Filipino immigrant, has been detained at a Border Patrol station.
The Rise Of The Online Rebuttal — And How It's Making Waves In Print
Monday, July 14, 2014
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Columbia Business School (CBS) this week announced that it will launch a new networking initiative this fall designed to better connect MBA and EMBA students with complete the CBS network, including alumni, faculty, staff, executives-in-residence and more.
Called the Columbia Career Network (CCN), the new program is designed to capture every opportunity for students to interact with alumni and other industry leaders in a single place, creating a one-stop networking shop for the entire school.
Developed in partnership by the Dean's Office, the Office of Alumni Relations, the Career Management Center and the Office of Student Affairs, the CCN will track and list every occasion in which alumni are scheduled to visit campus to share their expertise and advice with students. Presented in an industry-specific way, this new resource is designed to streamline the networking process for CBS students and ensure that they know about and can take advantage of all opportunities to tap the resources of the extended CBS community.
CBS will launch the new CCN initiative during Orientation 2010 with an official Columbia Career Network Kick-Off. As part of this kick-off event, incoming MBA and EMBA students will be invited to meet alumni, peer advisors, career service staff members and faculty representing a wide array of industries, including consulting, finance, healthcare, investment management, marketing and branding, media and telecom, real estate, social enterprise, and venture capital and entrepreneurship.
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I've had this bag 5 winters now and it has been warm but it has some major problems. I take very good care of it and store it properly but the membrain lining is just peeling off the nylon around the head and top. It is no longer waterproof. You can see the down right through the nylon. This bag is ok for a year or two but for that much money I really expected it to last a little longer. If you want a quality product buy a Western Mountaineering bag, they are very nice and around the same price. You will have no issues what so ever, plus they are US made. WM also has a really good warranty. I will never again buy a Marmot product of any kind. Friends of mine have had all sorts of problems with jackets and other gear they make. Definitely a company to avoid.
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From birth to one month. Amazing how little she can do, and how we celebrate the tiny things — like the fact she looks at us. Drew thinks she smiles, but I think he is only hoping. I hope to get one soon.
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In experimental work with fly, mouse, cell culture, and human postmortem tissue, we are working to uncover mechanisms of neurodegeneration that underlie amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD). We are exploring the possibility that a "reawakening" of transposons -- dormant repetitive sequences in the DNA of certain brain cells -- may be responsible for causing cell death.
Research in Josh Dubnau's lab is concentrated on two different questions. First, Dubnau and his team are investigating mechanisms of memory using Drosophila as a model system. A second area of research is focused on uncovering mechanisms of neurodegeneration that underlie amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD). Work in the Dubnau lab has suggested a novel hypothesis to explain neurodegeneration in these disorders. They discovered that awakening retrotransposons in the genome of some brain cells might be responsible for causing cell death. Retrotransposons are virus-like repetitive elements that are encoded in the genome and are capable of replicating and inserting into new chromosomal positions. This can lead to DNA damage and cell death by a process known as apoptosis. The lab is investigating this hypothesis for ALS/FTLD using a multidisciplinary approach that includes experimental work with fly, mouse, cell culture, and human postmortem tissue. Computational analyses of genomic data are performed in collaboration with Molly Hammell's group. If the retrotransposon hypothesis is correct, it will change the trajectory of neurodegeneration research and have obvious clinical impact. Retrotransposon RNAs and proteins are promising new diagnostic markers and potentially important therapeutic targets.
Li, W., Prazak, L., Chatterjee, N., Grüninger, S., Krug, L., Theodorou, D., and Dubnau, J. 2013. Activation of transposable elements during aging and neuronal decline in Drosophila. Nat. Neurosci. 16: 529–531.
Li,W., Cressy, M., Qin, H., Fulga, T., Van Vactor, D., and Dubnau, J. 2013. microRNA-276a functions in ellipsoid body and mushroom body neurons for naïve and conditioned odor avoidance in Drosophila. J. Neurosci. 33: 5821–5833.
Li, W., Prazak, L., Jin, Y., Hammel, M., and Dubnau, J. 2012. Transposable elements in TDP-43-mediated neurodegenerative disorders. PLoS One 7(9) e44099.
Qin, H., Cressy, M., Li, W., Coravos, J., Izzi, S., and Dubnau, J. 2012. Gamma neurons mediate dopaminergic input during aversive olfactory memory formation in Drosophila. Curr. Biol. 22: 608–614.
Blum, A., Li, W., Cressy, M. and Dubnau, J. 2009. Short- and long-term memory in Drosophila require cAMP signaling in distinct neuron types. Curr. Biol. 19: 1341–1350.
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Helping your college senior develop a game plan, Part 1
It's a bittersweet time if your offspring are entering their final semester of college. Sweet, because the end of tuition checks is in sight. Bitter, because your daughter's entering a sketchy employment situation and you have turned her bedroom into your yoga studio and now you may have to give it back. This spring I teach my Launchpad Workshop for graduating seniors in my program at UMass, and here are a few tips I'll be sharing.
1. Head-in-sand is not an option. Some seniors try to avoid this transition process by partying like crazy during their final semester, on "last hurrah" grounds. That's a mistake. It doesn't have to be either/or. Oddly enough, the best de-stresser is action. Once students actually start taking action, they become more positive, and they're in a better position to sell themselves to an employer.
2. Get your senior to take advantage of the college career services, both on the ground and online. You've paid for these services for four years now. Use them! At the UMass Career Services site, for example, students can set up and save job or internship searches, and new listings arrive in their mailboxes as they come in.
Most people find their jobs through their networks, and college offers the first network. Seniors can join the college's alumni association and start tapping into the organization's mentoring and networking functions. At UMass, Maroon Central offers lots of ways to connect with alumni in their fields.
3. Seniors can use technology and social media to go beyond the resume. Make sure your senior is on LinkedIn. (You should be, too.) Then make the most of it with these tips. Get past employers to provide recommendations.
I also tell students go to Vistaprint and get business cards, and carry them everywhere. Spend a little more and get a two-sided card. On the front, include a photo, contact info (including their LinkedIn address), on the back, feature a mini-resume with their major, skills set and what they're looking for. (One enterprising student put a Q Code on her card that linked to her online portfolio.) It's a great ice-breaker when networking.
Most experts are saying that the big job sites are not as effective as they used to be--it's the face-to-face that matters; but they're still worth a look to see what skills employers are looking for. I have students search on indeed, and idealist for non-profit jobs, as well as smaller, niche sites depending on the field; for example, sports jobs What Color Is Your Parachute author Richard Bolles recommends Job-Hunt, a fantastic resource for anyone looking for a job.
Get your senior to set up an account on mint.com to track her finances. American Student Assistance offers lots of resources for what they call "financial wellness" for young people; my next post features an interview with their experts on managing student loan debt.
4: Read books. I get students started by reading The Success Principles, by Jack Canfield. This is the mother of all self-help books, and it's the one book that, year after year, students thank me for putting into their hands. Suze Orman's The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke is a great roundup book on money management for young people, and, from my experience, boy, do they need it.
The classic What Color Is Your Parachute is still the best out there. Author Richard Bolles points out that jobhunting is a skill that can be learned, and you need to understand how the hiring process works to be successful. You'd be surprised to see the difference between jobseekers perceptions of how people get hired and the reality.
5. Don't count on any of the above things alone to get a job. It's likely to take awhile, and everyone's expectations will probably need adjustments along the way. But you may be surprised at what happens when your senior commits three or four hours per week to the work of finding a job, starting now. I have seen students make connections through informational interviews that later led to jobs. And even now, a year later, I'm in touch with last year's seniors with job opportunities I come across.
So get that network going and keep working it. Tell everyone you know that your son or daughter is looking for work; ask those people to tell everyone they know. You may be surprised at what this leads to.
If all else fails, adjust yourself to the fact that your senior may have to do a post-graduate internship. (Yes, working for free. Yes, this does stink. Hey, Massachusetts employers, how about hiring our young people so they don't move to Charlotte?) On the positive side, I've seen several students get permanent jobs this way.
In my next post, I've got information on the student loan repayment process.
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The Art of Living Mississauga Chapter has a Certificate of Appreciation from Mayor Hazel McCallion in recognition of the contributions and commitment of its volunteers to improving the City of Mississauga's parks and natural areas. The Art of Living volunteers have a commitment and work diligently to beautify the City's green spaces of including Shelby Park, Birch wood Park and Meadowvale Conservation. To date we have planted over 5000 trees in partnership with the City of Mississauga's Naturalization Program.
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The Art of Living Richmond Hill Chapter is making positive environmental changes at Hunter's Point Wildlife Park.Art of Living volunteers are caring for the native wildflower gardens and trees by removing unwanted and invasive species, and planting native wildflowers to attract valuable pollinators.
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Supporting our communities to care for the environment is just one of the many ways Art of Living volunteers rally together to clean and green.Once again, the Mississauga Chapter receives the Certificate of Recognition for its two year commitment to the Don't Be a Litterbug Campaign.The Mayor commends the Art of Living team of volunteers for "...setting a great example for local groups to follow".


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As the only UN agency specifically mandated with the responsibility for promoting creativity and safeguarding the world's rich and diverse cultural heritage, UNESCO has a unique role to play in the rapidly-changing countries of South Asia.
UNESCO's continuous commitment for Culture and Development since the 1980s has led the international community to move from the concept of "Culture as a factor for Development" to "Culture as the conditions for Sustainable Development." The development of Cultural Industries has shown how artistic creativity contributes to economic growth. The significance acquired by the intangible components of cultural heritage and the recognition of both traditional skills and community-based know-how offer alternative options for local communities to improve their livelihood.
UNESCO Office in New Delhi's culture programme focuses on empowering decision-makers and communities to make efforts in preserving and enhancing sustainability of the rich and diverse culture in the South Asia region. In a time of unprecedented economic and social change, UNESCO's mandate is to ensure that its diverse histories, cultures and habitats are not only preserved, but are tapped and filled with renewed relevance for the future generations.
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The U.S. Congress is reviewing the Patriot Act, the contentious law that was passed in a tearing hurry in the aftermath of September 11 strikes. Human rights groups and many US lawmakers, both Democrats and Republicans, see the Patriot Act as too rigid, too invasive and violating fundamental rights of the Americans. Even Attorney-General Alberto Gonzales, a hardliner to the core, has conceded that the Patriot Act does "need some adjustments". (Khaleej Times)
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"Sinister" is a story made of darkness: mysterious loud bangs in the attic, distant moans from the dead, vulnerable children, an egomaniac crime writer and his long-suffering wife, who is plenty fed up even before she discovers he has moved his family into the same house where horrifying murders took place.
The movie opens with four people standing with nooses around their necks and hoods over their heads. From above the frame, a power saw cuts off a tree limb. As it falls, its weight hangs the victims. Soon after Ellison Oswalt and wife Tracy (Ethan Hawke and Juliet Rylance) move into a spacious suburban house, we can see through the kitchen window that the hanging tree, with a distinctive split branch, is in the backyard.
What kind of a psycho would move his family into this house? Even the unfriendly sheriff tells him it's in "very poor taste." But the house was priced to sell. Almost immediately Ellison discovers it was no bargain. In the attic, he finds a box labeled "Home Movies," containing reels of Super-8 film and a projector to exhibit them.
"Sinister" is an undeniably scary movie, with performances adding enough human interest to give depth to the basic building blocks of horror. Ethan Hawke plays an introverted, driven man who wrote a best-selling, true-crime book some years ago and is convinced a book about those ghastly hangings will be another success — especially since one member of the doomed family is still missing.
His wife shares the misgivings of her children about being uprooted from their former home and being moved to an isolated house in the woods. Her distress grows as Ellison locks himself in his office, and grows distant and distracted. Their children, Trevor and Ashley (Michael Hall D'Addario and Clare Foley), begin to have night terrors and episodes of sleepwalking. Although Tracy remains ignorant of the house's true history, the kids discover it soon enough through playground tauntings. Ashley, who has been given one wall of her room to paint on, begins to summon disturbing images.
The film, directed by Scott Derrickson ("The Exorcism of Emily Rose"), focuses on Ellison, who spends much time scrutinizing the 8mm movies, which disturbingly show the murders of other families. He transfers them to his laptop, and his stop-action analysis uncovers almost hidden details. Some shots cause him to recoil in terror. He begins to hit the bottle. His wife grows hostile.
Almost all of the action occurs at night. Wouldn't you know for part of the time the power is off in their neighborhood? (The outage doesn't seem to affect the porch lights.) Even when the power seems to be working, Ellison for no reason prefers to creep around the house and climb into the attic carrying a small flashlight, which serves only to make him a target to anything that might be waiting in the dark. I was strongly reminded of Ellen Burstyn creeping into her attic in "The Exorcist," holding only a candle. All through "Sinister," you keep thinking, "Switch on the lights, fool!"
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And then there is Vincent D'Onofrio, as a university professor of the occult and mythological, who opens up a line of possibility that eventually saves the ending from being a red herring. Yes, the ending is horrifying, but I don't believe in that stuff. I'm pretty sure I don't.
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Annie Kloppenberg & Company Announces Tenth Anniversary Performances
Kloppenberg, "a choreographer of nuances" according to The Boston Globe, will be showcasing repertory highlights from her company's ten years on November 16 and 17 in Cambridge, MA. Discounted tickets are available to anyone who brings a concert program from another professional Boston area dance performance in the last month and/or non-perishable food items for donation for Thanksgiving.
The darkly compelling Expert Witness (2011) features an original sound score by Albert Mathias, who has won a BESSIE award for his work with Bebe Miller. In The Waters at Whose Edge We Stand (2005), three women fall, cradle, and support one another with care, urgency, and sometimes, desperation. In both Indelible Marks (2009), which includes visuals by mixed media artists Nicole Gibbs and Lily Skove and This Terrain: traveled, traced, trampled underfoot (2008) with an original score by Michael Wall, ideas about body, desire, and landscape unfold in movement explorations inspired by the landscape architectural idea of "Desire Lines." Simple and precise episodes in This Dance Needs a New Title- choose your own… (2007) develop in an ever-unpredictable way. It's funny, but uncomfortably so. The performers judge an empty chair, describe a prom dress with blue plastic plates, and admonish the audience for potentially having missed a beautiful part of the dance. Between II, which premieres a week earlier in the "Fashionless Dance Concert" at the Dance Complex, presents formal investigations of the space between two bodies that begins with almost clinical attention and becomes intensely personal. Kloppenberg and Kendra Portier of David Dorfman Dance will premiere a brand new duet.
Finally, joining Kloppenberg's company is a group of young dancers from Concord Academy Summer Stages Dance where Kloppenberg was a choreographic fellow this past summer. Excerpts A Simple Form of Matter, which premiered its workshop version at the ICA and is the company's next research project, will give audiences a taste of what's to come for this vibrant company. Kloppenberg is on the board at Green Street Studios, co-curates the weekly class series Moving Target Boston through which she has forged collaborations with the ICA, World Music/CRASHarts, and NYC's DNA Dance. Kloppenberg teaches and performs nationally with the improvisational ensemble, Like You Mean It, and has worked with a variety of noted artists including Guggenheim and Ford Fellow Bebe Miller and Boston's Rebecca Rice, among others. Kloppenberg is Assistant Professor of Dance at Colby College and holds an MFA from The Ohio State University and a BA from Middlebury College. November 16 &17, 8pm; Nov. 17, 4pm $20 General Admission, $15 BDA & Seniors, $12 Students $2 Discount with a non-perishable food item for donation
*** For $10 tickets, please bring a program from ANY professional Boston Dance Concert in the last month AND a non-perishable food item for donation.*** Reservations: 617.864.3191 More information: www.anniekloppenberg.com
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"Sovereign Health Group is a leading residential Addiction, Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health Treatment provider with multiple treatment locations in the US. We offer evidence based treatment, individualized treatment plans, cognitive testing and rehabilitation, individual and group therapy sessions, and many other treatment components We invite you to review our website, chat with us online, or call for a free confidential assessment to learn more and discuss how Sovereign Health can be a solution for you. We ACCEPT MOST PPO insurances and offer private pay options.
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"At Cedar Creek located in Austin Texas, we seek to empower women with the recovery tools and life skills needed to achieve long term success and happiness in sobriety. By committing to an all-female environment, our aim is to make our treatment facilities feel like the safest place possible for you to truly educate yourself on the triggers of your addiction, to learn more about self-awareness, and to begin to build your way towards new lives free from addictive patterns and behaviors. By identifying and working on your weaknesses, you become empowered to own your sobriety. We work with you to design an individualized program. Your program focuses on your needs, build on your strengths and meet your goals. Recovery doesn't just mean the absence of drugs and alcohol, it is a continuous, evolving journey toward peace and happiness.
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"What is Brain Restoration+ (NTR) Neurotransmitter Restoration Therapy or BR+ is a Natural IV therapy used to help those detox from addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. The IV therapy utilizes a co enzyme called NAD to saturate the brain in nutrients. The nutrients directly result in the decrease of withdrawal by 50% or more. The therapy eliminates cravings from the drug or alcohol by the end of treatment with a full brain restoration. The NAD process heals damage that has been done in the brain and corrects the chemical imbalances. In just 10-14 days, BR+ will improve fatigue, anxiety, and depression caused by the substance use.
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Anchor West
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"Our mission is to provide a quality program for men at a reasonable price that many can afford. Affordable 15-month alcohol/drug treatment and aftercare program includes 90 days of intensive treatment followed by 12 months of continuing care. Unique 12 Step-based completion program provides individual and group counseling by master's level counselors, CrossFit training five days a week, and hands-on life skills instruction. Our intensive aftercare program meets 52 weeks a year for 1.5 hours with a licensed counselor plus weekly meditation, spiritual development, yoga, and psycho-educational sessions. We offer optional sober living and a 12 month monitoring program after completion of the 90 day treatment program. We accept cash and/or will work with your insurance benefits to get you the best possible coverage.
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"If you are in need of residential/inpatient addiction treatment and limited to paying only using your HMO or PPO health insurance plan, we're here to help! Even better, we offer many more treatment location options AND services that are typically not voluntarily made available to you as the client. Our motto is - "You pay a lot of money for health coverage, and thus you deserve to have a powerful resource readily available that enables you to far exceed the typical minimal in-network coverage that your insurance company presents to you." That is why we're here...to ensure you get better treatment services than you may think are actually available to you!
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We serve:San Antonio, Texas 78250
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Canopy Cove Eating Disorder Treatment Center
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"Canopy Cove, a top residential Eating Disorder Treatment Center has 25 years' experience providing compassionate, effective treatment for Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder, and Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified. We offer separate programs for Adults, Teens, Men, and Women and three levels of care: Residential, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient. We specialize in treating those dealing with an Eating Disorder and co-existing, dual-diagnosis such as depression and Diabetes. We provide top quality care and are approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
(850) 588-2898
We serve:San Antonio, Texas 78205
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The Arbor
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"The Arbor is a substance abuse treatment center for chemical dependency and dual disorders located on a 67- acre urban ranch northeast of Austin, Texas. We offer a 15-month program which includes 30, 60, and/or 90 days of residential treatment followed by 52 weeks of gender-specific small process groups lead by a licensed chemical dependency counselor. Fifty-two week aftercare program offers 1.5 hour gender-specific group sessions with LCDC counselor with weekly meditation, spiritual development, yoga and psycho-educational sessions We treat both men and women age 18 and over, and offer gender-specific programming.
(866) 202-0641
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Addiction Campuses
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"You can't start a new life without holistic treatment for the mind, body and spirit. Addiction Campuses provides the most comprehensive addiction treatment program in the country by going beyond the standard 30 day plan and treating persons struggling with addiction mentally and spiritually to break the cycle of repeated visits to treatment. Give me a call today - I'll walk through this process with you, I will answer any and all questions that you have, and I will not stop until you have exactly what you need for yourself or your loved one to heal from addiction - for life. From our former client, Rick. "The people you're going to be surrounded by at Addiction Campuses of Texas will change your life. You're not just a number here - you're embraced by people with your best intentions. They want you to be set free."
(817) 380-3765
We serve:San Antonio, Texas 78257
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Residential Inpatient treatment in San Antonio usually consists of 24 hour care at a live-in facility. Full treatment services, including medical and behavioral therapy are provided all at one location near San Antonio.
Medical supervision is generally placed over each resident. In drug treatment centers, clients can detox safely. In eating disorder centers in San Antonio, residential programs enable effective monitoring of the client's health during the treatment program.
Inpatient care offers a structured atmosphere and allows the client and providers to focus on physical and psychological healing.
Outpatient treatment programs in San Antonio or clinics provide flexibility to those who are unable to take time away from their regular lives, work or school. Programs typically meet at the clinic a couple of times every week for a few hours at a time.
Because clients are living away from the centers, outpatient facilities in San Antonio are less able to focus on medical conditions and nutritional needs.
Certain programs provide a combination of the in/out approach: Inpatient for medical stabilization, partial hospitalization for moderate cases, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient clinics for follow-up.