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Rural Rehabilitation: A Modern Perspective, Jared C. Schultz; Rehabilitation Education
Introducing the Journal of Direct, Timothy A. Slocum and Nancy Merchand-Martella; Journal of Direct Instruction
Disability, Society, and the Individual, Julie F. Smart; Disability, Society, and the Individual
The Role of Women in Rehabilitation Education, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Pigeon Preferences Between Equivalent Unit Prices: Predictions of the Microeconomic Theory of Unit Price, James L. Soldner and G. J. Madden; Pigeon Preferences Between Equivalent Unit Prices: Predictions of the Microeconomic Theory of Unit Price
Evaluation of a Brief Multiple-StimulusPreference Assessment in a Naturalistic Context, J. E. Carr, A. C. Nicholson, and Thomas S. Higbee; Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
Further Evaluation of the Multiple-Stimulus Preference Assessment, Thomas S. Higbee, J. E. Carr, and C. D. Harrison; Research in Developmental Disabilities
Helping Youth Succeed: Strengthening Family Ties, T. R. Lee and Tami W. Pyfer; Helping Youth Succeed: Strengthening Family Ties
Validity and the Employment Expectation Questionnaire-Beta Version: Do Attitudes Mediate Outcomes?, Michael J. Millington, S. Leierer, and M. Abadie; Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin
Tinker, Tailor, Seller, Sailor: Assisting Youth to Select Preferred Job Placements Using Video and CD ROM, Robert L. Morgan, D. A. Ellerd, and B. P. Gerity; Utah Special Educator
That's the Job I Want! How Technology Helps Young People in Transition, Robert L. Morgan, D. A. Ellerd, B. P. Gerity, and R. J. Blair; Teaching Exceptional Children
A Survey of Community Employment Placements: Where are Youth and Adults with Disabilities Working?, Robert L. Morgan, D. A. Ellerd, and K. Jensen; Career Development for Exceptional Individuals
Using Video and CD-ROM Technology in a Job Preference Inventory for Youth with Severe Disabilities, Robert L. Morgan, B. P. Gerity, and D. A. Ellerd; Journal of Special Education Technology
Accommodating Students with Disabilities in Higher Education, L. D. Peterson and Charles L. Salzberg; CPD News
The ASD Project: Accommodating Students with Disabilities Higher Education, Charles L. Salzberg, L. D. Peterson, and C. Debrand; CPD News
Get 'Em on Task--A Computer Signaling Program to Teach Attending and Self-Management Skills, R. B. Althouse, W. R. Jenson, Marilyn Likins, and D. M. Morgan; Get 'Em on Task--A Computer Signaling Program to Teach Attending and Self-Management Skills
The Role of Work in Life Care Planning, T. Blackwell, Michael J. Millington, and D. Gugliemo; Work
The Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Announces the Development of a Consumer-Driven Job Preference Program Using a Motion Video, CD ROM System, D. Ellerd and Robert L. Morgan; CPD News
Collaborative Teaching Series, by Kathleen C. Harris and Marcia Smith, Nancy K. Glomb; Journal of Educational and Psychological Consultaton
Instructor's Resources: Educating Exceptional Children (Ninth Edition), Nancy K. Glomb; Instructor's Resources: Educating Exceptional Children
Incorporating New Technology and Techniques in theTreatment of Young Children with Autism, Thomas S. Higbee; Autism: Behavior-Analytic Perspectives
The Effects of Pictorial VersusTangible Stimuli in Stimulus Preference Assessments, Thomas S. Higbee, J. E. Carr, and C. D. Harrison; Research in Developmental Disabilities
Functional Assessment and Intervention Program (FAIP), W. R. Jenson, Marilyn Likins, R. B. Althouse, D. M. Morgan, and H. K. Reavis; Functional Assessment and Intervention Program (FAIP)
Supervision of Paraeducators: Is This Really in My Job Description?, Marilyn Likins and Robert L. Morgan; Utah Special Educator
Helping Youth Succeed, Tami W. Pyfer, T. R. Lee, and Glen O. Jenson; Helping Youth Succeed
Update on H.I.V. Infection: Biomedical, Psychosocial, and Disability Management Issues, C. Reid, S. Leierer, and Michael J. Millington; Work
Tips on Planning Center Time Activities for Preschool Classrooms, R. Santos, Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft, and J. Akers; Young Exceptional Children
The Effects of Direct Questions on Preschool Children's Responses to Indirect Requests, R. M. Santos and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Journal of Behavioral Education
The Changing Role of Employment Support Staff, Jared C. Schultz; Rehab Network
An Integrative Model for Supervision in Rehabilitation, Jared C. Schultz, B. A. Copple, and J. N. Ososkie; Rehabilitation Education
Utilizing Brief Therapy Principles in Rehabilitation Counseling, Jared C. Schultz and J. N. Ososkie; Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling
The Importance of Student Participation in Direct Instruction Research, Tim A. Slocum and B. Lignugaris/Kraft; Effective School Practices
The Importance of Student Participation in Direct Instruction Research, Timothy A. Slocum and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Effective School Practices
Book Review of Parker and Szymanski's Rehabilitation Counseling: Basics and Beyond, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Editorial Introduction and Overview: Distance Education in Graduate Rehabilitation Programs, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Issues in Rehabilitation Distance Education, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Work Safety Skills: A Neglected Curricular Area, M. Agran, J. Swaner, and Kimberly H. Snow; CDEI
Opening Doors: Enabling Students with Severe Disabilities to Identify Career Preferences, D. A. Ellerd and Robert L. Morgan; Utah Special Educator
Promoting Collaboration in a Rural Middle School through an IHE/SchoolPartnership, Nancy K. Glomb and K. Swenson; Monograph: IDEA '97: Strengthening Personnel Development in Your State
Reinforcer Identification in Infants, Thomas S. Higbee and M. Pelaez-Nogueras; Behavioral Development
Assessing and Classifying Studentswith Behavioral Disorders: Some Tips for Improving Practice, Marilyn Likins and D. M. Morgan; Utah Special Educator
The Constructs and Practices of Job Placement, Michael J. Millington, R. Butterworth, S. Fesko, and H. McCarthy; Rehabilitation Counseling: Basics and Beyond
Employment Expectation Profiles as a Differential Measure of Employment-Relevant Attitudes Towards People with Disabilities, Michael J. Millington, D. Rosenthal, and A. Lott; Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling
Planning Strategy in Disability Management, Michael J. Millington and D. R. Strauser; Work
Support for Instructors and Learners in Education via Distance Technologies, S. Rule, J. Pemberton, Julie F. Smart, and C. Rowland; Monograph of CSPD Conference in Leadership and Change
Employment Expectations as a Differential Indicator of Attitudes Toward People with Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Mellitus, P. D. Rumrill, Michael J. Millington, J. M. Webb, and B. G. Cook; Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation
Multicultural Rehabilitation Education: Issues of Implementation, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Teaching Writing in Graduate Rehabilitation Programs, Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Classroom Management and Instruction Competencies for Preparing Elementary and Special Education Teachers, F. H. Gilberts and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Teaching and Teacher Education
Keeping Everyone on the Same Page: Using Common Case Studies Across Programs, Nancy K. Glomb; Conference of the Council for Exceptional Children
If It Takes Two to Tango, Then Why Not Teach Both Partners to Dance? Collaboration Instruction for All Educators, P. J. Hudson and Nancy K. Glomb; Journal of Learning Disabilities
Integrating Effective Teaching Literature with Literature on Instruction in the Natural Environment, Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft and A. Santos; Exceptionality
Observation of Direct Instruction Teaching Behaviors: Determining a Representative Sample of Time for Supervision, N. E. Marchand-Martella, R. Martella, and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; International Journal of Special Education
Reliability of Observations Done by Cooperating Teacher Supervisors in a Direct Instruction Practicum, N. Marchand-Martella and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Effective School Practices
Perception of Screening and Hiring Factors of the Employment Expectations Questionnaire, Michael J. Millington and C. Reid; Journal of Job Placement
Employment Expectations in Rehabilitation Counseling: Factors of Employment Selection, Michael J. Millington, C. Reid, and S. Leierer; Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin
Delivering Feedback on Teaching Performance to Improve Student Instruction: Looking for Methods in Hopes of Avoiding Madness, Robert L. Morgan; Effective School Practices
Training Program for Paraprofessionals is Used Nationwide, Robert L. Morgan; CPD News
Regulating the Use of Behavioral Procedures in Schools: A Five-Year Follow-Up Survey of State Department Standards, Robert L. Morgan, T. Loosli, and S. Striefel; Journal of Special Education
Supported Employment Specialists Assist in Developing a Staff Training Program, Robert L. Morgan and Tracy Woolstenhulme; Utah AAMR
A Voluntary Approach to Collaborative Teacher Preparation: A Dual Major Program at Utah State University, Charles L. Salzberg, Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft, and J. Monson; Teacher Education in Transition: Collaborative Programs to Prepare General and Special Educators
Integrating Research on Effective Instruction With Instruction in the Natural Environment for Young Children With Disabilities, A. Santos and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Exceptionality
DSM-IV and Culturally Sensitive Diagnosis: Some Observations for Counselors, D. W. Smart and Julie F. Smart; Journal of Counseling and Development
Culturally Sensitive Informed Choice in Rehabilitation Counseling, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling
Disability Issues in Translation/Interpretation, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; American Translators Association Scholarly Monograph Series
Introduction, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Hatherleigh Guide to Vocational Career Counseling
The Racial/Ethnic Demography of Disability, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Journal of Rehabilitation
Vocational Evaluation of Hispanic Clients, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Vocational Assessment: Evaluation for People with Disabilities
Vocational Evaluation of Hispanic Clients with Disabilities, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Hatherleigh Guide to Vocational and Career Counseling
Professional Practice: Placement, R. Stensrud, Michael J. Millington, and D. Gilbride; Rehabilitation Counseling: Profession & Practice
A Comparison ofNoncontingent Reinforcement, Other Competing Stimulation, and Liquid Rescheduling for the Treatment of Rumination, D. A. Wilder, R. Draper, W. L. Williams, and Thomas S. Higbee; Behavioral Interventions
A SimplifiedMethod of Toilet Training Adults in Residential Settings, D. A. Wilder, Thomas S. Higbee, W. L. Williams, and A. Nachtwey; Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry
Inclusion and Community-Based Instruction, M. Agran, Kimberly H. Snow, and J. Swaner; Inclusion and Community-Based Instruction
Teaching Pairs of Preschoolers with Disabilities to Seek Adult Assistance in Response to Simulated Injuries: Acquisition and Promotion of Observational Learning, A. M. Christensen, Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft, and B. Fiechtl; Education and Treatment of Children
School Reform: Gunnison Valley Elementary School and ASAP, G. H. Gilberts, Timothy A. Slocum, and E. Jensen; Theories and Practices in Supervision and Curriculum
Do Social Skills Programs Accommodate Cultural Diversity?: A Review of Secondary Curricula, Nancy K. Glomb; Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention
Transition: A Transition Guide for AOCAP Grantees, Judith M. Holt, K. Norris, and B. Reynolds; National Agent Orange Training and Technical Assistance Program
Paraeducators: Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going, Marilyn Likins and R. Schelbe; Utah Special Educator
Employers and Job Development: The Business Perspective, Michael J. Millington, K. K. Asner, D. C. Linkowski, and J. Der-Stepanian; Work and Disability
A Socially Desirable Response to the Politically Incorrect Use of Disability Labels, Michael J. Millington and S. J. Leierer; Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin
A Preliminary Investigation of the Role of Differential Complexity and Response Style in Measuring Attitudes Towards People with Disabilities, Michael J. Millington, D. Strohmer, C. Reid, and D. Spengler; Rehabilitation Psychology
Enhancing Skills of Paraeducators: A Training Program Available to Utah School Districts, Robert L. Morgan; The Utah Special Educator
Scholarship Reconsidered: A Direction for Rehabilitation, D. W. Smart and Julie F. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
College of Education Multicultural Curriculum Resource Directory, Julie F. Smart and J. Barta; College of Education Multicultural Curriculum Resource Directory
The Rehabilitation of Hispanics: Topics of Interest to Educators, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Rehabilitation Education
Vocational Evaluation/Assessment of Hispanics with Disabilities, Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart; Hatherleigh Guide to Treating Substance Abuse, Part II
Using a Cumulative Programming Strategy for Initial Language Instruction: A Case Study, M. Tso and Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft; Effective School Practices
Inclusion and Community-Based Instruction: Are They Conflicts or Compliments?, M. Agran and Kimberly H. Snow; Inclusion and Community-Based Instruction: Are They Conflicts or Compliments?
Cooperative Teaching: Rebuilding the Schoolhouse for all Students, by Jeanne Bauwensand Jack J. Hourcade, Nancy K. Glomb; Journal of Educational and Psychological Consultaton
AOCAP Service Coordination: Conceptual Framework, Outcomes, and Policy Implications, Judith M. Holt; Proceedings of Agent Orange Class Assistance Program Symposium, The Legacy of Vietnam Veterans And Their Families: Survivors Of War-Catalysts For Change
Needs Sensing Activities Report, Judith M. Holt and D. Deere; Arkansas State Independent Living Council, AR Rehabilitation Services
AOCAP Service Coordination: Conceptual Framework, Outcomes and Policy Implications, Judith M. Holt, K. Norris, C. Liles, and M. Swanson; The Legacy of Vietnam Veterans And Their Families: Survivors Of War- Catalysts For Change
Employer Perspectives on Vocational Evaluation, Michael J. Millington; The Seventh National Forum on Issues in Vocational Assessment
A Contextual-Stage Model for Employment Selection, Michael J. Millington, E. M. Szymanski, and S. Johnston-Rodriguez; Journal of Job Placement
What Those Hiring New Teachers Consider in Initial Evaluation of Applicants for a Teaching Position, J. Monson, Benjamin Lignugaris/Kraft, D. A. Byrnes, and K. Johnson; Researcher
Distance Learners: Utah Paraeducators Participate in Two-Way InteractiveTraining, Robert L. Morgan; New Directions
Training for Supported Employment Specialists and Their Supervisors: Identifying Important Training Topics, Robert L. Morgan, N. Ames, R. Feng, and M. Taylor; Education and Training in Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
"Tuesday Night Live:" Training Utah Paraeducators via Distance Education, Robert L. Morgan, Marilyn Likins, and E. K. McConaughy; Utah Special Educator
How Does Utah's LRBI Policy Compare with State Department Behavioral Intervention Standards Across the United States?, Robert L. Morgan, T. Loosli, and Marilyn Likins; Utah Special Educator
SUPER Teachers: New Grant Award Targets Supervision Skills for Teachers, Robert L. Morgan and Charles L. Salzberg; CPD News


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A hell week is coming to a close. Jim is cutting out the boards that I mounted (yes, the AE lends a hand). We're delivering them to our client. She's at a dinner reservation and leaves for China in the morning to present their new packaging to a big customer. Now that's full service.
I don't have the energy to write at this point.
So here's some highlights from today:
Out Jim's window. Great patterns.
My art project, made from a single-serving packet of life-saving Advil.
A rather cool picture of Jim, our CD, at work. Greektown in the background. He's always backlit like this. Kinda funny having meetings in his office.


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Nevertheless, the ACE notes, with concern, the tendency in certain
Member States, to liberally interpret the requirement that is set out
in the European « Services » Directive[2] to examine national
legislation and regulation that could, a priori, act as barriers to
the free provision of services and the freedom of establishment.
Among the questions that have been, or are, the subject of enquiry in several Member States are obligatory registration in an Order or Chamber and reserved functions, to mention just two striking examples among many.
Another recent example that the ACE has learnt of relates to the question of the ownership of architectural companies. This is a crucial question insofar as the holding, by architects, of a majority of the ownership, shares and decision-making powers is indispensable to guarantee, in the public interest, the independence of the professionals concerned from the vested interests of industry or economic actors to protect the interest of their clients and users.
It is recalled that one of the principles set out in the ACE
Deontological Code – a reference document adopted by the General
Assembly of the ACE in November 2005: Providers of architectural services within the European Union must be
dedicated to the highest standards of independence, impartiality,
professional secrecy, integrity, competence and professionalism, and to
the highest possible quality of their design, technical and service
A systematic and ill-considered deregulation is likely to have effects that are contrary to the public interest, particularly when it comes to the architectural profession. The necessary control of the qualifications, through appropriate procedures such as registration and the respect of a deontological code; the fact that the profession is constituted, in great part across all of Europe, of very small, even micro-enterprises; the legitimate call for equal access for all enterprises to the market are, among other factors, criteria that justify the need to recognise the specific nature of the profession. It should not be forgotten that European citizens generally spend more than 90% of their time in buildings, which represent a major part of the work done by architects.
At the time when the global economic and financial crisis bears witness to the negative effects that arise when excessive confidence is placed in the capacity of the market to protect the consumer and when policies for a more sustainable development are being put in place, systematic deregulation evidently appears to be an inappropriate choice.
Already at the start of May 2009, the ACE drew the attention of the European Institutions and of the governments of the Member Sates to the perverse and potentially dangerous effects of certain deregulatory actions. The ACE also called on the candidates for the European Elections to give their attention to this matter and it is preparing to engage, this autumn, in a serious dialogue with the newly elected Parliament and the new European Commission that will be based on the propositions already set out in order to promote a more balanced and positive approach to (de)regulation in this sector.
Annexed to this Press Release, several recent political developments that lend support to the ACE view are set out.
Annexe to the ACE Press Release of 16th July 2009:
The provisions of the « Services » Directive are intrinsically linked to those of the Directive on the Recognition of Professional Qualifications in which Recital 27 reads:
« Architectural design, the quality of buildings, their harmonious incorporation into their surroundings, respect for natural and urban landscapes and for the public and private heritage are a matter of public interest. Mutual recognition of qualifications should therefore be based on qualitative and quantitative criteria which ensure that the holders of recognised qualifications are in a position to understand and translate the needs of individuals, social groups and authorities as regards spatial planning, the design, organisation and realisation of structures, conservation and the exploitation of the architectural heritage, and protection of natural balances. »
In the Council Conclusions on architecture and sustainable development of the 13th December 2008[3]:
« Calls on the Member States and the Commission, within their respective limits and with due respect for the principle of subsidiarity (to) make allowance for architecture and its specific features, in particular its cultural aspects, in all relevant policies, especially in research, economic and social cohesion, sustainable development and education policies »
Additionally, it is recalled that in the final declaration of the Ministers in charge of urban development who met on the 25th November 2009 in Marseille, on the invitation of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union on the theme of « Sustainable Cities », the Ministers proposed: « …to consider the key role of architecture and urban quality in the process of integrated and sustainable urban development, giving particular attention to heritage, creative and innovative architectural solutions and thus achieve better quality of living environment. »
[1] The Architects' Council of Europe (ACE) is the European organisation representing the architectural profession at European level. Its headquarters and Secretariat are located in Brussels. Its growing membership consists of Member Organisations, which are the nationally representative regulatory and professional bodies of all European Union (EU) Member States, Accession States, Switzerland and Norway. Through them, it represents the interests of about 480,000 architects. The principal function of the ACE is to monitor developments at EU level, seeking to influence those areas of EU Policy and legislation that have an impact on architectural practice and on the overall quality and sustainability of the built environment.
[2] Directive on Service in the Internal market (2006/123/EC), which must be fully transposed by the end of 2009 [3] Council Conclusions relating to architecture: the contribution of culture to sustainable development – OJEU 2008/C319/05


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"We also demonstrate that ssDNA probe molecules can be placed on heaters in solution, dried, and then rehydrated by ssDNA target molecules in droplets for hybridization and detection," said Bashir, who is director of the Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory at Illinois. "This platform enables many applications in droplets including hybridization of low copy number DNA molecules, lysing of single cells, interrogation of ligandreceptor interactions, and rapid temperature cycling for amplification of DNA molecules.
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I purchased this to go on an upcoming trip to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. I haven't been on the trip yet, so I can't testify to its use out in the field, but I tried this on around my apartment and found it to be really comfortable and very warm! The hood is perfect to fit over my head with my hair up in a pony tail (this is something I tend to struggle to find in jackets with hoods) and the size Medium fits me perfect. It doesn't feel or look too bulky at all. I tried this on in REI without the hood and found the size small to mostly fit me, too, but was a bit too tight around the shoulders and wouldn't have been able to wear layers beneath it comfortably. I think this jacket runs true to size as I usually wear a medium. I can't wait to try it out for real on my trip!
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Height: 6' 2"Weight: 175 lbsSize Purchased: Large
I can see people love this coat and I found it well made, warm and with some nice features. (adjustable hood, internal zip pocket) but for a tall thin person, this coat fits silly. A tad too short in the torso, and after trying on many coats, this is the only one that isn't forgiving of a flatter chest. It is more of a straight fit than the fitted look of the photograph. It is cozy, but I want a leaner look.
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- Fit: True to size
Height: 5' 4"Weight: 130 lbsSize Purchased: small
Keeps me warm and my pack light. Great jacket for a wide range of conditions. Nice job, Patagonia.
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Height: 5' 3"Weight: 110 lbsSize Purchased: XS
This jacket fits true to size and is perfectly tailored to fit snuggly in all places. The hood is super warm because the zipper comes up to about the nose to make you feel so bundled up and warm. I did notice this material makes your hair static-y but it's very warm and lightweight. Perfect for trips when space is limited.
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Height: 5' 1"Weight: 130 lbsSize Purchased: February
I originally was due to send this jacket back because I found it was too thing and it wasn't going to warm me as much as I wanted specially with this (NY weather) but I have to say that it proved me wrong, my co-workers suggested this website and I'm happy that I listened to them, it fits perfect I got a size small as I am 5'1
Would you please let me know the length of this coat (measured down the back ) and is it the same length as the High Loft Hooded down sweater? I am interested in whichever one is longer :) thank you so much!
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I love the new fit of the 2015 down sweater hoody. It fits great. I tried one on a few years ago and thought it was too boxy so held off. I am 5 foot 7, 145 pounds, and the medium is a great fit for me. I am always cold in Portland, OR so this jacket is my new companion everywhere I go. And so comfortable and lightweight. I don't like heavy clothes on me. The only change I would make is I wish the side pockets were a little larger.
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A warm coat for gals who run cold.
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I gave this to my partner in adventure, and to be honest, I'm not sure she's taken it off since. She tends to run cold, so I thought this would be a nice addition to her wardrobe to keep the chills at bay. And I must say, it has worked well. The fit is nice and has a kind of form-following look. You can tell the down-fill is really high-quality just by touching it, and it seems to compress down really well (as far as I've seen.) She's brought it along on our backpacking trips, and I know she's thrown it in her backpack when she has gone snowshoeing for something to warm up in when taking a break.
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I've had my puffy for almost 4 years now. It's still in one piece and keeps me warm (I've only gotten one minor hole that any Patagonia location will patch for free)! I wear it for spring skiing or as a regular jacket around town any month of the year. It's my favorite jacket!
5'6", 130lbs and wear a small
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Wears it as an outer layer, and loves it. Plenty warm, with some layers underneath.
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I bought an XS Tobago blue jacket and proudly say that in 3 years that I have been in Seattle, this is the jacket the fits the (Pacific NW) bill! It being 800 fill makes it warm but its also light. It also looks uber stylish! It truly is a stand alone jacket and does not need much layering.
I would recommend wearing a light shield over it when it rains.
The description says this isn't a good stand-alone coat but it does have a water resistant finish. Would this be an OK choice for walking around a city, even if it snows or rains a little bit?
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Yeah definitely!
For activities like skiing, it makes a better insulating piece than standalone. For more casual wear, this is great on it's own!
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this is definitely a great jacket on it's own! Especially the hooded version here is worn more as an outerwear piece than a mid layer. (will work on getting the description to be updated to be a little more accurate)
Great product
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
Great product, I have been searching for the right patagonia and unfortunately this wasn't the right one!
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Great all purpose jacket!
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This is an extremely lightweight, yet warm jacket. It packs down to nothing. I wear it anywhere from freezing temps to in the 50's. It's especially great for those cool fall or spring mornings, but I used mine throughout the winter as well! Can also be layered under a light shell for bitter ski days! I wear a XS in most tops and this is a great fit and allows for a layer underneath. Love the hood - awesome when you are out and about and forget a hat!


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So on my way home tonight I was stopped by a stranger who had some how "locked" himself out of his apartment leaving his 2 year old daughter alone and sleeping in his apartment and needed the money to get a cab to his mothers house so he could get his spare set of keys and let himself in. He also said that he would get my number and pay me back the amount on a latter date. Now normally when someone asks me for money I never so much as look in their direction, but this guy was pretty up in my face so I guess I caved and decided to give the money that he was asking for. Now I'm pretty sure that I got scammed but the good samaritan in me just couldn't really say no, so I guess what im asking is whether any of you have done something similar and if in fact I did get ripped off?
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What? No. Hell no.
You got swindled.
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That sounds like a made up story to guilt you into money. Hopefully this is not the case.
The number of times people come up to me in the street asking for money with this ridiculous stories. One guy just as i was walking into uni asked me for money so he could get a cab to the hospital because his girl friend had just been rushed there... We were stood like a block from the hospital.
I hope all the stories ive heard are lies, because otherwise im a dick.
Im sorry to sy that i believe you were swindled.
I thought this was going to be another thread about Kickstarter...
Also, I'm sorry, but that sounds like BS; where was his mother? Couldn't he contact her instead of accosting random people on the street?
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Yeah it's happened to me. Always seems that people cannot reach their home on what gas they have in their car so I throw them a dollar or two. Sometimes I have to convince myself they aren't lying, but who knows sometimes?
I dont think it's wrong, however, to deny then. It's your money, you earned it, it's your right to be able I say no. So don't let anyone say you were wrong in any instance.
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There's always that chance he's telling the truth but in the world we live in now, I'm afraid you've been swindled dude. Either way, you had good intentions, I'm sure that counts somehow.
Since you seem like the type, I'll give you some advice. If someone walks up to you in the streets and asks you to deposit a check for them and they will let you have half, don't do that. Swear, for some reason that was happening like wildfire at work, oldest trick in the book.
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A good deed is it's own reward. Isn't helping other people in need what we're supposed to do in society? Sure, his story might be a ruse, but if you can afford to help, isn't that the best course of action? The world is cynical and suspicious enough as it is today. Having a little faith and doing something, no matter how small, for someone else is a good thing.
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Yeah, you got ripped off unfortunately.
I use to give all the time until I realized my money= my time.
My first year working downtown (I was 17 an naive) I probably gave 5 or 6 thousand dollars to homeless people, so much that they many would know my name, hah. I didn't make too much money and one day I realized, if I am giving 16$ a day away, that is an hour of my life I won't give back for (most likely) drugs or alcohol. These days I would rather go grab a dude some food or donate to legit charities.
TLDR - Don't be pressured into giving someone your hard earned cash. As it isn't usually for their stated purpose.
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ah man i cant wait to see how this plays out, you gotta let us know if he calls you back. went to philly to see a friend once and it was at night, some dude under a bridge asked us for money for cigs and seemed harmless as long as we had money, but when we said we didnt, he got right the fuck in our faces and basically told us he'd beat the shit out of us if we didnt give him money. out of nowhere, a kid on their skateboard fucking rams into the guy right and knocks his ass out, at the crossroads of losing some bills or getting my ass kicked by a bum. he screamed"what the fuck!" and we ran away. then i got ice cream. but anyway, the point is, be generous when you can, and if you choose not to be, make sure there are witnesses.
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"Sure, I'd be happy to call a cab for you and pay the cabby up front."
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Hah, get money for a cab so he can go to his mother to pick up the spare keys.
Just leave the 2 year old all alone for more than an hour probably why don't you. Don't call the police or try and kick the door in like a normal person would, no no. Go run to mommy
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I usually try and help out people whenever I can. If someone approaches me and asks for some money to get a meal, and I'm near a restaurant, I'll usually offer to buy them something to eat....if they refuse the meal and just ask for the money, you can probably bet they are either trying to scam you or want the money for drugs or something.
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I've been approached quite a few times by people asking similar stories, although it's usually they need gas money, and usually I'm approached at a gas station while filling up, or near one.
I do not carry cash around, period. However, I give them the litmus test of truth: Offer to go into the gas station with them and prepay what I can spare (usually $5) for their gas.
I've actually been surprised, so far I'm about 50/50 out of the times I've been asked where people sincerely needed the gas. The times when they don't, I've had a few people drop the story altogether and own up, a few people get slightly upset because "You couldn't just give me the cash", and a few people try to keep to the story and say they can't wait that long...so they wander off to the next person filling up and try to ply their trade there.
I'd say the times when I've (at least seemingly) helped someone out has been more than worth the times when people are scamming.
Actually, this is definitely what you should have done; at least this way you are making sure that he is indeed doing what he says. Just something to keep in mind for next time.
"Sure, I'd be happy to call a cab for you and pay the cabby up front."
This goes for other things too. If you feel like helping someone else out, you should actively do something, rather than just giving out money. So, for example, in the case of homeless people, if you want to do something, then buy them lunch instead just handing out a few dollars.
My cousin was selling his Wii and all his games a few years ago. I offered him $200 for it all. He didn't sell to me because he thought he could get a better price online. Some guy from Nigeria emailed him about it and offered him $600 for it. Not only did he not get the $600 but he had paid for it to be shipped to the guy. True story.
My cousin got swindled because of his greed, at least you can say you got tricked because you have a kind heart.
@Zurgfrog: In those situation you need to ask a lot of questions because people will say anything to get what they want. I'm sorry but you might have been scammed. How much was he asking for? Why couldn't he have gone to the apartment office for help? Does he not have a phone? Why he didn't he go to a neighbor for help? How long has he been locked out? How far is his mother to pick the spare keys? When people come up with elaborate stories like those and have no specific details. That is how you know that they are not being honest with you.
There are plenty of opportunities to being a good samaritan. Help a local church or school. Become involved with a non profit organizations that works with the community. When you are minding your own business and some total stranger approaches you. Ask for money and promise to pay latter. Tell them you are sorry but that you don't have money to give. Then walk away a fast as you can. If you are by yourself, go to a populated area with a lot foot traffic. Don't wear anything that looks expensive. Think of it as life experience. You live and you learn.
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No, I only give money to people who don't lock themselves out of their living quarters, leaving their children inside. They have the potential to forget why I gave them money and spend it the wrong way.
One time in Edinburgh I got cornered by a large hairy bloke and a thin man in a dress, apparently the thin man was about to give birth and they needed money to get a bus to the hospital. I gave them a pound to not stab me and they let me go on my way.
At least I didn't have to worry about if I'd got scammed or not.
You probably were scammed, but it's only money and if he was at a point in his life that he needed to do something like that he probably needed it more than you. I can think of a few times when I've ended up giving people money for a sob story, and in retrospect I think only one of them was telling the truth.
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Schitt gurl, that was a pretty lame way to get swindled out of your cash on both accounts.
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A good deed is it's own reward. Isn't helping other people in need what we're supposed to do in society? Sure, his story might be a ruse, but if you can afford to help, isn't that the best course of action? The world is cynical and suspicious enough as it is today. Having a little faith and doing something, no matter how small, for someone else is a good thing.
Some prefer the virtue of critical thinking.
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To add to this.. with your address he will probably come for more... Dum Duum Duuum!
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This has happened to me a few times, most recently a guy carrying a beer can came up to me asking for money to get into a homeless shelter, he was right up in my face and I had some spare change in my pocket so I gave him like 50p. It may or may not have been a scam but I don't care much.
There's also been some other times when people need money for train tickets or such and sometimes I'll just I have no money.
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Lao Tzu says, 'I believe the liar, so that he too may get the truth.'
Better to be mildly scammed than forever wary.
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Don't ever do anything nice for anyone.
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I saw a scam like this on a history channel program about con artists. The guy would have a broken cell phone and say I didn't bring cash and my dropped my phone and I need to get back home for whatever reason and ask for 20 bucks for a cab. Made me think if I was homeless I'd save up to buy a decent suit and pull this on people rather than just begging. Pull it off five times and I'm set for a hotel, a shower, and a couple meals. Then do it all again tomorrow. Hell I might start doing it now, only I'd probably have to clean myself up a bit to pull it off.
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Yeah you shouldn't really do that. People can literally make tens of thousands of dollars in untaxed income a year by panhandling.
If you really want to help, direct them to the nearest homeless shelter or food pantry or something. Or in your case, offer to pay for the cab personally.


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Moreland Elementary School teacher Janey Allen brought more with her this school year than just her experience as a special education teacher when she joined Moreland's staff.
She also brought a student teacher from Germany who has become an important part of the Moreland Elementary community in her seven weeks at the school.
'I was invited by her to be an intern at Poplar Road,' said Anika Huter, a graduate student at the University of Oldenburg who is working on her master's degree. 'Her class was cut [in Germany]. So I came with her here.'
Huter grew up in a small German village, and since the 10th grade, has long hoped to be a special education teacher.
'We had special education kids in our little village,' she said. 'I grew up being with these kids and having fun. Since 10th grade, I have wanted to be a special education teacher.'
Germany, unlike the U.S., has only just began incorporating inclusion classes for special education students. The U.S. has been practicing this method of education for much longer. Inclusion classes are those with both special education students and traditional students learning alongside each other.
Huter wanted to study those classes for her master's thesis - to see if the special education students were really included. Huter's thesis is on American inclusion classrooms and the differences it makes in a special-needs child's educational experience.
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Huter also gave German lessons to the students.
'One special needs student with many challenges has learned to speak German and has learned German numbers,' said Moreland Elementary School Principal Melanie Perry. 'He is more fluent in German than in English.'
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Huter is also sad to go, but is thankful for the experience and happy with what she was able to accomplish.
'I'd like to thank Mrs. Allen, Ms. Perry, Ms. Cross, the staff, and the teachers,' she said. 'It's been a great experience.'
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Huter will return to Germany and begin school in October. She has two more semesters of school before she can start teaching. Once the two semesters are completed, she will have student teaching for 18 months and then receive her teaching certificate.


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Icons Press Release: July 2, 2012
Signed Leo Messi products from Icons.com outselling the rest by 4 to 1
FORMER Manchester United Merchandising Director, Edward Freedman, says sales figures for Icons.com's Leo Messi signed memorabilia prove the Argentinian maestro is now the UK's best-loved player.
Freedman chairs Icons.com - the most trusted football memorabilia supplier in the game, providing sought-after signed shirts, photos and other products to fans and gift buyers throughout the world.
The former Managing Director of Tottenham Hotspur, hailed by The Economist as "football's merchandising guru", says Messi memorabilia now outsells Ronaldo, the next best selling player, by a factor of 4 to 1 and leaves Rooney and Gerrard trailing in his wake.
The Icons Chairman said:
"UK football fans love Spanish football and Messi in particular. He's the neutral's favourite with most football lovers now agreeing he is the best in the world, if not the best ever. The UK public has fallen in love with him."
"Everyone wants to be close to greatness and by owning a signed Messi shirt then you've got the world's very best. When Icons.com says 'signed by the world's best', we mean it."
Icons also sell its memorabilia in Harrods where the Argentinian legend outsells otherplayers by 5 to 1. Icons.com now sell his shirts to 78 countries around the world.
The company stocks ten Messi products including a signed and framed Barcelona 2011/12 home shirt; a dual signed Barcelona 2011/12 home shirt with Andrés Iniesta; a signed Adidas boot and a selection of signed iconic photographs of the great man in action.
Messi's range of signed memorabilia outsold Icons range of other products - signed by the likes of Kaka, Robin Van Persie, Luis Saurez, Andres Iniesta and even Diego Maradona - by the bucket load between April 2011 and April 2012.
Freedman added:
"Does this mean UK football fans are getting less tribal and more sophisticated? That remains to be seen. But it does show how strong the Barcelona and Messi brands have become. They are setting new standards for the game and, in turn, reinventing the football memorabilia market."
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Although not a 'forward' per se, Arsenal's new number eight Mikel Arteta is this week's pick for Forward Friday.
The departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri to Barcelona and Manchester City respectively left a creative void in Arsenal's midfield. A £10m transfer deadline day signing from Everton, Icon signee Arteta is the man charged with sparking the Gunner's back to life, and filling the sizeable boots left by his Catalan compatriot.
The 29-year-old, from the Basque city of San Sebastián in Spain, made over 200 appearances for Everton over the course of seven seasons. Few Premier League players have matched the consistency of the stylish Spanish playmaker, and he arrives at Arsenal with the pedigree and experience to help the Gunners put a turbulent summer and nightmare start to the season behind them.
Like Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso, Arteta came through the respected Antiguoko youth academy in the Basque Country. While his close friend Alonso would eventually sign his first professional contract with Real Sociedad, a 15-year-old Arteta was snapped up by Barcelona.
He was a regular for Barcelona B, but was unable to make the step up to the first team due to fierce competition for places, and in 2000 he was sent for the first of two seasons on loan at French side Paris Saint-Germain. Arteta's performances in a deep-lying central midfield role behind a young Ronaldinho in the 2001/02 season provoked interest from a host of clubs around Europe, and in 2002 he signed for Walter Smith's Rangers for a fee of £5.8m.
In his first season in Glasgow, Arteta helped Rangers to a domestic treble of the Scottish Premier League, Scottish Cup and League Cup, and was named their young player of the year. A regular for the Spanish under-21 side, he seemed destined to break his way into the senior Spain side. His second season with Rangers was blighted by injury, however, and in 2004 he made a return to La Liga with Real Sociedad, where he hoped to be reunited with old friend Xabi Alonso. Alonso left the club for Liverpool, however, and after a disappointing season with Sociedad, Arteta jumped at the chance to follow him to Merseyside with David Moyes' Everton.
Arteta moved in next to Alonso in January 2005, initially joining Everton on loan. In July, however, he completed a permanent £2m transfer and signed a five-year deal. It didn't take him long to acclimatize to life at Everton, and in his first half season he featured regularly as Everton ensured Champions League qualification with an excellent fourth-placed finish.
Between 2005 and 2007 Arteta was among the Premier League's standout performers, winning Everton's Player of the Season award in consecutive seasons. Moyes' decision to push Arteta further forward to the right-side of midfield had proved an inspired one. With an excellent eye for a pass and formidable set-piece delivery, he was the Toffees' creative hub, contributing goals and assists in equal measure. His intelligent and technical approach is perfectly suited to the Gunners' style of play, and Arsenal fans are rightly optimistic about the impact he can have in North London.
Spain's midfield options are so outstanding and varied that despite his obvious guile and talent, Arteta has yet to win a call-up to the national side. With the opportunity to showcase his ability at Champions League level with Arsenal, however, that could be about to change.
We at Icons conducted our latest signing with Mikel on 11th September 2008:
If all goes to plan for the Spanish maestro, we will be quick to arrange another signing session with him, this time in red and white.
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A footballing legend on and off the pitch, Icons Legend of the Week #8 is Arsenal goalkeeping great Bob Wilson.
Between 1963 and 1974, Wilson amassed over 300 appearances between the sticks for Arsenal and won two caps for Scotland. Despite taking an early retirement at the age of 32, a long career in coaching, broadcasting and charity work has seen him become one of Britain's most popular and respected football personalities.
Born in Chesterfield, Derbyshire in 1941, Wilson was a late starter in professional football. Until Arsenal came knocking in 1963, he was in teacher training at Loughborough College while turning out as an amateur for Wolverhampton Wanderers Reserves. When he was signed by Billy Wright's Arsenal for £6,500, Wilson became the first amateur to move clubs for a transfer fee.
He arrived at Highbury as understudy to Jim Furnell, and despite making his debut in October 1963, he had to wait over four years to become the Gunners' first-choice. Manager Billy Wright was replaced by Bertie Mee, and Wilson duly won his first trophy with Arsenal during the 1969/70 campaign, when Arsenal overcame Belgians Anderlecht to claim the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. It was the Gunners' first piece of silverware since their 1952/53 Division One title.
Wilson was an unmovable figure in Arsenal's famous League and FA Cup double-winning 1970/71 season, during which he played every single first-team league and cup match and was named their player of the year.
1971 was also the year of Wilson's international call-up to the Scotland side. Eligibility rules had changed in 1970, allowing players to turn out for their parents' countries of origin. Wilson appeared for Scotland under Tommy Doherty against Portugal and Holland, but when Willie Ormerod took over as manager, he reverted to a Scottish-born number one, Bobby Clarke of Aberdeen, and Wilson was frozen out.
Wilson continued as Arsenal's number one until his retirement in May 1974. His involvement at the North London club was far from over, however, and after hanging up his boots he took on a coaching role. Wilson was the Gunners' goalkeeping coach for 28 years, working closely with fellow Arsenal greats Pat Jennings and David Seaman.
Wilson juggled coaching at Arsenal with a football broadcasting career, and after appearing as a pundit during the 1970 World Cup, he worked as a presenter with the BBC from 1974 to 1994 before moving to ITV. He has also devoted much of his time to charity work, and in 1999 he set up the Willow Foundation, to help people aged between 16 and 40 diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. In April 2011, Wilson, approaching 70-years-old, embarked on an incredible 500 mile 'Soccer Cycle' around every Premier League club in England. With the help of the likes of Lee Dixon, David Seaman and Les Ferdinand, the sponsored cycle raised more than £300,000 for the Willow Foundation.
A brave and supremely talented goalkeeper in his pomp, the Arsenal legend received an OBE in 2007, and remains a great authority and hugely respected commenter on the game today.
Likeable, passionate and devoted; modern football could use a few more characters like Bob Wilson.
Have a look at our Bob Wilson collection here.
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Having just completed our sixth signing session with Leo Messi, the Argentinean was an obvious choice for this week's Forward Friday. Messi signs exclusively with Icons, and you can check out his amazing new range here.
"I've run out of adjectives to describe him," confessed Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola back in March 2010. Indeed, the brilliance of Leo Messi is not easy to put into words. With every season that passes, the best player of his generation strengthens claims that he is the best of all-time, and the eulogies that cascade his way are wholly justified.
Messi is beyond hyperbole. Combining sensational speed and close control with phenomenal balance and power, he is an utterly devastating force. His technical prowess is almost superhuman. The ball can appear glued to his feet as he glides effortlessly past defenders, and when he's not smashing the ball into the net, he's expertly carving out chances for his teammates to do it for him.
FIFA Ballon d'Or winner in 2010, Messi, 24, has already helped Barcelona to five La Liga titles and three Champions League wins, including a double last season. Since he was handed the departing Ronaldinho's iconic number 10 shirt at the start of the 2008/09 season, Messi has scored an incredible 141 goals in 161 games. During that time Barcelona have claimed a hat-trick of La Liga titles.
Messi was born in the Argentinian city of Rosario on 24th June 1987 to a factory steel worker and a part-time cleaner. His life-changing move to Barcelona came in 2000 at the age of 13. Astonished by the level of ability he demonstrated on trial in Catalonia, Barcelona's sporting director Carles Rexach hurriedly scribbled out a contract on a napkin and - several signatures later - Messi was enrolled at Barcelona's renowned La Masia youth academy.
His first-team breakthrough came under Frank Rijkaard. Having already featured in friendlies as a 16-year-old, Messi made his league debut on 16 October 2004 against RCD Espanyol. At 17 years and 114 days he became the youngest player ever to appear in a La Liga match.
It didn't take him long to break into the Argentina set up either. At the 2005 under-20 World Cup the explosive Messi fired six goals and was named the winner of the Golden Ball and Golden Shoe as Argentina emerged triumphant. That August, Argentina manager José Pékerman handed the young prodigy his senior debut in a friendly against Hungary, but within a minute of coming on as a substitute in the 63rd minute, Messi swung an arm at a defender tugging his shirt and was sent off. It was an acrimonious start to an international career that has yet to scale the great heights he is accustomed to at club level, but at 24, Messi has time on his side.
Picking out highlights from a career bursting with glorious moments is not easy, but amid comparisons to the great Diego Maradona, April 2007 seems a good time to start. Up against Getafe in the semi-final of the Copa del Rey, Messi picked up the ball just inside his own half, and with his mop of long hair streaming behind him, he produced a carbon copy of Maradona's legendary solo goal against England at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. A few weeks later he even reproduced Maradona's infamous 'hand of God' moment when his blatant handball past Espanyol goalkeeper Carlos Kameni was allowed to stand.
"He is my Maradona", says Diego of his heir apparent. But the 'new Maradona' looks destined to overtake his idol.
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And so we're almost there... The Greatest Show On Earth is just days away. For the next month all that exists is the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Lifetime memories will be made, dreams will come true and icons will rise to become legends. But who will be remembered as the stars of 2010?
The chances are it will be a player who has signed with Icons.com in the last year. Click on the incredible list of players set to star in this summer's tournament below, and also legends of past World Cups.
World Cup 2010 Stars
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Whoever makes the move from the first list to the second this summer, and whatever happens over the next month, you can guarantee that you'll never forget it.
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Read and rate Travel Journal Entries for Amboseli National Park, Kenya
Sep 12, 2009 - Kenya - Amboseli
The drive to Amboseli was 210 kms from Nairobi and took five and a half hours. It was not for the faint hearted being very bumpy and in some places totally neglected. What surprised us were all the friendly faces giving us a wave along the way, even other drivers and passengers. One even got out of his truck and ran across the traffic to give me a piece of paper with you'll never guess - his mobile number on it (I don't think I'll ever phone him but I have kept the number). There were rickety carts being pushed along the road and some were...Jump to full entry
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Jan 13, 2009 - Monkey Business and Misanthropy (Cynical Content Advisory Warning)
I woke up this morning to a fair amount of noise around my tent—there's always lots of bird chatter in the early morning, but this was the crashing and antics of black-faced vervet monkeys . John and Claire—the managers of Tortilis Camp, refer to them as "cheeky". They steal biscuits, and apparently have learned to unzip the zippers on the tents. They're also the reason that the otherwise very diverse vegetable garden doesn't have any tomatoes—the monkeys steal them. The monkeys are forthright, they're cheeky and mischievous, and they look...Jump to full entry
Jan 12, 2009 - Amboseli
We've been staying at Tortilis Camp on the edge of Amboseli National Park, and it's a magical little place. I can recommend it without reservation—many of the guides are Masai. Sticking with the evolution theme, these guys have unbelievable vision. Granted, it's their job, and they're used to picking out animals from trees and brush, but their ability to identify animals at a distance is astounding. Laser eye surgery gave me 20/15 vision, and I struggle to keep up with them. Dave and I have now been on safari for two days. When I mentioned...Jump to full entry
Jan 11, 2009 - Stafari (Start + safari)
Dave and I got up at 6 this morning (probably the latest time we'll get up for the next four days) to head to Wilson Airport to start our safari. We flew in a Cessna Caravan—which seats 12 very cozily. I sat behind the (empty) co-pilot's seat, and Ben, our captain shoved the seat forward to give me more legroom, pointed to the area behind the seat and said "business class". He then commenced in flight service (prior to take-off) which consisted of a Tupperware container full of mints passed around the cabin. We flew past Mt. Kilimanjaro...Jump to full entry
Mar 1, 2008 - Amboseli N.P.
Mar 1 At 7:15 am Moses picked us up at the hotel and got us to the shuttle which left at 8 a.m. for Nairobi. On the bus we met Colin(pilot) and Ryan(computer programmer) both in their early 30s, MN transplants to Huntington Beach on a spur of the moment holiday. Look for them on Main St. on Tuesdays by contacting the 12' unicyclist in the eve who knows them. At the border in Kenya we are met by Ben(guide/driver) & Kioko(cook) & Wade Allsopp, a Brit who will be part of our group to Amboseli NP and later to Masai Mara NP. We arrive in...Jump to full entry
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Jan 15, 2008 - Tuesday at Amboseli
Our typical day, when not travelling between parks: 5:30-6:00am Wake-up knock at the door, coffee served in room 6:00-6:30am Morning sunrise bush drive 9:00-10:00am Return to lodge, big buffet breakfast 1:00pm Lunch! 4:00pm Afternoon bush drive until sunset, always about 6:30pm What did we do between drives and meals? Where did the time go? Sometimes a nap, read or catch up on journal entries. Looking back, it seemed there wasn't enough time to just enjoy the beautiful surrounds of our lodgings! Tuesday morning game drive sightings: 2...Jump to full entry
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Jan 14, 2008 - Nairobi to Amboseli National Park, Kenya
Sunny, few clouds Temp: perfect! Up early, breakfast in room, on our way to Wilson airport (small regional) by 6:30am. A 35-minute flight brings us to Amboseli National Park. The view en route is interesting...small farms, vast expanse of savanah. Then down below we spot zebras and elephants! Very emotional for me. From the airstrip at Amboseli a welcome from Mt. Kilimanjaro herself, spectacular in the sun and not hiding in the clouds as is her habit. Check in at Amboseli Serena Lodge, then off on our first game drive. So exciting! Every...Jump to full entry
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Healthcare IT Recruiter Interview
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at TEKsystems (Houston, TX) in February 2013.
An Account Manager from another office responded to my ad on LinkedIn from when I was searching for a sales/recruitment position. I had a nice chat with him, sent him my resume and he forwarded it to the DBO in the office I would be working in. I had an interview with the DBO and it went very well, basically emphasized culture over anything else in order to be successful in the company. He was very interested in my family and background. It felt more like a conversation than an interview honestly. After that he scheduled a half day with the downtown office, where I would be working. I got there at 7:30 AM and sat down with each Recruiter and got to know a little about each. After that I had a panel interview with two Account Managers in the mall area, so it was a really relaxed interview, very unusual in my opinion. They asked me a lot of questions about my background, my family, and why I want a career in sales. I answered everything honestly and just gave it my best shot. After that I had lunch with two Recruiters. They focused more on my experience and what kind of work I did previously. I tried my best to showcase my skills and how my work experience was useful for recruiting/sales. One of the account managers told me to contact the DBO and follow up. That ended the half day.
Interview Questions
- Give me three words to describe yourself. 1 Answer
No negotiation. Everyone starts at 30K and you work your way up.


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Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 85. Southwest wind between 3 and 10 mph.
Sunday Night: A 20-percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 am. Mostly clear, with a low around 75. South-southwest wind between 6 and 13 mph.
Monday: A 30-percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 8 am. Partly sunny, with a high near 86.