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Dylan Massett
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|Dylan Massett
|Portrayed by:
|Max Thieriot
|First appearance:
| First You Dream, Then You Die (voice-over)
Nice Town You Picked, Norma... (physical)
| White Pine Bay, Oregon
South Dakota (former)
| Norma Bates (mother/aunt)
Norman Bates (half-brother/cousin)
Sam Bates (stepfather)†
Caleb Calhoun (father/uncle)
Francine Calhoun (grandmother)†
Ray Calhoun (grandfather)
|Significant Other/s:
| Ethan Chang (friend/accomplice)†
Remo Wallace (friend/accomplice)
Gil Turner (boss)†
Zane Morgan (boss)†
Jodi Morgan (boss/love interest)†
Emma Decody (girlfriend)
Gunner (co-worker, roommate)
Omar (co-worker)
Chuck (accomplice)†
Iggy (accomplice)†
Sid (accomplice)†
|I'm a consequence. I can't put this behind me. It's me; how can I put me behind me?
Dylan Massett is the half-brother/cousin of Norman Bates and the son of Norma Bates, conceived from incestuous acts forced upon her by her brother Caleb Calhoun. Dylan is an edgy outsider in the Norma/Norman tea party. He's a lost soul who finds himself drifting back into the troubled lives of his mother and brother.
Dylan was born to Norma and her brother Caleb as Caleb would rape Norma everyday when she was 13. His mother met his "father" when she was pregnant with Dylan and he grew up thinking that the man was his "father", John Massett. It may be possible that Dylan might have been close to Norma when he was a baby to a toddler, but it seems when Norman was born, Norma would pay more attention to him. Dylan did not really grow up close to Norman, and Dylan states that when he was 12 he got "laid". After finding out where his mother and Norman currently live, he moved there from South Dakota to White Pine Bay, Oregon and starting becoming close to his mother as the season goes on and has moments with Norman.
Physical Appearance
Dylan is an attractive 22 year old, standing at about 5'11. He has a more rugged look than his mom and brother who have a sort of have a 50's-60's look. He has bright blue eyes with sort of tan-ish colored skin, and dark blonde hair. It was thought that he inherited just a darker version of his mother's but as we find out who his father is, he instead inherited Caleb's hair color and rugged look. He also has a light stubble too, his wardrobe consists of t-shirt, baggy-ish jeans, different types of sneakers or boots with his trademark leather jacket.
Dylan never had a good relationship with his mother Norma, as apparently his last words to her before the start of the series were, "Drop dead, bitch". As he grew up, he saw Norma replace his father, John Massett, with Norman's father, Sam Bates. Dylan has since held bitter feelings toward Norma believing she drove his father away. Dylan grew up unaware that he had an uncle named Caleb Calhoun who was his biological father.
Season 1
After failing to live independently, Dylan showed up at Norma's doorstep, saying that he has no other place to stay. She and Norman were visibly unhappy with Dylan's arrival, and he later blackmailed Norma so he could stay living there.
At a strip club, Dylan met Ethan Chang, an employee of Jerry Martin. Dylan noticed the many hundred-dollar bills that Ethan had and asked how someone can make that much money in such a small town. Ethan introduced Dylan to his boss, Gil Turner, who asked Dylan if he knows how to use a gun. He said he does.That night, Dylan got a call from Norma, who was programmed in his phone as "The Whore". Norman saw this, and a fight ensued between the two. Dylan easily overpowered his younger brother, and he threatened to hurt Norman "bad" if he ever struck again. Nevertheless, Norman grabbed a meat tenderizer and swung it at Dylan, who evaded it and gave Norman a black eye. (Nice Town You Picked, Norma...)
The next day, Dylan found out that his new job is guarding a marijuana field (the one which Norman and Emma Decody had previously discovered). After getting back from work, Dylan advised Norman to be more independent from Norma, saying that their relationship is unhealthy and that he should get out more. Also, Dylan reminded Norman of how he tried to kill him the other night, but Norman had no recollection of their fight. Their conversation ended by them agreeing on how screwed up their family is. (What's Wrong With Norman)
Dylan became a better sibling towards Norman, helping him to get out more. Dylan wanted to buy a place of his own for him and Norman to live at, and he even confronted Norma about it. Ethan lent Dylan the money he needed to do so. Soon thereafter, Ethan was shot in the neck by an unnamed tweaker, and Dylan rushed him to the hospital (but it was too late). That night, Dylan saw the gunman alone on the road, and he ran him over with Ethan's truck. (Ocean View)Dylan helped Norma and Norman by recovering Keith Summers' belt (which was evidence against Norma) from where Deputy Zack Shelby was hiding it and throwing it into a lake. Later that night, after Shelby found Jiao in the motel, he confronted Dylan, Norma and Norman and held them at gunpoint in their house. After Shelby injured Norma and Norman, they ran outside while Dylan engaged in a gunfight with Shelby. Dylan eventually prevailed and killed Shelby. Afterwards, Norma revealed to Dylan how his step-father, Sam Bates, died; Norman had killed him to protect her, and he has no memory of doing so. (The Truth)
Dylan was in risk of being arrested for killing Shelby, but the sheriff, Alex Romero, took credit for Shelby's death; Dylan was bothered by this, as he had hoped for credit. (The Man in Number 9)
Dylan was approached by Bradley Martin, who convinced him to help her retrieve some items from her father's office (Dylan replaced her father at work after his death). In doing so, they were nearly shot by Dylan's partner, Remo Wallace. Upon discovering love letters exchanged between Bradley's father and someone known as "B" (implying her father had an affair), Bradley broke down in tears, and Dylan consoled her. (Underwater)
Norma asked Dylan for a gun so that she can defend herself against Jake Abernathy. He refused at first, but eventually changed his mind and gave Norma both a gun and a lesson in target-shooting. During the lesson, he called her "mom" for the first time in years. (Midnight)
Season 2
After Gil showed his hatred toward Jerry Martin, Dylan asked Remo why he hated Jerry so much. Remo said that Jerry was sleeping with Blair Watson, Gil's then-girlfriend. Dylan later met with Bradley, warning her to stay away from Gil, even telling her that he probably killed her father. (Gone But Not Forgotten)
Dylan and Remo learned that Gil was murdered, which Remo said is going to start a war between their drug business and Nick Ford's business. They later met Gil's replacement, Zane Morgan, but were strongly displeased with him; Dylan and Remo watched as Zane shot and killed a member of the "Ford family" to send a message.
After Dylan returned home, he received a call from Norman, who confessed about harboring Bradley after she murdered Gil. Dylan was forced to take her to the bus station so she could leave town, but not before she wrote a suicide note for the police to find and a letter of appreciation for Norman (which Dylan delivered to him). (Shadow of a Doubt)
Dylan was at the motel when a stranger appeared and asked for Norma; the man eventually revealed himself as Norma's brother, Caleb Calhoun. Dylan let Caleb in the house to wait for his sister, but when Norma arrived, she screamed at Caleb to get out. Dylan asked her why she threw him out, but she just told Dylan to never let Caleb inside again.
Dylan and Remo later found the dead bodies of two of their co-workers in a tent (presumably killed by members of Nick Ford's business). Dylan suggested to Zane that revenge shouldn't be their focus, but Zane ignored him.
Dylan later saw Caleb in town and invited him to dinner; while eating, they bonded and Caleb blamed Norma's hate towards him on their father. Dylan also gave Caleb money. Afterwards, when Dylan went home, he defended Caleb in front of Norma. Dylan and Norma argued loudly, when she claimed that Caleb was abusive, not their father. Dylan called her a liar, and Norman abruptly ran into the room and attacked Dylan. The two fought and rolled around on the floor, but stopped when Norma shouted, "It's not [Dylan's] fault... [Caleb] is his dad." (Caleb)
The next morning, Dylan was found passed out in his truck at the motel. Emma tried to wake him but was unsuccessful, so she went to Norman and informed him of the situation. Together, they brought Dylan to one of the motel rooms. When he awoke, Norman tried to tell him that Norma's revelation doesn't change him as a person, but Dylan said that Norman would react the same way in his situation.
Dylan later confronted Caleb, who said "it wasn't like that" and returned the money that Dylan had given him. That night, Dylan defended Caleb again and accused Norma of using his birth to get away from Caleb; she broke down in tears and admitted that he was right. Also crying, Dylan pushed past Norma and left the house. (Check-Out)Remo informs Dylan that Romero's house had been burned down, likely by Zane. Zane later invited Dylan to lunch at a restaurant, and after their lunch, the drivers of a passing car started shooting at them. Dylan knocked Zane to the ground, saving his life. When the car started to come back, Dylan walked out in the middle of the road and shot at it. The driver ran him over and fled.
Some time later, Dylan woke up in the hospital to Jodi Morgan thanking him for saving her brother Zane's life; she introduced herself to Dylan as his "boss." (The Escape Artist)
Dylan agreed to move into Jodi's house until he recovered. During his stay, she explained the history of her family business and asked him to keep an eye on Zane and "be in charge." That night, Jodi woke Dylan up by whispering in his ear; she began to kiss him, and they slept together. (Plunge)
After a discussion with Zane, Dylan began to suspect that Zane and some new members of their business were planning something dangerous. Emma later asked Dylan to support his family, because Norman was in jail for questioning, but Dylan refused. He ran into Zane and the newcomers, who took him with them on a mission. Dylan realized that the plan was to raid Ford's warehouse and tried to talk Zane out of it. Zane hit him in the head with a pistol, knocking him out. Dylan heard bangs and gunshots before fainting. (Presumed Innocent)
Dylan was visited in his office by Norma, who tried to arrange a meeting between him and Nick. Dylan told her that Nick is dangerous and refused to meet with him. Romero later asked Dylan where Zane is; Dylan said he didn't know, so Romero slammed him into the side of his truck and asked again. Dylan insisted that he didn't know where Zane is.
The next day, Dylan agreed to meet with Nick at a pizza place that was just out of town. At the meeting, Nick tried to convince Dylan to kill Zane, and Dylan warned Nick to stay away from Norma. Dylan later talked to Jodi about the drug war, warning her that things would get very dangerous soon. She gave him permission to kill Zane. (Meltdown)
Norma visited Dylan at his office again, informing him that Nick kidnapped Norman and will not release him unless Dylan kills Zane. Norma told Dylan that he had to do it, but Dylan was reluctant. He eventually went to Zane's house, but Zane's guards took his gun away. He later explained this to Nick, adding that he could kill Zane if he had help. Nick pulled a gun on him, but Dylan fought back. A fight ensued between them, and Dylan sliced Nick in the face with a fireplace poker, inadvertedly killing him. (The Box)
Dylan ran into Romero and informed him of Nick's death. After obtaining Norman's wherabouts from one of Nick's employees, Dylan and Romero rescued him.
That night, Dylan and Romero confronted Jodi at her house, where they hid while waiting for Zane to arrive. They listened as Zane and Jodi argued, and Zane fatally shot Jodi. Romero then came out of hiding and killed Zane, before asking Dylan to replace Jodi as the leader of the drug business. Later, Norma finally embraced Dylan and told him that she loved him. (The Immutable Truth)
Season 3
Noticing how Norman had been sleeping in Norma's bed, he told her it wasn't right, which led to Norma setting boundaries with her youngest son. Caleb returned to town, hoping to bond with Dylan and so he reluctantly agreed to let him stay at his remote cabin. Norma later confessed to him the abuse she suffered at the hands of her father and how it affected her mother. (A Death in the Family)
When Gunner's dog, Rex, was attacked by another dog, Caleb shot the latter. A man named Chick Hogan later approached them looking for his dog but they said they hadn't seen him. They later visited Chick, who admitted he didn't have a dog, and he asked them about their 'crops' (marijuana). (The Arcanum Club)
When Emma drove a car full of pot to Dylan after a woman left it at the motel for him, she saw Gunner and met Caleb. Dylan made her promise not to tell Norma that she had met Caleb. (Persuasion)
In the aftermath of Annika's death, Norma sought Dylan's help with the USB flash drive. Dylan decided to hide it in a timer in his cabin. When Caleb fell from a high beam and injured his hand, he told Dylan there was a warrant out for his arrest tand Dylan tended to his hand. Caleb admitted to the extent of his relationship with Norma - she wanted to end it but he wasn't prepared to do so and resorted to raping her every day. Norman became suspicious of his mother and brother's secrecy and eventually followed Dylan back to his cabin, where he found Caleb. Dylan pleaded with Norman not to tell Norma as he didn't want to ruin their renewed relationship, but Norman drove off. (Unbreak-Able)
The following morning, Dylan was found asleep in his truck outside a bar, and was told to move it. He went home and Norman met him at the top of the stairs saying he was sorry but had to tell Norma about Caleb. When he received a phone call from the hospital about Norma, he went to collect her only to find that she was oblivious to Norman's news. Gunner managed to hack into the flash drive and discovered a list of important financial investments, so Dylan told her. When she returned home after meeting with Bob Paris, with Norman's urging, he was forced to come clean about Caleb being back in town and hiding at his cabin. A furious Norma stomed out of the house with a suitcase and a gun, telling Dylan to take care of his brother. (The Deal)
Dylan attempted to calm a freaked out Norman down while various objects are being thrown at him. When Norman says it was all Dylan's fault that Norma was gone, he punched Norman, knocking him out. He sent several texts and tried to phone Norma to tell her about Norman. He reassured Norman that Norma will come home, before Emma arrived. Dylan told her he came clean to Norma about Caleb, and Norma was gone. Emma asked how she could help. Dylan went to see Caleb to tell him that Norma knew everything and he had to leave. He and Emma later found Norman in a trance-like state in the basement and decided to put him in Norma's bed. When Emma had a coughing fit, Dylan helped shift it by hitting her chest. Several hours later, Dylan was awoken by rattling from the kitchen. Going to investigate, he found Norman dressed in Norma's nightgown at the stove. 'Norma' told Dylan to wake his brother up so that he could have some food, which confused Dylan. When Norman was finally put back to bed, Emma left and Dylan fell asleep beside him. (Norma Louise)
Dylan called to the motel office to thank Emma for her help with Norman and asked if she wanted to get some dinner that evening. He later visited her father and learned that Emma needed a transplant. When Chick Hogan told Dylan and Caleb about a job that would earn them $25,000 Dylan wanted to accept it and told Caleb that he knew a girl who needed help, but Caleb refused to be a part of it. After dinner plans were changed, Dylan invited Emma up to the house to join the family and Romero for dinner. (The Last Supper)
The following morning, Dylan told Norma that he would return to the farm to work on the barn, but still wanted to discuss Norman with her. Dylan phoned Emma and told her that he would be out of town on a job for a few days. He went through the job with Chick Hogan, which involved transporting guns over the border. Caleb decided to accompany him and they talked about Emma, but Dylan said that she was dating Norman. When they arrived at a remote location, they were assaulted by several guys with guns who told them that Chick Hogan was a traitor and one of the men forced them on their knees against their truck, holding a gun to Dylan's head, before Caleb killed him. (The Pit)
Dylan returned to the motel just as Emma was locking up for the night and noticed the pit. She told him that Norma was building a pool before she asked how his trip went. He said that he didn't get the money and she asked if she could help in any way, but he refused. The following day, when he went to the cabin he found Caleb, battered and bruised with the $50,000 that he had got from Chick Hogan. He told Dylan that he was leaving and they hugged. Dylan later went to see Emma and first talked to her father, showing him the money that would guarantee Emma being moved up the transplant list. Will Decody told him that he was grateful and promised to pay him back every cent. Dylan then went upstairs to Emma's room to chat and told her that Caleb was leaving, before Emma admitted that Norman had said that Caleb was his father. She said she was fine about it and offered her support to him. (Crazy)
Dylan returned home to find the guitar and a bottle of bourbon that Caleb had left for him and Norma told him that Caleb had left town. He later phoned Caleb, angry that he was leaving without a proper goodbye. After Emma went missing, a worried Will phoned him to tell him that they had received good news that a suitable donor had been found but Emma was gone. Dylan offered to look for her and found her up at his cabin. She broke down, saying that she didn't want to be poked and prodded for the rest of her life, and Dylan tried to comfort her by saying she was the bravest person he knew and they kissed. Later, he returned home after a worried Norma had prevented Norman from leaving home with Bradley and knocked him out, before dragging him down to the basement and tying him up. When Dylan went down there, Norman was nowhere to be found and they saw that Norman had escaped through a tiny window. Dylan came clean about Bradley faking her suicide but he was still concerned about Norman's state of mind. (Unconscious)
Season 4
- Unnamed tweaker: Ran over with Ethan's truck, in revenge for killing Ethan. (in Ocean View)
- Zach Shelby: Shot to death to protect Norma and Norman. (in The Truth)
- Nick Ford: Sliced his face with a fireplace poker in self-defense. (in The Box)
- Unnamed gun trafficker: Shot once in the leg and head. (in The Pit)


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President Guiliano addressed the Nassau County Business Advisory Council in Hempstead about the economic impact of Long Island's colleges and universities. His remarks suggest ways for government, business, and higher education officials to reverse the "brain drain" of accomplished local graduates.
Good morning. Before sharing my ideas about why you should thank us – the local institutions of higher education – I'd like to thank you, starting with members of the Nassau County Business Advisory Council, for this invitation. Thanks also to County Executive Ed Mangano for assembling this distinguished group. On behalf of New York Institute of Technology, we appreciate all you do to enhance the business climate.
I'd like to discuss the impact, economic and otherwise, of Long Island's higher education community. And then I'll talk about what we can do – together – to make sure we retain the best and brightest for Nassau and Suffolk after they toss their mortarboards each May.
After years of teaching, I know that attention spans waver when the temperature climbs, so I promise my presentation will be to the point. I welcome your questions and comments afterward.
About NYIT
For anyone who hasn't followed us in recent years, NYIT is a non-profit independent, private institution. What began as a few floors in a small building in Manhattan nearly 60 years ago has grown into two campuses in New York. One of them sits across from Central Park by Lincoln Center and the other lies amid the green landscapes of Old Westbury. I am proud to say that students from all 50 states and 106 nations attend NYIT.
We've also developed campuses in Canada, the Middle East, and in China – where just last month we held our first annual undergraduate graduation ceremony.
We offer undergrad, graduate, and professional degrees in architecture and design; arts and sciences; education; engineering and computing sciences; health professions; management; and osteopathic medicine. The New York College of Osteopathic Medicine of NYIT is the nation's second-largest medical school. I'll speak more about NYCOM in a few minutes.
NYIT's goal is to provide students with skills that fit the demands of a global culture, and these days that mission should resonate in these very cosmopolitan suburbs of New York. Whether our students settle in Nanjing, Naples, or Nassau, we want to give them an edge. We do that by offering career-oriented professional education. By graduation, they understand and embrace technology. We support interdisciplinary, team-oriented approaches to real-world problems.
NYIT is proud of its role as a growing global university, connecting students and faculty with one another virtually, and encouraging a steady flow of ideas and opportunities. We aim to graduate globally competent citizens of the world. At the same time, we seek to bring faculty expertise, resources, and our students' skills to the world.
While I often talk about NYIT's global reach, I'm particularly proud of our local contributions of talent, knowledge, and innovation. Our engineering students have designed solar homes – one of them is now in Kings Point at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, and the other is part of the Town of Hempstead's Energy Park. In the early 70s, our faculty and students started designing and constructing hybrid electrical vehicles, and our fleet of energy efficient vehicles is growing on the Old Westbury campus.
We are also leading an important new phase of the study to measure Long Island's carbon footprint. NYIT faculty and students are designing interactive website features to assist Long Islanders in reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
We probably have a direct impact on you or someone close to you. At last count, 1,320 NYCOM grads were practicing in Nassau or Suffolk counties.
Just a few weeks ago, we opened a family health care center in Central Islip, in addition to our community clinic in Old Westbury. Our faculty members will treat thousands of Long Islanders there, while third- and fourth-year students will complete their rotations. We have a number of health centers at NYIT, including gerontology and geriatrics, health literacy, global health, and a Parkinson's treatment centers. They work with government, civic, professional and business groups to devise solutions and educate the community.
Our doctors are leading groundbreaking studies. The chair of our biomedical science department, Dr. Martin Gerdes, just won a $1.8 million research grant from the National Institutes of Health to investigate a link between thyroid function and heart failure.
Economic Impact of Colleges and Universities
But I didn't come just to talk about NYIT. Long Island's colleges and universities are among the most valuable assets around. In these difficult times, the "eds and meds" supply much of the economic, political, and social capital we need to thrive. Within 15 miles of where we sit today, nine colleges and universities are flourishing – expanding programs, facilities, and enrollment as they offer local, national, and international students a degree respected around the world.
A report by the Long Island 2035 Visioning Initiative notes that both population and employment will grow more slowly here than in other New York suburbs. But growth will happen and most of it will be in education, business, professional, health, leisure, and hospitality fields.
This year, the Long Island Association issued a special research report about educating Long Islanders in a changing economy. Pearl Kamer, the LIA's chief economist, discussed ramifications of the major change in our nation's economy ̶ the movement to a knowledge-based economy where prosperity and growth rests on the creation and distribution of knowledge.
As college costs have risen, the media has posed questions about the value of a college education. Typically, this scrutiny focuses on undergraduates or graduates having a difficult time finding a job. It makes for debates among students, parents…and college presidents. We stress that a college education is one of the best investments a student will ever make, and many studies bear this out.
Now let's look at the issue from another perspective: the value of higher education for Long Island is also undisputed. Our local economy is dependent on the economic contributions of our institutions, as well as the human capital we produce for our communities.
Keep in mind that non-economic benefits of college education accrue to individuals as well communities. The Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities notes that while higher education institutions promote teaching and research, the campuses also enhance community life and improve health and safety. College graduates volunteer more, vote regularly, and participate in their communities; the seeds of life-long civic engagement are sown through the opportunities at colleges.
In fact, our staff encourages students to help the community whenever possible. Our students actively seek out volunteer opportunities, and provide matches for other students based on their interests. Through volunteer work across Long Island, students are gaining valuable experience, just as if they were interning in a big accounting firm. These opportunities make them well-rounded and public-spirited – traits that will truly help them as they enter the job market.
Let's take a look at some numbers, too. Clearly, NYIT and our neighboring Long Island colleges and universities help power the economies of Nassau, Suffolk and the entire state. We educate the next workforce generation, employ thousands of people, and provide an economic advantage that cities and towns without such institutions can only dream of.
Allow me to share some statistics and stories:
Across Long Island, campuses are growing to accommodate the demands of programs and educational missions. Adelphi, for example, is building new sports and recreation center, and a new performing arts center. Molloy's first residence hall will open this fall, along with a new student center and theater.
It's not a matter of "if you build it, they will come." It's more like: "we have to build it because they're coming."
Then there's the multiplier effect of our spending. If you include the original expenditures of Long Island colleges and universities, their spending boosts Long Island's output of goods and services by almost $15 billion. That's more than 10% of Long Island's gross regional product of $137 billion, as reported by the Long Island Association. The kinds of businesses that benefit from spending by Long Island's colleges and universities range from arts and entertainment to real estate, construction, health care, and transportation.
Let's not forget about the ancillary businesses. Take pizza. Did you know that the average person in the United States consumes 46 slices each year? Now, college pizza stats are hard to come by, but my unscientific research indicates that number is about 150 slices a year for the average student. Multiply that times 173,000 college and university students on the island…that means our Island's pizza economy must generate almost 26 million slices annually. Don't you agree that would make an impressive economic pie chart?
Training the Workforce
All of us agree that attracting new employers and jobs to Nassau is vital. But those of us in higher education are always thinking about the other side of the equation: preparing students so they can be the answer for the managers who are looking to fill the jobs – old and new – that drive our economy.
Here's an example of how we've reacted. We are constantly updating our curriculum to meet the changing needs of the business world. Last year, we introduced a new core curriculum with a greater focus on skills needed in the workplace. We're also working to change the gender imbalance in the fields of engineering and computing sciences by reaching out to attract, retain, and support women in STEM subjects – science, technology, engineering and math.
This September, we'll offer a new concentration of courses in the growing field of cybersecurity, which will benefit businesses in Nassau, Suffolk and far beyond. It seems like every day we hear about another data breach – whether it is in the government, at a bank, or even in gaming systems like Sony PlayStation. We also are planning our second Cyber Security Conference, a new venture that has helped IT employees and leaders prepare for cyber-attacks and start moving to thwart these attacks.
My counterparts and I are aware of the gap between the skills of many "dislocated" or unemployed workers and the demands of employers. We're enhancing on transformational skills, like science and math to spur economic growth – along with industry-specific skills, like engineering and nursing.
Colleges and universities across Long Island have joined to fill these gaps, and re-train Long Island's workforce. NYIT worked with professionals in three advanced courses through a Department of Labor grant for those looking to advance their careers in specific areas in green and sustainability, manufacturing, and engineering.
In May, a 40-year-old grad completed his master's degree in energy management after being laid off as a financial advisor. Now he is diving into the job market with new knowledge and internship experience. He didn't simply take classes, he founded a networking organization on campus that connects alumni and students interested in sustainability careers.
Retaining the brains
Let's be clear: Educating students with top-flight programs and creating jobs while we pour billions into the economy is not enough. Because of Long Island's housing costs and job outlook, we often end up unwillingly exporting the top talent we have helped create. The students we attract from distant states and countries, along with those who commute daily to our campuses leave us for greener pastures – literally and figuratively. The brain drain robs us of more than an educated workforce; we lose dollars, commerce, and dynamic flair for our neighborhoods.
The statistics are stark. In 2000, nearly 13% of Long Island's population was between ages of 25 and 34. By 2008, the number had dropped to slightly under 10%. The Long Island Index reported that nearly a quarter of the population of 25- to 34-year-olds left Long Island in that eight-year span. Just a few years ago, 65% of Long Islanders between 18 and 34 said in a survey that they were likely to move off Long Island in the next five years.
Remember those young NYIT students you saw in the video? What area would not benefit from having some of these dedicated, passionate professionals graduate and work nearby?
We need to do more. In the report that I cited, the Long Island Association predicts that local institutions of higher education will play a more crucial role in our region's economic development. Merging education with economic revitalization – in the form of research, local business partnerships, and consulting -- will lead to greater economic growth as the knowledge economy grows more prominent.
That's why the new "Accelerate Long Island" program is a welcome initiative; we are bolstering collaborations and commercial applications of homegrown research. As someone who has fond memories of doing graduate work at Stony Brook, I look forward to collaborating with Stony Brook, Hofstra, and others. This program is not only going to attract new students, it's also going to revive the innovation and entrepreneurship that Long Island needs to retain the young people who will continue to provide the social and economic energy – clean energy, of course – that our economy and neighborhoods need.
In Suffolk, the director of economic development is working with local colleges and universities on the "Train the Brain" program. The idea is to partner schools with Long Island businesses and startups so there's a ready-made force of employees with the talent and skills these businesses need. Tailored curriculums provide the education you need to succeed in local firms; that may ease the transition from college to employment – right here on Long Island. And that is the very definition of retention for our grads.
A few days ago, President Obama announced a major expansion of Skills for America's Future, an industry-led initiative to dramatically improve industry partnerships with community colleges and build a nation-wide network to maximize workforce development strategies, job training programs, and job placements. Obama says the initiative could help prepare 500,000 community college students for careers in manufacturing.
Obama then announced a new initiative to boost American manufacturing. The Advanced Manufacturing Partnership will team government, industry, and higher education together to fund new technologies. The partnerships will reinvigorate the manufacturing sector in order to strengthen existing industries and spark new ones.
The president said that evolving technology and globalization mean the U.S. must continue to invest to compete. And that is surely what Long Island must do to compete. By stitching the public and private sectors together, we can find, fund, and foster technologies and businesses.
At the same time, let's not forget a key piece in the retention picture: housing. New grads are looking for a variety of housing options, starting with apartments – apartments that are near restaurants, transportation corridors, entertainment venues, and stores.
Last fall, a team that included an NYIT architecture student, alumna, and faculty member won a Peoples' Choice Award in the "Building a Better Burb" contest. Their design – LIRR or Long Island Radically Rezoned – recognized the need for a balance between green space and high-density, mixed-used stores, houses, and offices where now there are only parking lots. As our faculty representative said, "Sustainability is a common thread in each of our personal and professional lives."
And so it should be for Long Island. Yes, change is inevitable and many aspects of the Long Island we all once knew are gone forever. But progress shouldn't mean that we lose a central, vibrant slice – please excuse that pizza reference – of our population.
Eric Alexander, the executive director of Vision Long Island, recently spoke about the neighborhoods that are attracting the next generation – youth-oriented areas with affordable rentals and amenities. "The young folks are speaking," Alexander said. "Are we listening?"
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OverviewGetting to & from Copenhagen Airport to your destination: Note: (a) taxis pick up outside all arrivals areas of terminals T1 & T3 (with separate Sweden pickup at T3); (b) the train station is at Terminal 3: near tcheck-in desks, next to the DSB Ticket Office, take the escalators down. If arriving at T1 or T2, use the free shuttle bus taking 5 minutes.
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1. The Joint Chiefs of Staff have had prepared a strategic analysis of the impact of the acquisition by Communist China of a nuclear capability. A copy of this analysis is attached.1The analysis, attached as an appendix to the memorandum, is not printed. It estimated that Communist China might test a nuclear device between 1962 and 1964 and, in another 2 years, might have a small stockpile of weapons with aircraft that could reach targets in Asia. It predicted that China would move as rapidly as possible to develop ballistic missiles, but uncertainty about the likelihood of Soviet assistance for such an enterprise caused uncertainty in the estimate of the length of time required. It estimated that without Soviet assistance, China could produce a missile with a range of 200-500 miles by 1968-1970 but could not produce an ICBM until well after 1970. See the Supplement.
2. The Joint Chiefs of Staff conclude that:
a. The attainment of a nuclear capability by Communist China will have a marked impact on the security posture of the United States and the Free World, particularly in Asia.
b. The United States should use the time that is still available to counter this impact through coordinated political, psychological, economic, and military actions.
3. The military impact of this capability will continue to be reflected in appropriate strategic plans. Because of the scope and importance of the problem, the Joint Chiefs of Staff recommend that:
a. This analysis be referred to the Department of State for consideration of the nonmilitary points in the required actions.
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Kanimozhi Karunanidhi: Slaying of Thamilchelvan against the norms of war[TamilNet, Monday, 05 November 2007, 17:05 GMT]
Thamilchelvan's killing was against the norms of conventional warfare, said Kanimohzi Karunanidhi, the daughter of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Karunanidhi and a Member of Indian Parliament when speaking at a meeting in Thiruvaroor in Tamil Nadu, condemning the killing of the political leader and negotiator of Eelam Tamils, media sources in Chennai said, on Monday.
Ms. Kanimozhi has condemned the aerial attack by the Sri Lanka Air Force, as a "cowardly act" that claimed the life of Mr. Thamilchelvan last Friday.
"It was Thamilchelvan who was informing the world the problems faced by Eelam Tamils, after the demise of Anton Balasingham," Ms. Kanimozhi has said.
The entire Tamil Nadu, except the AIDMK, has condemned or expressed sorrow on the demise of Mr. Thamilchelvan, she had told the gathering in Thiruvaroor, assailing the AIDMK General Secretary Jayalalitha for attempting to gain political advantage by protesting to the condolence conveyed by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Kalaignar Karunanidhi.
Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, following the deadly attack on Thamilchelvan's residence, had claimed that it was an attack carried out with full knowledge and that the Government of Sri Lanka was passing a message to the LTTE through the aerial attack.
Reacting to the slaying of Thamilchelvan, the National Peace Council, a Colombo based peace group, called the killing an 'assassination'.
"This assassination deprives the already seriously eroded peace process of a keeper of institutional memory in the field of negotiations," the NPC said in a statement on Saturday.
The statement further said that the NPC was dismayed that three decades of bitter experience has not taught the leaders of Sri Lanka that the military option is a high cost and inhumane one unbefitting of a democratic society.
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"So, it's the first time to climb out of the cockpit at our first air show, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma," recalls Ashley. "I remember worrying about how I would distinguish between turbulence and Greg's signal to get out on the wing. My answer came soon enough as my head nearly hit the side of the cockpit when Greg vigorously rocked the wings!"
Transitioning from the cockpit to the top of the wing is like rock climbing; as she takes a step, Ashley moves the carabiner for safety.
Greg, who flies a fantastic solo act in the 450 hp Stearman, says the biggest effect of having Ashley on the wing is vertical penetration. When flying solo, he counts on around 1,000 feet but cuts that in half when Ashley is on the wing. Greg keeps the show above 200 feet, mainly "to keep her out of the bugs." Laughing, Ashley adds, "A big postflight check before I go sign autographs is to give Greg a big smile so he can look for any dead bugs remaining on my face and, yes, on my teeth. Glamorous, isn't it?"
With visions of Susan Sarandon falling off of the wing in The Great Waldo Pepper, most people wonder why anyone ever started wingwalking in the first place. Historians credit a WWI pilot cadet by the name of Omar Locklear as the very first wingwalker. A mechanic out of Fort Worth, Texas, Locklear started going out on the wing of his Curtiss Jenny while his instructor flew so he could work on problems with the plane. He became such a phenomenon that his superior officers asked him to perform demonstrations for other cadets, showcasing the stability of the Jenny. Wingwalking was born! After the Great War, Locklear and others, like Charles Lindbergh, barnstormed all over the country in a series of "one-upmanship" looking for new ways to thrill audiences. Disregarding any safety equipment, many died performing daredevil acts, from playing tennis on the top wing to hanging by the teeth from a trapeze supported on the undercarriage.
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It is our first time to Jamaica. We are considering which will male the best location. We are late 30's and looking to relax on the beach (we are not huge beach bums, but want to enjoy the sun while we are there) and we also want a location where we can enjoy horseback ride, atv, or ziplining, water sports, etc. We also would not want to be solely confined to the resort.
We are looking for an AI resort regardless of where we stay.
Most of our travels have been to Asia, Europe and Africa, so this Caribbean trip will be one of our first.
We also want a place where we can eenjoy the nightlife , shop, etc.
We appreciaite any suggestions or help that you can provide.
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I've lived in Jamaica..absolutely go to Negril if you want to relax.
You'll find nightlife; proximity to activities.
I've found Ocho Rios and Montego Bay to be far more stressful-lots of people trying to sell you their wares or services.
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I totally agree with the post above with one exception. I think it's a shame to go to Negril and stay at an AI, even though SWEPT AWAY is on a gorgeous section of Negril's famous seven mile beach.
There are some really nice small boutique hotels right on the best section of beach. If you're interested, look at IDLE AWHILE, COCO LA PALM, or CHARELA. Any of these hotels can help you arrange water sports, horseback riding on the beach, etc., or you can step onto the beach and easily arrange it yourself with one of the beach vendors.
Food in Negril is cheap and good. Another reason not to confine yourself to an AI. And getting out of the hotel gives you plenty of chances to interact with the locals, which is one of the best things about Negril.
There's not much shopping- although there's a high end mall (Times Square) near town. But there's plenty of nightlife- small clubs on the beach and in West End area.
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Posted too soon. Meant to say I totally agree with post above. No exceptions! Ocho is full of vendors who really hassle you, and Montego Bay is very confining. Many times I've tried to wander into neighborhoods there and not felt all that safe. Anyway, good luck!
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I stayed AI in Negril and Ocho Rios. Most of the AI's in Negril are located on Bloody Bay, while most of the non-AI's are located on 7 Mile Beach. There is nothing in the vicinity of Bloody Bay, which is why AI's are necessary there. We did take the resort's sponsored tours and a taxi to the craft market and Rick's Café.
In Ocho Rios we stayed at the Jewel Dunn's River AI which used to be a Sandals resort. We loved the resort. Again, nothing to do close to the resort which is why AI's are more abundant there. We hired a personal driver to take us on excursions. I agree that the locals in Ocho Rios are way more aggressive than in Negril. You definitely do not want to shop in Ocho Rios. It's a nightmare. Nightlife is confined to what the resorts offer. However, there is more things to see and do off the resorts in Ocho Rios than in Negril.
From what you described, you will find more abundant in Mexico and there is no problems there with overly aggressive vendors and issues of walking off a resort like in Jamaica.
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Negril is a wonderful place to vacation. If you're not big beach bums, you might like to stay on The Cliffs area instead. I wouldn't go All-Inclusive either.
Not certain all your requests will be available ("horseback ride, atv, or ziplining, water sports, etc."). Certainly there's some tours, boating, etc. but Negril is a very laid back place.
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Oh, but I also agree with KVR above that you'd more easily find exactly what you describe somewhere in Mexico, over Jamaica. Less expensive too.
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Ocho Rios is great place to stay, there are lots of activities and beaches that you can take advantage of. Horseback ride, atv, or ziplining, water sports, etc all close by. Why not try a villa, it would work out cheaper than an AL.
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Jamaica is great overall.
If you need easy going, do it yourself experience, visit Negril
If you need romance visit Ocho Rios.
If you need a more city type experience, visit Montego Bay.
If you need a vacation to relax and be pampered you can book any all-inclusive hotel in Montego Bay, Negril or Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
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Do You Wear Yoga Pants -- When You're Not Doing Yoga? Is That OK?
By Susan Wagner on March 25, 2010
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Does this sound familiar? It's Tuesday and you don't have any plans to leave the house so you think, Eh, I'll just throw on my yoga pants today, which is fine until you realize that you need to run to the grocery/post office/coffee shop and so you do and you run into your ex/your mother-in-law/that woman from the carpool line who always looks like a supermodel. And you think, Argh, why didn't I get dressed?
Good question. Especially since there's no reason that yoga pants have to be synonymous with staying in your pajamas all day.
It is entirely possible to wear yoga pants for more than yoga; the key is to choose the right pants and to be thoughtful about how you style them. Let's start with the pants.
Don't skimp on quality. If you're going to rely on yoga pants as your go-to for daywear, spend the money to get a really well-made pair. I like Athleta's line of yoga wear; their pieces will stand up to even the most grueling wash-and-wear schedule. Pictured at left: Chaturanga yoga pant, $69 (some colors on sale for $49.99).
Choose a flattering style. A wide or fold-over waistband is perfect if you're camouflaging a bit of a tummy; a drawstring waist is also good if you carry your weight in the middle. A boot-cut leg balances larger hips and thighs.
Triple-check the fit. Don't be afraid to go up a size -- you can always cut the tag out later -- but never ever wear yoga pants that bind across the rear; the fit should be snug but not tight. But don't go up too many sizes; yoga pants are not meant to be baggy.
Opt for a substantial fabric. A slightly more heavy-duty material -- one that includes some Lycra, for example -- will hold everything in place better and give you a smoother line. A more substantial fabric will also wear better and last longer, which matters if this is going to be your go-to look for day.
How do you style your yoga pants for day? Keep your look casual and athletic, even if you're not planning to do any actual yoga. Avoid baggy, oversized tops; pair yoga pants with fitted tanks and tees, and add a slim hoodie or jacket for warmth. Keep shoes casual and lightweight; thong sandals or athletic-inspired flats are perfect. Walking or running shoes are also fine, especially if your day will involve lots of activity (chasing kids at the park, for example, or running errands). Don't try to dress your yoga pants up with ballet flats or a really beautiful sweater; if you want to wear those pieces, swap your yoga pants for some dark-rinse jeans.
Do you wear yoga pants as daywear? How are you making them work for your life? If you're not a yoga pants girl, what's your go-to for a casual day at home? Sheila Dowd is looking for suggestions and strategies for the first video in BlogHer's Putting it All Together series -- share your tips for styling your yoga pants in the comments here, or at Xiaolin Mama.
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'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen' premieres in London
LONDON — Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt are the headliners for the European premiere of the romantic comedy-drama "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen."
The two stars were walking the red carpet outside London's Odeon Kensington on Tuesday night.
Adapted from Paul Torday's acclaimed novel of the same name, the film by Swedish director Lasse Hallstrom tells the story of a rich sheik, played by Amr Waked, who dreams of bringing the sport of fly fishing to his desert country.
McGregor plays a cynical fisheries expert who begrudgingly accepts the challenge.
He eventually casts off his sardonic ways and falls in love with the project as well as with the Sheik's representative, played by Blunt.
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The NEW YORK DAILY NEWS gallops along word that the tight tank tops & short orange shorts fashioned by the restaurant's waitresses would not be considered "proper attire" for Belmont Park. The reaction comes from Hooters' earlier claim that the Girls will be there in full uniform ready to celebrate if Big Brown clinches the Triple Crown.
But the buxom babes aren't banned outright - they just need to change their clothes. [And we'll be happy to assist ;)]
The New York Racing Association says that ladies attending the Stakes are encouraged to wear "dresses, skirts or pantsuits" with "no jeans, shorts or abbreviated wear permitted."
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I can't change the video acceleration, it says "Your current display driver does not allow changes to be made to hardware acceleration settings"
I downloaded the latest driver for my card. I'm using server 2008 standard x64, and an ATI 3870. I swear last time I installed server 2008 it let me enable that. I can't get into the CCC which in server 2003 was rectified by enabling full hardware acceleration.
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i installed 8.5 instead...now at least I can get into CCC....weird.
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Carbon sequestration potential of parkland agroforestry in the Sahel
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Establishing parkland agroforestry on currently treeless cropland in the West African Sahel may help mitigate climate change. To evaluate its potential, we used climatically suitable ranges for parklands for 19 climate scenarios, derived by ecological niche modeling, for estimating potential carbon stocks in parkland and treeless cropland. A biocarbon business model was used to evaluate profitability of hypothetical Terrestrial Carbon Projects (TCPs), across a range of farm sizes, farm numbers, carbon prices and benefit sharing mechanisms. Using climate analogues, we explored potential climate change trajectories for selected locations. If mature parklands covered their maximum range, carbon stocks in Sahelian productive land would be about 1,284 Tg, compared to 725 Tg in a treeless scenario. Due to slow increase rates of total system carbon by 0.4 Mg C ha−1 a−1, most TCPs at carbon prices that seem realistic today were not feasible, or required the participation of large numbers of farmers. For small farms, few TCP scenarios were feasible, and low Net Present Values for farmers made it unlikely that carbon payments would motivate many to participate in TCPs, unless additional benefits were provided. Climate analogue locations indicated an uncertain climate trajectory for the Sahel, but most scenarios projected increasing aridity and reduced suitability for parklands. The potentially severe impacts of climate change on Sahelian ecosystems and the uncertain profitability of TCPs make the Sahel highly risky for carbon investments. Given the likelihood of degrading environmental conditions, the search for appropriate adaptation strategies should take precedence over promoting mitigation activities.
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