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We are pleased to announce that applications may now be submitted to the inaugural ResearcherCurator Public Engagement Initiative Award, which will support new cross-institutional public engagement initiatives from participants in the ResearcherCurator programme.
The award provides pump-prime funding for researchers' operational costs for a new public engagement project in partnership with a creative industry partner. A total of £2,000 is available and bids may be submitted up to this value. The funding is for projects starting from September 1st 2011 and finishing no later than June 30th 2012. Applicants must be participants in the current ResearcherCurator programme, and applications must involve at least two researchers. Priority will be given to:
- applications from multi-disciplinary teams
- partnerships involving at least two universities and an external organisation
- applicants who have attracted match funding from their home institutions or other funding sources.
The closing date for award applications is Wednesday 13th July at 12 noon.
Full details of the awards, as well as information about eligibility and how to apply can be downloaded here or via the link in the right-hand bar of this page.
"Evaluating Exhibitions" Powerpoint
Graham Black has kindly passed on a copy of the presentation about evaluation methods which he gave on Friday. You should be able to access it either under the "links" section to the right of this page, or simply by clicking here.
A Message From Bev!
Forgive the long post but here, as promised, is Bev Baker's summary of the presentation she gave at the second training session. I hope it will be helpful to you all (and especially those of you who weren't able to attend Bev's presentation) in clarifying the ResearcherCurator project.
"At the last session I gave a brief introduction about myself, the Museum and how we propose to take the project forward. These notes are just a summary of what was said."
Bev Baker – Senior Curator & Archivist
"I started working at the Galleries of Justice Museum in 1999 as the Librarian & Archivist just 3 months after graduating from Loughborough University with a degree in Information and Library Studies. I am currently undertaking a PhD at Nottingham Trent University researching the history of the School of Discipline 1825 to 1879. This school was established in 1825 by the famous penal reformer Elizabeth Fry. The school was the first of its kind to educate, train and reform female juvenile delinquents and offenders. When I first started working at the museum I was solely responsible for the management of the library and archive collection, working with the Curator and Education Officer to develop exhibitions and education programmes utilising the collections. Over the years my role has developed and since 2006 I have been the Senior Curator & Archivist. I am now responsible for the care and management of the entire museum's collections, development of exhibitions and events, as well as development and delivery of educational activities primarily around the use of archival material. I work closely with the General Manager and Learning and Access Manager to develop exhibitions and education programmes in order to ensure these programmes meet the needs of our audiences. I am also one of the teaching staff for a new course developed with Nottingham Trent University: 'Professional Certificate in Heritage Tourism Practice'. I am a committee member of the Nottinghamshire Museum Forum, and Nottinghamshire Ancestral Tourism Network, and Chair of the Crime and Punishment Collections Network."
The Galleries of Justice Museum
"The Museum of Law Trust Company opened the Galleries of Justice to the public, in April 1995, incorporating the 18th and 19th Century county gaol and two Victorian court rooms in all their original splendour, and in regular use until the closure of the court in 1986. But this was only the beginning of the phased development of the attraction.
The museum houses many interesting and unique artefacts including; forensic evidence from the great train robbery, material on some of the most famous trials in English history prosecuted by Marshall Hall, as well as the best collection of police memorabilia in the world. Other interesting additions to the collection are rare letters from a renowned 19th Century murderer, 'the man they couldn't hang' and papers and documents from the Nuremberg Trials. The Rainer Archive is a nationally important collection, which dates from the 1825 to 1997 and is described as the foundation of the modern day probation service. In 2005 the museum took responsibility for the HM Prison service Museum collection, when it closed in February 2005.
Only a year after opening the Galleries won the prestigious Gulbenkian Prize awarded for outstanding achievement, and again in 2003 for its innovative education work in crime prevention.
In its short life, the Galleries of Justice, the only museum of law, crime and punishment in the country, has developed a national reputation, not only for its collections, but also for the atmospheric and interactive experience of 3 Centuries of crime and punishment, along with its extensive Educational and community work, which is now being piloted in London at the Royal Courts of Justice and Supreme Courts."
The Project
"I know that there has been some concern with regards the process of developing the project. As part of the Professional Certificate in Heritage Tourism Practice course at with Nottingham Trent University the students have been given a group project to develop a new exhibition. In order to achieve this project we used Belbin's Team Role Questionnaire in order to assign individuals to different groups. This has proved to be successful and therefore a method that will be used for this project. The plan is to have two main teams:
Team A to develop the event/activity for school groups
Team B to develop the event/activity for trainee teachers
There will be smaller sub groups within these teams who will be responsible for different aspects of the two events/activities, such as pre/post event/activity evaluation, development of activity, delivery of activity, marketing/promotion.
The fourth day of training will be delivered by me and Pollie Shorthouse our Learning & Access Manager.
I hope this provides some clarity and reassurance."
Useful Links
Just on the back of what we discussed today, I'm posting some of the useful links, so that people can access the resources regarding the Key Stage and National Curriculum stuff easily!
http://curriculum.qca.org.uk/key-stages-1-and-2/index.aspx – Primary Curriculum
http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/everychildmatters/ – Every Child Matters
http://www.lotc.org.uk/ – Learning Outside the Classroom
Having trouble accessing the QCA standards site at the moment. I'll try again later, and we'll see if I can get to it!
Notes from the Second Training Day
I hope you all enjoyed the second training day today. We appreciate there was a lot of information for you to take in today, so Graham has very kindly allowed us to have a copy of his presentation for you to refer back to if you'd like to. You should be able to access that by clicking here. If you have any problems with it please let me know.
Bev is also intending to upload a brief summary of her presentation, which I'm sure will be of particular interest to those of you whose arrival this morning was delayed by public transport problems. Watch this space for that update!
Claiming Travel Expenses
Hi guys, I hope you're all staying warm in this FREEZING weather and are looking forward to the next training session on Friday. Just a quick reminder that to claim back your travel expenses you should print and complete the Expenses Claim Form and bring that, along with any relevant travel tickets or receipts, with you on Friday.
If you have any questions about the expenses form just leave a comment here and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
Since the First Training Session…
Since the first training session on Friday Rebekah has been in touch with both Bev Baker (Senior Curator & Archivist at Galleries of Justice) and Graham Black (co-author of the ResearcherCurator project bid, Reader in Public History & Heritage Management at Nottingham Trent University and the main speaker at the next 2 training days). She can confirm that they will both definitely be available to take questions at the beginning of the next training day, where they will explain the brief in more detail and discuss with you how the group will be divided up to work most effectively. They both acknowledge that the uncertainty around the detail of the project brief and the large group involved in the project must be unsettling for all the participants, who are naturally eager to do a good job. They are confident that a Q&A on the brief on 3rd December is the best way to progress.

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Add me on Facebook - (click LIKE on Facebook to add me) song in the video is my latest song. You can find it on iTunes or name: Dark of the equipment for this experiment was provided by PASCO a comment letting me know what your favorite pattern is. My favorite is 5284 hz (at 3:08).So this experiment is the Chladni plate experiment. I used a tone generator, a wave driver (speaker) and a metal plate attached to the speaker. First add sand to the plate then begin playing a tone. Certain frequencies vibrate the metal plate in such a way that it creates areas where there is no vibration. The sand "falls" into those areas, creating beautiful geometric patterns. As the frequency increases in pitch the patterns become more complex. Unedited version with tone throughout entire video:


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Steampunk bubble gun by darzethWatch
©2009-2016 darzeth
This is my steampunk bubble gun mod. It does work and its funt o play with. But watch out the bubbles may eat you!
Excuse me, may I have permission to use this for my female Ocs?
wow! I want one of those XD
How did you make it? Why don't you do tutorial about your works? It'll be great XD
How did you make it? Why don't you do tutorial about your works? It'll be great XD
I'm really into conversions, and I like this a lot! What kind of paint do you use?
I use a bunch of different types. O.o, one being rub and buff another is this brass leaf. Then Folk art and even spray paints(mainly primers)
;___; i dun wanna get eaten by a bubble
then dodge them...IF YOU CAN! I plan to make a few more of these and sell them. But the design will be different.
Looks like a fun little gadget.How long did it take to make?
not long at all, it took probally 1 day give or take hours.
Well it looks really neat Makes me want to make one,even though I would fail miserably.
I do take commissions XD
Neat-o.I'm practically broke though x3
lol if you really want one we canwork on some deal. I dont enjoy charging a arm and leg for soemthing.
FFFFF I would so get my ass outside if I had one of these to play with.
Is that the one you guys had at Arisia that had the solid bubbles?
thats my kind of toy.
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WWIII Troopers [UN] by Milosh--AndrichWatch
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This feels like a Metal Gear Solid type thing to me.
Can you tell me the factions and nations of your WWIII?
Hm... Looks good) But colorful shoulder pads makes them great target o_0
Yeah, nobody likes the Peace-keepers
like the hexagons , how u make these, hexagons aren't easy to do are they, any tips u can give me?
They thanks Yeah the hex was taken form the ArmA 3 Models i just redone them with the color and made them in pixel shaader.
I do not like whole Un thing too but it looks better than last rendition altho ( again ) I find modern equipement a little bit dull
Hmmm... Me too, i know, i know bad politics and stuff Yeah WW II Or WW I Looks more dark and serious (equipment)...
yes, much more crude, nothing like an images from WWI, burnt trees and trenches - that was a great war
Exactly, kind of dark and just to imagine the gas used in the war plus the look on the dead German soldiers with the mask on.. Its just mind fuck.
old good times, 100 more years and almost everything will be about drones, bots and other mechanical boring things
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yes, that is true, but in few more years even special forces gonna be replaced by robots and extraction bots. completely uninteresting
I like the SURPAT for the Americans
Yeah, looks cool i was to go with some sci fi ACU but then i found the SURPAT to be most fitting
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Clearly a classic post on the topic of tagging, but I've not seen it before: A cognitive analysis of tagging (or how the lower cognitive cost of tagging makes it popular) , by Rashmi Sinha : "The rapid growth of tagging in the last year is testament to how easy and enjoyable people find the tagging...
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I blogged about a tagging tool for Outlook 2003, Taglocity , when it went to beta earlier this year. Well, the team has released Taglocity 1.0 ! Congratulations to David and his team. Click here to watch the Taglocity screencast ' href="http://www.taglocity.com/" rel=lightbox> It's cool....
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TechCrunch outlines some of the features in a new product out there developed called ConnectBeam . It was just matter of time before someone ran with the Tagging behind the firewall idea. From the page describing ConnetBeam's benefits: Bookmark, retrieve, and reference information useful for...
28 Jun 2006
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Coping with Information Overload (video)
About four weeks ago I made my way over to ZDNet's studios in San Francisco to be interviewed by Mike Elgan for DevSource and discuss a number of topics close to my heart. The video (15-ish mins) is now published. Mike asked me about microformats , tagging , information overload , OPML , attention...
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Since posting the Del.icio.us Inside and Tagging behind-the-firewall posts, I've been pinged left right and center by a bunch of tagtastic people (both inside and outside Microsoft) regarding the topic of tagging within the enterprise / business context. I wanted to highlight for you two things I've...
19 May 2006
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Here's an attention cloud for you. az . "The Intention Cloud is a web application supported by Perl and AJAX technologies that gathers and displays the queries performed on search engines by their users in an intuitive output using weighted lists, also known as tag clouds." Tags: attention tags...
4 May 2006
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Joshua Porter, who coined the term 'the Del.icio.us Lesson', has gone to the trouble of further articulating the principle What Joshua did by inventing the term is to encapsulate the root cause of tagging's success and and other social network effects. I love it. Since his original post introducing the...
3 May 2006
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David Sifry provides more Technorati stats , this time with a little more info on the tagging front. Turns out tagging is really kicking off. The number of posts with tags or categories has grown past 100 million mark since Technorati began tracking tags in January of 2005: Nearly half (47%...
1 May 2006
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At Seattle Mind Camp yesterday, Michael Blay Michael Blay , Geoff Froh and I ran a session on the topic of behind-the-firewall tagging. We kicked off by posing questions and letting a free flowing discussion kick off. It was great, lots of interest in the topic. Dave Winer attended and described the...
30 Apr 2006
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Tagging behind-the-firewall. Questions.
Stowe Boyd points (via David Weinberger ) to a discussion regarding the potential of tagging within companies . Tagging behind-the-firewall.... Questions - Who would tag their content? How (with what software) would they tag it? What's in it for the taggers? (the del.icio.us lesson )? What would the...
23 Apr 2006
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Tag-centric UI
Matt McAlister has put together his first screencast showing some of the various tag-centric navigation systems he's found of interest. The examples he uses are good pointers to some of the emerging IA trends we'll see incorporated into more and more sites and services. Matt works at Yahoo's social...
16 Apr 2006
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The middleman won't go away
Via Findory's personalized page , I came across this , which led me to this , which then led me to this and this post by Matt Terenzio , speculating on the future disappearance of infomediaries: "If I want to sell my bike, I expose a blog post with the classified ad or auction details and sit back...
16 Mar 2006
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Help with Tag Hell
James Corbett suggests Raw Sugar may help out with the Tag Hell I described a little while ago: "Raw Sugar is already on the case and providing both hierarchical tag clusters and tag similarity detection." I'm playing with now... - Tags: tags , tagging , folksonomies , tagdata , emergence...
15 Mar 2006
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Solving Tag-Hell
Backup Brain recently highlighted one of the problems with the tagosphere - the 'which tag do I use' problem. I say 'one' of the problems, because there are at least three tagospheric problems that are creating a Tag-Hell: 1. When in content tagging mode which tag should I use for this post or...
3 Feb 2006
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Professional tag gardeners now a reality (for now)
Earlier this month James Governor predicted that professional tag gardeners would emerge from the tagging eco-system. Today, Michael Arrington and Pete Cashmore (on Wednesday) report that p rofessional tag gardening prediction is now a reality . Michael asks: "Is this a gimick to generate...
28 Jan 2006
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Feedreader features wishlist
If you: design, develop, test, architect, product manage, product plan or market: products or services that could be even loosely described as: feedreaders, RSS readers or aggregators and 'my' type services, then I recommend you read John Tropea's latest post - he's listed out a bunch of feature ideas...
20 Jan 2006
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13 Jan 2006
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Term extraction for tagclouds
Duncan MacKenzie : "I was playing around with Yahoo's term extraction service, as a possible path to tagging (this is the same service used behind TagCloud.com , for example), and I created this C# class libary with a sample app written in Windows Forms." Code is available for download on...
11 Jan 2006
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20 thoughts on Attention
I've been carrying a number of thoughts relating to Attention and rather trying to create a huge essay, I've decided just to offload these as a partially random list. Would be great to get your feedback, discussion, agreement and brutal rebutal. 20 thoughts on Attention Clickstream analysis...
11 Jan 2006
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My book tagloud at Library Thing . Tags: Web2.0 , tagcloud , tag
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Tag Gardening
Tag Gardening . James Governor has coined a phrase (or a tag) that I'm sure I'll see crop up again... "Like plants or animals, tags evolve in an emergent fashion, open to hybridisation. Stewardship can help grow and put roots down. Helping the darwinian process is tag gardening." I like it...
10 Jan 2006
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Dave Winer has a simple, but very good idea . "A very simple idea for improving Google search and getting rid of spam problems all in one swoop, and it's not the first time the idea has appeared here. Let me tell you where my weblog is. Then it knows what my interests are. Give me search results...
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Folksonomy ≠Emergent Tags
David Weinberger has revisited the term ' folksonomy ' and realised it did not quite mean what he thought it meant. He thought it meant: "I had been thinking that a folksonomy is one way order emerges from such set of tags: Some are more popular than others. In fact (I'd thought), if you really...
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my tag cloud
Here's my tag cloud, ripped from my Technorati profile page . API ... Attention ... attention.xml ... AttentionTrust ... Blogging ... identity ... microformats ... opml ... opmlfreak ... opmlwishlist ... RSS ... screencast ... semantic web ... SSE ... structured blogging ... Syndication ... Tags ...
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The Lonely Beast 123 - Preschool Number Counting
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Count your way around the house with The Lonely Beast!
Every day, the Beast counts everything in his house, from rubber duckies to delicious cakes and shooting stars. Join him as he waters his garden, reads books, cooks eggs and more. It's a great way to help little beasts learn about the magic of numbers, all the way from 1 to 12.
- Voiceover by the author of The Lonely Beast
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- Featured by Apple in Best New Apps, First Words & Numbers, Numbers & Quantity and Best for Ages 5 & Under
- "Fun and visually striking" - The Sunday Business Post
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- "Even numerate children can count on being entertained by this tongue-in-cheek companion to The Lonely Beast ABC" – Kirkus
- Winner of the FWA Mobile of The Day Award and a 2015 Digital Ehon Award
The Lonely Beast 123 is a new number adventure made by Chris, James and Simon, creators of The Lonely Beast ABC. The Beast's hands are too big and hairy to use pencils, so they help with drawing and colouring in from a small shed at the end of the garden. Their first app, The Lonely Beast ABC, featured in an iPad TV commercial, was winner of the Editor's Choice Award from Children's Tech Review, and a finalist for the Bologna Ragazzi Digital Award at the Bologna Children's Book Fair.
They are also very good at counting.
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What's New in Version 1.2.2
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My grandson and I love this app. The graphics are beautiful. The interactive play keeps us happy and curious. Wish there were more good apps like this for young children.
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Terry Battenberg
International and National Clinician, Consultant, Coach, and Trainer
Terry has coached college and high school basketball for over 30 years in the United States.
He is the author of two books on Post Play Development, including the first one ever written on the subject: The Complete Book of Basketball Post Play.
Battenberg is known Internationally and Nationally for teaching the Fast Break and Developing an Inside Game.
"Terry has now conducted 6 clinics for the Basketball Victoria Coaching Community. His relevance, attention to detail coupled with a great sense of humour have made his clinics a highlight on the Basketball Victoria Calendar which we hope will continue for many years."
-Victoria Community Basketball Coordinator Paul Lankford
"Terry is one of the best teachers in the game and his ability to not only teach young players, but mentor coaches makes him one of the leading clinicians going around." -North Sydney Basketball Development Manager Peter Lonergan


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News & Opinion (updated May 28, 2015)
Tom Miller in Cuba, TT Cuba Back in Stock
Everybodys getting into the Cuba act these days, and now with regulations allowing solo trips, its easier than ever. Tom Miller, editor of TT Cuba (back in stock!), served as the "expert" for Times Journeys, an offshoot of The New York Times, on its recent nine-day trip to Cuba. The Daily Beast chose Millers book Trading with the Enemy: A Yankee Travels through Castros Cuba as one of the five best books about the island.
Both of his Cuba books will be featured at Queen Anne Books in Seattle when Miller gives a reading and hosts a discussion about Cuba July 20. He has visited Cuba annually since 1987. Miller, whose travel books cover the American Southwest and Latin America, will be teaching a travel writing class at this summer's Port Townsend Writers' Conference (July 9-19).
Editors' Choice
Deep Travel, Notre Dame
May you travel in an awakened way,
Gathered wisely into your inner ground,
That you may not waste the invitations
Which wait along the way to transform you.
John O'Donohue, poem "For the Traveler"
Stone apostles frowned down over their curly beards, and I withered. Again and again, I had flown from the U.S. to France in an arc, but as organ music thundered from within, to step over the threshold into Notre Dame seemed a farther distance to travel.
Something near scratched my nerves.
Great cathedrals had often pulled me again against my will, and I'd gone: scurried down the cloisters in Salisbury to gape at the Magna Carta under glass; craned my neck in Cuzco and thrilled to the rebellious nature of Inca slaves who had slipped their own religious symbols into paintings of the Madonna done for their Spanish conquerors; and perused the storehouse underneath The Vatican, wondering whether the treasures were rightfully gained or stolen by victors. Vow of poverty, indeed.Read on...
Remember This Night
The neighbors might talkbut it will be worth it.
The teenage girl you live with, the younger one with the jutting chin who rarely smiles, is laughing at Americas Funniest Home Videos. A kitten falls off a window ledge onto the back of a large dog. A small dog runs so fast it trips and flips over itself. A parakeet learns words that have to be beeped out for the viewing audience. Your legs are so sweaty that its painful to pull them from the stuffed chairs you have swung them over. With your hands you try to separate your skin, swollen with heat and sun, from the vinyl, but after a few inches you wince. You fall back in the chair and decide theres really no need to move again for the night.
Just as you are settling into the home videos marathon with its echoing canned laughter, the TV begins to flip through channels. A denture commercial, with lush bubbles surfacing over pearly teeth a McDonalds T-shirted group of young, happy people dancing in line an old episode of Sanford and Son. The changing continues, as if a higher power is trying to decide what is best for you to watch this evening. Finally, the pixels coalesce into a staticky image of two uncommonly attractive young peoplemale and femaleand after one glance at the nonchalant grins of those faraway actors youve already divined the ending.Read on...
Oranges and Roses
In Paris, the discovery of Africa on the outskirts of the city assuages sudden grief.
Women stand above me, brightly colored boubou dresses blending into an African origami screen blocking my view. Hands, like undecided hummingbirds, hover over my heart, swiftly moving to my eyes, covering them with damp palms. Children tied to their mothers backs watch, as I lie on the thin mattress in the tiny apartment, wooden bones of crates underneath pressing into my back. I feel the slap of hands hard against my calves, hear the metallic ring of the spoon as it stirs an elixir of powder and mango juice. I drink the glassful greedily, juice running down my chin, tasting the sweetness mixed with clay, dirt, earth.Read on...
Ohio House Tour
Some people say the most splendid thing about a road trip to Ohio is the road trip from Ohio. I might have agreed; benighted rustbelt, flyover, swing state that it is. But follow this simple itinerary and you may come away with affection for Ohio. Spring is a good time to travel.
I had signed up for a nonfiction conference at a small university in a small university town in the middle of Ohio. The keynote speaker, Scott Russell Sanders, was someone whose work I respected, who had written a wrenching essay I could not get out of my head. Once I decided to drive, I started examining the road atlas for possible routes. There is no getting around Pennsylvania if you want to drive to Ohio from New York City. Two basic corridors exist Interstate 80 to the north and the Pennsylvania Turnpike to the south. Driving the full distance would be more than a days work: so, to break up the trip, where to stop? Whats beyond Harrisburg?Read on...
Notes into Lines
In the middle of the St. Charles Bridge on a warm day in Prague, we wait with our binders of music, wondering if anyone will bother to show up. There are five or six of us here now, out of perhaps twenty-five. Weve been singing all week, and this is our day off; we wouldnt blame the rest of our friends for not coming. The tourists take pictures of the statue above us, and the jazz combo carries on down the way. You wouldnt blame the tourists, either, if they didnt want to pay attention to us, but were hoping they will.
In New York, I practice my choir music at home alone between rehearsals, coaxing my brain through a process that still feels alien, even after two years. Because I didnt learn to read sight-read music when I was younger, Im still learning now. Its the difference between knowing a language well enough to translate it in your head and knowing that same language well enough to understand the words meaning with immediacy, without having to translate. There are so many words, each with so many significances.
Creating Global Thinkers
For the first four months of this year I voyaged around the world with 600 college students as part of the Semester at Sea program. The experience of traveling with so many young, optimistic, and inquisitive adventurers was an amazing opportunity. For many of these young people, this was their first major travel experience. For some, it was even the first time they had left their home state. For all of them, it was a transformative experience. Perhaps the most exciting part of the trip was watching these young people metamorphose from novice travelers, at best, into global thinkers convinced they can make a difference.
Virtually all of the students were Generation Ys, those born between 1980 and 2000, often called the Millennials or even the Facebook generation. Interestingly, most of them were college juniors or seniors, which meant most days it was someones 21st birthday. More importantly though, almost daily throughout the voyage, these Millennials would disprove the many myths associated with their generation. Case in point was their reaction to their immediate disconnection from Facebook and other social media when we set sail. Many of us expected there to be a major revolt. How could they possibly survive without posts, pokes, and tweets? Ironically, the Millennials did very well, but unfortunately, I cannot report the same for the baby boomers onboard, many of whom battled the extremely low bandwidth of the ships networks to make their posts. The Millennials found an easier solution, they talked to each other, face to face. After all it was a very small ship.Read on...
Our Friends from BootsnAll
BootsnAll has been helping Indie travelers plan their RTW trips since 1998. Plan your next multi-stop trip with their RTW planning guide, book your RTW tickets online via the Indie trip planner, or compare which type of ticket is best suited to your trip in the regularly updated RTW Ticket Report.
New Books
The Soul of Place
In this engaging creative writing workbook, novelist and poet Linda Lappin presents a series of insightful exercises to help writers of all genres discover imagery and inspiration in the places they love.
Lappin departs from the classical concept of the genius locithe indwelling spirit residing in every landscape, house, city, or forestto argue that by entering into contact with the unique energy and identity of a place, writers can access an inexhaustible source of creative power. The Soul of Place provides instruction on how to evoke that power. This book is an essential resource book for every writers library, and is ideal for creative writing courses.
The Best Travel Writing, Volume 10 is the latest book in this Travelers Tales series launched in 2004 to celebrate the worlds best travel writingfrom Nobel Prize winners to emerging new writers. These 29 stories cover the globe, from rejuvenating 40-something sex appeal on a dance floor in Cuba to hunting for buried silver on a first visit to the Russian homeland to comprehending the meaning of forgiveness with a killing fields survivor in Cambodia. The points of view and perspectives are global, and themes encompass high adventure, spiritual growth, romance, hilarity and misadventure, service to humanity, and encounters with exotic cuisine. Read the Introduction by Don George or a sample chapter.
Mousejunkies! 3rd Edition
Where should you turn if you want the best inside information for your Walt Disney World vacation? Why, to the fanatics who go year after year, several times a year, who spend all their waking hours planning their next trip and devising strategies to make the most of their time therefor them its not a vacation, its a way of life. Thats right, youd turn to the Mousejunkies!
Inside this book lies the accumulated wisdom of many years and countless trips to Walt Disney World, on all the topics that make a difference to you. Learn how to beat the crowds and the lines, take full advantage of passes, and get the best discounts; discover when to go and what to bring, where to stay and why, where the best restrooms are, where to splurge and where to eat cheap, what to do when overload strikes, and much more.
Read the Introduction or a sample chapter.
The Best Women's Travel Writing, Volume 10 invites readers to ride shotgun alongside intrepid female nomads as they travel the globe to discover new places, people, and facets of themselves. The stories in this edition are as diverse as the destinations, the common thread being fresh, compelling storytelling that will make you laugh, weep, wish you were there, or be glad you werent. You'll study the ancient art of belly dancing in Egypt, negotiate with smugglers in Mongolia, scuba dive through an underground cave in Mexico, and much more. Read Lavinia Spalding's Introduction or a sample chapter.
100 Places in France Every Woman Should Go
With intelligence, style, and depth, Marcia DeSanctis offers insight and advice to every France-obsessed woman, whether she's a first-time traveler to Paris or the most sophisticated Francophile. In 100 luminous vignettes on the country's most alluring places, DeSanctis leads us through vineyards, markets, architectural treasures, beach idylls, and contemplates hikes from Biarritz to Normandy, Antibes to Chamonix. Along the way, she tells of fascinating women who have changed the destiny of Francefrom Marie Curie, Empress Josephine, and Joan of Arc to Audrey Hepburn and Édith Piaf. From sexy to literary, spiritual to gorgeous, 100 Places in France Every Woman Should Go is for the smart and curious traveler who wants to see France, her way. Read the Introduction or a sample chapter.
"In this elegant book, Marcia DeSanctis becomes your smartest, most glamorous, generous and insightful friendyour sage, and your guide. 100 Places in France is a treasure for any woman who wishes to know the country intimately, from it's most delectable and stylish surfaces (lingerie! parfum!) to its nuanced and profound depths. Whether traveling by jet, or simply by imagination, you will savor this ride, perhaps along with a glass of fine champagne or the perfect demitasse. I loved it."
Dani Shapiro, author of Devotion and Still Writing
50 Places in Rome, Florence, and Venice Every Woman Should Go
Makes me want to pack my bag and follow Van Allen's alluring suggestions. Andiamo!
Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun
Following the critically acclaimed 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go, Susan Van Allen adds new gems to her selection of the best spots for female travelers in Italys most popular cities, along with enticing Golden Day itineraries to make vacation dreams come true. Like a savvy traveler girlfriend whispering in your ear, she guides readers to masterpieces where women are glorifiedfrom Romes Pieta to Florences Birth of Venusand to best spots for wine tasting, chocolate, gelato, artisan shopping experiences to meet leather craftsmen or glass blowers, and places for adventures such as rolling pasta or rowing like a gondolier. She provides fresh, practical tips giving readers an insiders secrets on what to pack, the best places to get their hair styled, and how to shop for bargain souvenirs.
Susan opens the door to extraordinary experiences that fully immerse you in the beautiful, fascinating, and delicious pleasures of the Bel Paese. Read a sample chapter.
Shopping for Buddhas: An Adventure in Nepal
25th Anniversary Edition!
A wonderful travel companion for anyone who wants to view afresh the wonders and oddess of humankind. Amy Tan
Asia is a mythical jubilee, writes Jeff Greenwald, full of characters more strange and entertaining than anything youll find in Star Wars. On his quest for the perfect Buddha statue, Greenwald treks to a lofty nunnery to meet one of the most powerful women in Tibetknown to fly through the air. He visits Kathmandus first indoor shopping mall (where a ride on the countrys first escalator is a near-religious event), and befriends a sly mystic named Lalji, whose often abrasive teaching methods prod him along the spiritual path. This 25th anniversary edition of his beloved book contains a new Preface by the author that brings us up to date on life in Nepal and introduces readers both new and old to this magical story. Read a sample chapter.
100 Places in the USA Every Woman Should Go
Seeking an unusual place to escape with friends? Want to indulge in a perfect hot spring or mountain retreat? Hoping to gain perspective by exploring women's history or touring a quirky museum? 100 Places in the USA Every Woman Should Go will both inspire and compel you to hit the roadin a group, with a friend, or solo. Divided into sections such as "Get to Know America," "Americans History," "Participate," and "X (Chromosome) Rated," this guidebook unveils places you've never heard of and gives you a new outlook on places you think you know. It illuminates attractions close to home and reminds you why it's time to plan that special trip far away. The book is packed with breezy reviews, insightful advice, and engaging anecdotes sure to set you on your way. Read Sophia Dembling's Introduction.
Deer Hunting in Paris is an unexpectedly funny exploration of a vanishing way of life in a complex, cosmopolitan world. Sneezing madly from hay fever, a Korean-American preachers daughter refuses to get married, travels the world, and ends up learning how to hunt from her boyfriends conservative family. As she navigates the perils of an unlikely romantic relationship from Paris, France, to Paris, Maine, Paula Young Lee skewers human foibles while she celebrates hunting, DIY food culture, and what it means to be a carnivore. She finds herself trying to keep from being mistaken for a deer and getting shot at the clothesline, while also avoiding becoming dinner for bears. Along the way, this former vegetarian finds lessons about life, love, and loss in a hacksaw and a haunch of venison. Read the Prologue or a sample chapter.
Ghost Dance in Berlin is an unlikely declaration of love by the American-born son of German-speaking Jewish refugees. From a temporary perch in a villa on Berlins biggest lake, Wortsman imagines the parallel celebratory haunting of two sets of ghosts, those of the exiled erstwhile owners, a Jewish banker and his family, and those of the Führers Minister of Finance and his entourage, who took over title, while in another villa across the lake another gaggle of ghosts is busy planning the Final Solution.
Where the Wall once stood dividing East and West the city remains bisected by invisible borderlines, across which the author hops with an eye for telling detail and an ear for memorable conversations with street musicians, winos, lawyers, bankers, politicians, a taxi driver, a hooker, and a Michelin star chef, with cameo appearances by Henry Kissinger and the shade of Marlene Dietrich. Read the Foreword or a sample chapter.
100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go, 2nd Edition
Makes me want to pack my bag and follow Van Allens alluring suggestions for traveling in Italy. Her knowledge reveals an intimacy with the country and a honed sense of adventure. Andiamo!
Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun
Imagine creating your Italian dream vacation with a fun-loving savvy traveler girlfriend whispering in your ear. Go along with writer Susan Van Allen on a femme-friendly ride up and down the boot, to explore this extraordinarily enchanting country where Venus (Vixen Goddess of Love and Beauty) and The Madonna (Nurturing Mother of Compassion) reign side-by-side. With humor, passion, and practical details, this uniquely anecdotal guidebook will enrich your Italian days. Read the Introduction, and also this superb review.
A most diverting and picaresque tale, one that reads like a sentimental journey of a hundred years ago.
the late Norman Cousins
In the early 1960s, a young, self-taught musician set out to travel the world with no money, equipped only with his guitar, his voice, and his belief in the goodness of people. Along the way, blown by the winds of fortune, guided by instinct, he played for kings and paupers, soldiers and servants, artists and terrorists. His name is Moro Buddy Bohn, and his unlikely and powerful story will uplift you and inspire you to live the life you want.
His audiences have included Queen Elizabeth II of England, King Frederick IX of Denmark, Pablo Picasso, Rita Hayworth, Patty Duke, Lee Marvin, Howard Hughes, King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit of Thailand, and he was the first musician to entertain U.S. troops in Vietnam. Read the Preface or a sample chapter.
Cruise Confidential: a hit below the waterline
Part Love Boat, part Mutiny on the Bounty, Cruise Confidential does for cruising what Animal House did for higher education. J. Maarten Troost, author of The Sex Lives of Cannibals
Cruise Confidential is a delightfully funny, wild, and romantic adventure that reveals what it's really like working on a cruise ship. Brian David Bruns worked for a year in the ships' restaurants and his account will astonish you as you are assaulted with circumstances ranging from the absurd to the bizarre. Did you know that waiters are required to steal cutlery and even food from each other for their own guests? Can you imagine what the crew thinks of the passengers? And sex, don't forget the sex. Read Chapter 1 here.


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Book your room at Hampton Inn & Suites Omaha Southwest-La Vista
Standard Two QueensMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 4 infants)
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban La Vista hotel in Chalco with free breakfast
Located in Chalco, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Defy Gravity Indoor Trampoline Park, Werner Park, and Tara Hills Golf Course. Johnny Goodman Golf Course and Family Fun Center XL are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning.
Room Amenities
All 120 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with digital channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers. Guests will also find premium bedding, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn & Suites Omaha Southwest-La Vista provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 1117 square feet (101 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space size (feet) - 1117
- Conference space size (meters) - 101
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- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Total number of rooms - 120
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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Wonders of Nicaragua - 9 day(s), Central America
Save $300 per person when you pay in full at time of booking.
This adventure showcases the diversity of one of Latin America's most fascinating countries, enriched with astounding natural wonders, a rich history, authentic Indian cultures and lively traditions that have endured for generations. Experience all of these wonders for yourself as you explore splendid Colonial-era towns, a volcanic island and lush coastal forest.
- Professional Tour Director
- Escorted, comprehensive sightseeing with all entry fees
- 13 meals: 8 breakfasts and 5 lunches
- 8 nights in our charming hotels, among the finest in Nicaragua
- All on-tour transportation, all hotel taxes, & service charges, and luggage handling
AAA Member Benefits
- $115 savings per person
- Complimentary pre-night in Managua at the InterContinental Hotel
Vacation Highlights
- Unhurried 2-night stay on Ometepe Island immerses you in the daily life, surprising history and pristine habitats of this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
- Nature reserves cover 22% of Nicaragua and we include more of these natural wonders: Volcanoes, lagoons, virgin forests, mangrove swamp and a barrier island
- Small Group sightseeing promises a deeper and more intimate appreciation of historic Leon and Granada, the oldest Colonial city in the Americas
Day 1 - Free extra night
AAA Vacations Complimentary Inclusion - Enjoy a complimentary extra night before your tour at the centrally located InterContinental Hotel in Managua.
Day 2 - Managua - Tour begins
Enjoy a day to relax or explore the city on your own. Meal: (B)
Day 3 - Managua - Ometepe Island
Discover Managua's Old Town and modern districts and visit the National Historic Park of Loma de Tiscapa. Learn more about the city's dramatic past and see the ruins of the once grand Presidential Palace. Travel across the calm lake waters to Ometepe Island. Accessible only by ferry, this remote and unique UNESCO Biosphere Reserve was formed by two volcanoes in the middle of Lake Nicaragua's vast expanse. Meals: (B, L)
Day 4 - Ometepe Island
Your day begins on the forested slopes of the Maderas Volcano, once the site of an ancient civilization whose legacy you will encounter in the form of ancient petroglyphs. Then visit the Ometepe Museum and continue into Charco Verde Nature Reserve, nestled at the base of two volcano and home to a variety of the island's wildlife including monkeys, armadillos and anteaters. Meals: (B, L)
Day 5 - Granada
Travel by ferry and over land to Granada, the oldest Colonial city in the Americas. Enjoy a guided tour featuring the town's most celebrated architectural landmarks including La Merced Church and San Francisco Convent, now home to a fine collection of pre-Columbian sculpture. Then set out by boat to explore among the islets that dot the shores of Lake Nicaragua. As the afternoon is winding down, you'll join rural residents as they go about their daily life, returning from school and running errands by boat. Many of these folks are artisans who have spent their entire lives on these waters. Meals: (B, L)
Day 6 - Mombacho Volcano Crater
Enjoy a guided nature walk around the crater of Mombacho Volcano and learn about this unique eco-system, home to more than 90 species of orchids. Then learn about the cultivation and roasting techniques that have been refined at Cafe Las Flores, a picturesque coffee plantation surrounded by rainforest. Enjoy a sampling of their fine blends before returning to your hotel. The balance of your afternoon is free to explore more of Granada's Colonial-era ambience at your own pace. Meal: (B)
Day 7 - Masaya Volcano - Colonial Leon
Explore Santiago Crater, active since 1946, and experience another colorful slice of daily life at the bustling Masaya Market, also a great place to find artisan handicrafts. Continue to the shores of Lake Managua to visit the ruins of Old Leon, established by the Spanish in the 16th century and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Continue on to the modern-day city of Leon to visit the home of Nicaragua's beloved poet, Ruben Dario, and tour the Colonial-era Cathedral, the largest in Central America. Meals: (B, L)
Day 8 - Juan Venado Nature Reserve
Explore by motorboat in this pristine reserve, where mangrove forests and a barrier island are home to abundant animal life. Return to Leon in the mid-afternoon where the rest of the day is free to explore more of this handsome and captivating town at your own pace. Meals: (B, L)
Day 9 - Leon - Tour ends
Our program finishes this morning. Meal: (B)


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He might think that because Hood goes to NT on 3rd down.
He needs to understand that hood will as always go there on 3rd down. That's why I like Williams &Hankins they could stay on the field depending on sub packages.
Hood 1 gaps on 3rd downs, so it would be more accurate to say he moves to DT. But regardless, if you are correct and he is refering to our 3rd down package, and saying that we should move Hood to DE permanently, meaning he should be on the end in our 3rd down package... well, that's just as stupid, isn't it?
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Let's Talk About Your Resume
Much more than a summary of your education and work experience, your resume is the primary tool with which you market yourself.
A great resume will most likely be the reason a prospective employer selects you for the interview rather than someone else, and it's what you leave behind after the first interview is complete.
During your job search, your resume is both the digital and paper version of you.
Giraffe Tips
Your Resume Format and Style:
- You should have both a Microsoft Word doc and a PDF version of your resume available.
- Keep your format simple, clean and consistent.
- Use standard fonts and font sizes, black text and a white background.
- Use indents rather than tabs.
- Do not add lines, photos or artwork.
- Keep bolding and italics to a minimum.
- Do not add hidden keywords.
Giraffe Tips
Your Resume Length:
During the "Apply Now" phase, you should try to limit your resume length to one page if possible.
However, candidates with ten or more years of experience relating to their field or type of job they are seeking, or anyone whose expertise or field requires a more detailed account of job skills and experience, can use a two-page resume in order to allow enough space to include all of the pertinent information.
Your Resume Content...
What should you cut?
What is missing?
What is important?
What is not?
These are important questions to examine next.
Giraffe Tips:
What to add or cut?
In your efforts to manage your resume's length, don't take too many liberties between your resume and your background in reality.
Be 100% prepared during the actual face-to-face interview with a prospective employer, or when filling out an employment application, to complete what was shortened or left out on your resume so you provide an accurate record of your employment history.
Today, most companies, including JobGiraffe, perform extensive verifications and errors in dates and/or the omission of past employers may cost you the offer.
Here are some other tips on what to include – and what not to:
Add an objective? For people just entering the workforce or changing careers or fields, an objective provides a great opportunity to highlight the type of position you are interested in.
Add reference information? For the purpose of securing a first interview indicating references are "available upon request" is sufficient. Once you enter the interview and application phases, employers will expect a list of references, so have them ready and be certain to confirm that the references you list are agreeable to providing a reference for you - and how best to contact them.
Add hobbies and interests? Your passion for fly-fishing is nice, but it is not important in the resume phase. Yet interests or involvement with charitable organizations, volunteerism or community service can be meaningful. If you do include this information, be prepared to discuss it and if not, be prepared for an interviewer to ask you to "tell them something about yourself". A well prepared answer can make a difference!
Have multiple resume versions? Some adjustment of your resume for specific submissions can be helpful, but don't go too far. Prospective employers can tell when you have written your resume just to fit their job description, therefore too much "customizing" may knock you out. Plus, never load your resume with keywords or phrases from the job you are applying for.
Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation? It's time for some JobGiraffe tough love; it's up to you to proof your resume for spelling and punctuation errors and spell-check mix-ups. (There or their?) Absolutely NO spelling errors are acceptable on your resume.
You have a little more breathing room with grammar since much of what you write will not be in complete sentences and you may also take some liberties with punctuation, but remember, you are being judged entirely by your resume - take the time to make it right. If an employer has multiple candidates applying for one position, they may be looking for any reason to throw your resume in the "no" pile.
A Deeper Discussion on Accuracy and Honesty
We know that some candidates wonder if modifying their employment history may give them a better chance at getting an interview or sucuring a job offer.
JobGiraffe has been placing candidates for 50 years and no matter what type of job market we are in, we have learned the answer is always 'no'. Trust how open minded potential employers can be – and how marketable you can remain - as long as you tell the truth. Having too many jobs, short-term employment, gaps in employment or even being fired can be overcome if handled in a straight-forward, open and honest way. Oftentimes a candidate's willingness to confront difficult issues within their work history can turn the situation into a positive for getting the job, not a negative.
Here are some specific examples:
Education – Do not identify yourself as being a degreed college graduate unless you are 100% certain that your institution will verify it. Lying about educational achievement is one of the fastest 'knock-out' components amongst employers, recruiters and staffing companies today – especially JobGiraffe. We will check.
Four years of college is not the same as a degree. Two classes short is not the same as a degree. Still owing the University money and having an unavailable transcript is not the same as a degree. Most employers will accept the truth with no problem, but the lie will likely cost you the job.
Trade Schools and Certifications - The same rules apply; if it can't be verified when the institution is contacted and/or if you don't have the certificate and/or you cannot produce indisputable proof you completed the program successfully, don't list it as completed.
Military Service – Make sure you list all of your information completely and correctly including dates of service, branch of the military, rank attained, training received and any awards or recognition you earned. Also be prepared that you will be asked to produce your DD214. Military service is something to be proud of and it is a valuable part of your work history but like employment and education, it will also be verified.
Employment History – As mentioned above, although you have a little latitude when listing previous jobs in the resume phase, do not omit jobs or adjust dates once you enter the interview and application phase.
You must be prepared to share your complete and accurate employment history with JobGiraffe and all prospective employers. Big discrepancies between your resume, your employment application and the reality of the verification results will eliminate your candidacy for certain.
After 50 years of experience in placing great job seekers with great companies, JobGiraffe knows the importance of a great resume. Following the advice above will help you to stand out above the crowd.
JobGiraffe – Reach Higher®


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My new year was great. Lots of champagne!
The less great part was being presented with further proof that no relationship lasts. (Or mid-life crises are really terrible, whichever way you choose to look at it.)
My aunt and uncle have been married for almost 24 years now. In fact, my grandma LOVES telling the story of how they skipped out on my 1st birthday party to go get married (and I'm turning 25 in February).
Last night my aunt told me that she had filed for a divorce and was just waiting on my uncle to sign the paperwork. Something about how "it's rough being the only person trying to keep up the relationship."
Crazy stuff. Looking at them I almost believed it was possible to be with someone for a lifetime, but I suppose being further disillusioned can't be a bad thing.
On the other hand, my aunt who has been a vegetarian (well, you know, one of those ones that eats fish) for 20 years also had a bite of chicken last night. So I'm thinking the mid-life crisis theory is not completely off-base. We'll see, I suppose. My uncle doesn't exactly seem to be putting up much of a fight.
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Feb 15, 2008
So i have the paper now for the invites and i think this Monday since is "Family Day" and its a holiday and we will finish them on the following Saturday. We are planning a small "party" to make the invites, and other things. I cant believe how much paper i Got... WOW.... i think we only payed about $170 for everything and that will make the invites, RSVPS, favor boxes, and ceremony programs.
**Will post pictures of final product later***
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Federal prosecutors began a "triage" review of immigration cases this week by initiating an examination of each of the more than 7,800 cases currently pending in Denver's overloaded immigration courts.
Denver was chosen, along with Baltimore, to serve as a pilot for the Obama administration to gauge whether law enforcement, prosecutors and the courts can effectively prioritize cases against the worst criminals and weed out the less serious cases.
That is in keeping with administration announcements earlier this summer that enforcement will be directed at criminals and those who pose a threat to safety and national security rather than on those who have only violated immigration laws.
"This is a triage level of looking at cases. All aspects of cases will be reviewed," said Laura Lichter, president-elect of the American Immigration Lawyers Assn. "It remains to be seen how well it will work."
High-level representatives of the Department of Homeland Security met with immigration attorneys and immigrant rights groups in Denver this week to talk about how cases will be reviewed using prosecutorial discretion.
That means that attorneys reviewing the cases can put a hold on cases that might involve illegal immigrants who have served in the military, been in the United States for a long time, completed high school or college, are elderly or have been the victims of domestic violence.
Meanwhile, sex offenders, those who commit immigration fraud, drug dealers or those who have committed crimes of violence will be pushed to the front of the line for removal or incarceration.
Lichter said normally when immigration attorneys request prosecutorial discretion on a case, there is no recourse if the request is turned down. Federal prosecutors have agreed that if prosecutorial discretion is denied during the pilot-study review and attorneys feel a wrong decision has been reached, there will be a second chance for review.
Denver's choice as a pilot site doesn't mean undocumented immigrants in the state will get a free pass to citizenship. For the time being, it means they will be left in a legal limbo, without any way to work legally and without any clear path to eventual citizenship.
Raúl Cárdenas of Denver had his case put on hold last week due to a prosecutorial discretion decision nine years after he and his U.S. citizen wife applied for legal status based on their marriage and two years after he was detained by ICE for working under someone else's Social Security number. The hold on his case means he doesn't have to worry about being booted from the country, but it doesn't give him any right to work while he waits for a hoped-for green card.
"They are putting a triage band-aid on our family, but they haven't really treated the problem," said his wife Judy Cárdenas.
"Not everyone is going to benefit from this, but it beats the heck out of having to leave the country," said Julie Gonzales with the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition.
The coalition is monitoring a number of cases that are pending before the Denver immigration court to see if prosecutorial discretion is going to work.
The immigration attorneys' association is also focusing a campaign in Denver to explain to those affected how prosecutorial discretion is supposed to work and to warn them away from fraudulent "lawyers" who might offer to help them obtain holds on their cases.
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Another development in the Obama administration's unprecedented efforts to criminalize the leaking of information to the press: Politico's Josh Gerstein (5/24/10) reports that a former FBI contractor was given a 20-month sentence for giving five classified documents to a blog. The former contractor, Shamai Leibowitz, said he wanted to expose activity he believed was illegal. "This was a one-time mistake that happened to me when I worked at the FBI and saw things that I considered a violation of the law," he told the court as he received his sentence as part of a plea bargain. Were, in fact, illegal […]
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Redesigning Our Future Focus Groups
2015 Focus Groups
Focus groups at the summit allow students to immerse themselves in a particular subject area and discover how their talents and passions can contribute to environmental causes. Students will choose a focus group after being accepted into the program.
What's 'Bugging" You: Exploring Mosquito Diversity and Environmental Health
Dr. Carmony L. Hartwig
Summer fun often comes hand-in-hand with the buzzing sound and stinging bite of the mosquito, the loveable blood-sucking creature that steals our nutrients to produce offspring. Beyond their ability to pester us, many mosquitoes can transmit viruses, bacteria and parasites, to a multitude of hosts including birds, animals, invertebrates and amphibians. Investigating and identifying mosquito species diversity in an area can therefore provide important information as to the potential for human pathogen transmission, as well as the overall environmental health of the surrounding ecosystem. Despite the negative connotations associated with "mosquito" these creatures are important ecologically as a source of food and as pollinators. In this focus group we will discuss the basics of mosquito biology and vector potential, as well as learn the techniques associated with mosquito collection and vector surveillance measures. We will discuss how climate change and other current issues may affect the diversity of mosquito populations, and therefore the associated ecological health and pathogen transmission potential of an area. We will spend most our time exploring the ecological preserve, both setting and collecting adult mosquito traps, and getting muddy in summer pools dipping for dancing mosquito larvae. We will also spend a portion of our time in the laboratory, looking at our collections under the microscope and exploring molecular techniques used in mosquito genetic research. By the end of this session you will have a new appreciation for these beautiful yet often underappreciated organisms!
Read more about Dr. Carmony Hartwig
"Go Ahead: Change Your Mind" this summer.
Dr. Seth Holtzman
We will examine the psychology of change. How do we get ourselves to change our minds? How do we get others to change their minds? We will examine the conditions under which minds shift, and we will examine some of the obstacles to mental change. We have all experienced times when someone should change her mind but doesn't, and we have all found ourselves unwilling or (seemingly) unable to change our own mind even though we know we should. People need to be psychologically prepared to change—or often they will not change, even when faced with sufficient reasons. Notice how many people are resisting environmental truths such as climate change. Notice how difficult people find it to start a new habit, such as recycling. If our culture succeeds at confronting our environmental problems, it will be due to helping people change their minds.
Read more about Dr. Seth Holtzman.
Green Inc: Blogging for a Better Tomorrow
Cyndi Allison Wittum
Participants will learn how to set up and populate a basic blog with information, photos and video supporting a greener world. They will write and compile data and images from the summit and package that material to share with an online audience. This hands-on, collaborative project will be of special interest to students who want to learn more about environmental writing, journalism, new media, social media and multi-media. While not required, it would be helpful if participants brought equipment like laptop computers, cell phones, digital cameras and video cams to use in the project.
Freedom, Fear, and Fouled Resources
Dr. Norris Feeney
Have you ever wondered what the world is doing about current environmental challenges? Almost all environmental issues impact more than one country in the world. As these problems are transnational (and often global), effectively addressing environmental concerns requires global solutions. In this focus group, we will simulate multinational negotiation of international environmental policy. As you each play the role of a different sovereign country, you will become aware of the many barriers to strong coordinated action on environmental issues in the international arena. Following the simulation, we will discuss two crucial questions: (1) what can be done, and (2) what should be done to allow us to do more to solve the common challenges we face as a global society.
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Invasive Alien Plants and Animals: Friend or Foe to the Environment?
Dr. Jay F. Bolin
Alien invasive species are considered one of the top threats to biodiversity on the planet. First this focus group intends to provide an introduction to the value of organismal biodiversity, from ecosystem services to the intrinsic value provided by diverse communities of plants and animals. Then we will discuss and learn (in the field) about how invasive organisms arrive in new habitats and the negative impacts invasive species may have on native biodiversity. However the positive impacts in terms of ecosystem services (e.g. Asiatic clams filtering the water column, Kudzu serving as forage for endangered butterflies) of invasive species will also be underscored because in some environments, such as urban parks, invasive species are ubiquitous and are here to stay. We will use Kudzu (and/or Chinese Wisteria) and Asiatic Clams in the Catawba Ecological Preserve as model organisms, and more than half of the session will be spent in the preserve, quantifying the magnitude of the invasions using field sampling techniques and work to identify potential solutions or recommendations to control or use invasive species productively (as in eating Kudzu!).
Read more about Dr. Jay Bolin.
A Backbone for Conservation
Dr. Joe Poston
This focus group is full.
Vertebrates,animals with backbones, come in all shapes and sizes. And they include animals that are active at all times of day and all times of year. This variety of behavior makes it challenging to study vertebrates in the wild. In addition, many vertebrates are endangered because of human actions. Consequently, it is even more important to study wild vertebrate populations to help us make decisions about how to improve their chances of surviving. In this module, you will learn some of the techniques that scientists use to study populations of vertebrates in the wild. We will study animals that are active during the day and animals that are active at night. If you have a sense of adventure, and a willingness to get dirty, then you have a backbone for conservation.


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How can I keep my mom out of the delivery room?
My mother doesn't really approve of my wonderful husband, and he feels uncomfortable around her. She wants to be in the delivery room for the birth of our baby, but I know my husband would rather she wasn't. I love my husband and want this to be our special event. How do I tell my mom that we'd like to be alone for the delivery?
Posted: 06/05/2001 by a BabyCenter Member
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It is so good to know that others share this same dilemma! I'm only 7 weeks pregnant but my mother is already clearing her calendar so that she can be here for the birth. Its something she expects and she was invited to play a very active roll in the births of my sister's three children. My mother is quite the steamroller! She usually gets her way. It will take repeating and firmness for her to understand that I really mean it--my husband and I want it to be just the two of us. I do plan to invite her to come visit us soon after the birth, but I would prefer that she stay in a hotel . . . that will be a whole other can of worms, but we're going to take this one step at a time.posted 07/05/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Giving birth is rather private. Your husband and mother should work out their issues before the baby comes. It will just make the whole situation worse. They are both adults and your are going to need 100% support from everyone after the baby gets here. It's not easy and you're going to want all the help you can get. You guys are family. Parents aren't suppose to approve, that's why they're parents. If it's a privacy issue it's one thing but don't leave your mom out at least let her wait outside of the room. Your mom is your mom and your husband shouldn't be calling the shots.posted 06/14/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
Im a very young newly wed who got pregnant a week after the wedding day. I do not yet feel very comfortable with my husband's family, although they are very nice people. Their enthusiasm for the pregnancy is making me feel very uncomfortable as I do not warm up to people quickly and am by nature a very private person - My husband's family is a very open family. My husband's sister, most of all, is stressing me out as she wants to be so closely involved in the pregnancy and the birth of the baby. I personally feel that the things happening internally in my body should be more private and I am having trouble adjusting to this sudden influx of attention shown to me. I know that having a baby is exciting for more than just the Father and Mother of the baby, but I wish people would give me a little more space. My husband's sister actually had the gawl to ask to come to the ultrasound which thankfully my husband turned down. But, I feel that my desire for more privacy during the pregnancy and during the birth of the baby is going to put stress on my husband's family's first impressions of me.posted 06/07/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
My mother in-law wants to be in the delivery room as her first grandchild (our child) is born. She also plans to visit after the baby is born for the better part of a month!! I have a good relationship with my mother -in- law, but I think that her presence in the delivery room coupled with a month of us trying to care for one little one together would drive us despise each other!! I expressed how I do not want anyone but my husband and medical personnel in the room. While my mom has not even entertained the idea of being in the room, during my last conversation with my mother-in-law, she again expressed how she wants to be there for the delivery. This time her excuse was because my husband(her son) will need her support. I wanted to let her know that her husband is an adult that is more than capable of handling himself--if not, he needs to learn quickly b/c being a father is no walk in the park either! I really felt disrepsected. Luckliy I have a VERY assertive and supportive husband. Once I told him what his mom said, he told me that a "guest list" is the last thing I should be concerned with now and on that day. He told his mom that she is not welcomed in the delivery room and has even made sure that she is making hotel reservations for the time she plans to spend visiting the baby. To make sure we have some space. Now, I am no longer worried about putting a bouncer, complete with velvet rope at my hospital room entrance.posted 06/01/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I am in the same dilema. My mother in law has also been at all the births of her grandchildren. My sister in law gave birth a couple of months ago and she had her mother and husband with her and HIS MOTHER, she didn't really want her mother in law there but felt obliged as she had her mother and she thought it unfair if he didn't have his there!!! I said I am not having her there at mine. First, she wasn't there when we made the baby. Second, the delivery is NOT A SPECTATOR SPORT To me, the whole birthing experience should be as ralaxed as possible and it doesn't help having all that anxiety. It's like sitting on the loo trying desperately to go and having an in law parading up and down the hallway asking if you've managed to go. I so don't want any of my in laws there. Just be firm they cannot bully you or make you feel guilty about wanting to be private, they will have plenty of time to see their grandchild.posted 05/22/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
When I had my first baby, (my mother's first grandson) I made a general comment to everyone that I didn't want anyone in the room except for my husband, nurse and doctor that eveyone was welcome to visit after the baby was born, but for some reason my mom thought that I meant everyone except for her. She can't take to see me in pain so I tried not to show so much and held it back, by doing this I didn't relax was VERY tense I didn't progress the nurse told my mom to leave the room and like magic I relaxed and got to the final point but it took me 24 hours to deliver my son and he had his first BM inside of me. If you don't relax it could harm your delivery so talk to your mom and tell her you want that moment to be private so you can be relaxed and promise to keep her updated maybe give her the task of informing the rest of the relatives or at least a group of them and that way she wont feel so excluded. That is what I'm doing with my mom next time (in about 3 months) Speak up. Good Luck.posted 05/16/2006 by Ily28
I am facing the same situation with my mother. She was present at my first two births, but now her and my current husband don't get along. I explained the situation to my OB and he said he would handle the situation. He is looking out for the needs and wants of me and my baby not my mother. He is going to ask everyone to leave the room at the hospital for the birth except for my husband. This way it falls back on him. That's what you pay them for. Put the blame on the doc.posted 04/27/2006 by smarttiger1979
This is a personal moment for you and your husband to be shared. Tell her this. Tell her you love her, but she needs to understand that there are certain moments that just need to be shared between a husband and wife. Remind her that she wasn't there to witness the conception either because again it is a personal moment. Reassure her that she will be the first to see the baby outside the delivery room, but you don't feel comfortable having your mother watch between your legs. Tell her it is giving you anxiety and you'd apreciate it if she could give you some privacy. If she is jealous that your husband will be there, tell her that one non-medical person in the room is all your nerves can handle, and please be understanding and respectful of this. This is actually how I feel (I'm being induced in 3 days). I told my mother to come visit the day I come home. I don't want anyone there in the hospital except my husband because I need my own time to adjust. Good Luck!posted 03/22/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
my mother wants to be in the room, and my husband does not want that at all!!!i would rather it be just him and i because it is our first and it was a surprise, and i think we would better enjoy the moment without having to share it with other people. i dont even want the doctors to be in there but i dont have a choice!!! i think i would be more distracted if she were in the room, but she already told me that she is my mother and she will be in the room no matter what! she is a tough cookie and we dont want anyone in there, but i dont know how to tell her without her freaking out!!posted 03/09/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
As far as MIL are concerned, I don't get along with mine, and I don't even want her in the hospital. Of course, I can't very well say she can't be in the hospital, but she sure as heck won't be in the room. I recently told my mother I just wanted it to be me and my husband there. She was upset. I look at it this way, it's our child being brought into the world, we created it and we should be the ones to greet it when it comes into the world... Be honest, ultimately it's your decision, either they like it or not, but they have to live with it... And if it bothers them that much, I would tell them that they could choose not to be at the hospital at all if they'd like.posted 02/20/2006 by tinkerbell854
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USAASC announces October MOS 51C reclassification board results
November 19, 2013
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. (Nov. 19, 2013) -- A total of 26 candidates were selected for reclassification as a result of the 51C Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) reclassification board held here October 21-22, 2013.
The first board of the fiscal year was convened by the U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center (USAASC) and administered by the 51C Proponent Office.
"We had 106 applicants compete for the 26 positions and the competition was stiff," said Cory Foster, contracting proponency officer.
The number of selected applicants varies across each board and is dependent upon the accession needs of the Army at the time.
"We expect to bring many NCOs by next September and we will hold boards every few months--there are plenty of opportunities to compete," added Foster.
The purpose of the board is to ensure the best qualified NCOs from across the Army are selected for reclassification into military occupational specialty (MOS) 51C, an Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Contracting NCO, which is part of the Army Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Workforce.
The primary mission for 51C NCOs is to deploy as contingency contracting officers and serve as members of the early entry module contingency contracting team. When not deployed, selected NCOs will serve as contingency contracting officers in support of a headquarters, principal assistant responsible for contracting, contracting support brigades, contingency contracting battalions, and/or installation contracting offices for training and mission support.
Submission schedules and additional information are posted on the USAASC website.
USAASC congratulates the following Soldiers for their selection:
Staff Sgt. Edna Alcin-Wilson
Sgt. Rafael Alameda-Pabon
Sgt. Nikkeyla D. Barbee
Staff Sgt. Steven Barva
Staff Sgt. Anthony D. Bryant
Staff Sgt. Oscar F. Cano
Staff Sgt. Joel M. Celona
Sgt. Dextra D. Davis
Sgt. Tameka C. Flowers
Staff Sgt. Gregory Gunn
Sgt. Joshua J. Harris
Sgt. Marvin E. Hopkins
Staff Sgt. Michael J. Howen
Sgt.(P) Jessie J. Jasnoch
Sgt.(P) Latoya N. Jeffries
Staff Sgt. Aja M. Lynch
Sgt. Timothy McMillan
Staff Sgt. Jacob Pankow
Sgt. William A. Phipps
Sgt.(P) Julian D. Rhooms
Sgt.(P) Jessica D. Salter
Staff Sgt. Michael L. Sapp
Staff Sgt. Katrina R. Tolbert
Staff Sgt. Jonathan G. Vallejo
Staff Sgt. Antonio D. Woodson
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5 Ye are all the children of light, and the children of the day: we are not of the night, nor of darkness.
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