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I struggled playing a Martin D-18 for a year, never really comfortable with the neck. I sold it once I found the 410CE. The neck was the most comfortable neck I'd played. The cutaway makes some of the lead lines easier to get. And the tone of the Ovankol wood is a bit deeper than the mahogany, although still full and bright. It is a powerful sound, especially with Elixer light nanowebs. Through our PA at church, it is very natural. Many have commented on how good it sounds. I use drop D tuning a lot and some alternate tunings, and the guitar responds well. It isn't intended for fingerpicking, but when I don't have my OM out, this does just fine. The 1 3/4 inch neck makes fingerpicking more comfortable. I normally play it through a Genz Benz Shen 60 (has balanced XLR outputs), but will use an LR Baggs Para DI to go through the PA system if I don't use the amp. I would definately buy another.
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I was surprised to hear the melowness of sound this model has. Unplugged, it has a very soft, almost unpretentious sound regardless of how you play it. Plugged in, it's as clear as a bell. For me there's no question; the sound makes it fun to play. The sustain is about average, but the tone is excellent. It also stays in tune even after hard playing. A beautiful pro-level guitar for the money.


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Resource nationalism has become a much-discussed topic in the mining world of late, but while the debate has created a fair amount of heat, it has done less to shed light on how businesses and governments could work together.
Given the rapid rise in commodity prices across the world, it is not surprising that governments in Africa are looking to their natural resources to boost revenues, provide jobs for their citizens and mitigate the effects of higher food prices. Given the increasing democratisation of the continent, citizens are better placed than ever to push their governments to turn this pressure into action.
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Indeed, the old caricature of authoritarian governments playing a cat and mouse game with cowboy businesses looking to make a quick buck is now out of date, if indeed there was ever any truth in it. The increasing de-mocratisation of the African continent has meant that governments are increasingly sensitive to popular pressures. Likewise, moves to pursue more rigorous enforcement of 'use it or lose it' regulations reflect government attempts to discourage opportunistic, short-termist approaches. In the context of this new landscape, both mining companies and governments have an interest in creating long-term partnerships that will provide greater stability for investors worried about returns and a longer-term picture for governments looking to create wealth for their people.
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What is the official name of the TBXAS1 gene?
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The TBXAS1 gene provides instructions for making an enzyme called thromboxane A synthase 1. This enzyme acts as part of a chemical pathway called the arachidonic acid cascade. Through this multistep pathway, a molecule called arachidonic acid is processed to produce several molecules with diverse functions in the body. As part of this pathway, thromboxane A synthase 1 converts a molecule called prostaglandin H2 into another molecule called thromboxane A2. Thromboxane A2 is involved in normal blood clotting (hemostasis), playing critical roles in the narrowing of blood vessels (vasoconstriction) to slow blood flow and the clumping (aggregation) of blood cell fragments called platelets at the site of an injury.
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amino acid ; anemia ; blood clotting ; bone marrow ; bone remodeling ; cell ; clotting ; cytochrome P450 ; dysplasia ; enzyme ; fibrosis ; gene ; hemostasis ; injury ; molecule ; platelets ; prostaglandin ; protein
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At least this guy knew how the markets work. He's probably too smart to be a good politician.
First of all most of the homes should not have been sold to people who may have falsely fudged their incomes. Second, if you weren't smart enough to see the bubble when it was stareing you in the face, then quit whining about someone who was smart emough. You should have paid more attention in school instead of watching reality T.V.
I don't have an issue with someone shorting the real estate market, if that was all he did. In my view where Mr Paulson went wrong was in actively creating mortgage portfolios of loans predicted to fail, and then not informing the porfolio buyers that was the case.
There were a lot of people who made money shorting the housing bubble investments. I do not know why anyone was surprised about the crash. Anytime some investment gets so crazy that anything goes, the bottom is getting ready to fall out of that investment.
If I go to Vegas and bet against the Raiders and win, have I somehow influenced the results of the game? Hardly. The same with CDF's. They are mearly bets between two parties on the outcome of an independent event. When you bet, there is a winner and loser, neither of whom had any influence on wither or not someone could pay their mortgage. The mortgage crisis was the result of runaway lending and a misrepresentation of the quality of mortgage backed securities.
He's not smarter than the rest of us... just knows the right people. Lots of people knew the housing market was not sustainable, but we didn't have the wall street connections to bet against the housing market. It's easy to blame people, but if you had told millions of people in the 1940-1980's that they can buy a million dollar house with their income and sell it couple years later for profit and many people were successful at it for years, everyone would have done it then too. There's a name for it... Pyramid Scheme.
The shorts were on the right side if the housing lunacy. Had there been more people taking short positions the bubble would not have inflated to the extent it did. If Florida's voters have some sense, they'll tilt toward people who made money shorting the market and against those who lost feeding the bubble.
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Which pretty much explains how we get into these situations.
Read what "How about common sense" has to say. He'/she's spot on.
Ok, who is worse? Friend of Mario Dodd, Barney I sleep with the VP of FNM Frank. Or this guy. This guy was just doing his fiduciary duty to his investors. The others and Mr. Obama who filibustered the FNM and FRE oversight in 2005 were the ones who caused the disaster. Typhoid Mary in the Congress already? You betcha!
Only in America.
If they were smart they'd know they were betting against other millioniares, not them. But that never seems to occur to people who get mad at those who bet on "don't pass" in craps.
I think we should have people in the offices working for the people. This type of person must have kick down many people to gain his wealth. I wouldn't vote for him. He is just another Bloomberg Just wanting the power.
I would certainly vote for him, were I a FL resident.
@ Z "He's not smarter than the rest of us… just knows the right people. Lots of people knew the housing market was not sustainable, but we didn't have the wall street connections to bet against the housing market."
You serious? Who in wall street did you have to know to open an etrade account and buy puts on Wamu, countrywide etc....
Of course he bet against Florida housing. The ratings agencies required geographical diversity for the mortgages in the underlying pool if the CDO tranches were to be highly rated.
As for fraud, the FBI reports that "a high percentage of all reported fraud losses involve collaboration or collusion by industry insiders." Blaming borrowers for mortgage fraud without blaming the mortgage brokers, appraisers, bankers, realtors, and all the other industry insiders is simply...fraudulent.
@Sally: YOU should have paid more attention in school instead of watching reality T.V.
@Dan S. A synthetic CDO needs one long and one short position or there is no deal. Since ACA was long, it seems pretty obvious who was short. Also, considering ACA threw out more than half of the securities and inserted their own it seems that both parties chose the portfolio.
Hmm. A vote for someone who can make money or someone else who can spend it. And people wonder why our government is bankrupt.
he's got my vote
Imagine if we had 100 Senators that were able to see the housing bubble coming.
I would vote for him if I could -- he is a smart man. We make money all of the time shorting stocks and other investments. We made money on the housing collapse too.
Read Galbraith's "A Short History of Financial Euphoria". It should be required reading. Do any of you remember the oil insanity of the late 70's and early 80's, or the 1999 Tech Bubble?
Yeah, I'd much rather vote for a guy who went long on the sub-prime market and lost his shirt. Seriously?? Why are his investments playing a role in his qualifications? Maybe someone who thinks out of the box and put his money behind his ideas is a great thing for this country.
Yet another reason for campaign spending limits, so we don't end up being ruled by office-holders who bought elections, in a corporatocracy of the rich, by the rich, and for the rich.
I'm giving my vote to Alex Snitker. A real man of the people.
"I''m not saying he should or shouldn't be elected because of his bets."
Well, allow me to say it: He should not be elected for helping to screw Floridians. But it's their choice.
Anyone who thinks Jeff Greene is going to be in this race looking out for the 'little guy' should really look in to his investments in the midwest, namely a couple of fuel supply companies he recently acquired. He is quoted in his YouTube video that he 'always puts the people first'. Trust me folks, that's only if it benefits his bottom line and his agenda and his agenda is that it's going to be HIS way.
Deep sigh. Buyers of credit default swaps didn't screw anyone. They were merely trading against the banks and insurers that were stupid enough to write. Buy Michael lewis' book The Big Short if you actually want to understand what happened.
Americans love ultra rich snobs regardless how they made their money. I would not be surprised if he becomes senator
We should elect smart people, not stupid people.
We need senators who can make the right decisions. Clearly Greene made the right call in shorting the subprime mortgages. People who got screwed in the housing market should be wishing they were half as smart as this guy. And they should vote for him.
Putting the fox in charge of the chicken run sounds like a silly notion to me... imagine the insider deals this guy would pull to "protect his hard working employees". Elites care for other elites, now that Florida has a lot less people who are motivationally aspiring elites, they might not like the idea of the risk attached to their lower status and standard of living.
What is the difference between this fox and other foxes. At least this fox understands money, whereas most of the foxes in government do not or they would not spend the way they spend.
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I gave a little sneak peek of this project on Friday. Jason recently constructed this bench and deck into our courtyard. This is the main entrance into our home, a private garden space that's secluded from the street and neighbors. It's a lovely space to sit and it just got better! We still need to add some cushions but we're enjoying it already.
Courtyard Deck and Built-in Bench06/25/2014
Real Life03/27/2014
In an effort to keep up with writing more frequently, here's a really random post. I'm practicing with my wide-angle lens on my DSLR and photoshop settings as I'm starting to get into real estate photography. Practicing with my own house was the obvious choice. The living room was pretty tidy but I made no effort to clean up the other rooms. I'll spare you from Ali's bathroom and our bedroom. Here's a little real life peek into my house:
Homestead (Not Child-Related) Happenings01/09/2014
We're building a privacy fence in our backyard. It'll be a modern wood fence very similar to our last house. I did an extensive tutorial on that fence three years ago, as well as the process of enclosing our courtyard at this house, so I will not be documenting our process this time. We managed to get all 23 posts set in the ground just before the great Flash Freeze of 2014. Now Jason's touring schedule is rolling again so we'll have to wait for some warmer days to line up with the days we're both off work so we can start on the pickets.
We're getting chickens! Two years ago Nashville passed a new law allowing backyard hens to be raised for eggs. Jason was interested right away but it took me a while to get on board. Now that we have the fence started and Jason got this new book for Christmas, I'm all in. I'm so excited. We'll be getting our chicks in the next month or two to start raising them inside until we have the coop done and it's warm enough for them to move into their new house. We're allowed to have up to 6. We're planning to start out with 3 or 4. We eat a ton of eggs around here (18-24/week) so I'm excited to start getting them fresh from our own backyard.
The foster kids' room (which I'm tempted to call the little girl's room…or is it the little girls' room…) is getting a mini makeover. We're repainting the walls. We got some new art and moved art in from a different room and I've moved some furniture around. Bee is gone for 25 days and with the possibility of baby Trust coming, well, I guess I'm nesting. We decided to paint Sherwin Williams Ellie Gray just like the first foster kids' bedroom at our last house, which ended up being Ali's nursery. We were very happy with that color and we're not so happy with the neon green I chose for this house.
Our master bedroom has been slowly getting designed. We realized one day that it's sad how neglected it's been design-wise. Last June we celebrated 10 years of marriage and decided that it's time for a properly designed room. I'll share more about it when it's finished. We started out with a dresser and curtains. We added some art. New bedding. A new bed frame and lamps. Still to go: paint and wall/headboard treatment. Rugs. More art.
Ali's room got a mini-makeover too. She mastered climbing out of a pack-n-play while we were staying at my brother's house for a few days and quickly transferred her skills to her crib at home. She's now in a big girl bed again (side off her crib for now…eventually that KURA bed in the foster kids' room will be hers). I'll post more about that transition later. It's going so much better this time around. She got a new lamp, owl poster and hot pink dog-butt hooks for hanging her dress-up clothes from IKEA.
Welcome, Karl08/27/2013
For the first time in the past seven years, we sold a vintage furniture item and replaced it with an IKEA item. Maybe it's the modern house we live in now rather than a 1955 ranch. Or maybe it's the practicality of IKEA with families and small children. It's probably both… The other part of our couch decision was based on the layout of our living room. This long Karlstad couch with chaise utilizes the space in our living room better. After Ali went to bed on Friday night, Jason and I started to assemble it. He had to leave in less than 2 hours for bus call. We scrambled and got the room put back together just in time! We haven't had a couch in our living room for two weeks so it was so nice to sit here and relax a few times over the weekend. When Ali got up on Saturday morning I told her we got a new couch. When she saw it she said, "New couch! I want to sit here," as she climbed up onto the chaise. "I want to watch shows." I put a show on for her—a DVD that is—I didn't perform.
I think she's a fan!
The gray pillows aren't a good fit for the beige couch but they're functional for now. I think only one end table is going to work with this set up so we have to find another home for the other table and switch some lamps around. We're also working on some art ideas for the big blank white wall.
Since Lucy keeps photobombing all my pictures, I figured I better just give her a proper portrait. Lucy the chocolate cocker spaniel at 8 years old:
Something is Missing08/20/2013
After Buzz went home and while Jason was gone to Europe, I went on a crazy reorganizing, cleaning, selling spree. While we had two energetic toddlers bouncing off of everything at our house, we decided that our vintage sofa was too precious for our home at this stage in our lives and foster parenting journey. Yes, the sofa we spent 80 hours last summer reupholstering. Gone! It now belongs to a young woman in Alabama where I'm sure it's enjoying the single life and is no longer being jumped on by little pipsqueaks.
We've decided to resort back to IKEA. When we got married in 2003, we were all about IKEA. We had a few second hand items and gradually replaced everything with the big box Scandinavian modern. In 2007 when we bought our 1955 ranch, we started replacing IKEA items with vintage items…usually could sell the IKEA furnishings for much more than the estate sale and thrift store treasures we were scrounging up. This may be a first step in the other direction for us… we've sold a vintage piece of furniture and replaced it with an IKEA piece of furniture.
For now we have a very empty living room but
hopefully by the end of this week we'll be picking up one of these:
We're still trying to sell these American By Martinsville tables. I thought I had a buyer but they backed out. If you or anyone you know is interested, please let me know. We're happy to negotiate.
90-Day To Do List08/06/2013
Buzz returned home to his mom on a 90-day trial basis. I really believe that he'll be able to stay with her and everything will work out but just in case (and because it's good excuse for a break), we're not planning on taking any new placements for 3 months. That means lots of time to get stuff done: rest, regroup, reorganize, rearrange, restock, etc.
Here are my goals for the next 3 months:
• Take Ali to visit our friends in Cincinnati
• Visit our previous hometown Erie, PA and introduce Ali to her only great grandparent – Jason's grandma who she was named after (and other friends and family, too!)
• Clean out and organize the garage. More. Again.
• Clean, rearrange the kids room
• Organize and store extra kids clothing in the closet for easier access
• Reorganize the playroom (pack up or give away toys that Ali has outgrown)
• Stock the freezer with meals again
• Celebrate the 1 year anniversary of Ali's adoption day
• Transition Ali into a big girl bed (AKA take the side off of her crib)
Note: On both Saturday and Sunday I was blessed by a little girl falling asleep in her car seat and transferring easily into her bed. Night time has had a few bumps but overall she's doing really, really well. I'll write more about the transition from crib to bed if anyone wants to hear about it.
• Potty train Ali
• Clean out the van
• Clean and store spare car seats
• Sell the Mercedes and get another van (we love our van so much that we want a second one!)
• Take Ali to Dollywood while Jason's playing there
• provide respite for another foster family
• decide what I want to do with the rest of my life
3 trips, lots of cleaning and organizing, lots of time spent with our little girl
Respite and IKEA07/16/2013
While we were out of town kid-free Jason and I had to find places for Ali and Buzz to stay, of course. Ali was easy. My parents were willing. Since we lived with them for 10 months last year and Ali goes there all the time, it was a pretty easy transition for her. We did a lot of FaceTime and sending photos and videos back and forth, which helped a lot. I'm so thankful for technology!
Buzz was a little trickier. It was too much to ask anyone to watch both kiddos together (I totally understand!) so we needed to find another home for Buzz to stay. Our new family case worker was awesome about sending out an email and locating a family that was willing and available. The other family's case worker sent their contact info with a little note "heart in the right place" next to their names. I can't tell you how much peace of mind that gave me! I talked to his respite foster mama at length before the trip and sent her a detailed list of his routine and likes/dislikes. They were grateful for all the info and I was thrilled that they cared enough to ask in advance about his favorite foods, books, activities, etc. She sent me reports and some photos during our trip reporting that he was doing great and such a sweet boy. She also kept in touch with Buzz's mom through texts, pictures and videos lik we usually do. Buzz's mom and I both hated for his sake that he had to be away from our home for 9 days, but it went as good, if not better, than we could have hoped for. It was a little rocky transitioning back to our house the first day. It was hard to interpret his emotions…sad, confused, scared…but I'm not exactly sure why. We did our best to explain to him everything that was happening and what to expect next. By the next day, he was pretty much back to his usual self. It sounds like he didn't talk much at their house but he came back with some new words and expressions, and it's been fun to hear what he learned: "that way!" "wait!" with his hand held out, "oh ok."
I had planned to have an extra day of staycation when we got home before returning to the work/daycare routine but we ended up with 2 days (because Jason opted to drive through the night!) I'm really glad we had that time to transition back to a family of four again. Both of our kids caregivers did ALL of their laundry before pick up so I only had 3 loads to do when we got home, rather than 4 or 5. Thank you, thank you!
I looked at tacky over-priced Key West souveniers for the kids at several shops and just couldn't bring myself to do it. We stopped at IKEA in Orlando on our way home and I picked out a big stuffed animal for each of them…or in Ali's case a stuffed vegetable. She loves broccoli so I thought it would be funny to get her a big stuffed broccoli. There's a video of her showing off Miss Bocki on my Instagram feed. Buzz loves dogs so his toy was an easy choice, too. He acted completely uninterested in it while we were still at his respite house but then fell asleep holding it on our drive home and has slept with it every nap and night since then. I asked him if dog has a name and he said "Woof Woof."
We got a few things for ourselves, too. Some of it won't appear until future posts when it's assembled and/or photographed. These were easy, though. New towels, bath rug and shower curtain for the hall bathroom:


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It basically starts with Obama's claims of economic success and his promises of the past followed by a narrator who says during his presidency he has constantly claimed that he is making progress with the economy while millions have been forced to the unemployment lines and onto food stamps, and many more have struggled. President Obama has spent vacations in Hawaii, more days playing golf than meeting with his economic policy team and traveling from city to city, raising millions of dollars with movie stars and celebrities. Barak Obama speaks one way, but his actions are completely different.
Now, that's just a start. Every time the Obama campaign comes up with a nitpicky new issue that they focus on, the GOP and Romney should swiftly take to the air with ads pointing out how bad the economy is. That the programs he passed resulted in no improvement. That he has run a secretive administration in which agencies target individual citizens. Drones are ordered to fly over our homes, and mandates move us closer to old failed systems of government -- "hint," can you say "Soviet Union"?
The last part of the strategy would be to prepare for the debates early on. While most people believe debates make no difference, they in fact were the determining factor in Kennedy vs. Nixon, Ford vs. Carter, Reagan vs. Carter and, to a lesser extent, George H.W. Bush vs. Dukakis. A knockout blow by Romney in those debates might just turn what had been a meandering campaign into a winner.
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Wics Nov 9, 2012 5:41 AM
in response to Scotty1966
I've noticed this and it does impact on the sense of quality of the iPhone 5 in my opinion. I keep worrying that there is something loose and broken inside the phone everytime I feel the rattle. Good to know it's normal, I guess.
Petramz Nov 17, 2012 9:46 PM
in response to Scotty1966
Same issue here, iPhone 5 rattles, not sure what else to refer to it as, near the top part of the phone.
9radua1 Nov 18, 2012 4:17 AM
in response to carl wolf
Yeah, the thing is, it didn't rattle when I bought it (same for most I've talked to about this) and then suddenly, after a few days/weeks, it rattles. It might not have any impact on performance, but simple logic says that something that was tight is now lose. And for a 5000 DKK phone that is not good enough.
Some people had similar issues with the 4S, and it was suggested that the rattling sound comes from the gyroscope/motion sensor that is sitting a little bit too lose in it's mounting. Sounds plausible.
Anyway, I object to this being "normal", even though it's only in a descriptive sense. It might be happening to a lot of iPhones, and in that sense normal, but it really, definitely shoudn't be!
Also, my rattling sound is now much heavier and louder than when it first began. So not only has something tight come lose, it's also getting more lose with time. When will some function stop working?
eainra Nov 18, 2012 11:25 AM
in response to 9radua1
Same issue here. Had it checked out at Apple Store in Tysons, VA yesterday and they opened it up to check it out and compared it to other phones all just to tell me "normal" and that is just the way it was designed. I have had every iPhone since the original and I must say this drives me batty. It makes our slick phone sound plastic and cheap, and certainly does not give me the sense of comfort that it will last a long time without something breaking inside.
This rattle gives the impression of poor workmanship or quality control and when I get a text makes the phone rattle especially poorly. Not good and I'm not happy.


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The method throws a generic exception making it harder for callers to do a good job of error handling and recovery.
Declaring a method to throw Exception or Throwable makes it difficult for callers to do good error handling and error recovery. Java's exception mechanism is set up to make it easy for callers to anticipate what can go wrong and write code to handle each specific exceptional circumstance. Declaring that a method throws a generic form of exception defeats this system.
The following method throws three types of exceptions.
public void doExchange() throws IOException, InvocationTargetException, SQLException { ... }
While it might seem tidier to write
public void doExchange() throws Exception { ... }
doing so hampers the caller's ability to understand and handle the exceptions that occur. Further, if a later revision of doExchange() introduces a new type of exception that should be treated differently than previous exceptions, there is no easy way to enforce this requirement.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
John C. Goodman at P.A.U.L. Festival 2012
Recorded: Friday, August 24, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow John C. Goodman addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on The Free-Market Alternative to Obamacare.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Government Waste/Pork, Health Care, Politics, Privatization, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes
Kyle Marchini on the Edgington Post
Recorded: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Mark Edge of the Edgington Post/Free Talk Live interviews Kyle Marchini regarding the Independent Institutes The Challenge of Liberty 2012 Summer Seminars for Students.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Kyle MarchiniType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Free Market Economics, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland on the U.S Militarys Role in Africa
Recorded: Monday, July 9, 2012
Ivan Eland, Independent Institute Senior Fellow, joins a debate concerning the U.S militarys role in Africa with Peter Lavelle on the RT Television Networks CrossTalk.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (International), Terrorism and National Crises
John C. Goodman on Special Report with Bret Baier: Alternatives to the Affordable Care Act
Recorded: Friday, July 6, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, discusses alternatives to the Affordable Care Act on FOX News Special Report with Bret Baier.
Experts: John C. GoodmanType: TelevisionIssues: Economic Policy, Health Care, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Ivan Eland on RTs CrossTalk Discusses U.S. Soft Power
Recorded: Monday, June 4, 2012
Ivan Eland, Independent Institute Senior Fellow,
discusses America's waning as a soft power with Peter Lavelle on RT's CrossTalk.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, Politics
Ben Powell on Immigration Myths
Recorded: Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Benjamin Powell debunks immigration myths
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, History (U.S), Immigration, Politics, Regulation and Deregulation
Eland on US Military Base Expansion to Australia
Recorded: Friday, March 30, 2012
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute discusses the US Military base expansion to Australia on RT.
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Ivan Eland Joins Glenn Beck TV to Discuss Pakistans Military Intentions
Recorded: Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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Reminds me of the play "Blithe Spirit".
this is a very beautiful expression and colors!!!
aw, his sad lil mustachey face. this is really sweet.
i think this piece is far more wonky then it is touching. that's what you were going for, right? it seems so serious in retrospect, but so goofy at first.
Gorgeous! like always
Ooooh I hope she's not a ghost! >.<
Very pretty drawing btw.
Very pretty drawing btw.
Blithe Spirit?
gloomy cute
neat style
God, this is gorgeous. The soft, subtle colours... the emotion and story the picture tells so clearly... I am LOVING the ghost lady's hair and the delicate old-school wallpaper. Faboo.
aww so sad ):
I just love how you do expressions. They are wonderful <3
I just love how you do expressions. They are wonderful <3
This is absolutely nothing less than gorgeous~! And even though the gentleman seems to have much on his mind (and shoulders), at least he has a pretty spectacular mustache.
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The fall publishing season isn't confined to September and October anymore—big-name authors are spreading out into August and November as well. John Irving is one of them: Avenue of Mysteries (S&S) will go on sale November 3.
Described by S&S publisher Jonathan Karp as reminiscent of the classic A Prayer for Owen Meany, Avenue of Mysteries follows an older man, Juan Diego, who is on a trip to the Phillippines. But this late-in-life adventure inspires memories of his childhood and young adulthood in Mexico rather than sparking any new ones—until his past and present become intertwined in a surprising way.
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Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave
Simon & Schuster • $24.95 • ISBN 9781476789255
Published June 2, 2015
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Laura Dave's latest novel is a winning family comedy set in Napa Wine Country. Just one week before her wedding, Georgia Ford finds out her fiancé has been keeping a 4-and-a-half-year-old secret from her. Distraught, she flees her final dress fitting for the refuge of her family home, The Last Straw winery. But it turns out her parents—and her brothers, Finn and Bobby—might have some more surprises in store for her.
Coming out of my parents' bedroom was a large man. Two hundred and fifty pounds large. With hair and skin I didn't recognize. In a towel.
My mother, in a matching towel, was standing close to him.
This man, who was not my father.
I dropped the phone. "Oh my God!" I screamed at the top of my lungs.
"Oh my God!" My mother screamed back.
The man moved away, backward into my parents' bedroom, which he apparently knew all too well.
He reached out his hand. "Henry," he said. "Henry Morgan."
I was stuck in place, right at the top of the stairs. I reached, as though it made sense, for this man's hand.
My mother covered her mouth in abject horror. I thought it was her disgrace at being caught. But then she reached for me, touching my cheek with the front of her hand, then with the back.
"What did you do to your wedding dress?" she asked.
What are you reading this week?
Why does the same joke leave one person LOLing and another yawning or stone-faced? Why do we laugh? Does humor have a dark side? Is laughter really the best medicine? These thought-provoking questions—and more—are tackled head-on in The Humor Code, the fascinating, thoroughly entertaining new book by Peter McGraw and Joel Warner—released just in time for National Humor Month.
McGraw—founder of the Humor Research Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder—and award-winning journalist Warner traveled the globe on a quest to get to the root of what makes things funny, stopping in Los Angeles, Tanzania, Palestine, Copenhagen and even venturing into the Amazon. Among the experts they consult are a head writer for The Onion, Hunter "Patch" Adams (yes, that Patch Adams), New Yorker cartoon editor Bob Mankoff and several "top members of the Japanese Humor and Laughter Society."
Their around-the-world romp ended in Montreal, where Warner drew upon their newfound wisdom by attempting stand-up at Montreal's Just For Laughs comedy festival, which is basically the Olympics of comedy fests. How did he do? I won't spoil it for you.
If you're still scratching your head over why Tanzania, wonder no more. In this excerpt from the fourth chapter, the authors explain what drew them to the East African country:
Good news greets us in Uganda as we disembark our plane: "Uganda has defeated the outbreak of Ebola," announces a large placard standing in the airport's main hall. "Please have a nice stay."
Well, that's a relief.
We actually have a different malady in mind—one far less lethal than Ebola, but evocative nonetheless. We're here in East Africa on the trail of the so-called 1962 Tanganyika laughter epidemic. As the story goes, in 1962 in the northwest corner of Tanganyika (a country now known as Tanzania), hundreds of people began laughing uncontrollably. The affliction, if you could call it that, spread from one person to the next, and nothing seemed to stop it. Schools shut down. Entire villages were caught in its throes. When the laughing stopped months later, a thousand people had some down with the "disease."
Since then, the Tanganyika laughter epidemic has captured imaginations the world over. Newspaper articles have been written about it, radio shows have explored it, and documentaries have dramatized it. But many of these accounts detailed the incident from afar, relying on secondhand sources, scraps of information, and rumors. Few people have investigated the event themselves, tracking the laughter all the way to its source. That's why we're here.
To be honest, we're a bit skeptical of the whole account. Uncontrollable laughter, jumping from person to person like a devilish possession, doesn't make sense. But something happened in Tanganyika in 1962. There are enough firsthand accounts and medical reports to confirm that. But what that something is—and what, if anything, it has to do with humor—is still up for debate.
What do you think, readers? Will you be checking out The Humor Code?
Very few people are lucky enough to love their job as much as David Menasche loved teaching high school English in Miami. One of his favorite lessons was called "The Priority List," in which he asked his students to rank ten words—wealth, love, education, for example—in order of importance to them.
Even after he was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2006, David continued teaching—until a debilitating seizure in 2012 made returning to the classroom impossible.
Instead of giving up and letting his illness become the focus of his life, David reevaluated his own priorities, ultimately deciding to end his treatment and embark on a journey to reconnect with former students, who were scattered across the country. Fifty cities and 8,000 miles later, David has reunited with more than 100 students, all eager to let him know the positive influence he's had on their lives.
Menasche shares his courageous journey in his new, incredibly moving memoir, The Priority List, which will inspire readers to reflect and reassess their own priorities. In this guest blog post, David shares the story of the "no-going-back" day he realized he wanted to become a teacher.
For me, teaching wasn't making a living. It was my life. Nothing made me happier or more content than standing in front of a classroom and watching my students "catch" my passion for language and literature.
For 16 years I taught 11th graders at a magnet high school in Miami, and my classroom was my sanctuary. So much so that on the day before Thanksgiving in 2006 when, at the age of 34, I was diagnosed with Glioblastoma multiforme, an incurable form of brain cancer, and told I had less than a year to live, I did what I always did: I went to school.
I am a pragmatic man. I know there is no reason I should still be alive. The cancer never lets me forget that it and ultimately it will win this battle of wills. But I choose to live for today and cherish the memories of yesterday. I may no longer get to be in a classroom, but my time as a teacher was time well spent.
The novelist Alice Sebold wrote, "Sometimes the dreams that come true are the dreams you never even knew you had." I backed into my dream-come-true while I was studying journalism at Eugene Lang College at the New School for Social Research in Greenwich Village. One of my favorite professors convinced me to sign up for the Teachers and Writers Program. The program placed aspiring writers in New York public schools and gave them the opportunity to teach. I was sent to teach a group of eager first-graders in upstate New York.
The small village, with its frozen pond in the center, was enchanting to a Miami kid like me. On my very first day, I decided that I wasn't going to teach the kids by the book. Instead, I read to them from Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass. I couldn't help but be animated and energetic when I read it, as Whitman had always had that effect on me. When I looked out at my six-year-old students, sitting Indian-style in front of me, I saw wonder in their eyes. Their hands shot up, and they called out questions before I'd even finished reading. Watching their reaction to Whitman's poetry, I got an idea. "Tell you what," I said, "why don't we go outside and write our own poems."
The kids squealed with delight. I bundled them up and marched them outside like a flock of ducklings. Giving each one a small stack of yellow Post-it notes and crayons, I asked them to write down the things they saw—one item per piece of paper. They ran around looking at everything, and like Whitman, I thought, they had a blissful enthusiasm for their surroundings. They wrote words like "rock" and "leaf" and "snow."
After I noticed one of my little duckies with frozen snot on her upper lip and shivering, I shepherded everyone back inside and asked the kids to stick their notes up on the board and rearrange them until they were in an order that they liked. When they were finished, they had written a poem. The students jumped up and down with the same sense of accomplishment and joy that I felt watching them learn.
That was it for me. There was no turning back. That was the moment I knew I wanted to be a teacher.
Thank you so much, David. Readers, The Priority List is out now, and you can continue to follow David's journey on Facebook.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.comments2016-01-13T19:17:33.078-08:00The Jewel Box® HomeGenevieve email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-83998649399351743042015-03-05T15:45:16.949-08:002015-03-05T15:45:16.949-08:00I just saw your email and wrote you back, my frien...I just saw your email and wrote you back, my friend. I know what a hard decision it is to leave. I hope that everything works out and that you can come back soon. You'll be missed.

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rueRuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-72293484093982054732015-02-26T17:16:17.305-08:002015-02-26T17:16:17.305-08:00I will miss your blog...thank you for sharing your...I will miss your blog...thank you for sharing your home with us and inspiring me to look at my home with open eyes. I love your first book and have already noted on my calendar to watch for the next one. Hugs from Minnesota!junehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-6069047798345556452015-02-25T08:45:38.270-08:002015-02-25T08:45:38.270-08:00...for everyone who has ever left a comment on jew......for everyone who has ever left a comment on jewel box...I know that there are many more readers who who have not...and so...there are many many people who have been blessed by your lovely blog...and your kind voice of encouragement...we all pass through different places in our lives...and your blog has been a beautiful place to stop and visit...you have shared so much of heart and passion with us...allowing us into your home...teaching us the difference between a house and home...the word good bye can seem a hard one...until we understand that its true translation is "God be with ye"...no sweeter words than those...blessings my friend laneylaneyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-18681516757773801422015-02-22T19:34:07.789-08:002015-02-22T19:34:07.789-08:00On heavens, you have so much going on, I know you ...On heavens, you have so much going on, I know you can't get around to seeing all of you admirers! Please, please never worry about commenting here on Jewel Box®. I know you are always sending good wishes this way. And your blog is blowing up!!! So excited for you!!! XXXOOO GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-65153639635314398242015-02-22T19:30:54.974-08:002015-02-22T19:30:54.974-08:00Rue, I think you always have been on trend and no ...Rue, I think you always have been on trend and no doubt always will be! I so agree that art can come from anywhere.
Laney, you are absolutely right, we all must meet sometime! It would be such fun!
Hugs to both of you!!! GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-72427745097631883952015-02-22T03:18:33.616-08:002015-02-22T03:18:33.616-08:00...rue...sometime in this lifetime...you...genevie......rue...sometime in this lifetime...you...genevieve and I must meet!...our minds already have...blessings laneylaneyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-89227194664217657792015-02-21T12:55:06.981-08:002015-02-21T12:55:06.981-08:00"3. Seize Personalizing Opportunities- The mo..."3. Seize Personalizing Opportunities- The most interesting homes by far are the ones that tell the story of the life being lived by the owners, so this year consider prioritizing personal over perfect."

Who knew I was trendy, but haven't been until this year? LOL

Anyway, your son is an amazing artist and I love the selections in your home. I think art let's people know who you are inside.

I get my art from everywhere. My mom handed down some of it, but I also get it from Goodwill, antique and thrift stores... if it speaks to me I buy it, just like you suggested. I absolutely love landscapes and art with people in them or animals. I have quite a few pictures with fruit and flowers in them too.

xoxo,
rue
Ruehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-45424880291137887062015-02-21T12:36:48.144-08:002015-02-21T12:36:48.144-08:00The original sounded good to me! Great pace savin...The original sounded good to me!

Great pace saving ideas and I love your bay window, Genevieve.

I'm so glad you liked the burritos! You made me laugh with your mention of me lol

I'm sorry I missed this post, but for some reason your blog doesn't update on my sidebar.

xo,
rueRuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-7617401997794503482015-02-21T09:27:31.668-08:002015-02-21T09:27:31.668-08:00Dear Laney. What beautiful words! You last line ...Dear Laney. What beautiful words! You last line is definitely quote worthy!!! I am going to put it at the beginning of this post! Hugs, GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-26425899167001558982015-02-21T03:01:20.996-08:002015-02-21T03:01:20.996-08:00...what a wonderful post!...art is indeed an emoti......what a wonderful post!...art is indeed an emotional experience...of all your art you shared...the first two are my favorites...(the pieta stands alone...anyone who has seen this in person cannot deny the depth of emotion it evokes)...there are three elements that my home must have...art...books...and people (family and friends)...the last make the first two come alive...blessings laneylaneyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-6620463400566958642015-02-08T13:48:42.648-08:002015-02-08T13:48:42.648-08:00Hi Dear Laney. What an enjoyable post. I too get...Hi Dear Laney. What an enjoyable post. I too get disctracted. Believe me, I can never sit in front of the game for the full game, let alone, pre- and post- coverage. And I am SO glad you mentioned shakespeare. I just watched a terrific PBS show explaining 'King Lear' and interviewing actors who have played the role. I have never truly understood or appreciated it until watching that show. I am now convinced that King Lear is the most brilliant piece of writing out there to capture the emotional trauma of a parent faced with the unimaginable - rejection of a child. Now I know who to come to discuss Shakespeare! Love, GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-64556318425997175912015-02-08T11:29:33.319-08:002015-02-08T11:29:33.319-08:00...oh my...I am the english teacher who married th......oh my...I am the english teacher who married the phys ed teacher...so sports have certainly been in my life for the past 45 years...I usually start out watching what happens to be THE game of the moment...and last until about half time...and then i sort of meander out of the room for a moment...not to return for hours...i find turning my tiny food pantry into a china closet so much more fun than watching sports (except when the braves were playing the world series...or more importantly...our son was playing school ball)...and i do understand that urge to clean that oven...which looks absolutely amazing...the simple fact is...it takes different people...with different interests to make a house a home...the phys ed teacher happily installed a new light in the new china closet...and I was sympathetic when his team lost.. so opposites can attract...even when one reads shakespeare...and one reads sports illustrated...laneyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-60212277826228020872015-02-06T16:23:56.972-08:002015-02-06T16:23:56.972-08:00Oh you're better than I am... I have yet to un...Oh you're better than I am... I have yet to unscrew the glass window lol

I'll be waiting for an update ;)

xoxoRuehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-36551522364517157622015-02-05T10:36:45.014-08:002015-02-05T10:36:45.014-08:00Oops! Forgot to mention when to look for me on Ab...Oops! Forgot to mention when to look for me on About.com. You should be able to find me this Monday, February 9th, at http://smallspaces.about.com/. Rue, thanks for asking and I will keep everyone posted. Genevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-26846933459665577902015-02-05T10:31:40.430-08:002015-02-05T10:31:40.430-08:00Love that you are a Bears fan! Our dog Walter, is ...Love that you are a Bears fan! Our dog Walter, is named after the great Bears player, Walter Peyton. The Bears were a sorry looking bunch this past season. Maybe the worst team in the NFL! LOL.

Thanks for your compliments on the oven. I definitely spent way too much time cleaning it! I took both doors off, unscrewed and cleaned all four glass windows for each oven, cleaned the inside of both ovens, then reassembled the whole thing. It really did take all day, but on the plus side, I am now qualified as a Maytag oven cleaning and repair specialist! LOL.

Genevieve Ferrarohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-2180533719590097712015-02-05T09:20:07.531-08:002015-02-05T09:20:07.531-08:00After living in Ohio, where EVERYONE is a football...After living in Ohio, where EVERYONE is a football fan, I've been pretty much avoiding any games except the Super Bowl. This year though, like you, I was working on the house, so I only caught the beginning, the halftime and the very end. We had 10 bucks riding on the Patriots, so I'm glad they won, but normally I couldn't care less. I'm a Bears fan from way back in 1985 :)

The oven looks great! When will you be featured?

xo

Ruehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-90518762628228527482015-02-05T07:46:56.042-08:002015-02-05T07:46:56.042-08:00Hello there Anonymous. Loved you comment! First ...Hello there Anonymous. Loved you comment! First about the ovens. Thanks for the compliment on its looks. And it is a dream to use. I highly recommend mine, which is a Maytag.

Now for the fun part of you comment about sports. I am on the fence about whether Tom Brady knew, but as you said, the Patriots do have that history of cheating, so Brady probably did know. He must be pulling a 'Lance Armstrong' on us. BTW, if you have not seen 'Lance Armstrong: Stop at Nothing', drop everything and watch it. OK, that was a little strong, but watch it at your earliest opportunity. One of the most powerful documentaries I have ever seen, it covers sports, cheating not just by Lance, but involvement of the whole sport marketing machine, all the way up to when announcements were made during Obama's campaign for president! I made both my boys watch it and they were 'blown away'.

As you can see, I really do enjoy all the sports 'backstories' and it really has been fun. I highly recommend it as a way to connect with boys. One last thing, my key to success has been watching ESPN and taking a daily look at the ESPN website. That will get you up to speed asap. LOL. Genevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-86490045598361035252015-02-05T05:51:40.905-08:002015-02-05T05:51:40.905-08:00It certainly doesn't look 15 years old! I lov...It certainly doesn't look 15 years old! I love these ovens. Or at least, I love what I imagine these ovens would be like to use!

Of course he knew. The Patriots have a long history of cheating.

It's very ingenious (and sneaky in a way only a mother could pull off) to want to learn about sports so you could have more conversations with your sons. Great thinking! And it's funny that you actually became a fan in the process. I was recently thinking of doing the same thing, lol .firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-14682721720762058802015-01-24T17:08:02.143-08:002015-01-24T17:08:02.143-08:00Happy 2015....I have missed you as well. Excited ...Happy 2015....I have missed you as well. Excited to check out Rue's new blog...you were my connection to her PB&J blog.

How ironic...our two youngest almost overlapped their schedules at the airport. Stephen is doing a J-Term
in Germany and Norway.

Mark's work is amazing. What a gift he has.

Miss you.junehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-41550770551245981942015-01-20T17:06:02.365-08:002015-01-20T17:06:02.365-08:00Oh I definitely had my share of mean comments back...Oh I definitely had my share of mean comments back in the day! LOL Some were downright hurtful and at first I fought back, but then I realized they were angry with themselves and not me at all. So now, if I happen to come across them, I'll just remove them. So far so good ;)

Oh and no worries about saying 'damn'! I curse like a sailor, but try to keep myself at least on a PG13 level on the blog lol

xoxoRuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-42419398096537059232015-01-20T14:59:16.152-08:002015-01-20T14:59:16.152-08:00Hi Rue. It is a joy to sing your praises! I trul...Hi Rue. It is a joy to sing your praises! I truly admire and respect your blogging skills and flexibility in adapting blogging to your life, rather than the other way around.

I too felt badly for the 'Young House Love' couple. My sister first introduced me to their blog and I really liked it. But I too have experienced mean judgemental comments and know hurtful they can be. What I have going for me is a 'tough hide' and a 'don't care attitude' about rude comments. As Rhett Butler said in 'Gone with the Wind', frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. LOL. Apologies for the rough language. I also never publish those comments or respond to them. I can usually spot a mean comment in the first few words of the first sentence, at which point I stop reading and delete. Haha!

And thank you for your kind words about Marc. We shall see how his adventures in Ireland unfold!

So glad you liked the post. I know it was a surpise. Hugs, GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-68922772335951367622015-01-20T11:17:27.018-08:002015-01-20T11:17:27.018-08:00Oh my goodness! I can't believe you wrote abou...Oh my goodness! I can't believe you wrote about me.... I hardly know what to say, except thank you, Genevieve! You are so sweet <3

I feel bad for that couple. I never read their blog, but I knew who they were. It's so sad that they had to give it up. And people can be so rude! Something is wrong with someone that can pass judgement on another person that they've never even met before. Amazing...

Good luck to Marc! I'm sure he'll do really well, since he's so talented. Even with a bunch of girls doting on him ;)

Thank you again!!
Love, rueRuehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-14466868114529932732015-01-20T07:16:47.997-08:002015-01-20T07:16:47.997-08:00Laney, as always, you say the perfect thing. "...Laney, as always, you say the perfect thing. "...the best thing about blog life?...there is the delete button..." Love, love, love that! Hugs, GenevieveGenevieve Ferrarohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-78076653244924178692015-01-20T02:54:53.359-08:002015-01-20T02:54:53.359-08:00...so happy to see both of you back...a home shoul......so happy to see both of you back...a home should be a safe place for those who live within its walls...and a blog...especially one concerning home...should be the same...blogland...like life...is full of people...both good and bad...the best thing about blog life?...there is the delete button...blessings laneylaneyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4271774955726839804.post-51235653602928856362014-12-29T16:24:11.345-08:002014-12-29T16:24:11.345-08:00Oh, I'm so glad! It's been a long time, so...Oh, I'm so glad! It's been a long time, so you never know!
By the way, I started blogging again. I'm a little rusty, but we'll see how it goes lol
Happy New Year to you!
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Tuition & Costs
Financing a college education is a commitment for any family. That's why we are proud of our reputation as a best value in the Midwest. We'll do everything we can to help you and your family obtain financial assistance.
In fact, 100 percent of Simpson students receive some form of financial aid. Our goal is to make sure financial barriers never keep bright, motivated students from attending Simpson.
Costs for the 2015-2016 academic year are:
Tuition and fees: $34,175
Basic Residence Hall Costs: $3,860
Standard Board Charge: $4,103
Total Comprehensive Fee: $42,138
Simpson offers a variety of merit- and need-based scholarships. Financial assistance also comes in the form of grants, loans and work programs.