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Looking at where the original poster is from, there may be a better way than plain old practicing to EARN the part: BAKSHISH
Looking at where the original poster is from, there may be a better way than plain old practicing to EARN the part: BAKSHISH
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
Without seeing and hearing you play, it's very difficult to give you advice that will help and not make things worse. If you can get a local pro or teacher to help you would be the best thing to do. I used to teach in a studio many years ago and had students sign up for lessons just so they could get into "All County" or extend their range for a jazz band arrangement, then leave, only to return next year for the same reasons. My point is it doesn't have to be a lifetime commitment , just take a few lessons for now.
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Yes this is an idea I beleive in. I'm old (in my 50's) and play over 130 performances a year and still go and see a trumpet teacher about once every two or three years. I think of it as a "tune up". I fact that reminds me. I'm about due for a "tune up"
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Tips to include your time when selecting a level of service
You can include not only time youve spent counseling patients, but time youve spent working with family members
by Cindy Catterson
Published in the May 2004 issue of Today's Hospitalist
In a hospitalist practice, it is typical for physicians to devote a huge amount of time to the counseling and/or coordination of care. Try to get adequately paid for that time, however, and youre likely to find that the elements within the history, exam and medical decision-making (MDM) value do not allow you to bill for anything but the lowest level of service.
The good news is that when you find yourself in this type of situation, you can make sure youre paid what you deserve by selecting the level of service based on time. The catch? The service must meet the counseling and coordination-of-care guidelines outlined by the AMA.
Put simply, those guidelines say that when counseling and/or coordination of care account for more than half of your encounter with a patient and/or family members, you can consider time the key factor in billing for a particular level of E/M service. (The guidelines refer to face-to-face time for office and outpatient visits, and floor/unit time in the hospital or nursing facility for inpatient care.)
Here are some tips to know when an individual patient encounter qualifies for a time-based level of service.
The basics
In the 2004 CPT, AMA guidelines clearly state that you dont have to count only the time youve spent with patients. You can include the time you spend with individuals who have assumed responsibility for the patient or decision-making.
Those individuals do not have to be family members. You can include the time youve spent working with the patients foster parents, persons acting in locum parentis, legal guardians, etc.
Once you decide to bill for a time-based E/M service, you need to document the exact extent of the counseling and/or coordination of care services youve provided.
Guidelines from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, for example, say that when physicians choose to report a level of service based on counseling and/or coordination of care, they must document the length of the encounter at the bedside or on the patients hospital floor or unit. Time spent after the physician has left the patients floor or begun care for another patient on the floor should not be considered when selecting the level of service to be reported. The record must also describe the counseling and/or activities to coordinate care.
Defining counseling and coordination
Exactly what counts as a counseling service? CPT 2004 defines counseling as a discussion between a physician and the patient and/or family concerning one or more of the following areas:
diagnostic results, impression, and/or recommended diagnostic studies;
risks and benefits of management (treatment) options;
instructions for management (treatment and/or follow-up);
importance of compliance with chosen management (treatment) options;
risk factor reduction; and
patient and family education.
When it comes to coordination of care, CPT 2004 counts any time spent on the patients floor coordinating care with other providers or agencies. Keep in mind that this time must be directed at caring for only one patient.
While just about all E/M encounters include some level of counseling or coordination of care, the determining factor in whether you can bill for your time spent on these activities focuses on exactly how much time you spend on those activities. A coder or auditor will ask three basic questions to determine if the documentation supports time based billing:
1. Is total time documented?
2. Does the documentation describe the content of counseling/coordination of care?
3. Does the documentation show that more than half of your time was spent on counseling/coordination of care?
If the answer is yes to all three questions, youre safe selecting a time-based level of service. Keep in mind that there should also be some basic elements met for the E/M service, and that you need to provide evidence of a patient encounter on that day.
While there are no clear guidelines as to exactly what your documentation must say, the three elements listed above must be easily inferred by reading your note. A note that says something like, Total time: 60 minutes; 45 on counseling/coordination of care, will not qualify a level of service to be based on time. Your notes must detail the counseling and coordination of care in order to support the level of service.
Cindy Catterson is president of Pro Fee Billing Specialists Inc., a Napa, Calif., company that works with physicians to improve their billing and collection systems. She can be reached
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Review Microsoft's Surface Pro 3.0 tablet sees its UK release on 28 August. But why is the Surface fondleslab called Surface?
Microsoft hijacked the name from one of its own existing products, the niche tabletop display now called PixelSense, but a remark by vice president Panos Panay at the October 2012 launch of the first Surface tablet shows why the team liked the name.
More ReadingWelcome to the family ... Microsoft licks nib of Surface pen maker N-trigSurface Pro 3 update has so much new stuff for sysadmins, we can't fit it all in one headlineFOCUS! 7680 x 4320 notebook and fondleslab screens are comingMicrosoft loves Surface pen maker N-trig so much it bought it – report'If you see a stylus, they BLEW it' – Steve Jobs. REMEMBER, Apple?
"We talk about it as a stage for Windows 8," he said. "To work with the hardware and software teams together, to pull out everything that Windows is bringing to the surface of Surface."
In other words, Surface was designed to show off Windows 8, which back then meant TIFKAM (The Interface Formerly Known As Metro), Windows Store apps, and multi-tasking with a split screen.
"The 10.6-inch screen is the perfect expression of Windows," said Panay.
Customers did not buy it though: neither Surface RT, which was the subject of a $900m write-down in July 2013, nor Windows 8 in general. At least not if they could help it. Look for a business laptop today, and "Windows 7 preloaded" is the constant refrain. Further, the dismal selection of apps in the Windows Store means that even those who do have Windows 8 tend to use it in desktop mode most of the time.
Fast-forward to May 2014 and the press event for Surface Pro 3.0. "This is the tablet that can replace your laptop," says Panay, explaining that the larger 12-inch screen is necessary for a device on which you can do all your work. There is a new focus on desktop applications. Whereas the competitive target of the original Surface was Apple's iPad, Surface 3 is aimed at the MacBook Air.
Surface Pro 3: here it is, then
It is a radical change of direction, but more in tune with what Windows users want: a light, portable device that runs everything that runs on the desktop.
What you get is a large but thin and light tablet in configurations varying from Intel Core i3 with 4GB RAM and 64GB SSD, to Core i7 with 8GB RAM and 512GB. The device I reviewed ahead of the official UK launch had a Core i5 with 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD, second from bottom in the range, price £849 including VAT ($999 in the US).
Performance was good but that 128GB SSD is too small for comfort; for many users, the i5 with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD makes better sense, at £1109.00 inc ($1,299 for US customers).
Can I kick it? Yes you can
The pen comes as standard, but most users will also want a keyboard cover (£109.99 inc) which is the Surface's most distinctive feature. The keyboard is a backlit Type Cover, which means it has real keys; there is no Touch Cover on offer in the new size. The cover attaches magnetically and folds up to protect the screen, or back to enable tablet use without detaching it completely.
New in this version is an improved track pad, after the dire effort in Type Cover 2. This one is pretty good, responsive, accurate, and with handy two-finger scroll. One grumble: there is no way to disable tap-to-click, which is a nightmare for anyone suffering from slightly trembling hands.
The new keyboard also folds up against the bottom edge of the screen to form a stronger, more stable bond when you use the Surface on your lap. This also means that the keyboard slopes down towards you when used on the desk. It is a thoughtful feature, but with a couple of drawbacks. When folded up like this, the keyboard flexes slightly as you type, because it is thin and there is empty air below: not so good. It is also hard to use touch on the taskbar with the keyboard hinge in the way. Your choice, except that the magnet is strong enough that it tends to fold up automatically and it takes conscious effort to use the old flat position.
Surface Pro 3.0 introduces a fold-out kickstand that remains firm at almost any angle. This is a significant advantage, letting you get the most comfortable screen angle whether at a desk or on your lap.
The Windows key on Surface Pro 3 has moved to the right hand of the screen, possibly to accommodate the fold-up keyboard. A snag with this arrangement is that you are more likely to hit the home button by accident. If you use the tablet in portrait mode, which makes more sense now that the screen ratio is 3:2 rather than 16:9, the position of the Windows key is just right.
The display itself is 2160 x 1440 with 10-point multi-touch, driven by Intel HD Graphics 4400 (or HD Graphics 5000 in the i7 models). There is a mini DisplayPort which can drive an external 4K display alongside the internal display, or two additional 2K displays (2 additional HD displays if you have an i3 model).
The Surface pen is a thing of beauty, until you lose it
Graphics on the Surface 3 are sharp but with a few caveats. First, it is a glossy screen, which means you get reflections. Second (and related), the display is poor in outside light. Third, scaling is a problem with some applications, if they are not dpi-aware (which means using Microsoft's API for scaling nicely on high density displays). Many are not; for example, the latest Adobe Photoshop requires an "experimental" setting to make it dpi-aware.
Even the original Surface Pro 1 was a Core i5, but Intel's Haswell architecture along with other tweaks has transformed performance and battery life. Microsoft claims a nine-hour battery life, though I achieved a bit less. Battery consumption in standby is much improved, though note that if you install Hyper-V, Microsoft's hypervisor, you lose the benefit of Connected Standby, the Windows 8 fast-resume feature. Hyper-V is installed with Visual Studio, so developers take note.
What if you fancy scribbling on the thing?
Despite nods towards touch support in applications like Office 2013, desktop Windows will never be fun to use with touch alone. This issue is the reason for the clever keyboard covers in Surface, and a factor behind the bundling of a pen, a smart aluminium affair with three buttons, one on the top and two on the side (right-click and erase).
If pen computing is your thing, the Surface Pro 3.0 is superb. This model introduces an N-trig active capacitive stylus for the first time (which means your old Surface 2.0 pen will not work): a powered pen with 256 pressure levels and a couple of party tricks. These include the click-the-top button, which wakes your Surface from sleep and opens Office OneNote (desktop or Metro version, you choose) ready for inking. Palm rejection means that you can write naturally without triggering touch events.
For certain applications, design apps like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, OneNote, or certain field applications, Surface Pro 3.0 with pen is ideal. A surveyor, for example, could take snaps of a site or property with the built-in camera, insert them into OneNote, and make hand-written notes alongside.
Pen computing is niche though, and despite the excellence of the hardware, Microsoft did not think hard enough about where to park the pen when not in use. It attached magnetically to the power input, but not firmly enough, so it will drop off and get lost. Alternatively, you can stick a pen loop to the keyboard, which is ugly but more effective, provided you always have your keyboard attached.
Photoshop works well, once you enable experimental support for high-density displays and touch gestures
What about the tablet aspect? One idea is that users will no longer be tempted to travel with a separate tablet alongside their laptop. Maybe, but app availability remains a problem, as well as the complexity of a PC versus the pick-up-and-go appeal of an iPad or Android tablet. Further, despite its impressive lightness (800g without the keyboard, or just over 1kg with), the larger display can be awkward in places where an iPad is handy, such as when flying economy.
Two cameras give you 5MP 1080p capture front and rear and are much better than earlier versions, making this a decent device for Skype calls or quick snaps when out and about, if swinging about with a 12-inch screen does not put you off. The speakers are noticeably better than on the Surface 2 range.
A complication is performance throttling when the CPU is under heavy load; it is a balance between heat, power consumption and performance but means that a desktop i7 is better for heavy-duty processing.
It is a shame that Microsoft could only squeeze a single USB 3.0 port onto Surface Pro 3.0. More ports requires a portable hub, or use of the optional dock accessory - 3 x USB 3.0 ports, 2 x USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit Ethernet and a Headset jack, for £164.99 inc ($199.99 in the US store).
Surface is Microsoft's opportunity to show how smoothly Windows can run given Apple-like control of both hardware and software. Experience with earlier models has been disappointing in this respect, with problems like the keyboard becoming unresponsive, or the Wi-Fi driver crashing. The review unit has been generally good, though I have seen Word restart after a keyboard disconnect, and Internet Explorer go into a CPU-consuming spin for no apparent reason.
Most of the time though, Surface Pro 3 has been fast and pleasant to use, with only the occasional hiss to remind you that the CPU has a fan.
Is it worth it?
Should you get a Surface Pro 3? It does plenty of things right, with a lovely high-definition display (though I wish it were less glossy), fast performance, and remarkable lightness and portability. The keyboard is not as good as on most laptops, but it is good enough, and if you want to run full Windows everywhere Surface is an obvious choice, expensive but not out of line with most Ultrabooks – and remember, no crapware with this. Those who love pen input should look no further.
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Registered dental hygienists (RDHs) work primarily in dentists' offices. Graduation from an accredited dental hygiene school and/or an associate's degree in dental hygiene, as well as state licensure and passing the National Board Dental Hygiene Examination are general requirements for this position. RDHs have a range of duties, including cleaning patients' teeth and gums and providing instructions to patients in proper dental hygiene. They also remove plaque, polish teeth, take x-rays, and teach patients appropriate techniques in brushing and flossing their teeth. They must always adhere to safety guidelines when using X-ray machines and be able to work independently as well as in a team environment, and should also have excellent interpersonal and communication skills to work well with patients.Read More...
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He is now writing Invisible Armies, a history of guerrilla warfare and terrorism. His last book, War Made New: Technology, Warfare, and the Course of History, 1500 to Today (Gotham Books, 2006), has been hailed as a "magisterial survey of technology and war" by the New York Times, "brilliantly crafted history" by The Wall Street Journal, and "a book for both the general reader and reading generals" by the New York Post.
Boot is a frequent public speaker and guest on radio and television news programs, both at home and abroad. He has lectured on behalf of the U.S. State Department and at many military institutions, including the Army, Navy, and Air War Colleges, the Australian Defense College, the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare School, the Army Command and General Staff College, Marine Corps University, West Point, and the Naval Academy.
[Cancelled] St. Vincent's: What Went Wrong?
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Due to the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings following the closure of St Vincent's this event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule in Spring 2011.
The Impact of National Involvement on Local Education Policy
Presented by NYU Wagner Education Policy Studies Association (WEPSA), NYU Stern's Social Enterprise Association (SEA), and NYU Law School's EdLaw.
A panel discussion featuring education historian Diane Ravitch and Shael Polakow-Suransky, Deputy Chancellor for Performance and Accountability for the New York City Department of Education, Charles Barone, Democrats for Education Reform Director of Federal Policy , and Evan Stone founder of Educators 4 Excellence .
The discussion will explore the role of federal policy in school governance and whether the federal government can effectively create positive change in the education reform movement. This panel will present a broad spectrum of perspectives reflective of the diversity of opinions in the field on topics such as Race to the Top, standardized testing, charter schools, and teacher evaluations.
Boxed In: How Intermodalism Enabled Destructive Interport Competition
In this session of the New Thinking in Transportation and Society Doctoral Research Series, Columbia doctoral candidate Cuz Potter will discuss his dissertation research, which examines how developing technology and changing political contexts have influenced the location of intermodal transportation facilities and what this means for economic development efforts in general.
Rhetoric v. Reality: Supporting the Fight for Muslim Women's Rights in Afghanistan and Europe
Presented by The Wagner Women's Caucus (WWC) and the International Public Service Association (IPSA)
The oppression of Muslim women is most vividly represented in Western media by the headscarf and burqua. Through these articles of clothing, which are in fact from pre-Islamic origins, Muslim women are viewed as invisible, secluded, and persecuted, in contrast to Western women who are represented as free and liberated. This fetishization of Muslim women has been used to evoke fear in Europe and the US, where governments use the veil to legitimate domestic and foreign policy agendas. More importantly, the rhetoric used to portray Muslim women obscures valid human rights concerns that receive little to no attention.
This panel will bring together three leading women's rights experts to discuss critical questions facing Muslim women and their rights. Why has the headscarf generated so much controversy? Where is the voice of the Muslim women who choose to cover and find it empowering? How has the rhetoric surrounding Muslim women been used to justify national and foreign policy agendas for Western nations? How can Muslim women be integrated into Western society? What are the biggest human rights issues that Muslim women face, both in the West and in Muslim-majority countries? After the panelists present there will be a Q&A session with the audience.
Speakers for this event:
John Gershman (Moderator)
Sunita Viswanath (formerly Mehta)
Anushay Hossain
Sylvia Maier
Violence and Democracy in Contemporary Latin America
Violence and Democracy in Contemporary Latin America
Featuring Deborah J. Yashar, Professor of Politics & International Affairs, Princeton University
Latin America today is among the most violent regions in the world. While most countries in the region transitioned from military rule in the 1970s and 1980s, homicide rates in the new civilian era are still extraordinarily high and pose serious challenges for practicing and defending democratic citizenship —particularly in Mexico, Central America, the Andes, and Brazil.
Yashar will discuss why and where violence has surged in the contemporary period. Drawing on her ongoing research, she will highlight the impact of changing patterns in the international political economy (particularly drugs), state capacity, and organizational competition.
The Iranian Nuclear Bomb: Implications and Challenges for the United States
The Iranian Nuclear Bomb: Implications and Challenges for the United States
Michael Eisenstadt is a senior fellow and director of the Military and Security Studies program at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy. A specialist in Persian Gulf and Arab-Israeli security affairs, he has written numerous articles about Iran's nuclear program, Iraq, and the Arab-Israeli conflict. In his capacity as a U.S. Army reservist has served in Iraq, Turkey, Israel, and the Palestinian territories.
Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: MTA Chairman Jay Walder and Professor Mitchell Moss
Featuring MTA Chairman Jay Walder and Professor Mitchell Moss
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority currently faces tremendous financial challenges with a growing ridership and ambitious capital plans. Professor Moss will sit down with MTA Chariman and CEO Jay Walder to discuss how the agency is managing it's current fiscal shortfalls while working toward a vision of improved service and the implementation of cutting edge technology for the future.
Jay H. Walder was nominated by Governor David A. Paterson and confirmed by the New York State Senate on September 10, 2009 as chairman and chief executive officer of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York, the largest transit agency in the United States. Chairman Walder has extensive experience in the public transportation business. He began his career in 1983 where he worked for the MTA, heading its capital program budget office. He most recently served as the managing director for finance and development at Transport for London (TfL), and is credited with the introduction of the system's extremely successful and popular "Oyster card."
Mitchell L. Moss is Director of the Rudin Center and the Henry Hart Rice Professor Urban Policy and Planning at NYU's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. He served as Director of NYU's Taub Urban Research Center from 1987 to 2003. Professor Moss has been on the faculty of NYU since 1973 and served as Chairman of The Interactive Telecommunications Program in the Tisch School of the Arts from 1981-83. He was voted "Best Teacher of the Year" by Wagner School students in 2002.
A DREAM Deferred is a Dream Denied: Advancing Social Justice for Undocumented Youth
Presented by the Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students.
A panel discussion event looking at the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act, proposed immigration legislation which would put undocumented students on the path to legalization.
Presenters will examine the Act's socio-political implications and its effect on young lives.
**Refreshments will be provided **
Exploring Wagner's Research Institutes: WPA Brown Bag Discussion with RCLA and WOCPN
Hosted by Wagner Policy Alliance (WPA)
IPSA Film Series: Good Fortune
Co-Sponsored by IPSA and WSAFA
This event is a collaboration with P.O.V., a PBS award-winning nonfiction film series.
Good Fortune is a provocative exploration of how massive international efforts to alleviate poverty in Africa may be undermining the very communities they aim to benefit. In Kenya's rural countryside, Jackson's farm is being flooded by an American investor who hopes to alleviate poverty by creating a multimillion-dollar rice farm. Across the country in Nairobi, Silva's home and business in Africa's largest shantytown are being demolished as part of a U.N. slum-upgrading project. The gripping stories of two Kenyans battling to save their homes from large-scale development present a unique opportunity see foreign aid through eyes of the people it is intended to help. (By Landon Van Soest & Jeremy Levine)
After the film, participants will engage in discussions about our current development model and how practitioners in the field can make projects more beneficial for communities.
Panelists include Landon Van Soest, Director/Producer of the film, Jeremy Levine, Producer/Editor of the film, Daniel Altman from Dalberg Global Development Advisors, a strategy and policy advisory firm specializing in international development and globalization, and Yamina Djacta from The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT), the United Nations agency for human settlements.
Ed Koch and the Rebuilding of New York City
This event is at capicity and we are no longer accepting registration.
Reconciling Race, the Church, and Sexual Violence: Canada's Truth-seeking Experience
Paul Van Zyl, professor of Transitional Justice, NYU School of Law and Eduardo Gonzalez, director of Truth-seeking Programs, International Center for Transitional Justice
Beginning in 1874 and for more than a century, state authorities removed indigenous Canadian children from their communities and placed them in church-run Indian Residential Schools to promote assimilation. By 1920 their attendance was compulsory, speaking Aboriginal languages in the schools was prohibited, and indigenous cultural practices were suppressed. Many students suffered abuse in the schools.
In 2006 the federal government agreed to a package of reparations for school survivors, the estimated $2 billion Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement. This discussion examines this agreement, one of the first attempts to comprehensively address legacies of abuse in an established democracy.
Doctoral Program Brown Bag
Thinking about Getting a PhD? Come to a Brown Bag on Doctoral Programs
To view the Doctoral Program website, visit wagner.nyu.edu/doctoral
Controversial Issues in Contemporary Criminal Justice: NYPD's Stop and Frisk
Presented by the NYU Wagner Students for Criminal Justice Reform (SCJR).
In 2009, the NYPD stopped people in New York City more than 575,000 times. The NYPD asserts that its stop and frisk practices gather useful information for solving crimes and getting guns off the street. At the same time, nearly nine out of 10 people stopped were black or Latino. Only 12 percent of people stopped were arrested or received a summons, and police found guns in less than one percent of all stops.
In navigating the tension between safety and police-community relations, SCJR looks to researchers, reform advocates, and law enforcement practitioners to discuss questions such as:
• Why do proponents of stop and frisk support the policy and practice?
Gender-based Violence in Complex Emergencies: Issues and Interventions
Gender-based Violence in Complex Emergencies: Issues and Interventions
Featuring Heidi Lehmann, head of the Gender-Based Violence Technical Unit, International Rescue Committee
Heidi Lehmann is an internationally recognized expert on violence against women and girls in conflict zones. She has over twelve years experience in the US, Africa and Asia. A Public Health professional, her work over the past seven years, has taken her to some of the worst conflict zones in recent history including, Sierra Leone, Darfur, Democratic Republic of Congo and Liberia. Currently, she leads IRC's work on key policy, programming and advocacy issues related to violence against women and girls, is part of various United Nations working groups and is often called on to brief Members of Congress.
Breakfast Discussion with School Food Consultant Kate Adamick. Part II of Educating Through Eating: A Series on School Meals Reform
Kate Adamick is a consultant on school food reform, former director of NYC's SchoolFood Plus Initiative, and chef. She is a frequent lecturer at universities and conferences and writes a blog for The Atlantic Monthly. Join Ms. Adamick and the Wagner Food Policy Alliance (WFPA) for a free breakfast and discussion on current programs and initiatives to improve school meals.
Part II of Educating through Eating: A Two-Day Series on School Meals Reform presented by WFPA. Part I is a screening of the film "What's On Your Plate?" on Tuesday, Otcober 5th, at 7pm.
More than a Paycheck: A New Perspective on Single Women Mothers and the Wealth Gap
Over the last twenty years, social supports for single women mothers have declined significantly. The passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 coupled with continued cuts in funding for federal programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to low-income families, has made it nearly impossible for single women mothers to become economically secure or to build wealth.
Today, single women mothers possess only 4 percent of the wealth of single fathers and Black and Latino single mothers have a median wealth of zero.
Join us for the release of At Rope's End: Single Women Mothers, Wealth and Asset Accumulation in the U.S. and a moderated conversation between Mariko Chang, PhD author of the newly released book Short Changed: Why Women have Less Wealth and What Can Be Done About It and Ida Rademacher, PhD Director of Research for the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED) in Washington D.C.
This event is part of the Opportunity Series of the Women of Color Policy Network at New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. To learn more about the series and to download the full report, visit wagner.nyu.edu/wocpn.
Learning for a Change Workshop: Managing Collaborative Change
Presented by the Wagner Management and Leadership Coalition (WMLO).
How can you foster and manage change in an organization? The "Learning Organization Model" is a way to nurture collaboration and transform thinking.
Prof. Erica Foldy will lead an interactive workshop to demonstrate how the model has affected the nonprofit and public sectors. Merle McGee, Capstone instructor and Vice President of Programs for the Harlem Educational Activities Fund (HEAF), will join the discussion to provide the perspective of an organization that has implemented the model.
"What's On Your Plate?" Film Screening. Part I of Educating Through Eating: A Series on School Meals Reform
"What's on Your Plate?" is a witty and provocative documentary by award-winning producer and directer Catherine Gund about kids and food politics. Filmed over the course of one year, the film follows two eleven-year-old multi-racial city kids as they take a close look at food systems in New York City and its surrounding areas, talking with food activists, farmers, storekeepers, friends and family in their quest to understand what's on all of our plates. Following will be a discussion and Q&A led by a speaker from the film.
Part I of Educating through Eating: A Two-Day Series on School Meals Reform presented by the Wagner Food Policy Alliance.
Part II is a Breakfast Discussion on Thursday, October 7th, at 9:30am, with school food consultant, chef, and Atlantic Monthly blogger, Kate Adamick.
Defining Impact: Building the Case for Arts Support
How do we demonstrate that the arts can meaningfully contribute to social change? Who's making a good case for arts funding? How can we shape our creative passions into evidence of impact? What specific benefits can the arts give individuals and communities? What exactly are our "theories of change?" How do we know when our arts programs been successful? What can we learn about demonstrating effectiveness from social service and education programs? When is "arts for arts sake" the best argument? Join the NYU Wagner Student Network Exploring Arts & Culture (SNEAC) and a panel of arts professionals, academics, and grant makers for a Creative Conversation around these important questions.
Panelists (in-formation): Ian David Moss, Research Director, Fractured Atlas
"The Teacher Salary Project" Film Screening
Wagner Education Policy Studies Association (WEPSA) and the Wagner Economic and Finance Association (WEFA) presents a sneak preview of the Teacher Salary Project, a feature-length documentary film and national outreach campaign that delves into the core of our educational crisis as seen through the eyes and experiences of our nation's teachers. This project is based on the New York Times bestselling book, Teachers Have It Easy by journalist and teacher Daniel Moulthrop, co-founder of the 826 National writing programs Nínive Calegari, and writer Dave Eggers.
The Teacher Salary Project is produced by Eggers and Calegari, and directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth.
Nínive Calegari and Vanessa Roth will screen the documentary, discuss policies surrounding teacher salaries, and take questions.
Russia and the North Caucasus: A spreading conflagration
Russia and the North Caucasus: A spreading conflagration
Dr Mark Galeotti, Clinical Professor and Academic Chair, NYU Center for Global Affairs
The North Caucasus is burning. The war in Chechnya has essentially been won, thanks to a brutal counter-insurgency campaign and the virtual self-destruction of a divided rebel movement, but elsewhere insurgent movements are on the rise. Meanwhile, Moscow tries to grapple with the consequences of its policies, from the willful assertiveness of Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov to the popular dissatisfaction of North Caucasian peoples alienated by years – decades – of corruption, underdevelopment and prejudice. What are the prospects for this troubled and troublesome region, and how does it matter to the rest of the world?
A Conversation on the 2010 Midterm Elections
The Wagner Policy Alliance (WPA), the Wagner Economics and Finance Association (WEFA), NYU Department of Politics, and the Stern Social Enterprise Association present a "Conversation on the 2010 Midterm Elections" as the first event in its year long theme The Dollars and Sense of U.S. Social Policy. Participants on this panel discussion include Professor Robert Shrum, Professor Shanna Rose, and James Parrott of the Fiscal Policy Institute.
The panel will examine the role that the national debt and social policy will play as voters head to the polls this fall, among other topics related to the Midterm Elections.
Thinking and Doing Breakfast Series: NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan, real estate developer Douglas Durst and Professor Vicki Been
Featuring Janette Sadik-Khan, real estate developer Douglas Durst and Professor Vicki Been
In recent years the streets of New York City have been transformed by the Department of Transportation. Changes to the streetscape have had an effect on the real estate market, though the full impact is not yet fully understood.
Professor Vicki Been will lead a discussion with Douglas Durst and Janette Sadik-Khan about the relationship between transportation policy and the real estate and development sector.
Douglas Durst is a member of the third generation to run The Durst Organization, one of New York City's most respected real estate developers and management companies and one of the originators of the Green Building Movement. Mr. Durst is a Director of the Real Estate Board of New York, The Landmarks Conservancy, The New School, The Municipal Art Society and Project for Public Spaces.
Janette Sadik-Khan serves as the Commissioner of the New York City Department of Transportation since her appointment by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in April of 2007. She manages 4,500 skilled employees with wide ranging expertise from engineering to construction finance, to marine navigation, and is responsible for 6,000 miles of streets and highways, nearly 800 bridges, 1.3 million street signs, 300,000 streetlights and 12,000 signalized intersections, as well as the Staten Island Ferry


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Dear Sir, regarding your recent foray
Into the rap business and the scene you portray
See I don't normally approve of war games
But "He's biting you" is what they all say
And by Harry, they might be right--
This is hip hop, not an Elvis night!
Shelve this Professor impersonation
Let it end now, it's impertinent waiting!
You seem a reasonable chap, what you need to do is rap
But not parody chap hop
Cause that's not proper, just not cricket!
Put away your ukulele or I'll tell where to stick it!
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Not - Let's see who strikes the loudest!
Lose - Put on my fighting trousers!
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