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From the housing crisis to high debt, from stagnating incomes to high unemployment, the Great Recession has touched most aspects of many people's lives. College graduates, a highly educated group often insulated from the worst of economic challenges, have not been spared. Their unemployment rate reached 9.1 percent in 2010—the highest annual rate on record for college graduates aged 20 to 24 (Project on Student Debt, 2011). These economic challenges have been compounded by high student-loan debt: Student borrowing has risen to $100 billion annually, more than doubling after inflation over the past decade, surpassing national credit card debt and contributing to a total US student-loan debt approaching one trillion dollars (Cauchon, 2011).
In this study, we explore how recent college graduates have navigated transitions into adult roles in this time of economic crisis. While these transitions are often rife with difficulties, college graduates today are facing unique obstacles in cutting a path toward independence and economic self-reliance.
These challenges are worthy of note, as early transitions tend to shape long-term trajectories, giving initial outcomes lifelong consequences. In his pioneering study of children born in the 1920s (i.e., shortly before or during the Great Depression), Glen Elder documented the profound effects that early experiences of economic hardships can have on human development, not only in the formative years but also throughout life (Elder, 1974).
Although as a whole, college graduates in today's economic environment may be expected to struggle, an important question is whether some are having smoother transitions than others. Do traditionally disadvantaged groups of students (racial/ethnic minorities and students from less-advantaged family backgrounds) face more difficult transitions? And do college experiences and demonstrated generic collegiate competencies have any relationship to life after graduation?
We explored these questions by following 925 graduates who were originally part of the cohort profiled in Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses (2011) on their journey after college. It is important to note that our sample represents "on-time" college graduates'students who entered four-year institutions in the fall of 2005 and completed their degrees by the spring of 2011. Indeed, 86 percent of the sample graduated in 2009—i.e., within four years of college entry. So in the spring of 2011, when we surveyed them, two years had passed since college graduation for most respondents.
Presented trends are thus not representative of college graduates in general—as many do not graduate "on time" from the four-year colleges in which they initially enrolled as freshmen. Instead, we probably understate the extent of the difficulties experienced by recent graduates in general.
Transitioning to the Labor Market and Graduate School
Approximately two years after college graduation, only slightly over half of the graduates were working full-time, and those fortunate enough to be in this position were earning on average $34,900. Another third of the respondents were enrolled in graduate school full-time. The reasons for continued school enrollment are diverse and likely include for some the difficulties in finding satisfactory employment opportunities after completing college.
Among respondents who were not enrolled in graduate school full time, 7 percent reported being unemployed—i.e., they were not working and actively looking for work. This is slightly lower than the previously reported national average (9.1 percent), as would be expected given that the sample includes particularly successful students, ones who graduated "on time" from four-year institutions where they initially enrolled.
Demographic Predictors
But not all graduates faced equal challenges in their transition to the labor market. Among college graduates who were not enrolled in graduate school full time, men had a slightly harder time finding employment than women—8 percent of men and 6 percent of women were unemployed.
Moreover, graduates from racial/ethnic minority groups were much less likely to find work. In particular, the Hispanic graduates in our sample were struggling—12.5 percent of Hispanic graduates, compared to 6.1 percent of white graduates, reported being unemployed. African-American and Asian graduates fared only slightly better—9.5 percent of African-American and 10.2 percent of Asian graduates reported being unemployed. These gender and racial/ethnic differences do not reach the conventional levels of statistical significance due to small sample sizes and, consequently, large standard errors. However, the magnitude of the white/non-white differences is worthy of note. If early transitions are indeed indicative of subsequent labor-market trajectories, these patterns may be harbingers of inequality in labor-market opportunities in the years to come.
Academic Predictors
The likelihood of unemployment is not only related to graduates' social background characteristics but also to their academic engagement and growth during college and their demonstrated generic collegiate competencies. We considered two different indicators: student performance on the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA) at the end of their senior year and their academic engagement/growth during college.
The CLA is an objective measure of graduates' critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing. Although the test has multiple components, we focus on the performance task (for more information on the CLA, including the performance task, see www.collegiatelearningassessment.org/). Academic engagement/growth is a summary measure based on 1) students' demonstrated growth on the CLA from the freshman to the senior year in college, 2) the number of courses taken during college requiring more than 20 pages of writing over the course of the semester and more than 40 pages of reading per week, and 3) hours studied. (For further information on these variables, see Arum, Cho, Kim, & Roksa, 2012.)
Graduates who were highly academically engaged and demonstrated growth on the CLA task were slightly less likely to be unemployed than those who exhibited low levels of academic engagement/growth (although this difference was not statistically significant). The association with the absolute level of performance on the CLA was much more dramatic: Graduates who scored in the bottom quintile of the CLA were three times more likely to be unemployed than those who scored in the top quintile (9.6 percent compared to 3.1 percent). While these results are only descriptive, they indicate that graduates' academic experiences and performance on a measure of critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing correlate with subsequent labor-market transitions, a finding that deserves more attention in future research.
Accumulating Debt
College Debt
Challenging labor-market transitions are compounded by the high debt loads of many college graduates. In our sample, almost two thirds of graduates said that they had borrowed to pay for college, for an average debt load of $27,200. This is close to other estimates: the Project on Student Debt (2010), for example, reported that college seniors who graduated in 2009 carried an average of $24,000 in student-loan debt. Moreover, in our sample, 15 percent of graduates with college debt owed $50,000 or more. Debt has thus become a part of the American higher education landscape: Most students have to resort to borrowing to finance their education, at times incurring formidable debt loads.
Our data reveal some variation in who borrowed, however. Men were less likely to borrow than women (58 percent compared to 68 percent). So too were graduates whose parents had completed graduate/professional degrees: Only 52 percent of graduates from highly educated families borrowed, compared to 75 percent of graduates whose parents had no college experience. African-American graduates were substantially more likely to incur college debt than their white peers were (74 percent compared to 64 percent).
But there were virtually no differences in the average amount of debt owed by graduates from different gender, racial/ethnic, and family backgrounds. And interestingly, there were no differences in either the likelihood of having college debt or the amount of debt incurred among graduates who exhibited various levels of academic engagement/growth or CLA performance.
Credit Card Debt
Differences in credit card debt were much more pronounced than the ones in college-loan debt. In our sample, 46 percent of college graduates had credit card debt, owing on average $1,900. However, beneath that average was significant variation.
African-American and Hispanic graduates were much more likely to have credit card debt than their white peers: 42 percent of white graduates had such debt, compared to 57 percent of African-American and 59 percent of Hispanic graduates. Hispanic graduates also carried higher balances on their credit cards, owing on average $2,800 compared to less than $1,800 for white graduates.
Parental education also played a prominent role in whether and how much credit card debt graduates incurred. Graduates from families whose parents had professional or graduate degrees were much less likely to have such debt than graduates whose parents had no college experience (40 percent compared to 54 percent). Moreover, graduates from highly educated families also had much lower credit-card balances than graduates whose parents had no college experience ($1,500 compared to $2,400).
Variations in who has accumulated credit card debt do not stop with graduates' socio-demographic characteristics. Graduates with different academic experiences during college relied differentially on credit cards. Graduates who performed in the top quintile of the CLA distribution at the end of college were less likely to have credit card debt than those who were in the bottom quintile (37 percent vs. 51 percent). We observed similar gaps for graduates with varying levels of academic engagement and growth: Those who exhibited high levels during college were less likely to have credit card debt than graduates who exhibited low levels (38 percent vs. 56 percent). But there were no statistically significant differences in the amounts owed by students with various levels of academic engagement and growth or CLA performance.
Relying on the Family
Given that college graduates were facing difficult transitions to the labor market and were carrying student loan and credit card debt, it is not surprising that most of them depended heavily on their families for financial assistance. Almost three quarters of the graduates reported that they had received financial support from parents or other adult relatives during the past 12 months.
On average, families provided graduates with $5,100 over the course of the year. However, not all were equally able to help their offspring. Graduates whose parents did not attend college were least likely to receive assistance: 63 percent of these graduates received financial assistance from parents compared to 73 percent to 76 percent of graduates from families in which parents had completed some college, bachelor's degrees, or graduate/professional degrees. Similarly, African-American graduates were less likely to receive financial assistance from their families than white graduates were (66 percent, as compared to 75 percent).
While less-advantaged families may not have financial resources to assist their offspring, they may be able to provide crucial in-kind assistance, such as a place to live. Twenty-four percent of college graduates lived with their families in the spring of 2011 (for most of them, this was about two years after college graduation). African-American, Hispanic, and Asian graduates were more likely to live with their families than white graduates (35 percent, 44 percent, 33 percent, and 19 percent, respectively). Similarly, graduates whose parents had no college experience were more likely to be living at home than graduates whose parents had graduate or professional degrees (26 percent vs. 18 percent).
Interestingly, graduates whose parents had some college education were most likely living at home: 36 percent of them reported living at home approximately two years after college graduation. Parents in these circumstances may have better living conditions than parents without any college experience, facilitating support of their children in this important way.
These patterns highlight the crucial role that families play in the lives of young adults today. Extensive reliance on individual families and variations in families' abilities to assist their children raise important questions about inequalities in the transition to adulthood (see Settersten and Ray, 2010).
Interestingly, whether graduates are living at home is strongly related not just to their demographic and socio-economic characteristics but also to their levels of critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing at the end of college, as measured by the CLA. Graduates who scored in the bottom quintile of the CLA distribution in their senior year were twice as likely to be living at home as graduates who scored in the top quintile (35 percent vs. 18 percent). Graduates in the middle of the CLA distribution were between these two categories: 23 percent of them were living at home at this point.
Differences among graduates who exhibited various levels of academic engagement and growth were not as stark or statistically significant, but they followed the same pattern. Twenty-seven percent of graduates who exhibited low levels of academic engagement and growth during college were living with their families, compared to only 18 percent of graduates who exhibited high levels. These patterns, together with earlier findings regarding unemployment, raise important questions about the relationship of college experiences to subsequent life transitions. Additional research to explore these relationships would be invaluable in elucidating these relationships.
Finding a Romantic Partner
Considering that a quarter of the graduates in our sample were living at home approximately two years after college graduation and that most of them depended on their families for financial assistance, it is not surprising that a high proportion of them (83 percent) were not married or cohabitating. Interestingly, among the 17 percent who had made this transition, 42 percent had married or were cohabitating with someone from their college. As earlier research has suggested, marital homogamy rates are high, and college graduates are not only marrying other highly educated individuals but often finding partners at their own or similar institutions (Arum, Roksa, & Budig, 2008).
Although the overall proportion of married or cohabitating graduates is not high, within that group we still observed variation. One of the most pronounced differences was between men and women. Women were more likely to be married or cohabitating approximately two years after college graduation than men (19 percent, as compared to 12 percent). However, among college graduates who were married or cohabitating, men were substantially more likely to marry or cohabitate with a former classmate (61 percent vs. 37 percent).
These findings may reflect the disproportionate distribution of males and females on college campuses today. Women are more likely to enter as well as persist in higher education; they accounted for more than half of first-time freshmen in degree-granting institutions and 57 percent of college graduates in the 2008–2009 academic year (National Center for Education Statistics, 2010). What is often described as a shortage of men on many campuses today may thus contribute to the sorting of students into romantic relationships.
While there were no differences in the likelihood of marriage or cohabitation among graduates from different family backgrounds, we observed notable variation by race: White graduates were twice as likely to be married or cohabitating as African-American graduates were (18 percent vs. 9 percent). Moreover, a quarter of Hispanic graduates were married or cohabitating approximately two years after college graduation.
In addition to socio-demographic attributes, graduates' academic experiences and CLA performance were related to their likelihood of being married or cohabitating and of their doing so with a partner from college. Graduates who scored in the top quintile of the CLA in their senior year of college were much more likely to be married or cohabitating approximately two years after graduation than those who scored in the bottom quintile (19 percent, as compared to 11 percent).
The two groups differed in their likelihood not only of being married or cohabitating but of having met their spouse or partner in college. More than half the graduates in the top quintile of the CLA distribution who were married or cohabitating met their spouses or partners in college, compared to only a quarter of graduates who were in the bottom quintile of the CLA distribution.
And graduates' overall academic engagement and growth during college was also related to whether they married or cohabitated with a classmate: 56 percent of graduates who exhibited high academic engagement/growth during college married or cohabitated with a partner from college, compared to 14 percent of graduates who exhibited low academic engagement/growth. These patterns may reflect ways in which colleges serve as sorting mechanisms, with respect not only to educational and labor market outcomes but in how they match individuals with similar levels of academic engagement and performance.
Political and Civic Awareness
Education serves multiple purposes. Although one of them—preparing students for the labor market—has been receiving much attention in policy circles, schools are also expected to prepare citizens for participation in a democratic society (Labaree, 1997). To provide a glimpse into that preparation, we asked our college graduates how often they read a newspaper either in print or on-line, as well as how often they discussed politics and public affairs. For the purposes of this discussion, we divide graduates into two categories and report the proportion who were engaging in these activities more than monthly and the proportion who engaged in these activities only monthly or never.
The lack of awareness of current events among our sample of college graduates was startling. Thirty-two percent of graduates said that they read a newspaper only monthly or never, while 39 percent of them reported discussing politics and public affairs that infrequently. These patterns raise questions about the extent to which colleges today are preparing students to be active members in a democratic society.
Moreover, there are some notable inequalities in who is reading the news and discussing politics and public affairs. Males were more likely to read the news than females (78 percent vs. 64 percent reported that they did so more than monthly), as well as more likely to discuss politics and public affairs (69 percent vs. 57 percent did so more than monthly). Graduates from more educated family backgrounds were also more likely to read the news: 73 percent of graduates whose parents had graduate/professional degrees and 68 percent of those whose parents had bachelor's degrees did so more than monthly. Only 56 percent of graduates whose parents had no college experience reported reading the news that frequently.
The same patterns are observed for discussing politics and public affairs: Graduates whose parents had earned bachelor's or graduate/professional degrees were much more likely to report discussing politics and public affairs than those whose parents had no college experience. While much discussion about educational inequality has focused on the influence of parental background on educational trajectories, these patterns highlight another important area of stratification: the relationship between parental education and graduates' political and civic awareness.
Notably, the extent to which graduates are interested in news, politics, and public affairs is also related to their academic experiences during college. Graduates who exhibited high levels of academic engagement and growth during college were substantially more likely to report reading the news than their peers who demonstrated low levels (81 percent, as compared to 67 percent). Similarly, graduates who exhibited high levels of academic engagement and growth were more likely to report discussing politics and public affairs than their peers who demonstrated low levels during college (72 percent vs. 53 percent).
The same pattern holds for CLA performance: Graduates who scored in the top quintile of the CLA distribution at the end of college were more likely to both read the news and discuss politics and public affairs than graduates who were in the bottom quintile. These associations provide preliminary evidence of the relationships between college experiences, demonstrated generic collegiate competencies, and interest in civic affairs that deserve careful attention in future research.
Looking Toward the Future
College graduates in our study entered the labor market in one of the most difficult economic times in recent history. Thus, although they graduated "on time" from four-year institutions, they faced difficult transitions. A high percentage of graduates reported being unemployed, and many had high debt loads. A majority depended on their families for financial assistance, and a substantial proportion were living with their families approximately two years after college graduation. These early challenges are particularly disconcerting since previous research suggests that early transitions tend to have consequences for subsequent trajectories. Difficulties in initial transitions may thus have reverberating effects throughout the life course.
In addition to exploring the labor-market and financial aspects of graduates' lives, we examined their transition into committed romantic relationships (marriage and cohabitation) and their interest in politics and public affairs. Relatively few of the graduates had made a transition into marriage or cohabitation approximately two years after college graduation, and a high proportion were not regularly reading the news or discussing current events. This lack of engagement is as troubling as their financial difficulties—it can hardly be a good sign for a democratic society when many of its citizens, including highly educated ones, are not aware of or engaged with what is going on in the nation and world.
Other scholars have described the challenges young people currently face in making the transition to adulthood. They have portrayed individuals in their twenties as "emerging adults" (Arnett, 2004) or "not quite adults" (Settersten and Ray, 2010). Settersten and Ray provide a particularly illuminating description of the complex set of factors that shape the transition to adulthood today. They call for re-thinking dependence on individual families and providing greater societal supports for young adults.
We would like to highlight the importance of academically rigorous college experiences in this discussion. Our results indicate that the graduates in our sample who demonstrated high academic engagement and growth in college and those who exhibited high levels of critical thinking, complex reasoning, and writing (as assessed by the Collegiate Learning Assessment) at the end of college faced much smoother transitions to adulthood. Rigorous college education should thus be a matter not only of upholding academic standards but of helping prepare students to navigate life after college.
1. Arnett, J. (2004) Emerging adulthood: The winding road from late teens through the twenties., Oxford University Press., New York, NY.
2. Arum, R., Cho, E., Kim, J. and Roksa, J. (2012) Documenting uncertain times: Post-college transitions of the Academically Adrift cohort., Social Science Research Council., New York, NY.
3. Arum, R. and Roksa, J. (2011) Academically adrift: Limited learning on college campuses., University of Chicago Press., Chicago, IL.
4. Arum, R., Roksa, J. and Budig, M. (2008) The romance of college attendance: Higher education stratification and mate selection. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 26, pp. 107-121.
5. Cauchon, D. (October 25 2011) Student loans outstanding will exceed $1 trillion this year. USA Today Retrieved from http://www.usatoday.com/money/perfi/college/story/2011–10–19/student-loan-debt/50818676/1
6. Elder, G. H. (1974) Children of the Great Depression: Social change in life experience, University of Chicago Press., Chicago, IL.
7. Labaree, D. (1997) How to succeed in school without really learning: The credentials race in American education., Yale University Press., New Haven, CT.
8. National Center for Education Statistics (2010) Digest of Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education., Washington, DC.
9. Project on Student Debt (2010) Student debt and the class of 2009, Retrieved from http://projectstudentdebt.org/files/pub/classof2009.pdf
10. Project on Student Debt (2011) Student debt and the class of 2010, Retrieved from http://projectstudentdebt.org/files/pub/classof2010.pdf
11. Settersten, R. and Ray, B. (2010) Not quite adults: Why 20-somethings are choosing a slower path to adulthood and why it's good for everyone., Bantam Books., New York, NY.
Josipa Roksa (firstname.lastname@example.com) is an associate professor of sociology and education at the University of Virginia and associate director of the Center for Advanced Study of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. They are co-authors of Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses (2011, University of Chicago Press). They have followed the cohort of students from Academically Adrift into life after college and are currently preparing a book manuscript exploring graduates' transitions to adulthood.
Richard Arum (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a professor of sociology and education at New York University and director of the educational research program at the Social Science Research Council. They are co-authors of Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses (2011, University of Chicago Press). They have followed the cohort of students from Academically Adrift into life after college and are currently preparing a book manuscript exploring graduates' transitions to adulthood.


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Lars Von Trier is no stranger to controversy and his new film, Nymphomaniac, is sure to cause more. This is mainly due to the fact it will be featuring real sex between the actors and actresses. There will be a soft and hard core version of the film which will also be in two parts.
The film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg, Stellan Skarsgard, Shia LaBeouf, Jamie Bell, Stacy Martin, Uma Thurman, Connie Nielsen and Christian Slater.
The first image from the film shows Gainsbourg in an alley.
Nymphomaniac is the light and poetic story of a woman's erotic journey from birth to the age of 50 as told by the main character, the self‐diagnosed nymphomaniac, Joe.
On a cold winter's evening Seligman, an old bachelor, finds Joe semi‐unconscious and beaten up in an alleyway. After bringing her to his flat he sees to her wounds while trying to understand how things could have gone so wrong for her.
He listens intently as she over the next 8 chapters recounts the lushly branched-out and multi-faceted story of her life, rich in associations and interjecting incidents.
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Social media: no old media mindsets need apply
I wrote a rather ranty blog post the other day following an opinion piece on NMA suggesting that social media wasn't all it was cracked up to be. The whole incident got me thinking about the reasons why some people, brands, agencies, marketers etc. find social media so difficult to understand and get to grips […]Read more »
It's PR, but not as we know it
Unfortunately I wasn't able to make the online PR debate organised by NMK last night, but I've been following the fallout today on Twitter and entering into the fray myself, as well as catching up on the blog posts that are now starting to trickle through. It looks like it was a good event (as […]Read more »


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"The Truth" hip hop FREETHOUGHT artist- Show 12!
"The Truth" will be appearing on the Rational Response Squad in show 12.
All three songs from his myspace page will be featured in Show 12. Also, "The Truth" has wrote a new theme song for our show that will shatter your brainz.
From the myspace page of "The Truth:"
The Truth, of Tha Non Conformists, is spreading deep messages of truth in a world full of lies. Ultimately, it is messages like these that could help shape a better world for us all. In a genre that has become saturated with materialism and ignorance, this rap artist stands apart from his peers. The Truth's music serves as inspiration for movements of equality, change, and progression. Hence the name of his coming new album Movement Music. In addition to being a skilled and visionary rapper, he is an activist first and foremost. In 2006, The Truth met Relentless and Natural Disaster, the two other members of his group. Though shrouded in mystery, (the group claims to reside in a location referred to only as "Outside the Box" Tha Non Conformists music speaks volumes about what they represent. While bringing sonic mastery and skills comparable to or better than the most well known rappers, their music also gives you inspiration to do your part to help change the world. To listen to The Truth and Tha Non Conformists is to listen to what music is supposed to be - a venting outward of soulful expression - with a burning desire to make an impact on the world.
Look for "The Truth" and his girlfriend (who likes debating Christians) to join us in the studio in the future to co-host the show.
His songs will also be downloadable to members of this board soon.
- Brian Sapient
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This is The Truth of Tha Non Conformist Movement. Im opening minds with my peoples the RATIONAL RESPONDERS! The work of the Rational Responders is of critical importance. Responding with logic instead of emotion and conditioned thinking is the key to spiritual freedom and not being a slave to human beings telling what to think about, buy, and worship. I will attempt to be here on this forum from time to time but you can always catch me on myspace.com/thanonconformists where I attempt to answer all the messages I receive. peace, love, help the poor - do that and maybe you'll convince me you're a real Christian. hahaha
"The World is my country,
to do good is my Religion." - Thomas Paine
The Truth just wrote and performed a new theme song for The Rational Response Squad, the song is in the download section under "artists appearing on the show." Here are the lyrics:
Rational Responders - Natural - Beyonders
Truth and Non Conformists - we sworn to fight the monsters
brainwashin ends - the main station fights again
the internet police greet at ya church and save ya
brains burst from misbehavior - saved by Sapient the Savior
And rooks'll cook your mind - he shook free from the confines
he broke out the ministry - - no joke - he broke delivery
provoke Logical vicinity - The Truth in our delivery
Catch us on the air - debatin Christian facts wit flair
they bringin no proof - we bring Logic - till they poof
disapear - it's a war - Michael Moore - wit mics we roar
they call us demons - they be screamin - sayin we not belivin
they don't know cause they slow and they plot with other heathens
peace and love - help the poor - is the base of Christianity
but they love go to war - and cash more for insanity
so yo - tell me - if Rooks and Sapient is needed
cause if you don't you a mess and need death to start belivin
- we comin like this till they all open minded
no jokin - we provokin debates till they all broke and find it
Cause they missin the Truth and Rational Responders on the air
so come on the show - with what you know - if you dare
just know - we got brains and plans to expose your scams
you pose on your stands - and blow shows at your fans
but you aint ready for the factual the universe the actual
they say we cursed not rational - come prove it we goin national
For atheists who don't listen - and then you say open minded
you jokin and act blinded - not scopin how I rhymed it
you say have respect and not rap - I aint havin that - thats crap
I got so much respect I wrote this wit no curses
- except for the fact I curse the christians wit my verses
not the ones who help the poor - the ones - out for self and gore
out for wealth and the war - to all y'all fundamentalists
know you now in a mental war with ones who settle this
- Brian Sapient
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Yeah I like it, save for the fact that I go unmentioned again, same as in Proclaim's intro (I love that one too).
Never no love for Yellow.
I still thank you for and apprieciate the rhymes, Truth, serioulsy
I simply apparantly need to make it known that I'm part of the show too, I guess - being on it doesn't seem to cut it. :smt102
I am against religion because it teaches us to be satisfied with not understanding the world. - Richard Dawkins
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Sorry Mike, if it's any consolotion, I really look forward to the scrutiny that "I'm a savior" will subject me to.
- Brian Sapient
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Yellow Number Five just doesn't fit into rhyme schemes
The real excuses (I think):
Proclaim was high when he met us for the first time.
"The Truth" didn't meet Mike, as he wasn't around for that recording session.
- Brian Sapient
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Mike is my hero! He and I are very similar in that we are more reluctant to accept conspiracy theories, and are all about the science.
"Religion is like a badly written contract - most people don't read most (much less all) of it, believe what the other party says, and execute with the best of intentions and naivety."
- Me
I could probably host a show on free thought hip-hop. More and more of it is being brought to my attention. The only thing keeping me from do it is my natural affinity for metal and my long flowing black locks.
Say unto thine own heart, "I am mine own redeemer."
The Book Of Satan IV:3, The Satanic Bible
Mike is my hero! He and I are very similar in that we are more reluctant to accept conspiracy theories, and are all about the science.
You're my new favorite poster
Yeah, I sort of understand why I get no love in the theme songs, but it doesn't mean I'm not just a little bitter about it.
Oh, and praise our Saviour, Sapient, - I would rather remain unmentioned than get that dubious title
I am against religion because it teaches us to be satisfied with not understanding the world. - Richard Dawkins
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Apollo High School, Apollo, PA Freshmen 1929
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- Apollo PA |
- Armstrong Co PA |
- Apollo PA High School |
- Apollo PA High School 1929 Yearbook |
- Kennedy |
- Martin |
- Myers |
- Hunter |
- Gray |
- Cochran |
- Hill |
- Kerr |
- Hamilton |
- Cox |
- Jackson |
- Brunner |
- Baer |
- Franks |
- Austin |
- Burkett |
- Knepshield |
- Fryar |
- Bee |
- Bepler |
- Cockran |
- Datz |
- Fiori |
- Flippins |
- Grady |
- Kachman |
- Kinnard |
- Knappenberger |
- Lauffer |
- Muckle |
- Newingham
The class of 1932 when they were freshmen.
Class Roster: Frances Austin, Hannah Baer, Margaret Baer, Joseph Bee, Lloyd Bepler, Anna L. Brunner, Esther Burkett, Miriam Burkett, Louise Cockran [Cochran?], Irma Cox, Leroy Datz, Margaret Fiori, Edith Flippins, Arthur Franks, William Fryar, Margie Grady, Robert Gray, Ruth Hamilton, Martha Hill, Thelma Hunter, Helen Jean Jackson, Sara Kachman, James Kerr, Harriet Kinnard, Mercie Knepshield, Audrey Knappenberger, Jack Kennedy third row, third from left, John Lauffer, Blanche Martin, Dwight Myers, Frances Muckle, Rex Newingham, Constantine Passarelle, Sophie Passarelle, Evelyn Robinson, Thomas Ross, Edna Rupert, George Shank, Russell Shank, Donald Shockley, Edna Shiry, Harriet Stone, Claire Stitt, Harriet Walker, Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Williams, Ruth Wingard, Mabel Zimmerman
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Chanel won't deny or confirm that Karl Lagerfeld sent "a collection" of the label's handbags to Adele as an apology for calling her fat in an interview with Metro World News back in February. The rumor began in the most dubious of places: British tabloid The Sun, whose "source" said that Karl "really wanted to make it up to her so they could maybe work together in the future. He could see her fronting a campaign for Chanel Mademoiselle bags when the contract with Blake Lively ends." A spokesperson for the house told British Vogue that they had "no comment" to make on the reports.
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Collection Summary: Legal records of Assistant Attorney General, Gustave Harrow, assembled in the course of defending sculptor Richard Serra in the matter of Richard Serra v. United States General Services Administration (1986-1988). Included are testimony from the 1985 hearing, Harrow's own files, slides of Serra's work,a VHS video from Tokyo Broadcasting System, 1985, and a U-matic video tape (1979), "For Love or Money".
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The Chiefs broke up a scoreless tie when they scored four times in the bottom of the fifth inning, then held on for dear life when they beat the Watertown Reds 4-3 in the season opener on Sunday afternoon at Tufts University.
Nothing new from Chiefs' ace Jared Freni who was on an early season pitch count, and blanked the Reds over the first four innings.
There were a couple of minor scoring threats mounted by both teams. The Reds got a couple of runners aboard in the top of the first inning via a Kyle LaVigne single and a Sean Callahan walk before Freni ended the threat by striking out Will Brennan. The Chiefs threatened in the bottom of the inning when Tony Serino singled, moved to second on a Mike Burgoyne sacrifice bunt, went to third on a Juan Portes groundout, but was stranded there when Brennan stabbed a Johnny Welch liner that was earmarked for centerfield.
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Reds' reliever Tyler Campo struck out the Chiefs side in order in the bottom of the sixth setting up the dramatic top of the seventh.
Steve Tramontozzi led off the Watertown seventh with a line single to left before DiCato hit Kelly with a pitch. Southpaw Tim Dunphy then came out of the Chiefs' bullpen to face the left hand hitting LaVigne who blooped a single to center loading the bases. Jacobson grounded out to Mike Gedman at first who forced LaVinge at second with Kelly scoring the Reds second run. Callahan made it a 4-3 game when he hit a sacrifice fly to right, scoring Tramontozzi. Dunphy then apparently struck out Feliciano on a low pitch but the ball skipped by Conner allowing Kelly to score and sending Feliciano to first. Matt DiCato came on to face Chaisson and the Reds veteran put a charge into an offering that sent Burgoyne back to the warning track to end the game.
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Prayer And Torah – The Two Pillars Of Faith
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We recite twice dailyואהבת את ה' אלוקיך בכל לבבך וכבל נפשך ובכל מאדך" – Love your G-d with all of your heart, all of your soul, and all of your possessions." What is meant by "heart" and "soul"?
Many commentaries explain that "לב"– "heart" means emotions, and "נפש" – "soul" means intellect. The Jew must love Hashem emotionally and intellectually – with his לב and נפש.
The פרשה of קריאת שמע is the מצוה of קבלת עול מלכות שמים – accepting the yoke of Heaven's Kingdom – of believing Hashem is our G-d. Thus, it is at its core the מצוה of אמונה בשם. Clearly, this is the most fundamental idea in the Torah and that is why we recite this most sacred belief and commitment every day and night of our lives.
It is clear that the מצוה of אמונה is not just accepting and believing in an abstract concept of G-d as truth. While it is true that this abstract belief is included in the first פסוק of שמע, the second פסוק demands אהבה – to love Hashem with our heart and soul – emotionally and intellectually. What does this mean? How can we successfully keep this mitzvah every day?
One must first ask another question. Why is love of Hashem such an important element of אמונה?
The answer is simple.
G-d is not an abstraction. He is a reality. One we can and must experience with every fiber of our being – both with our emotional self as well as with our intellectual self. Through our love of Hashem we achieve the goal, of knowing His existence at every level of our being. We not only know about Him, but we also know Him, Himself.
This is extremely important. בכל דרכיך דעהו" – Know Him in all of your ways." The believer lives with Hashem and is in His presence constantly, without interruption. The effects of this G-d-awareness are monumental, and totally affect one's thoughts and behavior so that he becomes a שמים ירא – a G-d-fearing Jew.
How does one move from שמע – abstract belief – to ואהבת – to active love and total connection with G-d?
There are two pillars of Jewish service of עבודת השם – and that is the theme of the second paragraph of קריאת שמע.
ולעבדו בכל לבבכם ובכל נפשכם" – Serve G-d with all your heart and all your soul."
The רמב"ם in ספר המצוות says that one fulfills this מצוה of עבודת ה' – G-dly service – through prayer and the study of Torah. He writes:
Serve Him with prayer – עבדבו בתפלה
Serve Him with Torah – עבדהו בתורה.
The service of G-d is the actualization of the love of G-d. When you love someone, you will express it through service. A mother serves her family with food. A father serves his family with income. Service is a reflection and expression of the parents' love for their children. When we serve Hashem we are actively expressing our love of and for Him. We are making our love real, our belief in Him real – not just an abstract concept.
How does prayer express our love for Hashem? Prayer is the expression of our emotional love. איזוהי עבודה שהיא בלב – הוי אומר זו תפלה. Our sages say, "What is the service of the heart – it is prayer."
Prayer reflects all of the emotions of love. Some of these are:
Appreciation – for example, when we say the blessing of "אשר יצר" – we thank Hashem for giving us bodies that function normally and in good health.
Joy – for example, when we sing הלל, we express our joy during festivals and for יציאת מצרים at the Pesach Seder.
Anguish – when we beseech G-d to heal a loved one with anguished prayers.
Longing – when we recite the lamentation on תשעה באב for the חורבן בית המקדש and long to see it rebuilt.
Prayer includes every other divine, holy human emotion as well. Prayer puts us in Hashem's presence. We feel his embrace and closeness; we know that He is listening to our prayers. Thus, our knowledge of Him becomes an emotional experience and a reality.
In a parallel way, the study of Torah is an intellectual service. Through the study of Torah, one experiences the divine via the medium of thought, analysis, and contemplation – חכמה בינה ודעת. The vastness of תורה, its intricacies, its depth and breadth capture the student and completely carry his mind into divine though. The student feels he is thinking holy, divine, G-d inspired thoughts. His whole perspective takes an eternal, higher-order way of thinking. Past, present, and future take on new eternal meaning. Reality is perceived on multiple layers and not merely as the here and now. In short, the intellect is engaged in a G-dly pursuit, which brings with it an experience of the Divine as captured in the mind's cognition and not just abstract knowledge and belief.
So, prayer and Torah study are the two pillars of emunah – believing in and also knowing G-d as reality itself – both emotionally and intellectually.
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A charter bus tour may just be the only way to get out and see all that there is to see in the beautiful Colorado Springs area. There is something great for everyone here including everything from hunting to shopping and dining to the arts. You may just find that there is never a dull moment when you are taking a charter bus tour in Colorado Springs. Perhaps you would enjoy fine dining and a little shopping excursion with your charter bus group. There are also plenty of great sights and activities that you can enjoy so you are guaranteed never to have a dull moment in this city.
You may want to have the charter bus make your first stop the Antique Mall of Colorado Springs. This amazing shopping experience awaits you over on 118 West Colorado Avenue. The Antique Mall of Colorado Springs is a really cool place where you can visit tons of different antique dealers under one roof. It is almost like a one stop shopping extravaganza. You and your charter bus tour group are definitely going to enjoy browsing around through setups from over 50 dealers as well as other furniture booths and approximately 75 glass showcases. Just have the charter bus bring you by any time between the hours of 9:00AM until 5:00PM Monday through Saturday, or 12:00PM until 5:00PM on Sundays.
Another wonderful shopping experience that is not to be missed when you are out on the charter bus is Simpich Dolls over on 2413 West Colorado Avenue. This interesting establishment is the place to go when you are looking for a beautifully handcrafted doll. Perhaps you are looking for a gift to give that special someone in your life, or maybe you even know a collector. The proprietors of this shop have been making gorgeous dolls since way back in 1952. Once you and your charter bus group step into this amazing shop you will not be able to help but buy one of the unique dolls that are on display from the vast collection. There are dolls from stories such as the Wizard of Oz, A Christmas Carol, Native American heritage, and much more. You can stop and do a little bit of shopping between the hours of 10:00AM until 5:00PM
If you are looking for the perfect way to wind down after you have seen the sights and done a little bit of shopping in Colorado Springs you can have the charter bus bring you to a great restaurant so that you can enjoy a great meal. This is where you make your way into a great place over at 301 Garden of the Gods Road called Antonio's Italian Restaurant. The hours for dinner are from 5:00PM until 9:00PM Monday through Thursday and 5:00PM until 10:00PM on Friday and Saturday. You and your charter bus group can enjoy a wide variety of dishes, including some very tasty vegetarian items. Antonio's always serves up spaghetti and meatballs, chicken Parmesan, veal picatta, and so much more to make a delicious ending to your charter bus adventure in Colorado Springs.


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GREEN BAY — Bellin Health Family Medical Center-De Pere East will host an H1N1/seasonal flu clinic Monday, Dec. 28 through Thursday, Dec. 31.
The clinic comes on the heels of the Wisconsin Department of Health Service's decision to offer H1N1 flu vaccine to the general public as well as initially targeted, high-risk populations – children, pregnant women and people with chronic illnesses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also encourages health care providers to open up vaccination to anyone who wants it.
Bellin's H1N1/seasonal flu clinic – to be held at 555 Red Bird Circle, De Pere – will take place on:
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Nationally, influenza activity continues to decline and visits to doctors for influenza-like illness and flu-associated hospitalizations are slowing as well, according to the CDC. Even so, vaccination against H1N1 and seasonal flu is vital, said Ellen Roy, an infection preventionist at Bellin Health.
"It's the most reliable way we know to prevent infection against both types of influenza," she said. "We offer injections and nasal versions of the H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccines."
The vaccination clinic is open to the public, however, appointments are necessary.
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Washington, D.C. -- The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and two importers, New Angles/Wallace Oaks and Hickory Valley, both of Ojai, California, announce the recall of dead, stuffed baby chicks, ducklings, and goslings which contain the poison, arsenic.
The articles were distributed nationally through gift shops, florists, and florist suppliers. The stuffed birds have been marketed in various ways, including mounted on a small base, or in a basket or floral arrangement. The stuffed birds were imported from mainland China and the recall involves less than 25,000 units.
The CPSC began its investigation on April 5, 1983, and had samples in various state and Federal agency laboratories by April 6. The results of these tests confirm the presence of arsenic as earlier reported by the State of Ohio. These results showed arsenic to be present in significant amounts in the skin and down of the stuffed birds. The CPSC is not aware of any confirmed incidents of poisoning resulting from the stuffed birds.
Persons in possession of these stuffed birds should seal them securely in double plastic bags and return them to the place of purchase. Retailers are advised to stop selling the stuffed baby birds which are banned by the Federal Hazardous Substance Act and offer their customers a refund. Retailers and wholesalers should hold the returned units pending instructions from their suppliers.
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(KSL) A West Valley, Utah woman was arrested early Sunday after police found seven deceased infants in a Pleasant Grove home Saturday, shocking family members and leaving a neighborhood stunned.
Police believe Megan Huntsman, 39, gave birth to all of the infants and killed them between 1996 and 2006.
At least six of them were born alive, police said.
According to investigators, Huntsman admitted to police that she either suffocated or strangled the babies immediately after they were born.
Huntsman's ex-husband and some family members found a newborn infant's body when they were cleaning out the garage on April 12. Huntsman hasn't lived in the home since 2011 and currently lives in West Valley City, according to police.
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Despite Opening Day loss, no need for Yankees fans to panic with plenty of baseball left to be playedALL IS NOT LOST ON YANKEES' SEASON You'd have thought the Yankees were down eight runs, not three. This is a picture Yankees Stadium, on opening day, in the bottom of the ninth, as snapped and tweeted by Les Carpenter of Yahoo! Sports: The writers and the… (more)Source: nydailynews.com
With CC Sabathia struggling on Opening Day, it's tough to see how Yankees will turn things aroundKevin Youkilis had barely finished his swing, striking out to end the seventh with a couple of runners on base, when the Stadium began emptying out as if someone had called in a bomb scare.Source: nydailynews.com
Look at all these empty seats at the New York Yankees' sad opening dayThe New York Yankees have been picked to finish in last place. They've been dissed by baseball writers. And even mocked by magazines. But the biggest condemnation came Monday afternoon from Yankee fans, who didn't even stick around to see the the end of…Source: yahoo.com


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Special fried rice with prawns & chorizo
Nutrition and extra info
- Easily doubled
- Healthy
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal404
- fat15g
- saturates4g
- carbs45g
- sugars5g
- fibre4g
- protein19g
- salt1.3g
- 100g basmati rice or long-grain rice
- 85g frozen pea
- 1 tbsp sunflower oil
Sunflower oil
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- 1 egg, beaten
The ultimate convenience food, eggs are powerhouses of nutrition, packed with protein and a…
- 50g finely diced chorizo, bacon or ham
A coarsely textured spiced pork sausage widely used in Spanish and Mexican cooking. It is made…
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 3 spring onion, sliced on an angle
Spring onionsp-ring un-yun
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- ½ red pepper, deseeded and chopped
- good pinch five spice powder
- 1 tsp soy sauce
Soy saucesoy sor-s
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- 100g beansprout (optional)
- 50g peeled prawn
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Boil the rice following pack instructions, adding the peas for the final min. Drain.
Heat half the oil in a wok. Pour in the egg and stir-fry until scrambled. Tip onto a plate and set aside.
Wipe the wok with kitchen paper, then heat the remaining oil. Toss in the meat, garlic, spring onions and pepper, and stir-fry until the pepper starts to soften. Add the five-spice, rice, peas and soy, then stir-fry for 5 mins more. Finally add the beansprouts, if using, the egg and prawns, and stir-fry to heat through.
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I was thinking the same with the servings on this as well. I have been onto a site (Love food Hate waste) where it advises portion control, according to this site and i use it alot an adult would want 75g of rice, it also said for peas a portion would be 80g, so i think this may be a serving for one, when i make this i will double the amounts to serve two but would cut back the rice to 150g as i feel 200g for two people could be too much. Hope this is of some help.
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Super Bowl XLV between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers is quickly approaching.
One of the main storylines during the lead week is how the Packers, unexpectedly or not, snuck in the playoffs and ascended from the No. 6 seed in the NFC to earn their spot in Sunday's grand stage in Dallas at palatial Cowboys Stadium.
The only thing left to break down is whether they can topple the mighty Steelers, who have won two of the last five Super Bowls and are as close to a dynasty as the NFL has witnessed since the New England Patriots of several years ago.
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Colorado State, St. Thomas Grab Top MCLA Seeds
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GREENVILLE, S.C. - The two teams who raised the trophy last spring in the MCLA will be the top seeds in the 2013 event, which will be hosted in Greenville, S.C., from May 13-18.
MCLA Division I First Round Match-ups
No. 16 Purdue vs. No. 1 Colorado State
No. 15 Texas vs. No. 2 Colorado
No. 14 Georgia vs. No. 3 Arizona State
No. 13 Grand Canyon vs. No. 4 Brigham Young
No. 12 Oregon vs. No. 5 Chapman
No. 11 Oregon State vs. No. 6 UC Santa Barbara
No. 10 Michigan State vs. No. 7 Stanford
No. 9 Sonoma State vs. No. 8 Boston College
MCLA Division II First Round Match-ups
No. 16 DePaul vs. No. 1 St. Thomas
No. 15 Briarcliffe vs. No. 2 Westminster
No. 14 Western Oregon vs. No. 3 St. John's
No. 13 North Dakota State vs. No. 4 Liberty
No. 12 Grove City vs. No. 5 Concordia
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