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Spacious Central Flat on Klimentska XL
Size131 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Hot tub
- Washer/dryer
- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
- Internet/WiFi
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|Klimentská, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic
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The lower level consists of a nice entrance hall, a bedroom with 2 single beds which can be arranged as a double bed, and a living room with a kitchen corner equipped with electric oven, gas hub, electric cooking kettle, coffee maker, dishwasher and a fridge with a freezer. The living room is furnished with a large dining room table and a good quality double sofa bed. In the lower level there's also a bathroom with a walk in shower.
On the upper level you'll find 2 separate bedrooms, each with a double bed and wardrobes. There's a spacious landing furnished with a double sofa bed. The bathroom on the top level has a large corner bathtub.
With the location in Prague 1, Nove Mesto (founded by Charles the Fourth in 1348), you have all the sights and exiting shopping and dining possibilities of Prague within a few minutes of walking - and also metro and tram lines are close. Even the river is within a couple of minutes in distance.
House rulesAfter 22h00 (10 pm) please keep the noise down to a minimum out of respect for your neighbours.
We also offer our guests our own private taxi/mini bus service: from the Airport it costs EUR 25 single/EUR 49 return (1-4 pax), EUR 36 single/EUR 70 return (5-6 pax), EUR 46 single/EUR 90 (7-8 pax); from the Station it costs EUR 13 single/EUR 25 return (1-4 pax), EUR 18 single/EUR 35 return (5-6 pax), EUR 23 single/EUR 45 return (7-8 pax).
For very late/early check in's, between 22.00 (10 pm) and 08.00 there is a EUR 20 special check in fee.
|Price for > 4 guests
|$ 16 AU per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
The conatct with Willem was very friendly and without complications.
The flat was very good for a weekend trip with friends, it´s very close to the city center and the international bus station.
I will come back again!
A super apartment in a central location. If everything runs smoothly. Very nice host. Many Thanks.
Eine super Wohnung in zentraler Lage . Hat alles reibungslos funktioniert. Sehr netter Gastgeber. Vielen Dank.
Thanks for some exciting and perfect days in Prague. Very good apartment, great location, metro (Florenc) 5 min. away, all sights within a few minutes, everything well organized and fast service. Thank you Willem!
thanks for some exciting and perfect days in Prague. Sehr gutes Apartment, tolle Lage, U-Bahn (Florenc) 5 min. entfernt, alle Sehenswürdigkeiten in wenigen Minuten erreichbar, alles gut organisiert und schneller Service. Danke Willem !
Just perfect. Organization and perfect arrangements. Very attentive to all the doubts and a wide and comfortable apartment. You can walk almost everywhere. Willem 10. I recommend the shuttle service from the airport.
Simplemente perfecto. Organización y gestiones perfectas. Muy atentos con todas las dudas y un apartamento muy amplio y agradable. Se puede ir andando a casi todos lados. Willem de 10. Recomiendo el servicios de shuttle desde el aeropuerto.
It was a great time at Willems place. Super central, well organised and top flat for biger groups.
We are really happy with our stay in Prague!
Very good reception, shuttle service worked flawlessly!
The apartment was very good. Everything worked as the description and the beds were very comfortable.
We stayed centrally and had close to everything. The food was good and everything was cheap relative to our currency.
Recommend Wimdu and Prague.
Vi är riktigt nöjda med vår vistelse i Prag!
Mycket bra bemötande, transfer funkade prickfritt!
Lägenheten var mycket bra. Allt funkade som på beskrivningen och sängarna var mycket sköna.
Vi bodde centralt och hade nära till allt. Maten var god och allt var billigt i förhållande till vår valuta.
Rekomenderar Wimdu och Prag.
We had a wonderful stay, and we enjoyed your very spacious and well kept apartment. Great communication with the owner. Thank you so much!
Spacious, comfortable, top floor of the building, with elevator, convenient location in the center.
Recommended for large groups and rehearsed.
Appartamento spazioso, confortevole, ultimo piano di palazzina, con ascensore, posizione comoda al centro.
Consigliato per gruppi numerosi e affiatati.
Very beautiful apartment. Too bad Willem could not accommodate us and the state of play after the previous tenants n 'was not well because the kitchen was dirty. But the stay was wonderful. It is absolutely properly maintain this apartment is superb. Thank you
Très très bel appartement. Dommage que Willem n'ait pas pu nous accueillir et que l' état des lieux après les précédents locataires n' ait pas été bien fait car la cuisine était sale. Mais le séjour a été magnifique. Il faut absolument bien entretenir cet appartement qui est superbe. Merci
Top apartment! With its 7 we slept four nights here. The apartment is very spacious, and very close to the city center of Prague. You can walk to the entertainment venues and everything is nearby. With the metro which is a few minutes walk you can be in other districts. one thing was the two person bed was broken, they should have put yourself. together For the rest it was a luxury apartment, much more luxurious than I expected!
Top appartement! Met zijn 7 hebben we hier 4 nachten geslapen. Het appartement is zeer ruim, en erg dicht gelegen bij het centrum van praag. Je kan te voet naar de uitgaans gelegenheden en alles zit in de buurt. Met de metro die enkele minuten lopen is ben je zo in andere stadsdelen.
één minpuntje was dat het tweepersoon bed kapot was, heb deze zelf in elkaar moeten zetten. Voor de rest was het een luxe appartement, veel luxer dan ik had verwacht!
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wow i put one mistaken "p" in the ps vita's name and get called ****** hahaha. you must be the troll of the playstation forums. dude why are you so pissed? theres no reason for it, simply stating some facts about vita that ive come across, yes it have tons of old psp games but no good original ones. i did however just play"gravity rush" and love it so far, so theres hope for the vita. dont let a forum post make you blow your top man
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Academic BackgroundB.A., M.A. San Diego State University;
Ph.D. University of Connecticut
Joseph Zornado came to Rhode Island College in 1995. He taught Children's Literature, a variety of courses on American Literature, developed a course called Zen and the Literary Experience, and studied issues in teaching and learning. He published essays on Flannery O'Connor, The Wizard of Oz among many other essays and articles. His first book which came out in 2001 from Routledge entitled: Inventing the Child: Culture, Ideology, and the Story of Childhood. From 2002 until 2014 he focused on a large project researching, teaching and writing about Speculative Fiction. In 2002 he began the first volume of a Speculative Fiction trilogy entitled 2050: A Future History. Volume One: Gods of Little Earth was published in 2007 by Speculative Fiction Review. In 2009 Volume One and Volume Two: The Power at the Bottom of the World were published by Iron Diesel Press. In 2014-15 Volume One, Two, and Three: When Immortals Reign will be published by Merry Blacksmith Press. He also co-authored a textbook on the teaching of writing, called Professional Writing for Social Work Practice (2012) published by Springer Publishing.
His current teaching interests include American Literature, Children's Culture, especially Disney and the animated feature film, Literary Theory, Zen and the Literary Experience. He is developing a course in Environmental Studies, literature, and Eccocriticism. He says his favorite courses are the ones that help students rediscover their own curiosity. To help foster the process of learning he teaches writing in all of his courses because he says writing is the most effective way to develop the habits of mind practiced by educated people.
For fun he likes to golf, swim, run, walk, bicycle, chop wood, clean house, shovel snow, mow the yard, play the ukulele, write, read, and talk. He cooks. He cleans. He's a new world man.
Courses TaughtFirst Year Seminar: Mickey Mouse Monopoly
First Year Writing: Honors
ENGL 120 Studies in Literature and Identity: Kith and Kin
ENGLISH 201: Introduction to Literary Studies
ENGL 202- Literary Studies: Theory and Criticism
ENGL 207 American Literature, Beginnings to the Present
ENGLISH 210: Children's Literature
ENGLISH 263: Zen and the Literary Experience
ENGLISH 301: Reading America to the Civil War
ENGLISH 302: Nineteenth-Century American Literature
ENGL 328: Modern American Fiction
ENGLISH 329: Contemporary American Fiction
ENGLISH 350: Disney
ENGLISH 350: J.R.R. Tolkien
ENGL 460: Disney
ENGLISH 460: Inventing the Future in Fiction and Film
ENGL 521: Cultural Studies and Childhood
Selected Books2050 Volume Three: When Immortals Reign. Forthcoming
Merry Blacksmith Press. Spring, 2015
2050 Volume Two: The Power at the Bottom of the World.
Providence: Iron Diesel Press, Isbn: 978-0-9831252-3-5.
2050 Volume One: Gods of Little Earth. Iron Diesel Press.
Inventing the Child: Culture, Ideology and the Story of Childhood. New York:
Routledge. Hardback, 2001. Paperback 2006. Korean Translation, Spring 2011.
Selected Articles"Children's Film as Social Practice." Comparative Literature and Culture on the
Web. Purdue University. September 2008.
"A Becoming Habit: Flannery O'Connor's Fiction of Unknowing." Twentieth-
Century Literary Criticism. Vol. 132. New York: The Gale Group. Spring, 2003.
"A Poetics of History: Karen Cushman's Medieval World." Children's
Literature Review. Vol. 55. New York: The Gale Group. 1999.
"Free Play: Christian Hierarchies, the Child and a Negative Way."
and Literature. Vol. 47. Number 2, 1998.
"Swaddling the Child in Children's Literature." Children's Literature Association
Quarterly. Vol. 22, Number 3. 1997. 26-37.
"A Becoming Habit: Flannery O'Connor's Fiction of Unknowing." Religion and
Literature. Vol. 29, number 2. 1997. 27-59.
"A Poetics of History: Karen Cushman's Medieval World." The Lion and the
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Rural towns in Jefferson County feel neglected by law enforcement
MUD LAKE, Idaho - A few upper valley communities are concerned for their safety.
They said nearly one dozen unsolved burglaries in the Terreton and Mud Lake area are being ignored and law enforcement isn't doing anything about it.
The Mud Lake and Terreton area relies on the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office for all of their law enforcement needs.
Both towns are about a 45 minute drive from Rigby, where the sheriff's office is located.
They say the distance makes them feel ignored.
"We used to have a deputy that lived out here and there isn't anymore," said Sherry Locascio. "The response time is slow. We've just had a lot of problems and by the time they get there it's too late."
Mud Lake Mayor, Sherry Locascio, said after 11 burglaries have gone unsolved in her town, she knew she had to do something about it.
So she organized a public meeting for Wednesday night, inviting the county sheriff, prosecutor and commissioners.
"I hope that we can come to some kind of agreement to help make our side of the county safer and not just with law enforcement, but with everything," said Locascio.
The town of barely 200 people, says it feels neglected compared to the 4,000 living in Rigby.
"I know we have fewer people, but we are still taxpayers in the county," said Locascio. "We need to be heard and taken care of like everybody else."
Sheriff Blair Olsen said he doesn't know what to expect at the meeting, but he'll definitely be attending.
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Walden votes no, tired of 'kicking can down the road'
Merkley, Wyden also weigh in on 'crisis to ciris' governance
The House voted 285-144 Wednesday night to end the government shutdown and avoid a debt default -- for a few months -- but Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., voted no, saying it's time to stop kicking the can down the road.
"This temporary plan does nothing to address the epic problem: spending borrowed money we don't have and cannot sustain," Walden said in a statement after the vote that sent the legislation to President Obama for his signature.
The Second District Republican said the legislation simply "kicks the can down the road yet again for only three months, and we'll be right back where we ended up this week."
"Enough is enough," Walden said. "Every day, families throughout Oregon and the country sit down around their kitchen tables to balance their budgets and discuss crises and practical ways to resolve them. It's long overdue that Washington, D.C. do the same."
Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., took a similar tone in a pair of tweets earlier in they, saying: "Although deal is good thing for economy, Congress fulfilling most basic duties not cause for celebration."
Merkley said lawmakers "need to stop careening from crisis to crisis and focus on what really matters: good jobs, affordable college, secure retirement."
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., issued a statement Thursday on the deal that ends the shutdown.
"With this disruptive and counterproductive government shutdown finally over and the threat of default delayed, it's time for people to work together, regardless of party, on the issues most important to Oregonians and our nation -- tax reform, job creation and improving affordable health care," he said.
Wyden added, "I will continue to seek consensus on Oregon priorities including the future of our eastside forests, the Klamath Basin, and bringing some common sense to the management of our O&C lands. Hopefully, this marks an end to legislating from crisis to crisis."


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• Parent representatives Susan Murphy and Kristie Raikes – motivational speaker request
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• Consider approval of literacy series for K-5, approximate cost $250,000
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For example, it remains to be seen how the dismissal (or resignation-rescission-rejection, depending on what story you read) of John Thiele, former director of the Maine Medical Use of Marijuana Program, will affect operations overall. Thiele's departure in November came as a surprise to many in the medical marijuana community.
"He was pretty much the one who got the medical marijuana program to where it is now," says Paul McCarrier, legislative liaison for the Medical Marijuana Caregivers of Maine, a statewide trade association.
"John was very open to the concerns of patients, caregivers, and dispensary operators," Melnick adds. "He had a lot of trust from the community."
"It was a mistake taking him out of there," echoes Ron Norton, founder of the Maine Green Cross, which works to help patients set up a home-growing system and gain access to low-cost, high-quality medicine. "Being 'patient-friendly'" — the pejorative accusation rumored to have been leveled against Thiele — "is a prerequisite for the job he was in." The Phoenix was unable to reach Thiele before going to press.
Both McCarrier and Melnick say that since Thiele left, there have been reports of delayed communication between the Division of Licensing and Regulatory Services (the division of the state Department of Health and Human Services that oversees the pot program) and law-enforcement officials seeking clarification on patient or caregiver status. They worry that such holdups further complicate a delicate system, and they note that when dealing with medical pot users, doctors, and police officers who are already skittish, it's best to operate as a well-oiled machine.
When asked about the alleged lag-time, DHHS communications director John Martins said the division was unaware of any such delays. "In fact," Martins wrote in an email to the Phoenix, "features in DLRS' new phone system has helped increase the timeliness of responses to both law enforcement and medical professionals."
Local pot reformers are also focused on expanding the list of "qualifying conditions" that must be present for a legitimate medical marijuana recommendation in Maine. Currently, that list includes: cancer, glaucoma, Crohn's disease, HIV-positive status, hepatitis C, Alzheimer's, any a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition or its treatment that produces cachexia (a/k/a "wasting syndrome"), severe nausea, seizures, or severe and persistent muscle spasms.
Advocates are particularly interested in seeing certain psychological diagnoses, including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, added to the list. There is a process to petition the government to add conditions, but it is untested.
"I have a lot of patients who would benefit from cannabis and who do benefit from cannabis but can't use it legally right now," says Dustin Sulak, a Hallowell physician and probably the state's foremost pot-doc. "What I'd like to see is for certification to be left up to the physician."
Of course, that would require more physicians to proactively educate themselves about cannabis use, a practice that isn't as common as Sulak would like.
"Some doctors have cannabis-phobia," he says. "Every week we've got a handful of patients calling and asking, 'Do you know a primary care physician that will take me?'" Sulak and the other doctors in his practice both take patients and make referrals. "We have a list of PCPs around the state who understand the benefits of cannabis," he says.
The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine rules state that "Clinicians should not fear disciplinary action from the Boards for ordering, prescribing, dispensing or administering controlled substances . . . for a legitimate medical purpose and in the course of professional practice."
Still, University of Southern Maine professor Wendy Chapkis, who is the co-author of Dying to Get High: Marijuana as Medicine (New York University Press, 2008), notes that "a lot of doctors are still very anxious about going on the record recommending cannabis to their patients," she says.
Yet another flaw in the state's medical marijuana program is that patients and caregivers are technically not permitted to possess more than two and a half ounces of weed at any time. If a patient grows more than the permitted amount, he or she is not allowed to store it for future use.
"The way the law is written, the patient is forced to throw it away," Norton says. "Of course they all keep it and they live in fear that they're criminals."
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Just made Turkey and leek pie, it was delicious. Good dto have another way to use left overs. Thanks Jamie
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That's good , I like to see the left overs used up.
If I remember , that pie has a pastry top .
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Fishing opener success mostly in moving water
Bait shops and resorts in the area suffered thanks to ice and cold winds during the 2013 walleye and northern pike fishing opener last weekend. Anglers willing to brave difficult weather conditions Saturday, May 11, saw very little success.
There was no shortage of small lakes with open water during opener weekend, but there were still some local fishing holes with limited fishing. Jim Tuller of Swanson's Bait said Little Birch Lake was open, but the main lake was not. Dave Sheley of the Backus Corner Store said that though ice on Pine Mountain Lake was quickly melting, high winds had actually pushed all the remaining lake ice against the access at Rocky Dock. Furthermore, bigger lakes such as Ten Mile were still iced in.
Worse yet, Tuller and Sheley reported hearing of very little success from those who actually took a boat out on the water. However, some anglers weren't completely out of luck.
"The ones on the rivers and creeks did fine. They caught some walleyes, but as far as the main lakes, I didn't hear a lot happening," Sheley said.
It seems that though Sheley and Tuller both faced a complete lack of shiner minnows and a limited supply of leeches, that was the least of their issues last weekend because there weren't many anglers looking for leeches or minnows.
"We didn't have many (customers) because we told most of them the lakes they wanted to fish were still frozen, and the few people that did come, some of them went towards Federal Dam and they did have some success," Tuller said. "We had between 1,500 phone calls last week asking, 'What's the story now?' and we kept telling them specifics by lakes, if they were out or not, and most of them didn't change all week until Saturday when that big wind hit and things moved around. So our traffic was greatly reduced."
"Not many people were looking for them (live bait). It's probably just as well I couldn't get them at the last minute because I would have overstocked," Sheley said. "Hopefully this weekend there should be some shiners and larger leeches by then."
Bait shops are not the only businesses that may have been impacted by the weekend's cold temperatures. Four Seasons Resort Manager Lisa Wiese said the resort had absolutely no reservations for the weekend, though she said that is typical for the resort located on Jail Lake outside of Pine River. Wiese is hopeful for business during the upcoming Memorial Day holiday weekend.
"Usually we don't have anybody for opening because it's just too cold. Our big week is Memorial, then the place is packed," Wiese said.


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Has anyone planted birdsfoot trefoil for their honeybees? Is so do they work it and does it produce good honey?
Has anyone planted birdsfoot trefoil for their honeybees? Is so do they work it and does it produce good honey?
It's a fantastic plant, and a consistent honey plant. It blooms most of the summer. I read somewhere, I think on Kirk Webster's site that it was planted deliberately long ago as a cattle feed. It grows in the ditches around here. If you have the resources to plant a lot of it go for it!
>Has anyone planted birdsfoot trefoil for their honeybees?
> Is so do they work it
>and does it produce good honey?
I think so, but a lot of other things are blooming at the same time, so I can't say I know exactly what it tastes like... but I love it. It even does well when mowed like in your yard as does white dutch clover.
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My road sides are covered with it, and I have asked the road department not to mow. I like the fact that it blooms most of the summer.
We planted it for the first time this spring. It is unbelievably slow establishing, so be prepared to weed. It is a very slow growing weak seedling.
Dave did you plant it with anything else? Legumes sometimes need a cover crop, like annual rye?
Sometimes a plant will grow well in one part of the country but not another. Also some places it will yield nectar and other places none. Goldenrod does nothing in my part of the Ozarks but is a major Fall producer elsewhere. Sue Hubbel a famous bee author remarked about Goldenrod not yielding here in my part of the country. I could not get Birdsfoot trefoil to grow in my pastures. I am trying sweet clover.
Moccasin: If you have well drained soil try some alfalfa.
alfalfa requires a higher soil ph [less acid] than clover, alfalfa tollerants almost desert dry, trefoil does not compete with other crops, it is not grown much any more, the forage tonnage yield is low, it does relatively better on poor well drained land and is acid soil tolerant. red clover is an annual but reseeds itself pretty well, it is a good choice for rich moist land and is a little more tolerant to acid soils, white clover is loved by bees it does not compete well with tall grass at all, it makes a nice place for bees if it is mowed a lot. ladino and yellow clover are the clover equivelents of trefoil they do not compete well in good stands of forage. crown vetch is a biannual [2 years] that does real well on hillsides and ditches if the are mowed late or left alone it will increase on its own, it is a first choice to control erosion it will dominate with a thick mat over the years. all these legumes are appreciated by the bees and will make similar light honeys.
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Birds foot trefoil is abundant in SE WI, my bees work it whenever it is the best forage available. Produces all season, reseeds itself and yields abundant light, sweet honey. However, unless you are harvesting it as animal forage, it just does not make economic sense to plant it just for honeybee forage. Establishes slowly so sow with a cover crop like oats or annual grasses.
The stuff is gold! It takes a full season to establish so if you plant now you will see the best effects starting next spring and every spring and summer after that. you can grow this on a brick and if you get the seed that you can inoculate it just keeps improving the soil with fixed nitrogen so it is a great companion plant and soil improver. I have planted this in central Maine on gravel along with timothy, alphalpha and white clover and only the trefoil and clover thrive. ill cover this all with winter rye in early September and the following spring its everywhere. great stuff!
We have white clover, alfalfa, Sainfoin, Red Clover, and sweet clover. I would say that the Sainfoin and sweet clover are equal in attractiveness to the bees. Red clover is a short lived perennial and not popular with honey bees. The white clover has the longest blooming period, and is readily used by all pollinators. This spring we planted a patch of trefoil and crimson clover. They are too young to bloom yet. Crimson clover is the annual clover. The trefoil is very slow establishing and the weeds are a big problem.
Dave, can you give us an update on your bee pasture species recommendations?
The Sainfoin, White clover, and sweet clover are by far the best. The Red Clover is worthless for honey bees. The Crimson clover was hardly worked at all. I suspect that our high pH soils cause it to not produce nectar. Catmint is a fantastic bee plant. It will bloom from the first week of July until a hard freeze with bees all over it. The trefoil only produced flowers one season before it died out. The bees were only moderately interested in it. The Catmint and Trefoil both die out in their second winter. The Catmint will reseed itself. I never found a volunteer Trefoil plant. It produced a lot of seed, but did not re-establish.
This year we rotated some of the Sainfoin to roundup ready alfalfa to get a handle on weeds that thrive with the Sainfoin. We had a good bloom on the earliest plantings. The bees were not much interested in it. It was in bloom for two weeks before I found any bees on it. If they can find something other than alfalfa to work they will not touch the alfalfa.
trefoil will grow and stay on less fertile well drained land. it does not do well on better soils because of competition from other plants. it seems to do well mixed in thin timothy stands. it also does well on roadsides that are not real fertile.trefoil takes a long time to get established [years]. when planting 4 or 5 lbs. per acre is enough in the mix, as i said it takes time to get going.
Catmint is also my favourite bee plant. I recommend it to everyone and donate it around. Easily started from purchased seed, easy to divide, is not invasive, flowers all season, bees love it.
If you want to see what the Bird's Foot Trefoil plants are doing when the bees land on the flowers, check out this video that I shot a couple of years ago. At the time, all I was doing was trying to keep the flower in the viewfinder. It was only after looking at the video on the laptop that I noticed the flowers actually cooperating with the bees.
That was an awesome video. I am planning on starting several acres of trefoil w/crimson clover(covercrop) in the spring on waste areas. G
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Yes, they seem to like the Bird's Foot Trefoil. I've lived here over 40 years and I know that I never planted it. I don't know where it came from, but it grows up through the grass and tall weeds. Here on the Oregon Coast, it blooms in late June and early July.


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The 16th annual Promising Practices conference will center on civic and community engagement. The conference will take place on Saturday, Nov. 2 from 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at locations throughout campus, beginning in the Donovan Dining Center.
"I think this is going to be an especially exciting year," said Holly Dygert, conference co-organizer and assistant professor of anthropology. "We're really going to talk about how educational institutions can work with local organizations and public agencies to improve community life."
The conference is part of the college's Dialogue on Diversity committee, which holds several events throughout the academic year to highlight how a richly diverse society strengthens community life.
The conference will bring together scholars, community organizations, teachers, students and public officials in a series of workshops, presentations, a collaborative symposium and poster sessions to, according to Dygert, "envision new ways of working together to improve the circumstances in our community."
This year's conference will include a plenary session titled "Marshaling the Power of Civic and Community Engagement: Confronting Rhode Island's Most Pressing Challenges" that will be moderated by Scott MacKay of Rhode Island Public Radio and feature two panels comprised of local community and educational leaders.
In the first half of the plenary session, Providence Mayor Angel Taveras, Rhode Island Foundation President and CEO Neil Steinberg, United Way of Rhode Island President and CEO Anthony Maione, and Providence Public Schools Superintendent Susan Lusi will focus on Rhode Island's civic and economic challenges.
The second part of the session will bring together RIC President Nancy Carriuolo, Roger Williams University President Donald Farish, and Johnson & Wales University Providence campus President Mim Runey to discuss the contributions Rhode Island colleges are making to address Rhode Island's most pressing issues.
"We've got all these stellar people coming," Dygert said. "It's going to be a great representation of local organizations, officials and other universities."
Howard Rosing, executive director of the Irwin W. Steans Center for Community Based Service Learning and Community Service Studies at DePaul University, will deliver a keynote address on "Social Justice as Pedagogy: Action Research, Activist Learning and Critical Service Learning in Higher Education."
There will also be a variety of learning sessions at the conference on topics such as undergraduate engagement initiatives, artistic approaches to cultivating community pride and stewardship, engaging high school students in place-based education and traveling and learning through a community through the concept of literacy walks.
Dygert said educators will be able to leave the conference with new ways to approach teaching projects around civic engagement, and that students will be inspired to engage in projects of their own.
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Auckland confirmed as Volvo race stopover but Kiwi entry depends on 'money hunt'.
Team New Zealand managing director Grant Dalton will wait until after this year's America's Cup before beginning the "money hunt" for the next Volvo Ocean Race.
Auckland, often referred to as the "spiritual home" of the round-the-world race, was yesterday confirmed as a stopover port for the next two races - a deal that is not contingent on having a local entry.
The race returned to Auckland in 2012 for the first time in a decade thanks largely to the involvement of Team New Zealand's Camper, who finished second overall behind French team Groupama.
Given the success of the stopover and Auckland's storied history in the race, Volvo Ocean Race chief executive Knut Frostad did not need a Kiwi entry to convince him the event should return to New Zealand in 2015.
"We go to all kinds of new and crazy places, and we need to go somewhere where people just know the sport," he said. "History and legacy is still a very important thing."
Frostad is hopeful there will be a Kiwi boat in the event and said he had been trying to convince Dalton to get involved again.
"I am on the phone trying to twist his arm every day," Frostad said of his good mate and old sailing rival.
"We hope there will be a New Zealand entry ... There's no guarantee that will happen but I'm absolutely confident there will be plenty of New Zealand sailors in the race."
With Emirates Team New Zealand channelling all their energy and resources towards their America's Cup campaign in San Francisco this year, Dalton said he would not be able to properly commit to another Volvo campaign until after September.
Ordinarily, that would not leave the team enough time to put together a credible campaign for the 2014-15 race. However, with the next two events to be contested in standardised one-design boats, it will not only reduce costs but also buy the competitors more time.
"Our focus is America's Cup at the moment and the one-design means there's no massive pressure to get it done now, or announce anything now," said Dalton. "There's a need to secure a few key people and [dependent] on finance being available, yes, we intend to do the race."
But securing the finance for the nine-month race is no small matter. Even with the reduction in costs, finding the necessary sponsorship is exceptionally difficult in the bleak global economy.
"It's incredibly tough to find money, and everything we do, whether it's America's Cup or Volvo, is subject to the money hunt."
Auckland is the third stopover port confirmed for the 2014-15 race, with the other two being Brazilian cities Recife and Itajai.
The race will start in Alicante in October next year, with the first stopover confirmed in Recife, in northeast Brazil, which suggests Cape Town has missed out as a pit-stop. From Recife, the fleet is expected to sail east, around the Cape of Good Hope and up to Abu Dhabi. Other expected stopovers on the way to Auckland are India and Hong Kong, before the gruelling southern ocean leg to Itajai.


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"China Painting" w/ Kurt Weiser – Limited space still available!
Workshop and Exhibit w/ Kurt Weiser
Where: Workhouse Arts Center Lorton Virginia
When: Mar. 23-25, 2012 Workshop Dates
March 23 - Artist Talk and Exhibit Closing Reception-7pm-9pm
March 24-25-Workshop 10am-4pm
Open to all Levels-Hands-On/Demo/Lecture
Cost: $230.00 Non-members , $210.00 for Members
Exhibit Dates- Feb.29-Mar. 25, 2012
Exhibit Cost: Free
In this two day workshop Kurt will cover the history of China Painting, where it started, how it was developed and what has happened to it over the years. The main focus of his two days here will be on process, where the materials come from, which ones are the best ones to use and how it all fits together to end up with a better understanding of the process and the ability to use the material and technique with confidence.
First day will be an introduction and demonstration on the technique of China Painting. The history, how it is done and where the materials come from….. Kurt will demonstrate his technique and include some history, but primarily covering technique, material sources and how he creates his beautiful works. The second day will be hands-on, consisting of painting an objecttogether from participants own personal sources or any imagery they bring in for inspiration.
All materials-china paints, brushes, etc. will be supplied for the participants. Students will need to come with a glaze fired piece to paint on, either something they have made and glazed (white or clear if porcelain) fired or if they choose, they could purchase a commercial piece of porcelain from an online supplier such as Rynne China or Dallas China.
*Workshop participants should plan to participate in group discussions and also bring a bag lunch each day, photographs , sketchbook(s), books on botany ,natural history, fashion magazines (for faces),bugs , shells, etc. Participants may also bring 5 images (digital or slide) of their work in any medium.
* Work completed will be fired and participants will be called to pick up when ready.
If not attending the Workshop, feel free to stop by and see Kurt's Exhibit- in the main gallery bldg. W16- Second Floor Gallery from Feb. 29-Mar. 25, 2012 and/or attend his Closing Reception/Slide Talk on Mar. 23 @ 7pm in W16 Main Second Floor Gallery.
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KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Two church parking lots were stocked with donated items for bargain hunters on Saturday and all the money raised helped pay for a place to call home.
All the money raised at the benefit yard sale helps pay for a place to call home. We caught up with two families who say they're simply grateful for those willing to go the extra yard.
A big yard sale is making an even bigger impact.
Brad Bowman and his family know first-hand how much this yard sale can help. That's because in 2010 his family lost their home to foreclosure. "We just lost everything. It took 16 years to get it all and then overnight it was gone. We had nothing. Nowhere to turn," said Bowman.
The Bowmans turned to the Friends and Neighbors organization, which helps homeless children in the Kingsport City School System.
Every penny spent at this yard sale helps families find a place to call home. "People will spend two or three dollars, that means the world when people don't have anything," added Bowman.
Currently more than 300 homeless children attend school in the Model City. We learned that number is a 21 percent increase over the last school year.
"It's a very scary statistic when you look at the fact that some of these small schools only have 200 and some kids in them," said Joe Mason with the Friends and Neighbors organization.
The organization is currently helping 15 families and there are plans to help even more.
Sadly, homelessness is a problem that's growing. "Classified as homeless means that they are either homeless living on the streets, in an individual case living in a hotel room. They do not have a home of their own," added Mason.
Mitch Mitchell is volunteering for the organization that helped his family get a home in February. "To me it built character for myself and my kids because you have a better outlook on life and you want to reach out to people, help other people because you've been helped," he said.
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We covered AoK in this space using nautical references recently, but their set this night was particularly pummeling. Resembling a beefier Keelhaul, they're becoming one of the best all-purpose heavy bands in town.
Anyone who's heard Krallice's recent Dimensional Bleedthrough or their particularly unstoppable eponymous debut might have wondered whether the Steve Reich-meets-Burzum latticework of Barr and (Behold . . . The Arctopus guitarist) Colin Marston's guitar lines would slice through in a live setting. With a band this busy, articulate, and loud, it was a tremendous credit to Geno's sound capacities that Krallice came through at full strength.
And for as maximal a task as that, obeying the minimal, druid-like crawl of Ocean is no easy feat, either. These critically acclaimed doom darlings played a predictably brutal and seasick set, restoring blood to the midsections of those who'd been headbanging the past hour. We could have sworn their pace was a little less glacial, but following 45 minutes of blastbeats will tend to do that to you.
Finally, crust veterans Ludicra played their harsh, snarly set. Maybe we still felt too strained by the polarity of sound that preceded, or maybe we just don't miss Buzzov•en enough, but something about Ludicra felt a little tame. Still, an embarrassment of riches like this is a good problem for fans of heavy to have.
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Exhale. The downward pull begins from the shoulder blades pulling down. The movement downward continues as you pull the bar to the top or mid-section of your chest. Pull the bar in a motion that brings your elbows toward the sides of your torso, driving your elbows toward the floor. Do not lean back any further as you pull the bar down.
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2008 Ford Escort - Auto Shows Ford's Bold Move in New York: Escort service to the Jacob Javits Convention Center.BY JARED GALL, April 2007 Ford's Way Forward is apparently Facing Backwards, as the company is planning on "introducing" the 2008 Ford Escort at the New York auto show, according to a press release that slipped out a few days earlier than intended. Many here at Car and Driver have been hoping for a variation of the Mazda 2 to appear on our shores and in our parking lot, but this is unfortunately not that car.Just as the 2008 Taurus bowed at the Chicago auto show less than a month after its first unveil as the refreshed 2008 Five Hundred in Detroit, the Escort "news" is really just the letters on the trunklid. Escort is the new name for the old, but facelifted Focus that was also shown in Detroit. What's next? Can we expect the Fusion to be renamed Galaxy?Said Mark Fields, Ford President of the Americas: "I can't tell you how many thousands of letters we have received asking us why we would ever walk away from such an iconic brand. Quite frankly, our customers miss the car many fondly called their 'Scort. We left them scratching their heads, because Escort once represented everything that made Ford a great brand. It was safe, reliable, and innovative transportation for young Americans. It will stand for all of these things and more in the future, because this car has earned the right to carry the Escort name."Ford is also reviving the ZX2 nameplate for coupe versions of the Escort, promising a sport-tuned suspension and a "substantial" catalog of ZX2-specific parts available through Ford Racing.Interestingly, the Focus will remain the Focus in Europe, where the 300-hp Focus RS competes with the likes of the Subaru WRX and Mitsubishi Evolution and lends serious credibility to the Focus name. Just as Ford has never seriously considered the U.S. for Focus RS consumption—or even the second-generation base Focus that is on sale in every global market except North America—we foresee no hope of ever seeing an Escort RS, or of the ZX2 ever approaching that performance stratosphere.The Mustang GT500KR returns, Five Hundred becomes Taurus, Focus becomes Escort. We won't even go into the short-lived Zephyr name or that dark period of history where Ford brands had to start with F, Mercury with M, and so on. Who left Bill and Ted in charge of the marketing department? Our heads are starting to hurt. We need a nap.http://www.caranddriver.com/autoshows/12761/2008-ford-escort.html
Actually thats good. The new Focus barely resembles the original, and Escort is a good name. The first car I ever drove was a 1998 Escort.
.is the US Ford company losing FOCUS? ah ha ha.just kidding.I'm sure the new Focus will finally arrive state-side as the new Ford Contour, oh ho ho ho ho ho, wouldn't that be perfect, overlapping price-wise with the Taurus (again) no doubt, ha...
April Fools!Other thread.
That Escort would have been good...Make a helluva "Throw-back" Escort GT out of that car.
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I like the looks of it.
Go to the gallery and look at the picture of the rear end. The Escort and ZX2 tags are obviously photoshopped on...
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Business Administration (MBA)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
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The MBA program at Alliant School of Management provides advanced business, management and analytical skills, and extensive practical experience in applying these skills, particularly in multicultural contexts.
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The MBA program at Alliant School of Management provides advanced business, management and analytical skills, and extensive practical experience in applying these skills, particularly in multicultural contexts. The MBA degree is designed to offer flexibility to students who have completed prior business courses. The program follows a cohort model, with all students taking the core curriculum courses as a cohort at the beginning of the program, followed by concentration tracks during their remaining program of study.
The MBA program is offered on-ground in San Diego, San Francisco, as well as in a fully online format.
ASM Business Administration Undergraduate students can accelerate their MBA using our Direct Pathway program.
Core Courses
All students take eight core courses and four concentration courses. Our core courses develop your managerial knowledge, analytical capacities, and cultural exposure:
International Marketing Management
Organizational Behavior and Global Leadership
Strategic Management
Statistical Analysis and Modeling for Business
Financial Management
Technology for Managerial Decision Making
Operations Management and Logistics
Management In the New Age (Capstone)
For Non Business Majors
Students who do not have an undergraduate business major are required to take 2 additional courses before starting their MBA curriculum of 12 courses. The total number of courses for non business majors is 14. The 2 additional courses are noted below.
Foundation Courses (2 courses - 6 units)
Financial and Managerial Accounting
International Economics and Trade
Concentration Options (4 courses - 12 units)
Customize your online MBA with one of over twenty concentration options. Our concentration programs increase your marketability with focused content in traditional, emerging, and interdisciplinary areas of study.
Concentration options include:
NGO Management
Health Care Management
Human Resource Management
Information and Technology Management
Pharmaceutical Industry Management
The Alliant School of Management MBA Advantage
- A distinguished history in international management education
- World class faculty
- 45,000+ successful alumni in over 100 countries
- Industry Connections and Networking Opportunities
- Professional development opportunities: internships, community service learning, personal branding workshops
- Financial aid to qualified students
- Scholarship opportunities
- Flexible course formats for working professionals
-WASC-accredited University
SAP ERP software training
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Clinical Counseling (MA)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
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Focus. Mental Wellness. Professional counseling is a vibrant field with excellent career growth opportunities. Unlike other mental health treatment approaches, counseling focuses on wellness and prevention rather than pathology.
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Focus: Mental Wellness
Professional counseling is a vibrant field with excellent career growth opportunities. Unlike other mental health treatment approaches, counseling focuses on wellness and prevention rather than pathology.
CSPP's clinical counseling master's program integrates a strengths-based and resilience perspective to foster critical consciousness and reflective thinking, developing practitioner skills in diagnosis, treatment planning and psychological interventions with individuals and groups.
Empower Clients Through Multicultural Competence
The Clinical Counseling master's program uses academic, experiential and research-based clinical practice approaches as well as direct community service learning in coursework and field placements. It also develops multicultural competence and a strong foundation in social justice advocacy to empower the clients and communities they will serve.
Students in the Clinical Counseling program are able to break down the walls of race, gender and age to build a community between themselves. Many students speak of not only the education they receive through this program but also the relationships they build with their peers. Being able to look past different cultures and views in the classroom helps students to be able to venture into outside communities and serve as effective counselors. This process gives students the confidence they need to reach out to those communities of need that they may have not been able to reach before.
The Clinical Counseling MA curriculum incorporates the educational requirements set out by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, the Masters in Counseling Accreditation Council (MCAC) and the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Programs (CACREP) 2009 Standards.
Graduate Career-Ready
All students graduate positioned to pursue the Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) license in California and most other states.
What is Clinical Counseling?
Clinical Counseling is a master's level mental health profession that applies counseling and psychotherapeutic techniques to identify and remediate cognitive, mental, and emotional issues, including personal growth, adjustment to disability, psychosocial and environmental problems, and crisis intervention. The MA Clinical Counseling Program integrates the principles of mental health recovery-oriented practice.
Training Model
Students develop practitioner skills in diagnosis, treatment planning, and psychological interventions with individuals and groups. The program uses academic, experiential, research-based clinical practice approaches and direct community service learning in coursework and field placements. Integrating a strengths-based and resilience perspective, the program fosters critical consciousness and reflective thinking as students learn counseling and consultation skills found to be effective with a variety of mental health issues. Students gain multicultural competence and a strong foundation in social justice advocacy to empower the clients and communities they will serve.
Research Training
As part of the social justice advocacy training, students will engage in a two-semester collaborative community research project in the Research Methods and Masters Project courses. This will culminate with students submitting a grant proposal to support community mental health services.
Course Schedule
The Clinical Counseling master's program is offered on two campuses: San Francisco and Fresno. In San Francisco, most courses are offered in the afternoons and evenings. Courses in Fresno are offered in the evenings and on weekends. Field placement schedules often depend on the individual clinic or agency where each student is placed, and therefore vary depending on location.
Curriculum – 60 Units
Clinical Counseling Observation and Interviewing (3 units)
Human Development (3 units)
Career Development Theories and Techniques (3 units)
Group Counseling Theories and Techniques (3 units)
Clinical Counseling Assessment (3 units)
Intercultural Awareness Development (3 units)
Psychopathology for Clinical Counseling (3 units)
Clinical Counseling Research Methods (3 units)
Clinical Counseling Professional, Legal and Ethical Issues (3 units)
Psychopharmacology (3 units)
Chemical Dependence (3 units)
Crisis/Trauma Counseling (3 units)
Theories and Techniques of Clinical Practice (3 units)
Couples Counseling (3 units)
Sex Therapy (3 units)
Community Mental Health Counseling (3 units)
Practicum (3 units)
Internship (6 units total – 3 in each of 2 semesters)
Masters Project (3 units)
Self Growth Experiences
Faculty, staff and supervisors have professional, ethical obligations to evaluate and ensure the interpersonal competence of trainees. Students will at times be required to participate in learning activities that require different levels of self-disclosure. This can include, but is not limited to, exploration of one's beliefs and values and the potential impact of one's disposition toward the backgrounds and histories of a community, clients, peers, faculty, and supervisors.
We strongly recommend that all students complete 20-30 hours of personal growth counseling with a licensed mental health professional in individual and/or group counseling or psychotherapy prior to graduation.
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Couple and Family Therapy (MA)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
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Top Training in a Fast Growing Field. The Master of Arts (MA) in Marital and Family Therapy (MFT), offered at the Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and San Francisco campuses of Alliant International University, is designed to meet the growing demand for professional marriage and family therapists.
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Top Training in a Fast Growing Field
The Master of Arts (MA) in Marital and Family Therapy (MFT), offered at the Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and San Francisco campuses of Alliant International University, is designed to meet the growing demand for professional marriage and family therapists.
Improve Lives Immediately
The program commits to producing compassionate practitioners with superior theoretical knowledge and the real-world training to apply it for the improvement of lives, especially in families from multiple cultures and countries. Master's graduates can begin practicing immediately after licensure or transfer all credits to our Marital and Family Therapy PsyD program.
Students may attend either full-time or part-time to complete the program. The minimum program completion time for full-time students is 2 years. The minimum completion time for part-time students is 3 years. The maximum completion time for all students is 5 years.
Cutting Edge Specialties and a Study Abroad Option
Students in the MFT master's program have the option to specialize in one of three fields of growing national and international interest and significance:
• Chemical Dependency (San Diego)
• Gerontology (San Diego)
• Infant-Preschooler Mental Health (Fresno, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and Online)
• Latin American Family Therapy (Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego)
• LGBT Humans Services And Mental Health (Online)
In addition, you can opt to study abroad in Mexico for up to the first three semesters of the program.
With a master's degree in MFT, you are eligible for licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist in California upon completion of post-degree intern hours and passing the licensure exam.
The Couple and Family Therapy MA program at Alliant International University is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) at the following locations: Irvine, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego and San Francisco.
Preparing Professional and Couple Family Therapists
Our Couple and Family Therapy programs provide training for a career as a professional marriage and family therapist in the U.S. Students are trained to treat relational mental health issues with individuals, couples, and families from a systemic perspective. Skills are developed in the mental health assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of individuals and relationship systems. The program provides an integrative approach to the major systemic theories and interventions.
The program fulfills all academic requirements for application to the State of California's examination for a marriage and family therapist license (Section 4980.40 and 4980.41 of Business and Professions Code).
Licensed marriage and family therapists work in a variety of settings including hospitals, clinics, social service agencies, churches, the military, educational institutions, and private practice.
Students can specialize in a variety of concentrations while in the master's program, including chemical dependency, gerontology, Infant-Preschool Mental Health, Latin American family therapy, and LGBT Human Services and Mental Health.
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Organizational Behavior (MA)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
Masters Programs
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Master's Degree in Organizational Behavior. The Organizational Behavior master's degree program in San Francisco and Fresno emphasizes the psychological principles of behavior that focus on individual and group performance within an organizational setting.
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Master's Degree in Organizational Behavior
The Organizational Behavior master's degree program in San Francisco and Fresno emphasizes the psychological principles of behavior that focus on individual and group performance within an organizational setting. Courses focus on approaches to managerial skill development, emphasizing the "human side" of enterprise and the behavioral aspects of managing change.
Organizational Change and Development
Students acquire knowledge and skills applicable to management practices, theory and systems, ethics, organizational social responsibility, leadership, conflict management, employee engagement, team development, and interventions for assisting with organizational change and development.
Unique Learning Opportunities
This program provides students with opportunities to:
Develop competencies needed to successfully manage within organizations
Interact with other professionals in shared learning, dialogue, and experiential activities
Attend seminars with distinguished guest faculty from the field
Build multicultural and international awareness and competencies
International and Multicultural Training
As part of the program's coursework, students are required to participate in an international trip that addresses the work setting from a multicultural/international perspective. Literature is examined for its relevance and application across cultures and international societies within a global economy.
Convenient Class Schedule For Adult Learners
The course schedule is designed for professional adult learners and is accessible to adults with multiple responsibilities. Courses are offered once a month in a weekend format on Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday. The intensive weekend format makes it possible for students to attend from locations other than California's San Francisco Bay Area and the greater San Joaquin Valley.
Program Duration
Students enter the Organizational Behavior master's program with a bachelor's degree and a minimum of two years of professional work experience and complete the 34-unit program in 17 months. Students take courses once a month in an executive, weekend format. Most students begin the program in the spring, however, students who wish to enroll in the fall do so in consultation with the Program Director.
Experienced Faculty and Distinguished Guests
Student access faculty local to their campus and at other campuses. Faculty bring a breadth of professional experience as coaches and consultants into the classroom. Read more about our faculty.
Distinguished guest faculty provide an opportunity for students to interact with practitioners and authors in the field. Some distinguished guests have included: Richard Axelrod, William Bernstein, David Campbell, David Caruso, Arthur Freedman, Barry Johnson, Judith Katz, Frederick Miller, Barbara Mink, Jerry Perlmutter, Edie Seashore, and Christopher Worley.
The Organizational Behavior master's program passed a review and assessment by a Blue Ribbon Committee in 2001, and in 2003, received accreditation by the Organization Development Institute (currently the International Society for Organization Development).
Membership in National Organization Development Association
CSPP is a member school of the Organization Development Education Association, a sub-group of the National Organization Development Network (ODN). With this membership, students in the program become members of ODN and receive all benefits provided by the association.
Joint Master's Degree
Students in the Clinical Psychology doctoral program may pursue a joint program and earn the MA in Organizational Behavior during their doctoral studies. This is particularly helpful for students who are interested in pursuing administrative positions or doing organizational work as part of their career.
The joint program requires 24 units of organizational course work and 6 units may be transferred from the primary program. The international trip is optional.
Our Graduates
Graduates from the Organizational Behavior master's program have established careers as internally-based organizational development consultants, health care and human resource professionals, training and development consultants, faculty members at higher education institutions, and have established careers in a variety of industries.
Examples of companies where our alumni work include:
ABC Television, Vice President of Human Resources.
Accenture, Senior Consultant Human Performance
Best Buy, Human Resources Measurement Manager
City of Hope National Medical Center, OD Consultant
Computer Sciences Corporation, Management Principal Leader
Digital Insight, Sr. Vice President of Human Resources
Fresno City College, Faculty
Lenovo, Director, Global Leadership Development
Lida Global Initiatives (Shanghai), Director of Operations
HealthNet, Manager of Organizational Effectiveness
IBM, Senior Manager, Business Consulting Services
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Organization Development Specialist
Kaiser Permanente, Compliance Manager
Kaiser Permanente, Organization Development Consultant
Providence Health & Services, Regional Director, OD
RHR International, Global Practice Leader for Executive Selection
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School Counseling with Pupil Personnel Services Credential (MAE + PPS)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
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The master's degree program in School Counseling is for candidates who wish to pursue a school counseling career working with children and adolescents in pre-K-12 schools.
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The master's degree program in School Counseling is for candidates who wish to pursue a school counseling career working with children and adolescents in pre-K-12 schools. Embedded with the program is the Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential recommendation made to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) that is required for employment as a California school counselor within school districts.
Graduates of Alliant's School Counseling master's program will be prepared to work as school counselors in elementary and secondary school settings. School counselors serve as student advocates and counseling support, working with other professionals within the school (teachers, school psychologists, school nurses, etc.) to create positive learning environments that maximize students' success.
School counselors design and implement counseling programs that help to equip students to better manage emotions and behaviors, make decisions, cope with challenges, prevent and resolve conflicts, overcome learning disorders, and improve attendance. School counselors also assist students in improving self-management skills, and provide guidance toward helping students achieve future goals through appropriate career and academic counseling.
Who Should Apply?
Successful candidates for the School Counseling master's program may have degrees, experience, and backgrounds in a variety of areas, including: counseling, psychology, sociology, education, child development, liberal students, teaching, social work, and more.
Program Overview
39 units of coursework + 10 units of field placement.
Full program completion within 2-2.5 years.
100 school counseling practicum hours required.
600 hours of supervised field placement in school counseling required. Candidates are responsible for securing a field placement with support and guidance from Alliant.
Late afternoon and evening classes for working adults.
Low-student-to-faculty ratio/small class sizes.
No GRE requirement.
No prerequisites.
Six California locations: San Diego, Los Angeles, Irvine, San Francisco, Fresno and Sacramento
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School Psychology with Pupil Personnel Services Credential (MAE + PPS)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
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The Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) degree program in School Psychology is for candidates who wish to pursue a career in educational psychology and become a school psychologist in California working with children and adolescents in pre-K-12 schools.
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The Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) degree program in School Psychology is for candidates who wish to pursue a career in educational psychology and become a school psychologist in California working with children and adolescents in pre-K-12 schools. Embedded within the program is the Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential that is required for employment as a school psychologist within California school districts.
Alliant's school psychology degree program prepares professionals who are committed to service and advocacy on behalf of students, families and teachers. Our students and alumni are skilled at providing valuable and life-changing mental health, specials needs and culturally-competent services, including assessments, interventions, and individualized education and behavior modification plans.
Alliant's educational psychology master's program will establish you as an expert able to help students and families learn to cope with a variety of emotional, social and academic challenges. These challenges may include language and cultural barriers, substance abuse, violence, victimization and learning or behavioral disorders. A focus on diversity, multiculturalism and internationalism is one of the core tenants of Alliant International University and a distinguishing feature of our school psychology program.
Program Overview
50 units of coursework + 10 units of PPS credential internship
Full program completion in three years (or five years if also pursing the PsyD)
Complete coursework and 450 practicum hours during the program's first two years
Complete a 1200 hour internship during the program's third year (required to earn the PPS Credential in School Psychology)
Late afternoon, evening and/or weekend classes for working adults
Low student-to-faculty ratio/small class sizes
No GRE requirement
No prerequisites - any undergraduate major is welcome to apply
Option to apply for advanced standing in Alliant's PsyD in Educational Psychology program to earn your PsyD in just two additional years
Six California locations: San Diego, Los Angeles, Irvine, San Francisco, Fresno and Sacramento
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Teaching (MAE Only)
Alliant International University - San Francisco Campus
Masters Programs
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Alliant's Master of Arts in Education with Teaching emphasis online degree program is designed for teachers, teacher trainers and other instructional providers to both improve classroom teaching skills and increase career potential.
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Alliant's Master of Arts in Education with Teaching emphasis online degree program is designed for teachers, teacher trainers and other instructional providers to both improve classroom teaching skills and increase career potential. Our effective and affordable online master's in teaching program is offered fully online to support the needs of working practitioners requiring flexible scheduling and convenience.
Alliant's online teaching master's program allows educators to dig deep into assignments at their own pace while still participating in a learning cohort of fellow teaching professionals through online discussion forums and other assignments. Alliant's expert online master's in teaching faculty offers students individualized attention and evaluation while making themselves readily available for student questions and guidance.
Learn the Latest in Teaching Best Practices
The course of study is specifically designed for teachers in any setting—schools, businesses, military, service professionals, the tech industry, government—and may be customized to best complement a teacher's practice, goals and experience. Our online master's in education degree alumni demonstrate exceptional capacity in:
Designing lesson plans, programs and educational learning communities
Applying the latest and greatest research and theory in pedagogy and instruction
Assessment of educational programs and planning to evaluate effectiveness
Utilizing and embedding technology in teaching delivery and curriculum development
Integrating multicultural understanding and support into teaching and instruction to create culturally responsive classrooms
Program Overview
100% online
30 units
Full- and part-time study options
Fall, Spring and Summer admission
Program completion in as few as 12 months
Supportive cohort structure and individualized attention from faculty
No special software or technical skills required – just your computer and Internet connection
Flexible schedule (access classes anytime, anywhere there's an Internet connection)
Classes are readily available - no "impacted" courses to delay completing your degree
Teacher credentialing coursework units may transfer into program
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