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Welcome, to Stick Figure Tales
Well hello! My name is Ryan, but I also go by TBK. In fact, if you yelled that in an open street I would probably turn around and respond, you crazy stranger you. Stick Figure Tales was a project that I did back in college around 2008-2009. This was a fun outlet for me to poke fun, relieve frustration, or generally attempt to be funny. The problem was, I couldn't draw. At least, not anything of consequence. So I started drawing Stick Figures, not very good ones either, but it was fun, and I had a blast doing it.
So why am I doing this now. Well, I thought it'd be fun to get the site back up, and start posting all the old comic archives, and heck, maybe even do some new ones! So enjoy this blast from the past, or don't, I can't control you!

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Madhur's Upcoming Comedy Flick To Star Ajay Devgan, Neil, Mugdha
Madhur Bhandarkar is known for his dramatic cinema with a realistic touch and a social message in each of his film. The films like Chandni Bar, Page 3, Corporate, Traffic Signal and Fashion have proved this once and again.
But, this time Madhur is ready to surprise the viewers as he is trying hands at comedy. The film will be titled Dil Toh Bachcha Hai Ji and will be releasing sometime in 2011. Madhur had signed Neil and Mugdha as the lead pair for the film. But as suggestions are coming that he should make it a big budget film, he has also signed Emraan Hashmi and Ajay Devgan.


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Dominion Diamond Corp. (NYSE:DDC) focuses on the mining and marketing of rough diamonds worldwide. The company operates through Diavik Diamond Mine, Ekati Diamond Mine, and Corporate segments. It holds 80 percent ownership interest in the Ekati group of mineral claims and a 40 percent ownership interest in the Diavik group of mineral claims, both located at Lac de Gras in Canada's Northwest Territories.
The stock has been somewhat stuck for the last 18 months, down a few percentage points. This is interesting, because the stock is really cheap — it trades at only 2.5 times earnings. This is uncommon outside of stocks that are real estate investment trusts. Given that the average volume is only 250,000 shares traded per day, this one is flying under the radar. To decide if the stock is a buy, though, an analysis of the company's recent milestones and performance is warranted.
It should be noted that the first quarter of fiscal 2015 marked the anniversary of the divestiture of the company's luxury business and the acquisition of the Ekati Diamond Mine. The company is now focused on delivering enhanced value from its world-class diamond mines: an 80 percent interest in the Ekati Diamond Mine and a 40 percent interest in the Diavik Diamond Mine. The company is well funded and has a strong balance sheet.
During the first quarter, both the Ekati Diamond Mine and the Diavik Diamond Mine performed well. Production at both mines was substantially ahead of expectations. An improved plan has been developed for mining the Jay kimberlite, the largest diamondiferous resource in North America. A total of $163 million of capital expenditure remains to be spent on the Misery pushback before bringing the Misery Main Pipe, which at 4 carats per ton is one of the richest ore bodies in the world, into full production at the beginning of calendar 2016.


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Nikita's third season is still many months away, but it's already shaping up to be the best yet.
Recurring player Devon Sawa has been promoted to series regular in Season 3, TVLine has learned exclusively.
"We are very happy about the return of Owen and looking forward to the excitement he will bring to an already exciting cast," Nikita creator and showrunner Craig Silverstein tells TVLine about the upgrade.
Sawa, who plays endearing and good-hearted Guardian Owen Elliot, has appeared sporadically on the CW spy thriller since early in its run. He quickly became a favorite among fans, despite their typical leeriness toward new male characters who might pose a threat to the show's core couple, Michael and Nikita. Sawa isn't the only Nikita vet getting a bump in the coming season. As previously reported, Noah Bean's stalwart CIA agent Ryan Fletcher was made a series regular shortly after Season 2 wrapped.
Nikita's Season 3 premieres Friday, Oct. 19, at 8/7c.
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Nikita - Season 3 - Devon Sawa Promoted To Series Regular
Nikita's third season is still many months away, but it's already shaping up to be the best yet.
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- I hate spending money
- when I was a kid I got to dance with a clown at the circus
- my sister kicked out my 2 front teeth ... the Mickey Mouse Club was a big hit in the Newton household when I was a kid ... at the end of the show (when they sung) my sister and I would always fight over dancing/ jumping/ being spun with our mom ... on that day, my sister won the battle ... I was mad, and to make things worse, my mom spun my sister right into my face.
- I can knit ... sort of
- I knit right- handed
- I love tea, black tea
- I have an unhealthy obsession with Bacardi Rum
- I saw Hilary Duff perform for the Today Show 2 years ago with my mom ... I think we were the only mother daughter duo whose combined age was over 40
- there are 2 separate Christmases that I remember our fully decorated tree falling over ... (1) my cat Bandit ran up it (2) I did a somersault into the tree, watched it wobble, and then braced myself as it fell on me
- speaking of Christmas ... my sister and brother went through phases where they asked for odd things from Santa ... Stephanie once asked for a Virginia Water Bed ... and Joey (instead of asking for a gift) pointed out to Santa that they were wearing matching boots.
15 December 2007
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11 December 2007
Winners and Losers
- Winner: Green Apples
- Loser: Red Apples
- Winner: Tomato Juice
- Loser: all other juices
- Winner: E. Hemingway
- Loser: C. Dickens
- Winner: Summer
- Loser: Winter
- Winner: Man v. Wild
- Loser: Survivorman
- Winner: iPod
- Loser: Zune
- Winner: Eagle
- Loser: Redskin
- Winner: Airport people movers
- Loser: Walking
- Winner: Tea
- Loser: Coffee
10 December 2007
- crushed ice beats cubed ice, always
- I miss how exciting the world seemed when I was a kid
- I still plan on having an overweight basset hound named MeganFarrell
- 311 is the worst band of all time
- I could survive infinitely in a cave if I was granted access to Jeopardy and Peanut M&M's
- sitting through an entire movie is pure torture
- during my first year at G. Mason I collected $450.00 worth of parking tickets ... I am still mad about it
- most of my friendships come with expiration dates
- Coke Slurpees are the best Slurpees
- I think "escalators" should be called "esca-nows"
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My Top Rated
While I was listening to my iPod I realized that 'My Top Rated' should be everyones top rated songs ... These are probably the only songs in the world I could listen to non stop and not go insane. Here's a snippet ... or cheat sheet if you will:
- Better Than Ezra - King of New Orleans
- Billy Idol - Catch My Fall
- Bruce Springsteen - Drive All Night
- Carbon Leaf - Let Your Troubles Roll By
- David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
- David Gray - The Light
- Dave Mathews - Big Eyed Fish
- Dave Matthews - The Best of What's Around
- Hootie & The Blowfish - I Deal
- Jimmy Eat World - Kill
- The Lovin Spoonful - Darling Be Home Soon
- Modest Mouse - Float On
- Modest Mouse - Night On the Sun
- OAR - Risen
- Poison - Something to Believe In
- Robert Randolph ft. OAR - Fool in the Rain
- The Strokes - You Only Live Once
- Third Eye Blind - God of Wine
- Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hanging On
04 December 2007
Today is a first!
- After working at a library for 2 years and working with legal records for the past 3 months, I received my first job related massive paper cut today.
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U.S. Sailing, Red Cross team up for training
The United States Sailing Association has teamed up with the American Red Cross to provide an online training program. All U.S. Sailing instructor training programs including all small boat levels, windsurfing, powerboat, and keelboat programs require CPR and First Aid certification. The online training program offered through the Red Cross provides training for…more


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Mike Williams extension could come soon
As a fourth-round draft pick the Bucs have gotten plenty of good value out of receiver Mike Williams, but the time has just about come for Williams to get paid.
"All I can say... it's very close," Williams told our own Rick Stroud Wednesday at practice.
Stroud discussed it on the air Thursday morning.
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In ENC, Lifeguards Will Save Anyone In Water
ATLANTIC BEACH, NC - After a Florida lifeguard is fired for saving a distressed swimmer outside his coverage boundaries, it's hard not to wonder how local lifeguards are trained.
At Atlantic Beach, lifeguards patrol the designated area between the boardwalk. But Joanna Dodge, a second-year guard at the beach, said they are not confined to that area.
"If its something we can see and it's out of this area, we can go to it," Dodge said.
The beach has three lifeguard stations, with at least on guard at each at all times. Dodge said if they see someone in danger outside of that area, they will respond.
"We love the water we love making it safe for people and we want to make sure that everybody gets as much enjoyment from the beach as we do," she said. "If we can get out there to the rescue, that's what we're trained to do."
The rest of the beach is protected by the Atlantic Beach Fire Department. Lifeguards can be called in at any time for extra assistance.


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Having already given us an updated imedia desktop range it's not surprising to see Packard Bell giving its higher end system -the iextreme - a similar makeover.
Inside all is pretty much as is to be expected for a performance-orientated desktop. Processor choices are comprehensive: AMD Phenom X4 II, Core 2 Quad and Core i7 all on offer. Up to 12GB of RAM and 3TB of storage can be specced although graphics options top out slightly disappointingly with the nVidia GeForce GTS 250 - hardly a bad card, but faster options would be welcome.
Externally Packard Bell touts a "sleek glossy black chassis," although such styling is obviously rather subjective. Less reliant on personal preference to be called commendable are 10 USB, two eSATA and three Firewire ports as well as a multi-card reader and the option of a Blu-ray drive. Wi-fi connectivity can be added as can a DVB-T tuner.
Pricing will start from £600; although as ever with such systems, you'll have no trouble upping that if you want a properly pimped out machine.
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Waterproof. Good call quality. Runs Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) without overlays.
Spotty performance. No 4G. Poor camera. Low-res display.
Bottom Line
The Kyocera Hydro is an inexpensive Android smartphone for Boost Mobile that you can take in the shower, but don't expect high-end performance.
Android, Apps, and Performance
It's running the relatively recent version of Android, 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich), but you shouldn't expect the Hydro to be updated to Android 4.1 (Jellybean) anytime soon. Fortunately, this is a relatively stock build of Android, without an overlay from Kyocera. Boost has added MobileID, which allows you to install various "ID packs" on your phone that include applications, ringtones, wallpapers, and widgets. It isn't for everyone, but you don't need to use it if you don't want to. There's also an eco-mode app for battery management, but aside from that, there isn't much bloatware here.
The Hydro is powered by a single-core 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 MSM8655 processor, which makes for midrange performance. Benchmarks scores are on par with other devices with similar specs, though I noticed some general sluggishness while using the Hydro. It's fine for basic use, but it isn't great for gaming.
Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions
There's a microSD card slot underneath the battery cover that comes loaded with a 2GB card. My 32 and 64GB SanDisk cards worked fine as well. There's also .90GB of free internal storage. Music sounded good through both wired earbuds and Altec Lansing Backbeat Bluetooth headphones. I was able to play back all of our audio test files except for FLAC. For video, the Hydro played back files at resolutions up to 800 by 480, though it did so somewhat choppily. And there's no support for DivX or Xvid files.
The 3.2-megapixel camera comes with an LED flash. Shutter speeds are fast, but photos and video are poor. My test pictures look soft and washed out. The camera only records videos at a maximum 800-by-480 resolution. Even at that, videos are an unusable 10 frames per second indoors and a still-choppy 21 frames per second outside. There's no front-facing camera, so video chat is out.
All told, the Kyocera is merely an average Android smartphone. It's a good choice if you need a waterproof handset, but everyone else should look at the alternatives. The HTC EVO Design 4G is a lot more expensive, but you get a big, beautiful display, 4G WiMAX support, and a faster processor. The LG Marquee is running an older version of Android, but it has a better camera and a larger, much sharper display. If you like to send a lot of messages, the Samsung Transform Ultra has similar specs to the Hydro but features a nice slide-out QWERTY keyboard, though it too is stuck on an older version of Android.
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Toronto • Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has put his name on the ballot to run for another term, defying repeated calls for him to step down after admitting he smoked crack "in a drunken stupor."
Ford was the first candidate to show up at City Hall when registration opened Thursday for the city's municipal election Oct. 27.
He promised "Ford more years," the Toronto Star reported. He also called himself "the best mayor this city has ever had."
"If you want to get personal, that's fine," Ford told reporters, according to the Star. "I'm sticking to my record, and talk is cheap. You're going to see action like you've never seen before."


text: PALO ALTO, CA, March 27, 2013 /CNW/ - Space Systems/Loral (SSL), a leading provider of commercial satellites, today announced that the Satmex 8 satellite, designed and built for Satélites Mexicanos, S.A. de C.V. (Satmex), was launched yesterday and is successfully performing post-launch maneuvers according to plan. The satellite deployed its solar arrays on schedule following its launch aboard a Proton Breeze M launch vehicle provided by International Launch Services (ILS) from the Baikonur Space Center in Kazakhstan. The satellite will begin firing its main thruster later today in order to start maneuvering into geosynchronous orbit. "SSL shares Satmex's focus on quality service and the use of satellite communications for an interconnected world," said John Celli, president of SSL. "We are pleased to see Satmex 8 performing on orbit where it joins Satmex 6, also built by SSL, which continues to provide reliable service over the Americas." Satmex 8 is a Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) spacecraft that will provide video content and distribution, broadband services, and cellular backhaul in North, South and Central America. It will also help people in remote areas with services for telemedicine, distance learning, and emergency communications. When the satellite completes in-orbit testing, it will replace Satmex 5 at 116.8 degrees West longitude. "SSL has been an important contributor to our fleet expansion," said Jesus Gutierrez, program manager and director of engineering of Satmex. "We would like to thank everyone at SSL, ILS, and Satmex who dedicated their time to this satellite and made this launch a success." Satmex 8 is based on the highly reliable SSL 1300 space-proven platform, which provides the flexibility to support a broad range of applications and technology advances. The satellite is designed to deliver service for 15 years or more. With this launch, there are 72 SSL-built satellites currently on orbit. About Satmex Satélites Mexicanos ("Satmex") is a significant provider of fixed satellite services ("FSS") in the Americas, coverage of more than 90% of the population of the region. As one of only two privately-managed FSS providers based in Latin America, Satmex (together with its predecessors) has designed, procured, launched and operated three generations of satellites over a 25 year period. Satmex's current fleet is comprised of three satellites in highly attractive, contiguous orbital slots that enable its customers to effectively serve their entire coverage footprint utilizing a single satellite connection. For further information, visit www.satmex.com. About SSL SSL, a subsidiary of MDA, has a long history of delivering reliable satellites and spacecraft systems for commercial and government customers around the world. As a leading provider of commercial satellites, the company works closely with satellite operators to provide spacecraft for a broad range of services including television and radio distribution, digital audio radio, broadband Internet, and mobile communications. Billions of people around the world depend on SSL satellites every day. For more information, visit www.ssloral.com. About MDA MDA is a global communications and information company providing operational solutions to commercial and government organizations worldwide.


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3956. Notice of action. Within 10 days after the filing of the complaint, plaintiff shall file or cause to be filed in the office of the county recorder of the county where the property is situated, a notice of the pendency of the action, containing the matters required by Section 409 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
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To be a top team, you have to beat the top teams. Georgetown College volleyball understands that as it has become one of the premier programs. Thursday marks the start of the 2014 season for the preseason No. 11 Tigers, and there is nothing easy about it.
Nick Griffin and his team have traveled to Daytona Beach, Fla. To face three Top 20 teams and the fourth opponent is host Embry-Riddle – preseason No. 21.
"We've never been afraid to play the best," Griffin said. "This is what we always do. Not just this weekend, but our whole schedule might be the toughest in the country."
GC opens play 7 pm against ERAU. Friday is a slate of matches against No. 3 Wayland Baptist and No. 17 Rocky Mountain. The Tigers wrap up the Embry-Riddle Labor Day Weekend Tournament with a 4:30 pm showdown with No. 14 Oklahoma Baptist.
Click here for the link to catch all the action. Our game Thursday will be streamed as live video and stats, with the final three games having just live stats.
Once the Tigers return from Daytona, the dive right into the Mid-South Conference schedule against rival Campbellsville University. This opens the home slate for 2014.
Georgetown then hosts the first of its two tournaments this year with the Rumpke Invitational. The Tigers will play Grace College, Olivet Nazarene University, Asbury University and Marian University.
They conclude a six-game home stand with a very hot St. Catharine College. The Patriots opened the season by dropping No. 4 Madonna and went a perfect 4-0 in the tournament.
"The MSC continues to improve," Griffin said. "We have three or four teams this year that can legitimately make noise on the national scene."
GC and Lindsey Wilson College were the lone two teams ranked in the preseason poll, but following an impressive start SCC might be there the first poll of the regular season and Campbellsville is also usually in the mix.
The Tigers play 10 of their 17 home matches in the month of September, starting October with a long road stretch. Following a Sept. 30 showdown with Shawnee State University, GC will play nine straight away matches, and 10 of 11. They wrap up the month with four matches in the 10th annual Boneyard Brawl and two home matches against conference opponents – LWC and Cumberland University.
Regular season play concludes with a road trip to SSU and then postseason starts with the conference tournament at Campbellsville University.
"Right now, before another poll is released, we have at least 12 of our 30-plus matches are against preseason ranked opponents," Griffin said. "It is just about making ourselves better every step of the way this year with the goal of returning to the national tournament."


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So what is Henna ? I have a few questions!
1. Does it dry or damage the hair?
2. Does it help the hair?
3. How much of average does it cost?
4. How long does it last?
5. Are there alot of LIGHt red shades availible like strawberry blondes and light reds?
Hunny there is a post on here thats 1000s of pages full of information about henna. I have noticed when people post about it they dont get responses b/c of how informative that thread is. It was created by curlynikki you should check it out. Btw i love henna one site beside this that helped was hennaforhair.com they have a ebook u can read or download not boring at all and full of pictures and very informative.
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LOL ... Say that ! Those two resources helped me learn almost everything I needed to know prior to hennaing my hair :D
Yep, that main thread and a few others should answer any questions. There's also www.hennaforhair.com
Wurly, that's one of the sources Dee & I were referring to above, But hey, it's nice of you to post a formal link to that site ;)
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LOL great minds think alike :occasion5:
Hah, I didn't read carefully enough and didn't see Dee'd already directly referred to it - as you say, great minds . . . .
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Wurly, I consider you a great mind too :occasion5: I really have enjoyed your posts :toothy4: Lots of wisdom.
Why, thank you!
You're welcome!
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Students Organize Screening of Midwifery DocumentaryApril 11, 2013 | In Education, Events, News, Students Tags: Karen Sheffield, Rhonda Lanning
Two third-semester BSN students worked together to bring a screening of the documentary Birth Story to the SON. Students Erin Richardson and Leonara Tisdale wanted to share the story of Dr. Ina May Gaskin, MA, CPM, PhD (Hon.), an internationally-known speaker and advocate for high-quality maternity care.
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Pro Team Sports
Are Politics and Corruption Winning?
Tuesday, March 7, 2000
br>Americans love pro baseball, football, basketball and hockey, but has their passion allowed them to be squeezed in a vice grip? Sports stadiums for billionaire team owners and millionaire players are heavily subsidized by taxpayers. Labor disputes and contract negotiations are reported in the press next to team standings. Corporate sponsorships determine the fate of stadiums. Owners hold cities hostage. Mayors cook up sweetheart deals that lavish benefits on wealthy teams while imposing crushing taxes on cities already strapped with debt. Sports economists Roger Noll and Rodney Fort will examine the economics and politics of professional sports.
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Japan will push for China to take a greater role in adopting a new U.N. Security Council resolution against North Korea's nuclear test last week, Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said.
"Given its influence on North Korea, China is in a key position," Kishida told reporters Saturday in the city of Hiroshima, his constituency.
"It's important to adopt a strong resolution soon," Kishida emphasized. "We will continue to collaborate with other countries."
Kishida said he plans to call his counterparts in China and Russia, members of the so-called six-party talks on North Korean disarmament.
At the Security Council on Friday, backstage talks on tougher sanctions for the reclusive state continued.
Several options are now on the table, including the freezing of assets for a wider range of individuals and organizations, a broader trade embargo and a tightening of cargo and ship inspections, sources said.
Past sanctions were imposed via four Security Council resolutions. In the first, adopted after North Korea's first nuclear test in 2006, Article 41 of the U.N. Charter was invoked for the first time to demand that U.N. members implement the sanctions.
But critics say some of the countries have only tepidly enforced the sanctions, weakening their intended effect.
According to a recent analysis of Chinese customs data by a South Korean lawmaker, the value of luxury items, including automobiles subject to an existing embargo, imported by North Korea in 2014 came to some $800 million.
While China joined the U.S. , Japan and others in condemning the North's latest atomic test, it could still resist efforts by other countries to strengthen the sanctions, sources close to the situation said.
By telephone on Friday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi responded coolly to South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se's enthusiastic call for close cooperation on adopting a tough UNSC response.
Wang said China maintains the three principles of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula, sustaining peace and stability there and resolving problems through dialogue.
None of the three principles, which are linked to each other, should be left lacking, Wang added.


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By Lisa Smith
Buying a home involves more than just getting a loan and making a payment. Financial issues aside, there is a tremendous mental satisfaction to be had from having a castle of your own. It's an opportunity to create an environment that is as unique as your personality. Whether it's a farmhouse in the country, a sprawling ranch in the suburbs, or a condominium in the heart of the city, you can create a space the fits your personality and enhances your lifestyle.
From a financial perspective, homeownership is a wealth builder, and home equity is often an individual's single largest source of wealth. Not only can the value of a home be unlocked when the home is sold, but real estate generally increases in value over time. Of course, owning a castle comes with its own substantial set of challenges. Time and money are two of the biggest.
Maintenance and Repair
For all but the wealthiest among us, maintaining a home requires a tremendous investment of time. Unless you can afford to hire a landscaper, a handyman and a maid, the move from renter to owner means that you have become your own landlord.
Consider the tasks that a homeowner needs to take care of: Decks need to be stained, flowerbeds need to be mulched, grass needs to be cut, bushes need to be trimmed and driveways need to be maintained. Likewise, every room in the house needs to cleaned, light bulbs need to be changed, insects and pests need to be repelled or removed, and broken items need to be repaired or replaced. Not only does each of these tasks require frequent contributions of time, many of them also require substantial contributions of money.
Unfortunately, the monetary requirements start early and never really stop. Paying a mover is likely to be your first expense. Putting curtains on the windows and decorations on the walls also comes with a cost. Buying a lawnmower, a rake, and a snow shovel are also on the agenda. If you don't have a garage, and sometimes even if you do, buying a shed to store your new tools may be on your list as well. Similarly, furnishing your new home can be an expensive proposition, and the bigger the house the more furniture required. The futon that looked so cute in your apartment may look lonely and lost in that new McMansion. Replacing your tiny television with a home entertainment system will also set you back more than just a couple of dollars. (For related reading, see McMansion: A Closer Look At The Big House Trend.)
When adding up the costs of homeownership, keep in mind that everything new eventually gets old. Roofs will some day need to be replaced, furnaces go bad, kitchens go out of style, carpet wears out, hardwood floors need to be refinished, siding needs to replaced, brick needs to be repointed, and hot water tanks leak. While these items don't occur on a regular basis, when they do come up, they cost a lot of money.
Paying off the house, which often takes a full thirty years to accomplish, only brings partial financial relief. While you won't owe anything more to the bank, real estate taxes will still take a chunk out of your paycheck. For this reason, you should pay careful attention to the tax millage rate when you are looking for new place to live.
Location, Location, Location
If you are financially prepared to address the challenges of homeownership, you'll also want to put some thought into the old mantra "location, location, location". Choosing where you are going to live should be done with care. That beautiful countryside lot that you envision could one day have a parking lot built next door. The nice people across the street could move away and be replaced by less-than-friendly new neighbors. Prisons, cell phone towers, industrial complexes, sewage treatment plants and highways get built in somebody's back yard. It could be yours.
When you are renting, it's easy enough to pack up and go someplace else if the neighborhood changes in a way that is not to your liking. When you own, you need to sell before you can leave, and selling can be costly. Everything from paying a realtor and making changes to bring your property up to par with local zoning codes to updating the property in order to make it more appealing to potential buyers could be on the menu. If the unpleasant development that is making you contemplate relocation causes your property value to fall, moving could be a costly venture indeed. (To read more about selling your home, read Need Retirement Income? Sell Your House!)
Although there are many challenges and potential pitfalls to homeownership, millions of happy homeowners have taken the plunge. While there is certainly a lot of work that comes with owning a house, consider taking a drive on a sunny Saturday morning, and you'll see that in neighborhoods across the country, happy homeowners are planting flowers, working in gardens, painting garage doors and showing pride and satisfaction in doing all of the little things that transform a house into a home.
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Top Tips For First-Time Home BuyersFollow this step-by-step guide to make your homeownership dreams a reality.
10 Worst First-Time Homebuyer MistakesThese errors could wind up costing you more than the coveted key to your first home.
First-Time Homebuyer's GuideBuying a home for the first time can seem daunting. Learn the buying process & what to watch out for in order to be a successful first time home buyer.
Why You May Not Be Ready To Buy a HomeMany dream of home ownership, but the timing should be right. There are a host of reasons why you may want to put off homeownership for awhile.
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Moving Up: Dream House Or Money Pit?If you are upgrading your home, here are some things you'll need to know so you don't spend more money than you need to.
Top 8 House-Hunting MistakesThese common mistakes occur when you allow your emotions to take over.


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The NYHS's Madeline in New York exhibit gets even more delightful on select days when young visitors can enjoy a spot of tea and Parisian nibbles during special tea parties at the museum's own Caffe Storico. Listen to readings of favorite books from Ludwig Bemelman's beloved series, then wander through the galleries (admission is included in the ticket price) to see his artwork and other memorabilia. All ages.
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Submitted to: Soil & Tillage Research
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 6/5/2001
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: Hard soils can restrict root growth and reduce crop yields in the US southeastern Coastal Plains. Root restrictions can be overcome when producers use specialized, expensive deep tillage to loosen the soil. Producers can make well informed decisions on whether to deep till or not if we can link knowledge of the condition of soil hardness at planting to potential yield losses. Deep tilling incurs the expense of 2.5 gal of fuel per acre and 0.25 hr of labor per acre while requiring less need for large 200 hp tractors. Not deep tilling permits soil strength to build up to the point that it can restrict root growth. This research (for corn) and other recent research (for soybean) used a combination of soil strength measurements at the beginning of the growing season and rainfall amounts at critical times of plant growth to predict yield loss for intensively managed corn and soybean. The research included treatments that had not been deep tilled and that had been deep tilled from one day to three years before planting. Treatments where deep tillage was more recent had softer soils and higher yields. For the coastal plain soil used in this experiment, predicted yield losses were 20 to 50 bu/a of corn and 16 to 26 bu/a soybean for each 10 atm increase in soil strength.
Technical Abstract: In many soils throughout the US, subsurface hard layers reduce yield by limiting root exploration of the profile. We evaluated the impact of reduced frequency of deep tillage (and thus increased penetration resistance) and timing of rain on corn (Zea mays L.) yield for a 38-cm row width management system. Treatments were either disked or not disked; treatments were also deep tilled from zero to three years before planting on a Goldsboro loamy sand (fine loamy, siliceous, thermic Aquic Kandiudult). Cone indices showed that disked treatments resulted in a pan at the 10- to 30-cm depth. Cone indices for disked treatments were greater than for non-disked treatments. Whether caused by disking or by reduced tillage frequency, each megapascal of mean profile cone index increase reduced corn grain yields by 1.1 to 2.4 Mg/ha. Cone index vs. grain yield linear regression relationships differed among years. Regressions for the three years could be combined into a single relationship by including rainfall during 42-56 days after planting (vegetative growth) and 70 to 98 days after planting (silking) to the relationship (R**2= 0.87). The same procedure was then applied to soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.) grown in the same plots for three previous years giving similar results (R**2= 0.73). For each year, grain yield decreased with increasing mean profile cone index. For multiple years, yield variations were successfully described by mean profile soil cone index and rainfall from selected times of the growing season.


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of Wind Energy awards six Rudd Mayer Memorial Fellowships
Awardees to be recognized during WoWE Annual Luncheon at WINDPOWER 2011
Brooklyn, NY —Women of Wind Energy (WoWE) has selected six 2011 Rudd Mayer Memorial Fellows and plans to recognize them at the group's annual luncheon on Wednesday May 25 during the WINDPOWER 2011 Conference and Exhibition in Anaheim, California.
The 2011 Fellows are:
- Kathleen Andres - St Francis University School of Business, Renewable Energy
- Alexis Della Costa - Kalamazoo Valley Community College, Wind Turbine Technology
- Fiona Dunne - University of Colorado, Boulder; Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering
- Katya Fox - Columbia Gorge Community College, Renewable Energy Technology
- Jean Johnson - James Madison University, Integrated Science and Technology
- Monica Samec - Universiteit Utrecht, Energy Science
Each year, WoWE awards fellowships to women college students or recent graduates to attend the annual WINDPOWER conference. The fellowship honors wind industry pioneer Rudd Mayer of Boulder, Colorado, who passed away in 2002, and support women to participate in WINDPOWER. Allowing the fellows to attend seminars on current wind energy issues, view state-of-the-art technology, meet women and men in the wind energy field, and connect with employers about potential internships or permanent positions.
The fellowship is awarded on a competitive basis and selection is based on commitment to renewable energy development, academic achievement, potential for future contributions to the U.S. renewable energy community, and financial need.
About Women of Wind Energy:
WoWE was founded in 2005 and works to promote the education, professional development, and advancement of women to achieve a strong diversified workforce and support a robust renewable energy economy. Since that time, WoWE has grown to an organization with 35 local chapters in the US and Canada, an annual luncheon at WINDPOWER expecting over 500 attendees this year, and a growing grassroots network of more than 1,500 women and men. In 2010, WoWE launched its first-ever leadership forum. The organization is supported through hundreds of volunteer hours and the generous contributions of the American Wind Energy Association, NRG Systems, GE Energy and a large number of other leading wind energy companies.
WoWE Website Rudd Mayer Page
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Kristen Graf, WoWE Executive Director 718.210.3666 or email
Michelle Montague, WoWE Board member 773.328.5080 or email


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John Williams, a researcher at City of Hope cancer research and treatment center, began raising marine animals, including corals, as a graduate student. He learned that corals release powerful chemicals as a response to cuts. His training in chemistry told him they might have beneficial properties as pharmaceuticals. Now, Williams is using his longtime interest in marine organisms to fuel his search for cancer treatments and cures. Highly toxic chemicals naturally excreted by marine animals can be combined with tumor-targeting antibodies for improved cancer treatments.
Williams is an associate professor of molecular medicine, director of the X-Ray Chrystallography Core Facility, and co-director of Drug Discovery and Structural Biology Core at City of Hope, based in Duarte, California. City of Hope has initiated a partnership with the Aquarium to study biologically active compounds in corals and sponges.
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Columbia Men's Cliff Lakes Cargo Short - FREE SHIPPING at Altrec.com
I own two pears of these. Deep pockets for pocket carry and a separate pocket for keys, change, etc.
This is a discussion on What brand pants and shorts do you wear for pocket carry? within the Related Gear & Equipment forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; So for those who pocket carry what brands of pants and shorts do you wear? When I wear pants I'm pretty much limited to iwb ...
So for those who pocket carry what brands of pants and shorts do you wear? When I wear pants I'm pretty much limited to iwb carry from my current clothing line-up. My favorite pair of cargo shorts with deep pockets are about 6 years old and ready to fall apart. So it's time to get some bottoms...really NOT wanting anything tactical looking.
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I own two pears of these. Deep pockets for pocket carry and a separate pocket for keys, change, etc.
Wrangler five star relaxed fit 32x32, or Ariat 32x32
get a belly band and you can wear any shorts and they won't fell like they want to fall down
My current shorts and pants don't feel like they are ever falling down. Get a quality gun belt (I have a crossbreed) and you won't have to worry about a belly band and then trying to access said firearm. Please keep your replies to the topic at hand... This is particularly about pocket depth NOT belly bands.
Its not about what kind of shorts you wear but what kind of boxers!
I don't think it matters man. I pocket carry a lot and just go with what ever I'm wearing
I normally do not pocket carry but at a recent gun show I purchased a 4-inch S&W Model 25 and rather than have all the "what are you selling" queries I just stuffed in my Wranglers Relaxed Fit Jeans front pocket, surprisingly it fit quite well with only a small part of the grip showing.
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Tru-Spec cargo pants, long and short. Huge front pockets.
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North Face paramount peak convertible pants. Their pants, then their shorts too when you zip the legs off. They have nice deep pockets. You would want to use a pocket holster since the material is on the thin side.
Thanks for the helpful replies so far! And yes I use a desantis nemesis for a pocket holster with great success since ive been carrying.
I also have a Desantis Nemesis that I carry a S&W 642 in during the summer when I'm wearing shorts and a tank-top. I've got a couple different kinds of shorts, but my favorite are 5.11s. Ya, they have a bunch of pockets, but near a college, there are hundreds of people of all ages wearing cargo shorts of all different brands. I also stuff it into my Levis front pocket on rare occasions. A bit of a tight fit and a bit hard to draw rapidly, but at least it is with me! I also have 5.11 cargo long pants, as well as the shorts. Again, near a college, I don't worry about the "tactical" look--it is also a "college" look. Living near a college and a military base, I just never worry about how I look.
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Croft and Barrow shorts from Kohl's. I also appendix carry with same shorts
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After going through many, many pairs of different pants, I have settled on these as the absolute BEST pants for discreet, secure pocket carry, IMHO. I have three pair, in different colors and am looking at the cargo shorts for this summer.
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Super Bowl • Baltimore lost four of last five regular-season games before Super Bowl run.
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Oregonian Bill Wallauer grew up hunting and enjoying the outdoors in Joseph and Grants Pass. But when he joined the Peace Corps in 1989 and befriend renown primatologist Jane Goodall, his life changed forever. 20 years later, Bill himself has become an internationally known wildlife photographer and behavioralist.


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A 20 year old Dundee resident has been charged with four felony counts of burglary and grand larceny after being arrested on a warrant issued out of Starkey Town Court.
Tyler Sokolowski is accused of entering three locations in Starkey during the overnight hours of September 28th, 2011 and a Dundee village business last May 22nd and stealing money and other items.
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Jules is a presenter with a real passion for the past. After a career in Field Archaeology, he moved into TV production in 1996. Since then, he has developed and worked on a wide range of historical programming for all UK networks and TLC/Discovery. Highlights include C4's 'Time Team', BBC 2's 'Horizon', and three military history series for the BBC's Richard Holmes, an experience which made much of his passion for military history, and which took him from the mine fields of North Africa to the mountains of the Himalayas. He has also established a real talent for film making in often demanding environments.
Jules' presenting career started in 2003 with 'The Making of England', for ITV Meridian. He then developed, produced and presented Revival, also for ITV which recently gained an RTS nomination. Revival thrilled the audience with Jules attempts at learning to be everything from a medieval knight to a WW2 tank commander. Sharing his unique and contagious historical zeal, he led the audience into the colorful world of living history. The series has since also aired on The History Channel.
Since then, he's worked with Philip Schofield as historian and voice of reason on ITVs 'Have I been here before?', and has just completed a second series due to TX in Spring 2006. He has also made a number of appearances as guest historian on 'This Morning'. Jules will be appearing shortly as resident historical expert on a new series for ITV entitled Seeing the Dead, which is also due to TX in Spring 2006, and is currently in production as part of the presenting team for The Peoples Museum due for TX on BBC2 in April/May 2006.
Thoroughly engaging and enthusiastic with a genuine passion for getting 'hands on', Jules has emerged from behind the camera with a real talent for being in front of it. Outside of Archaeology and History his interests include wide ranging travel, renovating buildings and garden design, interests he continues to pursue whilst reconstructing his own 18th century house in mid Wales.
Thoroughly engaging and enthusiastic with a genuine passion for getting 'hands on', Jules has emerged from behind the camera with a real talent for being in front of it in his area of Archaeology and History. Highlights include C4's 'Time Team' and BBC 2's 'Horizon'.


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Great work-life balance, great students, great faculty, and an overall fun environment to spend my time.
It's a LOT of work keeping up with all the unique demands of our students, their parents, and our industry partners and we have to walk a fine line to always ensure the quality of our graduates is unwavering.
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Get more students out there sharing their experiences, we need people to know about the great stuff we're doing.
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Neumont is literally a 5 star ranking in all areas of this survey. Filling out the survey helped me realize further how wonderful of a place Neumont University is to work. All of my coworkers are fun and passionate about what we do. Management has a clear vision for where we are headed and does not deviate from it. I have more than a reasonable amount of resources available to deliver the best educational experience to our students.
The work is challenging, and preparing the best Computer Science graduates day in and day out takes a lot of work, but our hiring statistics of near 100% make me realize that we are succeeding at our lofty goals. Neumont is truly a dream job of mine, and I hope to continue delivering this fine experience forever.
There are not many jobs where you are so anxious to get to work each day that it is hard to sleep, but Neumont is definitely mine!
Stress levels can get high when school is in session, but that just feeds my hunger for a good challenge.
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As you have done for three years now, keep your eye on the ball and persevere in leading us in this most ultimate direction!
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-Management cares about employees
-Fast paced work environment
-Terrific compensation package
-Co-workers are fun to be around and work with
-Long hours sometimes when school is in session
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Continue to make the school the best computer science university in the country! It is great to see management focused on a long term goal.
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The faculty really know what they are teaching and how it applies to the industry
If you're planning on attending be prepare to work hard
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I have been working at Neumont University part-time (More than a year)
There is a learning experience and everyone is like family
Some lack of communication between departments.
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Have team building exercises.
I have been working at Neumont University part-time (Less than a year)
For a student worker it would be being able to grade when able and being able to do school during tutoring if no students show up for help.
Don't really know of any. As long as one does their job and does not bother others there is complete flexibility.
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Keep doing what you do best.
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The location as a student of Neumont was great as a student.
The hours were also great as a student.
The compensation plan was very fair and would have been almost worth my time at the higher level classes.
Hardly anyone came in for tutoring.
Grading sucks unless you like to do it.
I could find a better paying job in the field that was just as flexible with the time and the location.
The hours became harder to come by in the end due to money restrictions.
It was only a part time job so there were no benefits to speak of.
I also did not like the time tracker, as it was ineffective in reporting my hours.
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nothing really to say here.
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Excellent faculty and staff.
Fun and open work environment.
A place that is dedicated to high-quality teaching and mentoring.
It gives you a real sense of accomplishment to work with our students.
Very flexible work schedule when class is out.
High work load during the academic quarters.
Grading and prep takes a lot of time.
Not many opportunities for promotion and advancement - it's a rather flat organization
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Don't focus too much on the bottom line - there needs to be room for flexibility and depth.
The faculty is somewhat under-staffed. You need to be open to more hires.
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*Great networking with well named companies (ie, IBM, Microsoft, Google, REI systems)
*Start programming day one.
*Actual group project experience
*Real Internship projects for the last three quarters
*Great Order Activities to allow the student to release some stress and have fun (Order names: Behind The Screen, Game Shark Order, The Game Gurus)
*Get your Bachelors degree in two and a half years instead of four.
*High stress levels.
*High work load.
*Some classes will be in "beta phase" which means a lower chance of passing classes.
*No longer have specialized teachers teaching what they are specialized in.
*Will have constant schedule issues and can get behind on graduating easily.
*You are limited to the type of laptop you are allowed to use at Neumont University
*Neumont University does not focus on C++ or any other languages except C# and Java. (They have recently explored Objective C, but only in small doses)
*Neumont University does not focus on Databases. They only provide two classes, which only exposes you to MSSQL.
*Tutoring is no longer specialized and now generalized. Which means it's hard to find help from tutors for specific subjects.
*Quarter system has now been split into sprints. Which means you only have five weeks instead of ten to learn the same amount of information. This causes information to be lost within the cracks and just allows the student to be exposed to the language instead of actually learning it.
*The online courses are awful. They currently have "Sets and Probabilities", among other math classes as online courses.
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Some classes should not be on the sprint system. It feels like Neumont University is now trying to produce cookie cutter programmers instead of quality programmers.
Neumont University needs to branch out to other languages other than C# and Java.
Please keep the specialized teachers teaching what they are specialized in. Allow the students to get what they are paying for - "Quality Knowledge".
If you are going to have a "Beta Phase" class, give the students a fair chance to pass the class instead of failing the majority of them because the beta phase failed.
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I have been working at Neumont University (More than a year)
Awesome talented students to work with
Lots of freedom for tutoring and your approach
Some teachers aren't well organized
Students will blame you for a lot
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This women's waterproof hi-top boot is constructed from supple rubber. Fastening with waxed cotton laces and a Velcro strap, the handcrafted shoe features a bellows tongue, which protects the closure from water, while the rubber is made from a new soft rubber compound for comfort. A clean, modern design, while textured foxing and the moustache detail reference the Original Rain boot.
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- Where is the mommy war for the motherless child? :: Rage Against the Minivan
- French school lunch menus :: Karen LeBillon
- On comparing yourself :: (in)courage
- Simple summer style :: Simple Design
- For those of you who don't comment on blogs :: Chatting at the Sky
The winners of yesterday's giveaway from UPrinting are Jen and Emily. Congrats! Look for an email in your inbox soon.
- Exciting news from our poet-in-residence: her first book of poems is now available! It won't be on Amazon for several months, but you can get it right now from its publisher, Peace Hill Press. What It Is Is Beautiful, by Sarah Dunning Park, is both funny and really encouraging. If you're overwhelmed by toddler antics, bottomless piles of laundry, or the humbling sense of responsibility that comes with motherhood (or know someone who is), check it out!
And now, Sarah's thoughts on being a Tiger Mother…
Tiger Mother
on flat feet and stocky legs
into her first classroom,
where we sang and clapped
and flapped our wings—
until the following year,
when I grew too pregnant
to bounce her on my lap,
and we had to quit
toddler music class.
When the new babies
could walk and talk
(and in fact, didn't ever stop),
I tried again:
this time, I'd drop them off
and speed away
for milk and eggs,
or I would sit, mute,
in a waiting room,
gulping down the quiet.
I read Battle Hymn
of the Tiger Mother,
and imagined myself
as zealous as Amy Chua:
we'd devote our time
to proficiency in scales
after lessons in tying shoelaces—
but the next day
my only goals were to fry eggs
and to finish a batch
of laundry.
That spring, it rained
and rained some more—
I heaped our schedule
with enriching indoor activities
while the ground outside
filled to capacity
and rejected the endless water,
sent it running off
in streams.
I herded the kids
under a sagging umbrella
to rush from car to class,
forgoing sidewalk worms
and an apple-green larva
spied under a leaf.
One evening
as we pulled in our driveway,
late for dinner again
and most of us in tears,
my hair prickled at the scalp,
my tigress claws clenched the wheel,
and I roared—
until they rolled out of the car
like cubs, tumbled into puddles,
made for the cover of the trees,
where they could
poke a stick in the dirt
and gather worms in peace—
just like I wanted them to.
© 2012, Sarah Dunning Park. All rights reserved. Used with permission.


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A Portrait Of `Generation X' Or A Crude Stereotype?
I'm a 24-year-old male, and I have seen other notable publications cast my generation, the 18- to 29-year-olds ("Move over, boomers," Cover Story, Dec. 14) as a strange, misguided, racial hodgepodge. But BUSINESS WEEK has nailed down our self-image, finally explaining the context of our upbringing and why certain fashion, musical, and other consumer trends appeal to us. I would suggest this article to any marketing organization that must learn to appeal to "Generation X," and there are many of them. Wake up, and take a look at what's coming down the conveyor! Bravo, BUSINESS WEEK.
John M. Saaty
The fashion, the music, the politics, and the anger toward the baby boomers was a total surprise to me and my friends. Besides, it's not the baby boomers we should be angry at, it's (soon-to-be-gone) President Bush's generation, who won't retire quickly enough.
As for those "Xers" who can't get a job after graduation other than a garment shop, have they ever heard of connections? In college, I was always told that more important than good grades or getting experience was making connections. Guess Amy Ross and Kristi Doherty were absent that day.
Next time you want to do a piece on my generation, try interviewing some Xers who aren't "McJobbing" it.
Jonathan Barron
New York
I take great offense at the buster broad-brushing of my boomer generation as silver-spooned, self-indulgent recipients of a bountiful lifestyle. No one ever implied that I was the "center of the universe" in my blue-collar boyhood home. I enlisted in the Air Force to save money for college. Four years later, when I enrolled, I knew anthropology was a freeway to a "McJob." I worked my way through graduate school without hip clothes or "weekend getaways." When my wife and I bought our first house, we acquired a mortgage with a 19% interest rate. The busters are angry? Yo, gimme a break.
David P. Smith
Yukon, Okla.
In typical careless baby-boomer fashion, we've been labeled as "busters," "post-boomers," "young fogies," "pseudo-executives," "slackers," and as your insightful cover story illustrates, "Xers."
By the time today's Corporate America finally gets a handle on what to call the most highly educated, well-adjusted, motivated, and socially/culturally diverse generation of workers in the history of our nation, they will find only one appropriate label: "boss."
Michael P. Tringale
Huthwaite Inc.
Purcellville, Va.
I may be a "buster" by birth and a "boomer" by values, but there is a time to grow up and get on with life. To all the rest of Generation X: You are no longer in high school or college. Grow up, get a job, and work hard to get where you want to go. It's time to quit surfing and time to start working.
Larry J. Graubner
Antioch, Tenn.
I only wish the X kids knew that my graduation class of 1970 had it much the same as they do today. We came out of college into a full-blown recession (not to mention Vietnam and Richard Nixon in the White House). I worked a series of "low-tech" jobs until getting my first opportunity with a real future in 1975. I lived in a house with three other single guys and drove a junky old car and ate a lot of meals at mom's table.
It was more correctly the '80s kids who graduated to great starting jobs and new cars. These kids thought Ronald Reagan the greatest President ever (they would have said since Franklin D. Roosevelt, but most of them didn't know who he was).
You are correct that if X kids can keep their wits about them, they'll probably do better in the end than anyone. Who knows computers and communications better than they, being trained from grade school to know?
I also think that their hard-eyed realism and basic hunger to succeed on their own devices in an unforgiving economic environment will make them stronger than earlier generations who expected it all as their due.
Doug Weiskopf
Why don't you folks give it a rest? For 20 years, every burp of the baby-boomer generation has been dissected and analyzed--to no one's enlightment. Let's let this generational self-obsession go to its well-deserved death instead of inflicting it on a generation for which you can't even find a catchy name.
Guy Murdoch
Working hard in college and mastering Nintendo games hardly constitutes paying your dues--nor does it entitle anyone to leap to the top of the corporate ladder.
Generation X might wear work boots and flannel shirts, but they've yet to roll up the sleeves and break a sweat.
Mack E. Beall
Annapolis, Md.
In your story, the X kids don't like this and they want that, etc. I am 20 years old, and yet I am nothing like what you have described. You have labeled an entire generation with unnecessary and unwanted stereotypes.
Rowdy K. Webb
Boulder, Colo.
I don't use words like "jones," "rave" or "slacker." I don't listen to Nirvana or Nine Inch Nails. I don't watch Beverly Hills 90210 or MTV. I don't wear ripped jeans. I'm fully and happily employed, and I'm optimistic about my future. I also don't feel angry and alienated, or at least didn't until I read your article.
John A. Csellak
I consider your commentary on music preferences more accurate for those still searching for a prom date. Your comment that we prefer torn jeans, pierced noses, and tattoos is a ridiculous generalization. If this were actually the case, no wonder none of us can find a job in our field. Most disturbing is your list of our media preferences. What about those of us who actually read a current newspaper or listen to National Public Radio?
Yes, we have been thrown from college straight into the worst job market in a long time, and yes, we are angry. However, that does not mean we are mindless, overgrown teenagers.
Please give us credit for being the creative, talented, intelligent people most of us are.
Cynthia A. King
Columbus, Ohio
The tone was quite hostile and filled with jealousy and animosity toward a generation (boomers) that left an indelible mark on the world.
Paul Guzzardo
Forest Hills, N. Y.
You failed to acknowledge the other group of 18- to 29-year-olds who are in college, already involved in their chosen field of career interest (management), optimistic about the future, and whose favorite entertainer is ultraconservative Rush Limbaugh.
Your portrayal of "Generation X" as a group of young people who lack direction and purpose in our lives only applies to liberals. Please don't group us 18- to 29-year-old conservatives into your Generation X; we simply won't fit the description.
Todd A. Glass
Anderson, Ind.
O. K., now I'm totally confused. For years, I have been told that I was a part of the baby-boomer generation, having been born in the 18-year period after World War II, or 1946 to 1964. Now, I learn from your story that I am now a founding member of Generation X, being between 18 and 29 years old (28). So which is it--boomer or buster? Should I drink Coke Classic or Crystal Pepsi? Should I watch VH-1 or Beverly Hills 90210?
Perhaps I and the millions of other 28- and 29-year-olds are part of some multiple-personality generation. We're old enough to remember the Apollo moon landing but young enough to be rollerblading. You can just call us the "boosters." We'll be the ones wearing the tie-dyed T-shirts and listening to Guns N' Roses.
Tom Duncan
I shudder to think my future will be predicated by a group of young people who apparently expect things to be handed to them on a retrograde silver platter.
As a bona fide boomer, I graduated from college in the recession-ridden industrial downsizing of the early 1980s, (smack dab in the Rust Belt, no less). Landing a job in the nonprofit sector, I struggled between paychecks, didn't rely on mommy and daddy, nor did I blame the generation ahead of me for the adverse economic conditions of the time.
My message for the tattooed, pierced, and angry busters:
Grow up!
Nan Arnone
Racine, Wis.
I'm afraid I'll have to take you to the hoop on this one. As a member of the "me" generation, I would think that a more appropriate label for the busters is the "re" generation. After all, who is it that will have to rethink, reengineer, retool, reenergize, reinvent, and recycle all that their predecessors have put together (or screwed up, as the case may be)?
Joan Samuelson
Nashua, N. H.
It is quite amusing that while my friends and I who have MBAs and JDs are living at home with our parents and working at Taco Bell to pay off student loans, your article's main focus was how to market to busters so that we'll fuel the economic recovery.
Tell your boomer advertising execs not to get their hopes up until us busters can find real jobs.
Bernard Cheung
Glen Clove, N. Y.


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Location: Strip
Type: Ultimate Pools
Located in Mandalay Bay's stunning 11-acre Mandalay Beach complex, Moorea Beach Club provides an upscale daylife experience geared specifically to adults. First off, it's found -- quite appropriately! -- in a building that also houses the resort's outdoor casino. Secondly, it offers a European-style atmosphere where tops are optional for women.
Moorea Beach Club has a South Beach vibe. High-energy music covering a mix of genres can be heard from the speakers, and a live DJ spins tunes on the weekends.
There are several sparkling dipping pools as well as a long hot tub (note: the temperature is turned down during the summer months). Guests also have a wide array of seating options. Numerous lounge chairs and daybeds with bright red cushions dot the deck.
One of the most popular choices is the 70-square-foot opium bed. Centrally located in the pool club, it can accommodate up to four people. For patrons who desire a little shade and a lot of privacy, this is basically a daybed that's encircled by sheer drapes.
For VIPs and groups, Moorea Beach Club has a private pavilion. Elevated above the main floor, it boasts an exclusive pool and lounge area complete with waterfalls.
In addition, there's a third level in the building, accessed via the elevator, where you'll discover villas ranging in size from 250 to 500 square feet. Each one has a 50-inch LCD TV as well as a private bathroom. The "grand villa" is kitted out with five of those TVs along with its own bar, a stunning mosaic-tiled shower and even a stripper pole.
Drinks of all kinds and bottle service are available. Among the "Signature Sips" at Moorea Beach Club are the Poolside Limeade, Mango Punch and Bahama Mama. Frozen libations -- watermelon, piña colada, banana colada and strawberry daiquiri -- are poured from machines. And there are lots of great eats, ranging from salads, sandwiches and wraps to chicken tenders, all-beef hot dogs and nachos. Novelty popsicles (remember the orange push-up and bomb pop?) -- are also a treat.
With poolside massage services also at Moorea Beach Club, what more could you ask for? This is just a fantastic place to while away your time on a hot afternoon in Vegas.