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PIRULODR in Bronx, New York
96 months ago
It sucks, I know. I'm in the same boat as you. Finished grad school in september and have not been able to find anything. The job market is rough, I even have work experience, 2 yrs and nothing. Most people I know in the field are looking for work because they've been laid off or what not. If I was you I'd go to grad school and bang it out, hopefully things will be better by the time you're done. For kicks check out this website pimpingarchitects.blogspot.com/
Broke Architect in Norfolk, Virginia
88 months ago
Well, Im in that boat with all you guys as well. I have a 5-year degree in Architecture and a 4-year degree in Civil Engineering, with a Minor in CM. I was laidoff in 2008 and looking to get into nursing my self. It doesnt look like its geting any better. I also deffaulted on my student loans. So, use some of that energy to stay in school for nursing, dude! Good luck bro!
EMG in Westwood, New Jersey
87 months ago
I am in the same boat, I have 10+ yrs of arch. experience and out of job for almost 2 years in NJ. I feel very hopeless and seriously considering a career change. I also learned that the medical field is the way to go. As it is one the the few fields that always in high demand, and will survive any economy (there will always be sick people regardless).
Another conern is my age. I am already in my late 30's with family/kids commitments. By the time I am done with any medical related certificate/Assoc. program, I don't know if I could compete with the younger folks for the jobs.
Good luck to you all.
de in Houston, Texas
87 months ago
I'm 50 with a license and a lot of solid experience. I was let go April 2009 and have not found employment in the industry since. My last interview was August 2009.
I guess if I knew back in 1985 that the only jobs with security would be in health care I would have made different career choices. But maybe not? It would be nice to find work in what I trained to do.
de in Houston, Texas
87 months ago
Just_Radiant in Mount Prospect, Illinois said: I'm a fifth yr student about to graduate and get a prof. bs in architecture. I did have a chance to graduate last summer but I chose to delay it for the next due to not finding any job. I feel too burned out to jump into grad school right now. I have been looking for an intern architect job or anything in the field since feb 08. Now I am months away from graduation and don't know what I will do. There are even jobs that I am more than capable for like admin, secretary that I apply to and I get denied because I don't have experience or that I have a degree. I must have applied to hundreds of positions in the past 1-1/2 yrs and either I hear from no one or when I do its just an automated response informing me they are not hiring at this time. It feels like you have to know the right people to get anything because applying to online databases feels like a lottery. I am not lucky to know people or have connections. Now I have come to the point where I am considering other fields to make ends meet because it feels like I will never land a job in the field I love. All I have to show for now is 5 yrs of coursework and over 100k in student loans. Currently I am working a dept. clothing store making $9/hr.
The obvious, what is the faculty saying? Are they any help?
petergriffin in Houston, Texas
87 months ago
If you have CAD experience you can always try and get a drafting job in the mechanical or oil/gas industry. There are a lot of mechanical/industrial drafting positions related to the oil/gas, offshore drilling industries so you might give that a go until the architecture field rebounds, if it ever does. My passion is in design/architecture too, but I still have to eat!
Spectrum in Washington, Missouri
87 months ago
petergriffin in Houston, Texas said: If you have CAD experience you can always try and get a drafting job in the mechanical or oil/gas industry.
All construction/engineering fields are taking a hit right now, but I would have to agree that going industrial is the way to go. The swing in business isn't as drastic as well. The Archy's that I know are either working 16 hr days or laid off. If you like architecture, do it freelance if you can get the work. However, getting licensed is another story.
jasonb_23 in Louisville, Kentucky
78 months ago
Similar to the original posting and other comments, I too am an recent architecture graduate with a minor in philosophy seeking a job. I have applied for numerous internship position across the US and haven't received a word. Despite the objective content of the academic study of architecture, problem solving and creativity are key components to architecture. Therefore, you could try product design and try and market "something" on the open markets. You could try an unconventional approach of marketing yourself as just a generic designer or if you want to be more specific a residential designer, since a license isn't needed to do residential work.
Anyways I wish you the best of luck in finding a job.
rex in Houston, Texas
77 months ago
I see some limited hiring at architecture offices but not enough if you think of the number of qualified applicants. Internships from graduation are best handled through school. Some schols are a lot, lot better at setting up a graduate's job. It's hard right now. Best of luck to everyone searching.
Jeff in Halifax, Nova Scotia
71 months ago
I am looking to contract people's services, via online, to do architectural hardware, frames, and door takeoffs. Quantity takeoffs are fine and as you get more comfortable with the takeoffs maybe we could look at pricing the jobs for us as well. My e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com
We could give you two - three jobs a week to take off.
LuckyRichChicagoArchitect in Hazel Crest, Illinois
70 months ago
Architect Degree (5 0r 6 Years) $250,000
Total Cost to become a Licensed Architect $300,0000
Intern Architect Salary ($10,000 to $30,000) (0-5 years)
Reward/Pride/Joy/Ego of been Licensed Architect Priceless.
8yrs exp, looking for work in Denver, Colorado
70 months ago
Best advice,
Network. Contact fellow students that are working, Teachers that like you, Anyone that knows anyone in the industry. In rough times jobs are offered almost exclusively on a referral basis.
It is going to be very hard to find something available in the spring ahead of time. You're more likely to find that with a very large firm that has intern programs that specifically hire like that. Most do not.
Tarhkims in Douala, Cameroon
59 months ago
Hello I am Tarh from Cameroon. Have my own job agency and
looking for an architect to match to a construction company
based in Afghanistan. They do jobs with the US military and
have a recent contract at hand. Other positions required are
plumber, electrician and secretary(Female). Salary can be
negotiated. I look forward to hearing from you.
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25th of January 2013 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records
LPs & 12"s______________________
Balance And Composure / Tigers Jaw "Balance And Composure / Tigers Jaw" (+ D/L)
Batoh, Masaki "Brain Pulse Music"
Bauhaus "In The Flat Field" (Remastered)
Bauhaus "Mask" (Remastered)
Big K.R.I.T. "Live From The Underground"
Boris "New Album"
Boris / Joe Volk "Boris / Joe Volk"
Bowie, David "Space Oddity: 40th Anniversary Limited Edition"
California X "California X"
Carey, Tony "Explorer And Yellow Power" (2LP Gatefold Blue Vinyl /1000)
Cheap Girls "My Roaring 20's"
Connells, The "Darker Days"
Crazy Spirit "Demo (2009)"
Deerhunter "Microcastle" (2LP)
Deftones "Koi No Yokan" (Gatefold)
Devine, Richard "RISP EP 2011"
Eshete, Alemayehu "Alemayehu Eshete"
Ex Cops "True Hallucinations" (+ D/L)
Gamble, Lee "Dutch Tvashar Plumes"
Haden, Petra "Petra Goes TO The Movies" (+ CD)
Harms Way "Isolation" (+ D/L)
Hot Water Music "Live In Chicago" (30 Song 3LP + D/L)
Husker Du "New Day Rising"
Husker Du "Zen Arcade" (2LP)
Husker Du "Flip Your Wig"
Indians "Somewhere Else" (+ D/L)
Ironweed "Your World Of Tomorrow"
Jurassic 5 "J5 Deluxe Re-Issue Bonus Tracks" (2LP)
Kerkar, Kesarbai "Kesarbai Kerkar"
Keys, Bobby "Bobby Keys" (180 Gram)
Lewis Connection, The "The Lewis Connection"
Local Natives "Hummingbird" (+ D/L)
Minutemen "Buzz Or Howl Under The Influence Of Heat"
Minutemen "The Politics Of Time"
MXMXCI "MXMXCI: Skogen, Flickan Och Flaskan"
New Order "Lost Sirens"
Oliverwho Factory, The "Take Me Away"
Quasimoto "The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas"
Regents "Antietam Afterparty" (+ D/L)
Robbie M. "Let's Groove"
Sculpture "Slime Code"
Segall, Ty & Mikal Cronin "Reverse Shark Attack" (+ D/L)
Sewer Election "Vittra Sonder"
Sickness Of Snakes "Nightmare Culture" (Boyd Rice, Geff Rushton, Peter Christopherson)
Slava "Soft Control" (Ltd. Ed. + D/L)
Sleepers, The "Painless Nights" (+ D/L)
Tegan And Sara "Heartthrob" (+ CD)
Tomahawk "Oddfellows" (+ D/L)
Toro Y Moi "Anything In Return" (2LP Die Cut Sleeve + D/L)
Transit "Stay Home" (Ltd. Ed. Color Vinyl)
Various "Studio One Ironsides"
Various "Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Present: Lawless - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (180 Gram + 8 Page Booklet)
Various "Taxi Driver / Original Soundtrack Recording" (180 Gram)
Vaura "Selenelion" (2LP Gatefold + D/L)
Walkmen, The "Bows + Arrows"
Watain "Casus Luciferi" (Remastered + D/L)
Wilson, Renny "Sugarglider"
Yo La Tengo "Fade" (Standard Edition; The Deluxe Is Completely Sold Out Now + D/L MP3 & FLAC)
Electronic / Dance LPs & 12"s
1991 "High Tech High Life"
Arcanoid "Migration To Nowhere"
Drexciya "Journey Of The Deep Sea Dweller III" (+ D/L)
Dumont, Duke "The Giver Remixes"
FaltyDL "Hardcourage" (+ D/L)
Halo, Laurel "Sunlight On The Faded"
Huckaby, Mike "Baseline 88-89"
Mayer, Michael "Mantasy Remixe 1"
Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory "Elements Of Light" (+ D/L)
Parrish, Theo "Dance Of The Medusa"
Population One "The Return / It Has Begun"
Shifted "Razors E.P."
Space Dimension Controller "Journey To The Core Of The Unknown Sphere"
Ugandan Methods "A Cold Retreat"
Various "Pop Ambient 2013" (+ CD)
Various "MYOR Tropical Heat Volume 2"
Various "Rocket Infinity: The Global Rise Of Rocking Music, 1942-62" [10"]
Alcoa "Drowned" (Ltd. Ed. /1000)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti & Dam-Funk "Baby (Donnie & Joe Emerson Cover)"
Captain, We're Sinking "Montreal" (White Vinyl)
Defeater "Live On BBC Radio 1" (White Vinyl)
Empty Flowers "Call A Priest / Ice On Wings (Remix By Crone)"
Harper, Ben W/ Charlie Musselwhite "Don't Look Twice / All That Matters Now"
Lower "Someone's Got It In For Me / But There Has To Be More"
NOFX "Xmas Has Been X'ed"
Segall, Ty "Would You Be My Love / For Those Who Weep"
Soft Kill "Seven Hundred" (Green/Black)
Strife "Demo Days"
Touche Amore / Pianos Become The Teeth "Gravity, Metaphorically / Hiding" (Aqua Blue)
Vaccine "Dead Inside"
A$AP Rocky (ASAP Rocky) "Long.Live.A$AP"
Ash Borer "Ash Borer"
Bucket Full Of Teeth "I, II, III"
Death To Tyrants "Wake Up And Be"
Death To Tyrants "Castancambernos 1-11 I Am The Sea Two"
Doozer "Kiss N' Make Up"
Drexciya "Journey Of The Deep Sea Dweller III"
Dropkick Murphys "Signed And Sealed In Blood"
Empty Flowers "Six"
Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger, The "(Acoustic Sessions)"
Hatebreed "The Divinity Of Purpose"
Jarboe "Jarboe Presents: The Sweet Meat Love And Holy Cult - Mystagogue" (2CD)
LCD Soundsystem "This Is Happening"
Mystical Weapons "Mystical Weapons" (Greg Saunier Of Deerhoof And Sean Lennon)
Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory "Elements Of Light"
Sensations' Fix "Music Is Painting In The Air (1974-1977)"
Sickness Of Snakes "Nightmare Culture" (Boyd Rice, Geff Rushton, Peter Christopherson)
Sinaloa "Father And Sons"
Tegan And Sara "Heartthrob"
Various "L.I.E.S. Presents: American Noise / Volume One" (2CD)
Weapon "Embers And Revelations"
Yo La Tengo "Fade"
Cassette Tape
Pye Corner Audio "The Ever-Present Hum"
Maximum Rock N Roll #357 (February)
Wire #348 (Oneohtrix Point Never Cover)
Bad Religion True North
These guys need no introduction, but here's one anyway: formed in Los Angeles as a hardcore punk band over 30 years ago, Bad Religion has become one of the most influential and respected punk bands around. Their sound has evolved from gritty hardcore to soaring melodic punk, without losing any of their grip of socially conscious lyricism and fury. Most impressively, their sixteenth studio album True North further proves that they remain experts at conveying their messages with still-fresh-sounding punk anthems. The themes include battling despair through life's struggles (the title track, "Hello Cruel World," "Nothing to Dismay") and greed in both religious institutions ("Robin Hood in Reverse") and big business ("Land of Endless Greed.") Even with such bleak subject matter, they maturely offer a message of hope, suggesting that it's best to "focus on tomorrow" ("Past is Dead") and "lend a helping hand" to your fellow person in a seemingly hopeless world ("Dept. of False Hope.") When it comes to the past being dead, though, that thankfully doesn't refer to them abandoning their raw roots entirely, with a particularly memorable ode to a phrase that any dissenter - with or without a Ph.D. – can use to quickly get a point across: "Fuck You."
[Reviewer: Mark]
Ultraísta Ultraísta
(Temporary Residence Ltd.)
Sometimes called Radiohead's "sixth member" for his production work with the band (as well as being a multi-instrumental member of Thom Yorke's side-project Atoms for Peace,) Nigel Godrich further showcases his synth skills as part of this new Afrobeat-influenced electro-dance trio. Fellow producer Joey Waronker takes control of the highly kinetic, catchy drums while Parisian vocalist/fine artist Laura Bettinson lends her longingly affectionate and frequently multi-layered voice. Their infectious music sounds very lively throughout, like a pulsating Krautrock sun endless shifting the mood over a tribal dance circle, with the participants motioning you to join in. My favorites included the shining, fittingly hook-laden opener "Bad Insect" as well as the thoughtful, interestingly romantic "Our Song" and surprisingly downtempo, minimal piano-driven "Party Line."
[Reviewer: Mark]
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A California judge has thrown out drug charges against the former operators of a medical marijuana dispensary in Vallejo.
The Times-Herald of Vallejo reports ( http://bit.ly/T7AfgX ) that visiting Superior Court Judge William Harrison ruled Thursday that Solano County prosecutors did not have enough evidence to show that the pot shop owners had violated state law.
Vallejo police raided the Better Health Group dispensary three times this year before charging Jorge Espinoza and Jonathan Linares with possessing and selling marijuana. The men closed it in June.
In deciding that the two should not be tried, the judge concluded that their activities appeared to be protected by California's medical marijuana laws.
Solano County District Attorney Donald du Bain said Friday his office had not yet decided whether to appeal.
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5 October 2002
US millers fight for banned pesticide
INDUSTRIALISTS are pressing the US government to ditch an important part of the Montreal Protocol, the global treaty on repairing the ozone layer. They want to be exempted from a ban on a pesticide called methyl bromide on the grounds that they have no acceptable alternative.
In 1994, governments that signed the 1987 Montreal Protocol agreed to extend the ban on CFCs, the main destroyer of the ozone layer, to cover another ozone-eating chemical, methyl bromide. The US currently uses about 27 million kilograms of methyl bromide each year, mostly to fumigate soils and kill insects in grain mills and silos. That's about 40 per cent of total worldwide use.
The ban will come into force in rich nations at the start of 2005, with developing nations following suit in 2015. But after the US government's decision not to sign the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, representatives of the country's


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2017 Mohawk Hudson Regional Exhibit Smart, Cogent
New York Foundation for the Arts Names 2017 Fellows
Elemental Catalog
On the Bright Side
64th Exhibition of CNY Artists
Gloom, Doom and Glory
Putting Down Roots
Studio Visit
35 Years of Paper in Particular
Artist of the Month
Richard Barlow Goes Postal
Though the University of Minnesota alumnus is known for large-scale visual art, the postcard project presented a new opportunity for interaction. "Bromides," which refers to both platitudes and an early photographic process, gave Barlow a new space for communication."
Daily Bromides
I'll Take the Alleys: a Look at Murals in Philly and the Twin Cties
Indoor Forest Therapy Courtesy of There's Only One
2011/2012 Jerome Emerging Artists Exhibition Catalog
Bless This Artful Mess
2011/2012 Jerome Emerging Artists Exhibition Opens at MCAD
Of Landscape and Place
Richard Barlow and the Manipulation of Meaning
Venture into the Woods
The Metro 100
From the Home Front
Culture Crawl
Landescape at Thomas Barry
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Lathem recently launched the Model FR700 — the first terminal in its line of FaceIN™ face recognition systems for time and attendance, and access control. The FR700 wall-mounted terminal incorporates 3D-imaging technology to identify employees, enhance security and eliminate buddy punching (when employees clock in and out for each other). Employees simply look at FaceIN, and within seconds, they are identified, clocked in/out or admitted into secure locations. Ideal for security-conscious businesses, according to the company, the FR700 is further highlighted by:
- Foolproof face recognition technology that instantly identifies employees.
- A hygienic touch-free alternative to hand and fingerprint readers.
- Elimination of the need for cards and badges.
- A standard Ethernet connection to an existing computer network.
- Support of up to 100 employees with the ability to easily expand up to 500 per device.
- Built-in relay control for secure door access, operating as a controller for door lock systems.
- Desktop software for editing, running reports and exporting data to the most popular payroll software, including QuickBooks.
- More accuracy than biometric fingerprint readers, which can fail due to readability issues.
- Automation of payroll calculations, reducing clerical and data entry errors, which saves time and money.
- The flexibility to be used as a stand-alone verification and control system for individual door or facility-wide access control.
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by Michael Ramlet
February 07, 2012
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Research, Reports and Case Studies
National Center for Policy Analysis
The Job Killing Medical Device Tax
From NCPA by Devon Herrick
Americans consume nearly $100 billion dollars' worth of medical devices annually.1 Medical devices include simple things, such as cotton swabs, as well as complex instruments, such as pacemakers and artificial joints. In 2010, Congress passed a tax on medical devices to offset a portion of the $1 trillion cost of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act(ACA). Beginning in 2013, a 2.3 percent tax will be imposed on the manufacture and importation of medical devices. Devices typically sold by retailers to consumers — including toothbrushes and bandages — are exempt from the tax, whereas devices purchased from wholesalers by health care providers, such as tongue depressors and ultrasound equipment, will be taxed. Though seemingly small, if this tax is implemented it will destroy jobs and stifle innovation. Access the study.


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Boursin Cheese Portions Review
I love cheese. Seriously, I am not supposed to eat it, but it's so good, I can't resist. And when a cheese is as good as Boursin cheese is? Well, there's no stopping me. When the guys from Boursin sent me a couple boxes of Garlic and Herb and Black Pepper cheese in the new 'Portions' packages, I was over the moon.
The new Portions are packs of six individually wrapped Boursin Garlic & Herbs or Black Pepper portions. They are tasty and convenient and perfect for a lunchbox treat, teatime snack or picnicking.
Like traditional Boursin that comes in the 150g packs, these cheeses are creamy, rich and beautiful. They are full of flavour and they enrich a meal with minimal effort and much smaller quantities than using, for example cream cheese.
The smaller portions are useful for keeping the cheese fresh. If you've ever had a Boursin cheese forgotten in the fridge - Oh, the tragedy - you'll know it forms a hardish shell that's not really nice to eat. While that's not a regular problem in our house, since we tend to eat it well before it has any chance of getting old, the packaged small portions keep the cheese fresh for longer. This is ideal if you don't eat a lot of it but want to keep it on hand for when the mood strikes. It's also ideal if you are the only one in the house that likes it, as it means you can have your cheese in responsible sizes, helping with portion control.
The individual packaging also really helps with transporting it, for example for lunch boxes or picnics. You can pop a square into the lunch box with some crackers, and when you're ready to eat it, open it up and enjoy a fresh cracker. That's so much more preferably than having the cheese oozing out from the sides when you want to eat it hours later.
While Boursin cheese, crackers and some home made apple chutney will do me for breakfast, lunch and dinner, you can also spread your culinary wings and add these portions to your pasta to give it some flavour, to your mash to bring an added dimension to it, or to stuff chicken. Actually, you can add it to anything you'd add cream to - anything savoury that is - for it to just 'pop' the flavour.
Of course, anything you buy in smaller sizes does cost more, so whereas a 150g portion at Ocado will cost £2.35, making it £15.67 per kilogram, the 96g portions are £1.75, which translates to £18.20 per kilogram. If you're into your bulk buying you might think it's cheaper to go with the bigger portion - it would be for us, because we open and consume the 150g portion in a day or two - but if you aren't going to do that, it will work out more cost effective to buy the more expensive portions, knowing that you wont be throwing it in the bin.
We do love these cheese, in both forms, and both the Garlic and Herbs and Black Pepper flavours are absolutely fantastic. There's nothing not great about them.
The Good
Well, I think you get the idea that I might be a fan of these Boursin cheeses. The truth is, we buy them regularly anyway, so getting the packages sent out was an added bonus. I wouldn't have bought them in the small packets personally, but actually, now I probably will buy them too, because the portions made for great lunch box and on the go snacks.
It's really nice to have decent cheese in snackable portions.
As I've said above, I love the flavours available. The garlic isn't overpowering, the pepper isn't too biting even though it has a strong flavour. Even my children eat them, which is great - and not!
Oh, and if you need recipe ideas, the Boursin website has a few!
The Bad
Nope, nothing bad here about this product.
The only thing I'd improve is availability. I've been to my local Sainsbury's and Tesco and while both sell the 150g blocks (rounds) they don't sell the portions, so I'm hoping they become more widely available, otherwise I'm going to have to sign up for Ocado to get them delivered!
The Verdict
Do I have to spell it out? I love this cheese. It's versatile, it's delicious, it's rich, it's beautiful. Buy it. Buy it now. But leave some for me.


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Many prospects don't start receiving national attention and praise for their abilities before their junior season has even begun, but for Texarkana (Texas) High quarterback Ryan Mallett the hype has been slowly increasing for years, turning him into a recruiting veteran seemingly overnight.
It's not just hype that is keeping Mallett's stock shooting through the roof, but rather his 6-foot-6, 235-pound frame and cannon for an arm. College program after college program have already made their interest known to young talent and his super heavy camp schedule this summer gave him a chance to see those schools first hand.
"My goal this summer was to get up there to those camps and check out what each one has to offer," Mallet said about his camp trips that included Michigan, Nebraska, Texas, and Arkansas. "Also, I learned things while I was there that will really benefit me on the field and it was stuff I really wanted to improve on."
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One thing Mallett is also improving on is talking recruiting to reporters, coaches, and even family members and friends. His No. 1 goal is to make it to the NFL someday, so some people might venture to guess this is just early practice for stardom.
Well, he may not go that far.
"It's nice, but I try not to let it get to my head," Mallett said about all the attention surrounding his football future. "If you want to be the best, it's something you have to deal with. You've got to get used to it. I've got the feel for it now."
His camp schedule this summer not only allowed him to improve his football skills, but check out a few schools that have already made it clear they will be offering come Sept. 1 before his junior season when he will be eligible to receiver written scholarship offers.
Like usual, Mallett is not ready to tip his hand towards any one school this early in the process. On the other hand, he does seem to mention a few schools on his list that he really benefited from while at camp.
"I learned a lot at the Michigan camp so I guess you could say that one stood out," Mallett said. "They helped me out a lot with a lot of things in my passing technique and I enjoyed myself during the time I spent there."
Many people like to call this one a battle between Arkansas and Texas because of the repeated camp trips to Arkansas and the in-state pressure from the Longhorns. Mallett doesn't see it as that cut and dry.
He just wants to find a place he can succeed in on and off the field, wherever that may be.
"If I go to a school in Washington that can get me to the NFL, then that's where I'll go," he said. "I think that's every kids dream. If you're getting recruited out of high school you know that you probably want to continue your career on at that level."
"My mom is a teacher though, so I know the importance of a good education. If football turns out not to work, I need to get a good education. She's always taught me that."
One thing that will be the key in his recruitment from offers to decision is the relationship he has with the coaching staff at his school of choice. That was one thing he tried to get a feel for this summer at the different camps.
"All the coaches I met, I can relate to," Mallett said. "You can't pick a school if you're not real tight with the quarterback coach. I just know that's something I have to have before I'll make my decision."
"I mean, this is a huge decision. I've got to look at every angle."
Mallett has been a starter for Class 4A Texas High since he began his freshman year. As a sophomore he threw for 2,332 yards and 20 touchdowns.


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How to get London Fashion Week worthy hair
BORED of your barnet? Well thanks to London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2014 we now have a plethora of easy, new hair trends to try out. From soft bohemian waves to slicked back locks and fierce updos, ghd has created a style to suit everyone...
Stylists at Zoe Jordan used the ghd eclipse to create a soft and wispy style. This look is laidback and slightly undone - perfect if you're doing your hair in a rush. The parting is removed and the backwards direction of the hair is casual. Tying the hair in a ponytail at the neck helps keep it in place and avoid flyaways.
Get the look
Prep: To create a textured base apply ghd style volume foam to wet hair.
1. Start to dry the hair on the sides of the head using a ghd air.
2. Using the ghd oval dressing brush and ghd air, alternate hot with cold shots of air to create a shape close to the head which goes around and back over the ears.
3. Continue to dry the top of the head, brushing up and back to create a no-parting root direction. Then dry the rest of the hair at the back of the head, leaving it loose.
4. Using ghd eclipse, focus on the lengths of the hair at the back of the head, beginning from the bottom up moving in a straight-twist-straight-twist direction to give a gentle kink to the hair.
5. Lightly mist the hair with ghd style final fix hairspray and, using your fingertips, tweak extra strands of the hair to add texture.
6. The look can be finished with a head band or pins at the nape to create a helmet shape.
ghd Global Creative Director Sam McKnight created an impeccably slick style for the Anya Hindmarch show. The parting has been removed creating a seamless look that looks elegant from both the front and back. An ideal style to try on naturally straight hair.
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Prep: Freshly wash and condition hair.
1. Apply ghd style total volume foam to the top of the head and comb through the hair from the roots to the ends using a ghd detangling comb.
2. Using the ghd air hairdryer and ghd paddle brush, direct the hair at the sides of the head up and back away from the face. Blow dry the hair on top of the head flat to the scalp.
3. Using the ghd eclipse, smooth and straighten the hair back in the same direction it was dried.
4. Section off the hair from the crown to behind the ears, and working your way towards the front of the hair, backcomb small layers and apply ghd final fix hairspray to the roots of each section.
5. Using a ghd tail comb, comb the hair at the sides and on top, back and flat to the head on every section.
6. Hold the last layers on top of the head in place with ghd style final fix hair spray – this will stop the finished hair looking too wet.
7. Leave the end of the hair dry and finish by running the ghd eclipse throughout to create a straight and sleek finish.
8. Finish with a spritz of ghd final shine spray.
According to Sam McKnight the key to this looks is "unkempt, natural beauty." Stylists created a loose, free wave in the hair, but pulling it into a tight pony tail and leaving strands to frame the face gives the style an androgynous edge.
The hair isn't overloaded with product, allowing it to look natural and move freely. It's feminine with a rebellious edge.
Get the look
Prep: Lightly spray the hair with ghd style final fix hair spray and work it through the finer tips to create texture.
1. Create volume and movement by blasting the hair with ghd air.
2. Run the ghd eclipse® styler from the root down at a slight bend to create loose waves.
3. Use your fingers to break the hair up and create an unkempt look, spraying intermittently with ghd final fix hairspray to build volume.
4. Pull the hair back into a low ponytail at the nape of the neck using your hands and secure with an elastic.
5. Lightly tease hair at the front to create wispy strands to frame the face.
6. To complete the look and hold in place lightly spray the hair with ghd style final fix hairspray.
Top tip: For shorter hair, use the same steps however leave the hair loose rather than securing in a pony tail.


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Southern Indiana and central Kentucky are facing a significant winter storm this weekend; Central Indiana will only see a dusting.
A weather system moving through central Indiana Saturday night and Sunday will result in significant accumulations of snow and some ice.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing financial assistance to several counties that sustained damage from winter storms.
Indiana asked the federal agency for assistance in cleaning up after winter storms hit the state in January.
Most of Central Indiana is under travel advisories after this weekend's winter storm.
Some parts of the state could see as much as 10 inches of snow by tomorrow.
Current indications are that 5 to 10 inches of snow will occur as a low pressure system moves from the Gulf of Mexico through the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys.
The legislative session will begin today at 3:30. It was postponed because of Sunday's winter storm and bitter cold temperatures.
Much of Indiana received 10-15 inches of snow Sunday. Bitterly cold temperatures and gusting winds are hitting the state today.
Forecasters say many areas can expect up to ten inches of snow by Saturday morning.


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Stats Hypothesis test
For this problem, a police officer conducts 10 traffic stops per day Monday thru Wednesday, for a total of 30 traffic stops. This was done in order to collect data and help prove his hypothesis that more than 50% of people wear their seatbelts. Each stop only had one occupant in the vehicle. Stops 6, 7, 8, and 9 on Monday resulted in four people not wearing their seatbelts. On Tuesday, stops 4 and 9 occupants were not wearing seatbelts for a total of two people. On Wednesday, Stops 1, 7 and 8 were not wearing seatbelts for a total of three people that were unbelted. This means that 9 out of 30 people were not wearing seatbelts.
Using the calculator or Excel(mega stat) calculate the Descriptive Statistics indicating the values of central tendency, dispersion, the 5 number summary data and the Empirical Rule percentages. Find the range rule of thumb and compare to the Empirical rule percentage
Sketch a histogram and a box plot of your data. Analyze your results comparing the central tendencies and the dispersion values to the graphs. Locate the CT's on the histogram. Find the coefficient of skewness. Or if your project involves comparing two sets of data, sketch the scatter plots needed to show the correlation.
Find the Margin of error and the 95% confidence interval and state the confidence interval conclusion.
Choose a claim regarding your data and complete a hypothesis t test or z test for your study. Indicate the following information: state the null hypothesis and alternate hypothesis calculate the critical value, find the test statistic t or the p-value and whether to reject or not reject the null hypothesis. Draw the normal curve indicating the reject and do not reject regions and values. State your hypothesis conclusion .
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Hobart, Australia - Victories from Francesca Schiavone and Flavia Pennetta on Sunday sent reigning two-time champion Italy into the Fed Cup semifinals with a victory over Australia.
After splitting the first two singles encounters on Saturday, Schiavone gave the Italians the lead with a 7-6 (7-1), 3-6, 7-5 victory over Samantha Stosur in a rematch of the 2010 French Open final.
Pennetta then gave Italy the victory in the best-of-five rubber by winning her 10th consecutive Fed Cup match, this one by a 6-3, 6-2 decision over Jarmila Groth at Hobart's Domain Tennis Centre.
Pennetta took advantage of three double faults from her opponent and closed out the match in just 66 minutes.
In the tie-ending doubles, the Italian duo of Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci beat the Aussie tandem of Anastasia Rodionova and Rennae Stubbs, 2-6, 7-6 (7-1), 6-4. This was the last doubles match in the career of Stubbs, who has four grand slam titles. She won nearly 800 doubles matches in her career.
The Italians will face either France or Russia in the semifinals. France leads Russia 2-0 in Moscow in a tie to be completed later Sunday.
High-flying Italy beat the United States in the last two Fed Cup finals and has won three of the last five championships overall. The Italians also had a runner-up finish in 2007, which means they've appeared in four of the last five finals.
Coming into the weekend, the seven-time champion Aussies held a 5-0 all-time lead over Italy in Fed Cup competition, with their last meeting coming back in 1988.


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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Migraine Monster #24
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Bloggie Birthday
My Migraine Chick Blog is three years old this April!!
Here is my original post: "I'm not sure why I want to begin chronicling my migraine adventures. I just feel compelled to write some of this crazy stuff down, and I want to explore what I'm learning along the way. I want to make some sense of it because it has taken over my life."
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Migraine Chick Comics
Still trying out some new versions of Migraine Chick Comics. I think this is my favorite hand drawn one so far.
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Gross But Cute-Migraine
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Label in Repeater
I have a Repeater Control with a Label in the <SeperatorTemplate> of the Repeater.
I want to set the text in the label at runtime. How do I do this?
What I have so far
Sub rp2_ItemCreated(Sender As Object, e As RepeaterItemEventArgs)
dim b as label
t = left(DataBinder.Eval(e.Item.DataItem, "Title"),1)
if not prev = t then
b = (CType(e.Item.FindControl("lbl_linkstarter"), Label)) <--This retrieves the text from the label in the repeater
prev = t
end if
end sub
Now that retrieves the text, but how do i set the text?
Iam very new to repeaters and stuff so go easy on me hehe=)
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afaik, the b variable holds the label control after the command you pointed at, so you must be able to do something like b.Text = "yourtext"I am the luckiest man in the world
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Sub rp2_ItemCreated(Sender As Object, e As RepeaterItemEventArgs)
Dim objItem As RepeaterItem
Dim objLabel As TextBox
For Each objItem In rp2.Items
Select Case objItem.ItemType
Case ListItemType.AlternatingItem, ListItemType.Item, ListItemType.SelectedItem
objLabel = CType(objItem.FindControl("lbl_linkstarter"), Textbox)
objLabel.Text = "adfs"
End Select
t = left(DataBinder.Eval(e.Item.DataItem, "Title"),1)
if not prev = t then
if not objLabel is Nothing then
objLabel.Text = "213123"
end if
prev = t
end if
I changed the code a bit
Still when I try to assign the text to it, i get a error
the error is:
objLabel.Text = "adfs"
Exception Details: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Also if I assign the text like
objLabel.Text = "adfs"
its asigning the text to a replica objLabel instead of the actual label in the repeater isnt it?


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On August 10, The Financial Times reported a forecast by Global Insight projecting that the People's Republic of China (PRC) would surpass the U.S. in 2009 in manufacturing. It predicts a stunning increase in China's share from 13.2 percent in 2007 to roughly 17 percent in 2009 and a roughly corresponding, and equally stunning, decrease in the American share.
In real, inflation-adjusted terms, this is jumping the gun. Even so, given current trends, it is not a question of if China surpasses the U.S. in manufacturing; it's really a matter of when. But the when is far enough away that we have time to better understand what it means for America.
One Problem with the Figures
There are several ways to measure China's growth in manufacturing. The most simple and straightforward is to do so in nominal terms, not adjusted for inflation or exchange rates. The upside is that nominal forecasts are more precise, containing the least number of variables. It's the easiest prediction and, in fact, the one generating headlines. The downside is that not accounting for changes in the value of money distorts the picture of true manufacturing activity.
On the economist's inevitable other hand, then, is Global Insight's projection of when China will overtake the U.S. in manufacturing adjusting for inflation and the exchange rate. In June 2007, they anticipated this occurring no sooner than 2021. Barely a year later, their forecast is for a new, real manufacturing king to be crowned in 2017. China's share of global manufacturing quadrupled from 1990 to 2007. So there would have to be a major misstep for the PRC not to ultimately become the world's leading manufacturer.
The Significance of Chinese Manufacturing Prowess
Whether next year or 15 years from now, does Chinese supremacy on this score matter?
Psychologically, it might. Until the 19th century, China had been the world leader in manufacturing for over a millennium. It lost that position during the so-called 150 years of shame and humiliation at the hands of inept leaders and foreign powers. The reclaiming of the title could be taken as the formal introduction of a new era.
On the eastern side of the Pacific, the U.S. has been the largest manufacturer by a wide margin for over a century. It took the global mantle from a declining Britain and held off challenges from Germany, the Soviet Union, and Japan. One of those countries is extinct, and the remainder no longer nurse ambitions for empire. Likewise, an America no longer first in manufacturing may be a portent for an America no longer first as a world power.
At the moment, however, most indicators point to sustained U.S. leadership. On a per capita basis, American workers are obviously far more productive than their Chinese counterparts. Even in raw size, the U.S. share of global GDP will remain more than twice that of the PRC for at least another decade. The indispensable element of global trade today is not Chinese manufacturing exports or even oil supply but the American consumer.
Nor do there appear to be profound commercial consequences. Until the current slowdown, American manufacturing growth had remained steady while China rose. The value of the dollar has been far more important for American exports than direct competition from greater Chinese manufactures.
U.S. Still Strong
The story is similar at the sector level. The PRC's present production advantage in textiles and both consumer and office products will be extended. The U.S. will maintain a very sizable lead in more advanced equipment such as aircraft and semiconductors. Global Insight puts the U.S. share in semiconductors and related equipment at more than three times the Chinese share in 2006. The U.S. auto industry today still dwarfs China's.
Some change has already been wrought, of course. An obvious impact of the Chinese industrial explosion is sharply lower world prices for outputs such as clothes and computers and sharply higher world prices for inputs such as oil and metals. This has shaped new winners and losers among American companies, workers, and stockholders, and it will continue whether the PRC passes the U.S. in the next year or in the next generation. The exact date matters little.
At the national level, the U.S. traditionally thrives off of change. Efficiency and the ability to adjust to new circumstances separated us from a wasteful U.S.S.R and an inflexible Japan. It is our slowdown that has brought forecasts of imminent Chinese economic leadership, and it is our choices that will determine where leadership will genuinely reside for the next two decades and beyond. Beyond the psychological, the sheer size of Chinese manufacturing output has little import.
All this, of course, assumes China will sustain something close to its remarkable growth of the last 30 years. That is not a foregone conclusion, and it is not possible to predict this trend with purely extrapolative forecasts. There are convincing signs that market-oriented restructuring in the PRC is dying or dead. Has China found a way to sustain prosperity in violation of the laws of economics? Not likely. It is the development of sound institutions based on private property and the rule of law that will ultimately determine the accuracy of scenarios painted purely from the numbers.
Time Is on Our Side
As China reaches for global power commensurate with its economic strength, it is important to keep in perspective exactly what that strength is. We only inflate China's image--from which it derives important benefits--when we grab for eye-catching but incomplete numbers.
A competitive China that can match its territorial and military ambitions with manufacturing output is something to take into account when we set our own priorities, both economic and in foreign and defense policy. We can count the numbers of planes and ships China churns out and work to stay ahead--something, incidentally, we are currently not doing a very good job of. We have time, though, to focus on the true nature of the problem and plan accordingly.
Derek Scissors, Ph.D., is a research fellow in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation.