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Experience the beauty and tranquility of a boat under sail. Our fun, adventurous and safe bay cruise are guided by skilled and USCG licensed captains. We typically get to see otters, sea lions, dolphins and whales on our bay cruises. We take out small groups of about 6 people every trip instead of 106 when compared to a power vessel. With no diesel fumes or engine noises the tranquility and peace experienced while sailing creates an outstanding experience for all of our passengers. Only question is why wouldn't you want to go out with us ? Make a reservation by clicking the book now button on the right.
1 hour Bay Cruise – $39 Adult / $25 Children*
2 hour Bay Cruise – $69 Adult / $45 Children* (cost is 75 $ for adult and 45 $ for kids if doing the sunset cruise)
3 hour Bay Cruise – $99 Adult / $75 Children*
*Under the age of 12
Our most-popular and romantic cruise with or without hors d'oeuvres. The appetizer option includes two hors d'oeuvres beginning with brie cheese, sliced pear, red grapes and stone ground crackers, and spicy red pepper humus and whole wheat pita. Sail alongside otters, sea lions, porpoise, and dolphins while watching a gorgeous Monterey Bay sunset with your sweetheart.
Sunset Cruise $75 adults / $49 children
Sunset Appetizer Cruise $89 adults / $69 children
Four Courses: Start off with refreshments, brie, pear, grapes and stone ground wheat crackers as you tack up the beautiful coastline of Cannery Row to Point Pinos. As we turn downwind, you'll dive into a Fresh Spinach Salad topped with Cranberries and glazed Walnuts followed by a fresh Monterey Bay grilled salmon entree. Finally, you'll enjoy chocolate and vanilla macaroons for Dessert!
2 hour Sunset Dinner Cruise – $115 per person
2 hour Private Sunset Dinner Cruise for Two – $399
Give the gift of sailing. With gift certificate options ranging from a simple one hour cruise to a private sunset dinner cruise gift options abound. You can also order a dollar amount on your certificate and use that certificate towards any sailing related activity or merchandise we sell. Makes great birthday, fathers day or just about any day gifts.
Enjoy a tranquil day on the bay aboard one of our vessels. Great for private getaways, proposals, mini vacations and so much more. All day charters start at 11 AM and go until sunset throughout the year. Enjoy the whole day with the boat to yourself or bring along other friends or family. The possibilities are limitless. One week advance notice is required.
Enjoy a private sunset cruise with up to five additional friends or family members. Sunset sails are beyond breathtaking in beauty and lend themselves to capturing these intense photographic memories of our colorful bay.
2 Hour Private Sunset Bay Cruise -$369
"Enjoy a bay cruise with up to five additional friends or family members. Have the boat and captain to yourself to share the wonders of sailing with your best company. Bay Cruises sail from 11:00am to 5:45pm. To book a private Sunset Cruise from 6:00pm to 8:00pm, please see above (click here).
1 hour Private Bay Cruise – $249
2 hour Private Bay Cruise – $349
3 hour Private Bay Cruise – $449
4 hour Half Day Private Bay Cruise – $549
8 hour Full Day Private Bay Cruise – $700
Monterey Bay Sailing has provided intimate matrimonial ceremonies for Central Coast families since 1999. Friends and relatives rejoice with their loved ones in the peace and tranquility that only the sea can provide. Our yacht gently flies across the Bay in silence, comfort, and safety. The beauty of the diverse marine life enriches the marriage rite with a joyous serenity, lending a very spiritual dimension that our couples are seeking.
2 hour ♥ Wedding Service – $499
Bring large parties and groups any number from 7-99 aboard the 65′ power vessel Caroline. See whales, dolphins and otters with up to 98 of your friends. Great for corporate team builders, large family get together s and large groups. At least one weeks advance notice is required to book. Trips are available at and after 3:30 P.M.
1 hour minimum 900 or 39/person (whichever is greater)
2 hour minimum 1200 or 59/person (whichever is greater)
3 hour minimum 1500 or 75/person (whichever is greater)
Our cruises leave from Old Fisherman's Wharf #1 through the Monterey harbor. From there you will cruise along historic Cannery Row, past the kelp beds with Sea Otters, California Sea Lions, and different species of marine birds. Your voyage continues towards Pacific Grove, Lovers Point, Point Pinos and tacks back to the harbor with the Pacific swell at our stern. The beauty of the diverse marine life enriches the funeral rite with a profound serenity giving a very spiritual dimension of closure. Should you prefer any music or religious passage recital please communicate that information to us before cruise.

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Google recently began a trial to incorporate Gmail into search results, it is only an opt-in service but will link your search to emails in your inbox.
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Everyone knows a man who doesn't mind a little dirt under his nails. He knows how to tie more knots than you have paisley ties; he casts for fresh fish, you Seamless for sushi. We all know him, and he probably destroyed something or another on his last adventure and is looking for it under the tree. So use this guide to give him something for his next outdoor excursion, and maybe he'll let you tag along this time.
Gifts Meant to be Scratched, Smashed and Destroyed
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Elements: Waxed Canvas
Though it's gradually becoming usurped by more high tech materials, waxed canvas still remains one of the coolest-looking ways to wick away precipitation. These nine waxed canvas products give bad weather the middle finger and look good doing it.
Today in Gear: March 28, 2014
Today in Gear we examine Barbour & Landrover's first collaboration, DSPTCH's new spring bags, coffee from the Berkshires and your new guide to moonshining.
36 gifts for the well-dressed gent
12 Guys of Christmas: The Dapper Man
If you're a stylish gent, you're acutely aware of each seasonal shift. Spring affords chances to wear lighter, refreshed colors; summer is time for light material and sunglasses; autumn means breaking out a chunky cardigan. But it's winter when a man can truly shine. He can layer. He can sport rich fabrics and hulking boots, overcoats and purposeful accessories. When there is such a wide, deep array of options in the winter wardrobe world, what exactly do you give the man who lives stylishly? We're here to turn that dilemma into fruitful present curation. So brew up some nog, get out the wrapping paper (even if you're giving to yourself) and check out our top picks in these important categories of winter style for the well dressed man.
Today in Gear: September 10, 2013
Aquaovo Therm-O Bottle Beautiful, environmentally friendly, hot and cold: just like Leo DiCaprio when he refuses to return our texts. This chic bottle's double-walled, FDA-approved glass works toward optimal insulation and zero condensation; the natural bamboo lid is a looker if ever we did see one; and the stainless steel tea strainer snaps in and…
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Staff Favorites: Matt Neundorf
The fourth installment in our Staff Favorites series features Mr. Matt Neundorf. Hailing from Toronto, this proud Canadian is one of GP's newer recruits — but there isn't a lick of green about him except for his prowess in DIY projects. A confessed car nut, an avid drinker of craft brews (especially those from his native Great White North) and an old hand at home renovation, Matt's a natural — especially since he also brings his level-headed, humorous writing to bear on GP assignments. When he isn't filling GP readers' heads with dreams of roaring autos and whirring power tools, Matt works on his own personal home renovation projects, purveys construction equipment and sources consumer goods.
Style Pick: Barbour + Jack Spade
Two prominent names in mens style come together to bring you a line of smart-looking waxed cotton bags and coats. Barbour, the British company that forged a tradition over almost 120 years, joins with Jack Spade, the Manhattan upstart 100 years junior. The younger clothier has been making inroads with the British Empire — a…
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There's an ancient proverb that says "Man fears Time, but Time fears the Pyramids." Based on the video A Jacket for Life, Time can't be too fond of Barbour jackets either. This documentary showcases the 30-year love affairs that several Barbour owners have with their jackets — showing us why those relationships last longer than…
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New for AW11, the Shoreman Jacket is made from 6oz Sylkoil wax and is inspired by the original long Shoreman jacket traditionally used for duck or wildfowl shooting. The jacket is an updated larger silhouette with a draw cord waist and has sophisticated details such as small signature stud attachments, an integral detachable hood and…
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Parlay that itch you've had for a Barbour jacket into a modern Spring essential. The waterproof North Jacket ($321), in "cement" (dark green is, of course, available) takes Barbour's classic style and trims it into a slimer profile. The unlined jacket is made of waterproof fabric and features a waist draw cord, hood and fabric…
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Barbour Steve McQueen Tribute Jacket
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Barbour Waxed Cotton Holdall
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After my divorce, I got lots of advice from single friends on dating. I was pretty clueless. I learned that waitresses weren't really that into me (they were just being nice), and not all women are into video games. They also didn't seem to care about SEO. Hmm…
But one friendly lesson stuck with me. "When in a club, don't look too eager. Women notice that!" This hit me – not because I was necessarily being one of those Night At The Roxbury guys, but I realized I did notice it when I was out; single guys craning their necks to target every woman. Like throwing a flurry of darts with reckless abandon.
Many businesses who get into social media remind me of this. It's a sea of people, and instead of learning to speak the language, make friends, and nurture relationships, they start aggressively firing shots at potential closers. When they don't convert, they blame the night club (platform), or the girls (customers). It's too frantic. In online social marketing, your customers expect you to engage with them. They know when you're desperate. They see businesses do it all the time – the only rookies in the social media space are the businesses still going for instant gratification.
Unfortunately, bad pick up lines with your customers are just as bad, if not worse. They destroy your chances and put you in a much worse light. Cheap engagement tactics and sloppy execution without sizzle and value make businesses look even more desperate, and turn a flat "no" on the dance floor to blatant giggling and pointing. Put some thought into what you should really do when taking your chances.
I had to learn to shape my conversations to my new audience (and not talk about video games). Businesses need to do the same. Forget a conversion rate if you can't do this.


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Residents of Pigtown Tell Annapolis They Dont Want a Racetrack in Their Backyards
But now Haywood fears she might lose the only home shes ever known. She says if a much-talked-about Maryland Stadium Authority proposal to build a racetrack in Pigtown catches on with the governor and General Assembly, she thinks she and her neighbors would be displaced.
Where am I going to go? Im too old to think about living anywhere else. Ive lived here too long, says the woman who was named the mother of Pigtowns 122-year-old Wayman Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church.
On June 30, Pigtown residents who share Haywoods fears spoke out at a meeting sponsored by the Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council held at the Montgomery Park office building. At what was dubbed the Community Roundtable Town Hall Meeting, more than 250 citizens from the communities along Washington Boulevard voted 7-3 against opening a racetrack and slots facility in their area.
Shawn McIntosh, executive director of the Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council, says residents had a right to be concerned.
Youre talking about a huge area from Ridgely Street all the way to Washington Boulevard, three times the size of Ravens stadium and Camden Yards put together, McIntosh says.
Indeed, one of the footprints drawn up by the Maryland Stadium Authority for Baltimore Gateway Internationala 189-acre racetrack and slots facilitywould wipe out seven core blocks of Pigtown that have traditionally been inhabited by African-Americans. Some of the original residents were descendants of slaves or freed slaves who worked at Carroll Mansion and bought their homes after freedom, McIntosh says.
Baltimore Gateway International would obliterate the 1200 and 1300 blocks of Bayard Street, the 1300 and 1400 blocks of Carroll Street, the 1300 and 1400 blocks of Ward Street, and the 1300 block of Cleveland.
There are actually 160 homes that would be displaced, McIntosh says. What this racetrack is proposing to do is to take out the heart of the African-American community here.
Bill Marker, chair of the June 30 meeting and a former candidate for City Council, lives in Ridgelys Delight, which is on the opposite side of Martin Luther King Boulevard from Pigtown. If the facility were to be built, he says, it would take out those acres and possibly more. Residents fear the area would likely be peppered with parking lots and horse stables as well, Marker says.
Theyve proposed additional acreage for other buildings, but they havent identified those yet, he says. I think its really languaged to say: If we need slots facilities, well acquire other properties for them.
But representatives of the Maryland Stadium Authority and the governors office say that residents of Pigtown are getting upset about the racetrack idea prematurely. The suggestion to put a racetrack in Pigtown is simply a research project, they say, and Gov. Robert Ehrlich, who has been championing legislative approval for slots at racetracks across the state ever since he took office, has other slots proposals he is focusing on, and Pigtown is hardly on the radar.
The governors slots proposal from last year did not include this [Pigtown] location, says Ehrlich spokesman Henry Fawell, referring to a bill that would approve slots at four racetracks: Pimlico in Northwest Baltimore, Laurel in Anne Arundel County, Rosecroft in Prince Georges County, and a track to be built in Cumberland. The governor still believes that his bill from last year is the best bill for the state.
But on April 7, a Washington Post article reported that Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. is pushing for a state-owned $400 million racetrack and slot machine parlor in downtown Baltimore . . . a site of nearly 200 acres just off Interstate 95 in downtown Baltimore, adjacent to the Baltimore Ravens football stadium. That article has led some Pigtown residents to fear that Baltimore Gateway International is more than just a research project.
That [suggestion was made] at the end of the legislative session, when everyone was trying to throw out a Hail Mary to put together a compromise on slots in the last 48 hours, Fawell insists. We never formed a proposal [for the Pigtown] site, and I am not aware of any [future] plans.
And while in January the governor introduced a bill to install video-lottery terminals in six locations along the Interstate 95 corridor, including in Baltimore City, the discussion to put a racetrack anywhere in Maryland could come to an end altogether, if the governors slots bill does not pass the next time the General Assembly is in session. Just this week, the Ehrlich administration failed to strike a deal with the House of Delegates on a proposal to put the slots issue before voters in November. Even if there was a solid plan for a Pigtown track, Fawell notes, nothing would happen before the start of the next legislative session in January.
ócting Maryland Stadium Authority executive director Alison Asti says the Washington Village/Pigtown Neighborhood Planning Council knew at its June 30 meeting that this was just an idea that was floating aroundthere was no formal proposal.
Asti also says that should the idea actually progress, the goal would be to avoid any residential property. She says that the footprint of the project has changed many times and has never been finalized. Asti describes any discussion about Baltimore Gateway International as preliminary studies and just an idea that was introduced by our chairman, Carl A.J. Wright.
Maryland state Sen. Verna Jones (D-44th) says Pigtown is split between her district and Sen. George Dellas (D-46th). According to the last map of the Baltimore Gateway International site she saw, Jones says, most of the affected housing would fall in her district. Though she says the road to approval for a Pigtown racetrack would be very lengthy, she says her colleagues in Annapolis (who she describes as all over the board on slots and racing issues) need to use caution when considering locations for new tracks.
Individuals who live there will have to deal with all of the negative influences [that come with gambling], from increased social and illegal crimes, the infestation of drugs and prostitution, petty theft and traffic, Jones says. I believe that the best place would not be in an urban residential area. The immediate monetary [gain] here will not outweigh the long-term impact. And to rip apart the fabric of the lives of individuals who have family and history hereif people dont want it, they shouldnt be forced to participate in it.
Longtime Pigtown residents such as William Chambers, known as Bus to many of his friends and dubbed the unofficial mayor of the neighborhood by former Mayor Kurt Schmoke, say just the idea circulating in the state capital is enough to make them uneasy.
Ninety percent of us up here are family, Chambers says. The core of Pigtown is families that have been herethe grandmothers and the fathers and the mothers, and the children of them people. Once the racetrack would uproot them, theres no way those people could be dispersed and gather up together again.
Adds McIntosh, its never too early for the residents of the area to make their voices heard on a matter that has the potential to impact the lives of everyone in Pigtown.
The state can try to downplay this as an issue, and they can lead us all to believe that its not an issue, but if we dont prepare ourselves to fight, it will be too late, McIntosh says. We need to be ready to say we dont want it, just in case all of a sudden Pigtown looks like a great place for a racetrack.
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You have been selected to become part of the JMU team because you bring unique skills and abilities to our community. In addition, during the selection process, you demonstrated a commitment to be an integral part of our culture where customer service is at the front and students are at the center of all that we do at JMU.
Throughout your employment, you will experience a commitment to the "All Together One" philosophy where a unique, diverse workforce comes together to produce something very special – one of the nation's most respected universities.
Our job in Human Resources is to serve you. We welcome you and your inquiries throughout your employment at JMU.
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Luxury cottage in premier position on shore of Lough Erne. Great views of water and mountains. Excellent for watersports, sightseeing or relaxing.
The property is in a premium position on the tranquil shore of Lough Erne it is suitable for families, couples or special interest parties. It is 1200sqft approx with all modern conveniences. There are 3 separate bedrooms. One twin room, one set of bunks and the master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, sleeps 6. The main bathroom has a separate shower and bath.Misty Moorings has its own private jetty plus outdoor dining facilities overlooking the Lough and is equipped with a sturdy Weber Barbeque for cooking Al Fresco.Free WI FI Internet connection provided.Lots to do - Activities • Water sports - Canoe hire, water skiing lessons, Kayaking, Wake Boarding, Knee Boarding and Inflatable Rides ( Banana Boating etc). available locally.• Golf : Lisnarick 18 hole par 66 and floodlit Driving range. Manor house 9 hole. Castle Hume 18 hole par 72 . Full clubhouse facilities. Enniskillen 18 hole par 71.• Tennis Courts for hire are available in Irvinestown and Manor House.• Fishing - Coarse and game fishing throughout the Lough. Local gullies available for private hire.• Pony Trekking through nearby Castle Archdale forest.• Flying – see Lough Erne from the air - trial flying lesson available at St Angelo airport.• Unique Seaplane trips over Lough Erne in modern Amphibious Aircraft. • Clay pigeon shooting and Archery.• 4X4 off road driving. Experience a Safari Drive and drive on adverse off road conditions.• Go Karting - 550m outdoor karting track near Kesh. Races are fully marshalled karting gear provided . Places to Go• World famous Belleek pottery• Ulster American Folk Park• Marble Arch Caves• National Trust Properties include CastleCoole, Florencecourt• Devenish Island with ancient round tower is one of the finest monastic sites in Ireland. • Castle Archdale Forest Park - Nature trails, Lough side and woodland walks and cycle trails run throughout this beautiful country park which is located on the shores of lower Lough Erne. Visitors can the explore a butterfly garden, wildflower meadow and deer enclosure. Woodland & loughshore walks. Marina, access to White Island, natural history exhibits, old agricultural history exhibits, old agricultural machinery. Castle Archdale at War exhibition on the Battle of the Atlantic.Archdale Centre, [ corner of the main courtyard]. See various exhibitions, including 'Castle Archdale at War'. The exhibition highlights Castle Archdale's important role in WW2 as the most westerly flying-boat station, from which aircraft protected the allied convoys from the U-boat threat in the North Atlantic. Places to See• Historic town of Enniskillen. • Atlantic Ocean at Rossnowlagh beach.• Lough Navar Forest Park view point for panoramic views over Co Fermanagh. Sligo, Benbulben and Yeats country is 40 mins by car.• Founded in the 6th Century by St. Molaise, Devenish Island is in Lower Lough Erne and is one of the finest monastic sites in Ireland. Boat Trips• Cruises of Lower Lough daily from Enniskillen. • Lunch cruises available onboard the fully air conditioned Lady of The Lake.• Day Boat hire available locally Shopping• Enniskillen - Donegal Town and Omagh are only a few of the places to enjoy a varied shopping experience. • Try the famous Fermanagh Black Bacon locally made by O Doherty Butcher Enniskillen. . Dining Out • There are numerous good restaurants locally. Eg Café Merlot in Enniskillen town • Try the locally made Tickety Moo ice-cream at Oghill farm, Killadeas.Pamper yourself • Spa - Full & Half Day Thai Spa Packages at Lough Erne Golf Hotel also have complimentary use of The Infinity Pool & Thermal Suite at The Thai Spa.Entertainment• Ardowen Theatre Enniskillen.• Cinemas in Omagh and Enniskillen. Lakeland forum MUSEUMS• Ulster American folk park Omagh. • Sheelin Antique Lace Museum Bellanaleck. • Enniskillen Castle overlooking Lough Erne in Enniskillen, once the stronghold of Gaelic Maguire chieftains. The castle's history is traced from its beginnings as a Maguire castle until its use as a barracks in the 1700s and 1800s
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Additional Internship Opportunities
Virginia and its neighboring states are home to a considerable number of public history sites, many of which offer internships for undergraduate and graduate students in the summer and during the school year. Most of these internships are unpaid. An unpaid internship can be an excellent way to gain work experience and exposure to the public history field. This page compiles links to some of the many historic homes, museums, libraries, archives, and public history organizations that students interested in seeking an unpaid internship might consider. Check back often as we will continue to add opportunities as we discover them.
Please bear in mind that each organization listed below has its own internship application process and deadline. Read each website carefully for these details. For organizations which do not have formalized internship programs, please send a professionally-worded inquiry to the email address provided.
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Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia: Richmond, VA
Located in the historic Jackson Ward district of Richmond, the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia "seeks to become a permanent repository for visual, oral and written records and artifacts commemorating the lives and accomplishments of Blacks in Virginia" through its exhibitions, educational programs, and celebrations.
Students interested in internships may contact the museum manager, Mary Lauderdale, at firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.blackhistorymuseum.org
Elegba Folklore Society: Richmond, VA
Located in Richmond, The Elegba Folklore Society explores African and African American history, folklore, and art through exhibitions, folk life celebrations, and performances. The Society also leads guided heritage tours along the trail of enslaved Africans and of other noteworthy sites in Richmond. Interns will have the opportunity to work on a wide variety of substantive, meaningful projects and to engage with the community.
Students interested in internships may contact the director, Janine Bell, at firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://efsinc.org/
Grey Towers National Historic Site: Milford, PA
Grey Towers National Historic Site, Milford, PA, ancestral home of conservationist and Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot, has from 1 to 5 student intern positions to serve 10-12-week internships from May-October. Students will live on the estate of this 1886-mansion and be immersed in the history of forestry in America. They will have an opportunity to learn and improve skills in such areas as interpretation, public speaking, communication, research and related programs. Students of forestry, environmental, history, art, interpretive/recreation or museum studies programs are sought.
Interns will assist USDA Forest Service staff with interpretive and education programs and visitor services. Students will develop and deliver interpretive tours, assist with education and other public programs, provide visitor services and complete one research/interpretive project.
After this internship is completed, students will be:
- Able to fully develop and deliver a thematic interpretive tour, including determining key messages and weaving htem into program delivery;
- Able to work with a variety of different audiences;
- Knowledgeable about the history of forestry in America and the role played by Gifford Pinchot, his family and Grey Towers;
- Knowledgeable about Forest Service culture and history.
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- Hone their customer service skills;
- Expand AV and computer skills;
- Improve written and verbal communication skills;
- Enhance research skills;
- Learn professional work standards, ethics and expectations.
Interns will be required to complete one project chosen from a list provided by GT or approved in advance by the supervisor of Programs, Partnerships and Communication that will result in a tangible product, such as an interpretive brochure or wayside exhibit, powerpoint program, specialized tour, etc.
Stipends: A small subsistence allowance may be available. Grey Towers provides housing and uniforms. Students must provide own transportation.
To Apply: Please send a letter of interest to Lori McKean, Programs, Partnerships and Communication, Grey Towers National Historic Site, P.O. Box 188, Milford, PA 18337, or firstname.lastname@example.com. Letters should include a brief description of how this internship fits with your skills, background and career goals; what you can contribute to and hope to achieve from the experience; and how the Forest Service can help you further develop or learn new skills. Please attach (or send separately if submitting electronically) a copy of your transcript, resume and 2 letters of recommendation. Internships can span any period, May through October. Deadline is March 1st for summer months and June 1 for fall. Personal interviews are helpful but not required.
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The Jewish Museum of Maryland: Baltimore, MD
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Exhibition Research Intern
The Jewish Museum of Maryland seeks a qualified intern to assist in research for upcoming Great Expectations: Jews, Health, and Healing The Jewish Museum of Maryland seeks a qualified intern to assist in research for upcoming Great Expectations: Jews, Health, and Healing exhibition, projected to open at the JMM in spring 2014. Tasks include, but are not limited to: research in JMM archival holdings, oral history transcription, assisting in collection of materials from community members. Interested students should be working toward a degree in history, medical history, museum studies, or curatorial studies. Experience and/or interest in conducting oral histories a plus, but previous museum or gallery experience is not required. Internship dates are flexible through fall (2013), winter and spring (2014) semesters.
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Website: http://www.jewishmuseummd.org/
Lynchburg Museum: Lynchburg, VA
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Students interested in internships may contact the Museum Educator, Rachel Deddens, at email@example.com
Websites: www.lynchburgmuseum.org and www.pointofhonor.org
Strathmore Summer Internships: Bethesda, MA
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This Spring we currently have openings for paid internships (approximately 20 hrs/week expected) in rentals/event planning, marketing and communications, and a combined education/development position. Volunteer internships (minimum of 12 hrs/week) will be available in the following departments: historic tours and visual arts. For either paid or volunteer internships, if the applicant is pursuing an internship for school credit, they must contact Strathmore in advance to ensure that all school requirements can be met.
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To apply please send complete applications to Miriam Teitel, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, N. Bethesda MD 20852 or email@example.com (email submissions preferred).
Complete Applications Must Include:
Application form (available on website)
Cover letter including the days and hours you are available and department(s) of interest. Preference will be given to candidates available for at least 16 hours/week.
Resume including current contact information
Names and contact information of two references (letters of recommendations are accepted but not required)
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Class 16: Attributions
Class Notes
How do you determine the cause of someone's behavior?
- We have two options. We can blame the person, or we can blame the situation.
- Dispositional attribution -
- when we attribute a behavior to the internal state of the person who performed it
- Situational attribution -
- when we attribute a behavior to factors in the person's environment.
You are in your car. Someone in front of you swerves into your lane.
- You think, "This guy is such a jerk! Doesn't he know that I'm back here trying to drive safely." This is an example of a dispositional attribution-- you are making assumptions about the driver's disposition- that he is a jerk- to attribute blame for his actions.
- However, imagine that when you look to see what the man swerved, you see a child who ran into the street to collect a ball. You think, "Oh, it's not that the driver is a jerk, but that he didn't want to hit that child." This is an example of a situational attribution, when we attribute the behavior to the situation.
The Subtraction Rule
Another process that occurred in that example is the subtraction rule. The Subtraction Rule is when making attributions about personal disposition, the observer considers (i.e. "subtracts") the perceived impact of situational forces from the personal disposition implied by the behavior itself. We start with the dispositional attribution and factor in the situation to come up with an overall attribution. In the previous example, we begin with the idea that the driver is a careless jerk, but then factor in the situation of the child running into the road, concluding that the driver was doing what he needed to protect the child.
The subtraction rule can also increase the dispositional attribution. Imagine that there is a court case in which a judge in the United States gave the death penalty for a crime that had never before been given the death penalty. The dispositional attribution that the judge supports the death penalty is furthered by the situation in which he gave the death penalty for a crime that never before had been punished by using the death penalty.
Fundamental Attribution Error
We have a tendency to overestimate the importance of personal (dispositional) factors and to underestimate the situation influence as causes of behavior. We are more likely to assume that the driver is a jerk, and not think "I wonder what situation could be causing him to cause me discomfort..." The "Fundamental" Attribution Error isn't actually fundamental. Research tends to show that in more collectivist cultures, situational attributions are considered first while individual actions are factored in later.
There are biases that can lead observers to misunderstand events and make incorrect judgments.
- Focus of attention bias -
- We tend to overestimate the causal impact of whomever or whatever we focus our attention on. Example: The first people to get kicked off of Survivor and other reality TV shows are often the loud, obnoxious ones. They bring attention to themselves, and when things go wrong they tend to get blamed.
- Actor-observer bias -
- Observers tend to attribute actors' behavior to the actors' internal characteristics, whereas actors see their own behavior as due more to characteristics than of the external situation. The two explanations given for why this bias occurs is are that people have different visual perspectives and different access to information. As an actor, I am visually looking out at the situation, whereas others may be looking directly at me. Relatedly, as the actor, I know the internal intentions and views that are behind my actions, that the observer lacks.
- Self-Serving bias -
- People tend to take credit for acts that yield positive outcomes, whereas they deflect blame for bad outcomes and attribute them to external causes. The explanation for this bias is that people often attempt to maintain the opinion they have of themselves. If someone didn't do well on an exam but considers herself a good student, she has motivation to protect her self-esteem by deflecting blame.
People make attributions all the time. Think of an example from the last week in which you made an attribution about another person's behavior. What did the other person do? Examine the situation using dispositional and situational attributions, the subtraction rule, and the fundamental attribution error.
Works Cited
Michener, H. Andrew, John D. DeLamater, and Daniel J. Myers. 2004. Social Psychology. 5th ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thompson Learning.


text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn January 12, 2009, at 1221 Pacific standard time, a Beech 95-A55, N9694Y, departed the runway during takeoff and collided with parked airplanes and a hangar at Corona Municipal Airport (AJO), Corona, California. The pilot was operating the airplane under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 91. The certificated private pilot was not injured. The airplane sustained substantial damage to the right wing spar and fuselage during the accident sequence. The personal flight was departing with a planned destination of Glendale Municipal Airport, Glendale, Arizona. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and no flight plan had been filed.The National Transportation Safety Board investigator-in-charge (IIC) interviewed the pilot the day following the accident. The pilot stated that just prior to takeoff, the pilot of a landing airplane made a radio call warning of crosswinds. The accident pilot then began the takeoff roll from runway 07, and as the airplane reached an altitude of about 20 to 40 feet above ground level (agl), it began a bank to the right. He stated that the engines made a sound that did not appear to correlate with full power, and he assumed the bank was caused by a loss of power from the right engine. He reported that there was a crosswind at the time, and that this may have exasperated the banking tendency. He estimated his rotation speed to be about 100 mph, and that he did not have time to react to the upset, or retract the landing gear. His next recollection was of the airplane departing the runway to the right, colliding with two parked airplanes, and then colliding with the hangar.A witness located at a midfield fuel tank adjacent to the runway, stated that he looked up after hearing the sound of "engines running at full power." The sound led him to initially believe the airplane was performing an aborted landing. He looked towards the runway, and observed the airplane flying at an altitude of about 20 feet agl. The airplane then began a right bank, and passed behind a building and beyond his view. He then heard the sound of a collision. He stated that gusting wind conditions existed prior to the accident. Throughout the day he observed the windsock swing back and forth between the runway heading and a direct crosswind.After the airplane came to rest, the pilot turned off the electrical system master switch. As he exited the airplane, he observed fuel leaking from under the wings and returned to set the fuel selector valves to the off position. He did not recall the position of the fuel selector valves prior to the accident.The IIC reviewed video footage from a set of security cameras that recorded the accident sequence. The cameras were located about 315 feet south of the runway, at the midfield position. The footage also displayed a windsock located at the midfield position. The video images revealed that the airplane began its takeoff roll, and then rotated about 1,200 feet along the runway. Throughout the ground roll sequence, the windsock was in a position roughly parallel with the runway heading. As the airplane rotated, the windsock swung to the right correlating to about 60 degrees left crosswind. The airplane then began to bank to the right and depart the runway. The bank angle reached about 45 degrees as the airplane crossed the taxiway to the south. The right wing tip then made contact with the taxiway surface, and the airplane collided with two parked airplanes and a hangar.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONA review of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airman records revealed that the 64-year-old pilot held a private pilot certificate with ratings for airplane single-engine land, and instrument airplane. He did not possess a multiengine rating.The pilot held a third-class medical certificate issued in May 2008; it had no limitations or waivers.The pilot reported a total flight time of 1,900 hours. His total flight experience in multiengine airplanes was 40 hours, 13.7 hours of which took place over the 90 days prior to the accident.FAA records revealed that the pilot had failed his private pilot multiengine land practical test on September 16, 2008.AIRPLANE INFORMATIONThe four-seat, low-wing, retractable-gear airplane, was manufactured in 1963. It was powered by two fuel injected, normally aspirated, Continental IO-470-L engines, and equipped with Hartzell constant-speed propellers.At the time of the accident, the airplane had accrued a total time in service of 8,544.7 hours. The last annual airframe and engine inspection occurred on August 26, 2008, 44.7 flight hours prior to the accident.Review of the engine logbook revealed that the right engine was overhauled in May 2002, 558.7 flight hours prior to the accident. At the time of the overhaul, the engine had accrued 913.8 hours of total time. The left engine was overhauled in June 1997, 1,066.6 flight hours prior to the accident.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONThe closest official weather observation station was located at Corona.An aviation routine weather report for was issued at 1056. It stated: winds from 120 degrees at 13 knots gusting to 25 knots; visibility 10 miles; skies clear; temperature 28 degrees Celsius; dew point minus 4 degrees Celsius; altimeter 30.22 inches of mercury.At 1156, the reported winds were from 080 degrees at 10 knots gusting to 20 knots.At 1256, the reported winds were from 070 degrees at 17 knots gusting to 23 knots.TESTS AND RESEARCHFirst responders reported draining about 10 gallons of fuel from the right wing main fuel tank. Visual examination of the left wing main tank revealed it to be filled to approximately half of its capacity. Both the left and right auxiliary tanks contained residual amounts of fuel.The propellers for both engines were at approximately the same angle of pitch and exhibited similar aft bending in a smooth arc, 6 inches from the tip. Each blade tip exhibited similar leading edge gouges and chordwise scratches.External examination of both engines revealed no evidence of pre-impact catastrophic mechanical malfunction or fire.Both engines were rotated at the crankshaft by hand, utilizing the propeller. They were free and easy to rotate in both directions. Thumb compression was observed in proper order on all cylinders. The top spark plugs produced a spark in firing order.The combustion chambers of the cylinders were examined through the spark plug holes utilizing a lighted borescope. The combustion chambers remained mechanically undamaged, and there was no evidence of foreign object ingestion or detonation. The valves were intact and undamaged. There was no evidence of valve to piston face contact. The gas path and combustion signatures observed at the combustion chambers, and exhaust system components displayed light tan coloration and deposits.The IIC confirmed operation of the right engine electrical fuel pump by switching the right fuel selector valve to the right main wing tank, and turning on electrical power. Fuel flowed from the fuel servo inlet hose at the firewall.A detailed engine examination report for both engines is contained in the public docket for this accident.Control continuity was confirmed from all control surfaces through to their respective cabin controls. Both wing flaps were in the fully retracted position.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONPilot's Operating Handbook (POH)The POH was recovered from the airplane. One section of the POH discusses emergency procedures.'ENGINE FAILURE AFTER LIFT-OFF AND IN FLIGHTAn immediate landing is advisable regardless of takeoff weight. Continued flight cannot be assured if takeoff weight exceeds the weight determined from the TAKEOFF weight graph. Higher takeoff weights will result in a loss of altitude while retracting the landing gear and feathering the propeller. Continued flight requires immediate pilot response to the following procedures.1.Landing Gear and Flaps - UP2.Throttle (inoperative engine) - CLOSED3.Propeller (inoperative engine) - FEATHER4.Power (operative engine) - AS REQUIRED5.Airspeed - MAINTAIN SPEED AT ENGINE FAILURE (115MPH MAX.) UNTIL OBSTACLE IS CLEARED'A NOTE states that the most important aspect of engine failure is the necessity to maintain lateral and directional control. If the airspeed is below 90 mph, the pilot should reduce power on the operative engine as required to maintain control.The POH listed the following emergency airspeeds:Air Minimum Control Speed: 90 mphBest Rate-of-Climb Speed, One-Engine Inoperative: 115 mphBest Angle-of-Climb Speed, One-Engine Inoperative: 105 mphThe POH states that the maximum demonstrated crosswind is 25 mph.


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RILEY COUNTY, Kan. (WIBW) -- Riley County police have identified the suspect in a recent sexual assault in Manhattan but he will not be charged with the crime. Vague details put out by police revealed that the man at the center of the investigation was found dead.
Alexander Shelton, 26, of Northeast Kansas, was wanted for a rape that was reported last week in Manhattan. According to a spokesman for the Riley County Police Department, Shelton was located in a jurisdiction "outside of Riley County over the weekend but was unable to be arrested for these crimes as he was found to be deceased prior to police arrival."
RCPD declined to release any other information about Shelton's death and did not specify which rape case they had connected him to.
On Sunday, August 11, 2013 around 4 AM, a 23-year-old woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger. An exact location of the offense has not been released but it occurred near Kansas State University's campus.
No other details have been released on the rape case. The RCPD, along with the Kansas State University Police Department, issued a warning last week, encouraging those walking at night to walk in pairs or small groups.
Shelton is not believed to be responsible for other crimes reported in the area, police said. RCPD officials say the investigation is ongoing but the department does not anticipate the release of any further information.
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