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At some point there was a giant flopping fish though.
It's not actually an MMO fyi, just simulates being in one with the grinding and classes.
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For years, David Wachira ('13 Ph.D.) harbored a very lofty goal: to work for the World Bank, an international organization that provides financial support and technical expertise to developing countries.
After earning a master's degree from Tarleton State University studying transparency and foreign aid, particularly in developing nations, the Kenya native came to UNT, because he was impressed by its public administration program. Within five years, he had earned his Ph.D. and landed the job of his dreams. Wachira was chosen from a pool of more than 8,000 candidates and, of the 36 new hires, he was one of few who did not have an Ivy League education.
Wachira says it was his experiences at UNT -- the scholarship support he received, mentoring from faculty, the rigorous curriculum, and the access to research and teaching opportunities -- that put his goal within reach. So, grateful for the opportunities he was given at the university, Wachira decided to donate proceeds from his first World Bank paycheck -- $4,000 -- to help other UNT public administration graduate students finish their studies.
"Without the scholarship I received at UNT, I wouldn't have been able to complete my studies," he says. "I wondered how many other people found themselves in that situation and were not as privileged or as lucky as I was. I decided I could do a small part to make sure someone else doesn't go through that, where they have the intellectual capacity and ambition but that the finances hindered them from accomplishing their goals for the future."
Robert Bland, professor and former chair of the Department of Public Administration, worked closely with Wachira during his time at UNT. He says Wachira's generosity allowed the public administration program to give four $1,000 scholarships to help doctoral students finish their degrees this academic year.
"I can't tell you how thankful those students were," Bland says. "David is a genuinely fine human being who really cares about others, particularly his fellow Ph.D. students."
That feeling of relief at securing funding for continued studies was familiar to Wachira. After coming to the United States from Kenya, he and his family settled in Troy, just south of Waco. Wachira's parents were supporting him and his two sisters as they all pursued higher education. He says the scholarship support he received at UNT made a tremendous impact.
"It made the difference between finishing and not finishing my degree," he says. "It was that breath of relief when I was able to tell my parents they could focus on the girls. I was able to help my family."
Wachira's decision to turn that gratitude into a gift to the university benefits not only the public administration program, but also the university as a whole, Bland says.
"Gifts like David's help us recruit quality students and, equally important, keep really good students on track so they can finish their Ph.D.s," he says. "Ph.D. programs are really where the university is able to sharpen its research reputation. Strong Ph.D. programs draw strong faculty and produce research that communicates the university's caliber."
Now Wachira is proving the strength of his UNT degree through his work with the World Bank, something he says wouldn't have been possible without the opportunities he received at UNT. He says all UNT students deserve those same opportunities, which makes a strong case for giving back.
"I would ask (alumni) to really consider the benefits their education has had, and not just monetary aspects, but the possibilities it opened, the fortunate experience to be able to graduate. There are people the world over dying for that particular opportunity," he says. "There is no reason to wait. It could be a $20 donation per month -- the amount of the contribution does not matter -- as long as an individual contributes. That is what causes change."
To make a gift to UNT, visit the Giving to UNT website.
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Well done but why do world bank pay so low $4000 a month salary for a PHD,one can make much more working in a warehouse in U.S. even without high school diploma!!!!!!!
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Columbia, Mo. - Mizzou Men's Golf will head to the 2012 Big 12 Men's Golf Championship this weekend. The three-day, 72-hole event will be held April 27-29 at the Whispering Pines Golf Club in Trinity, Texas, which boasts a 7,330-yard par-72 golf course.
First day pairings for the Big 12 Championship are determined by the most recent Golfweek/Sagarin team rankings. Based upon this information, the No. 8 Tigers will be paired with Iowa State, and are scheduled to tee off at 8:45 a.m. on Friday, April 27. The Tigers will play two rounds on the first day, with the second round pairings to remain the same. The second round is set to begin 5 ½ hours after the first-round tee times.
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Not far from the museum is one of Central Asia's most remarkable schools, the Progress Center, where local children and adolescents are taught English and business skills in an effort to give them and Karakalpakstan a chance to join the modern world. The staff welcomes visitors. You may, however, be asked to sing a song or recite a soliloquy for the students in exchange for your tea.
At the other end of Uzbekistan is the Ferghana Valley, the most densely populated region of Central Asia. It is an ideal jumping-off point for treks through the pristine mountains of adjacent Kyrgyzstan, and is a crafts center in its own right. Glazed pottery and brilliantly colored silk fabrics are among its most famous products. Few tourists come here, though, and hotel clerks are horrified when an outsider arrives without a reservation or police clearance.
I arrived in the Ferghana town of Namangan after dark, and made my way to a large hotel where a nervous clerk assured me that not a single room was available. When I persisted, he told me that the hotel was actually closed except to members of visiting soccer teams. At a second hotel, no clerk would even emerge to speak with me. At a third, a hefty woman who looked as if she had been glued to her seat behind the reception counter for years admitted that she had rooms, but insisted that without prior arrangement she could not rent them.
Approaching my wit's end and increasingly tired, I demanded that she call the hotel manager at home, and had my interpreter warn him that he would be in big trouble if we didn't get a room because we had an important meeting with the governor the next morning. This was untrue, but after some firm words it worked.
The next morning the receptionist, who seemed not to have moved all night, refused to return my passport without permission from the local police. With the help of some theatrics I finally persuaded her to relent. As I departed I noticed an odd but perhaps revealing sign on the front of the hotel. It said: ''Hotel Namangan. Company of Limited Responsibility. Welcome.''
There is enough in Uzbekistan to give visitors a rich lode of memories, and the local crafts are so enticing that few who see them depart without souvenirs that dazzle the folks back home. My favorite is a flowing robe of deep blue velvet, richly embroidered with golden thread, together with a matching skullcap, which I bought at a Bukhara crafts cooperative called the Artisan Development Center. When I put it on, I can imagine supplicants throwing themselves at my feet and begging me not to cast them into the Bug Pit.
How to get a welcome worthy of an emir
Uzbekistan is ambivalent about tourism. Officially it welcomes visitors, but visa rules, currency restrictions and the practices of hotel managers and the bureaucrats with whom they work are complex and quick-changing. Some Western diplomats in Tashkent have begun referring to the country's senior tourism official as the ''minister in charge of preventing tourism.''
Several American and British travel agencies arrange high-quality tours to Uzbekistan, including Regent Holidays in Bristol, England, telephone (44-117) 921-1711, fax 925-4866; Exodus Expeditions in London, (44-181) 675-5550, fax 673-0779; Tiller International Tours in San Francisco, (415) 397-1966, fax (415) 397-1967; and Geographic Expeditions in San Francisco, (800) 777-8183.
The Uzbek Consulate General, 866 United Nations Plaza, Suite 327A, New York, N.Y. 10017, (212) 754-7403, can provide visas. A one-year visa, good for multiple trips, is $50. Those who travel alone may want to work with one of the tourism agencies that are springing up in Tashkent. Much up-to-date information may be found at Web sites, including these two: www.uzbekistan.org/tourism.htm and www.rockbridge.net/personal/bichel/uzbek.htp#travel.
I settled on Sam-Buh, 35 Latofat Street, 700091 Tashkent, a small company run by Ravshan Rasulev, an ambitious young Uzbek who formerly worked at the United States Embassy; telephone and fax (7-3712) 549174 or (7-3712) 559907; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Sam-Buh has a modest guesthouse where rates are $60 a night for a single with breakfast, $70 for a double (there is no sign outside, a ruse to avoid police demands for bribes), and arranges cars and drivers to suit your needs. The agency also found me a wonderful interpreter, a former nuclear physicist named Shoahmad Mutalov, who may be reached in Tashkent at (7-3712) 468-570. Another Tashkent agency that arranges tours is Asia Travel, 40 Sh. Rashidov Street, Tashkent; fax (7-3712) 562927, E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
For higher-class accommodations in Tashkent, skip the overpriced Sheraton and try the German-run Shodlik Palace, 5 Paktakhorskaya Street, 700011 Tashkent; telephone (7-3712) 414222, fax (7-3712) 414404, where single rooms are $160 and doubles $220, breakfast $15 extra.
In other parts of Uzbekistan, networks of bed-and-breakfast places, many of them charmingly built in what were once private homes, are emerging to accommodate Western tourists. These inns open and close unpredictably; most charge $25 to $40 a person a night. In Samarkand, try Furkat, Registan Square, 105 Mulokamdova Street, (7-3662) 353261; or Zoya, 230 Gagarin Street, (7-3662) 336473. Two favorites in Bukhara are Sasha and Lena's, 13 Molodejnaya Street, (7-36522) 33890; and Lyabi Havuz, (7-36522) 42484, fax (7-36522) 42177.
For more conventional accommodations, the Hotel Bukhara, 8 Prospect Navoi, 705016 Bukhara, is newly renovated, $90 for a single and $140 for a double; fax (7-3652) 231033. In Khiva, there is the Hotel Khiva, (7-36237) 52775 or (7-36237) 54945.
In the Ferghana Valley, or anywhere else for that matter, a room usually can be found simply by striking up conversations in markets, cafes or restaurants. People will give good tips or even invite you home.
The best guidebook to bring is the Uzbekistan volume ($19.95 plus shipping) in the Odyssey series, written by Calum MacLeod and Bradley Mayhew. It is one of those rare travel guides that is a joy to read whether or not you are planning a trip. Call N.T.C.-Contemporary Publishing Group, (800) 323-4900. STEPHEN KINZER
Photos: The Ak Mosque, near the eastern gate of Khiva's old section, part of the maze of mosques, palaces and religious schools in the town. It's best not to lean over too far to see the Bug Pit; a gruesome fate awaited those hurled in. (Photographs by Staton R. Winter for The New York Times)(pg. 8); Embroidering at Artisan Development Center, Bukhara. A courtyard off Registan square, Samarkand. Kalon minaret, left of mosque. Criminals were thrown from it. (Photographs by Staton R. Winter for The New York Times)(pg. 9); Renovations to an ancient building on the Registan square in Bukhara. (Staton R. Winter for The New York Times)(pg. 19) Map of Uzbekistan showing the location of Samarkand. (pg. 8)


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not being the best state for the Free State Project are complaining from horribly fascist states. If you're sitting in Montana, or Wyoming, or Idaho, okay fine, you're already in a very good state for Freedom and you may have a legitimate argument why your state is better for liberty than New Hampshire.
But if you're living in pretty much any other state complaining about New Hampshire, you're a fool.
I was born and raised in California. I left a year ago for New Hampshire. It's like night and day. Anybody who claims to love liberty has no excuse to continue living in a place like California.
Imagine living in East Germany, and complaining about communism when you could easily move to west Germany. Then one day the Iron Curtain comes up and you're stuck.
California is a lost cause. Florida is a lost cause. New York is a lost cause. Abandon ship and move to a state that was voted on by thousands of liberty lovers a decade ago as being the most conducive to liberty, long before most of you became libertarians. This is the state liberty lovers are fleeing to. They're not fleeing to Arizona, or Texas, or Alabama. They're fleeing to New Hampshire.
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Two Indiana State University students majoring in insurance and risk management won the Anita Benedetti Student Involvement Award to attend an international conference for risk professionals.
Julie Alig, a junior, and senior Beth Book won the award, which includes a trip to the 2011 annual conference by the Risk and Insurance Management Society in Vancouver, British Columbia, from May 1-5. The conference will allow Alig and Book the opportunity to meet other college students interested in insurance, as well as network with insurance industry and corporate risk management professionals, Alig said.
"I called my mom and told her I was going to Canada, all expenses paid," she said, "and so I was really excited when I found out about this opportunity."
Alig is expected to graduate in May 2012 with a bachelor's degree in insurance and risk management. She is a member of Gamma Iota Sigma, a professional insurance and risk management and actuarial science fraternity, and has served as the vice president of communications for the group. She is also a member of the Networks Professional Development Program at ISU, and she also has worked as an academic peer advocate. She had an internship last summer at FCCI Insurance Company in Florida.
Book is expected to graduate this May with a bachelor's degree in insurance and risk management, as well as a degree in business management. She is a member of Delta Sigma Pi, and has held the positions of vice president of professional activities, vice president of chapter operations, and she is currently the organization's chancellor. She also has worked as a resident assistant while at Indiana State, and last summer she worked as a commercial lines intern for Kansas City, Mo.-based Lockton Companies, Inc.
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Recently renovated 2 Bdrm Apartment.
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Property Features
- Laundry
- Washer & Dryer In Unit
- Utilities Included
- Some Paid Utilities
- Other
- Oak Cabinets
- Off Street Parking
- Onsite Parking
- Private Entry For Each Unit
- Self-cleaning Oven
- Tile Flooring
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Property Details
Recently renovated 2 bedroom duplex unit on a quiet tree lined street on the Parkside Border.
close to shopping/public Trans.
2 bedroom first floor unit with private entrance with recently renovated kitchen and bath. Nice open floor plan with lots of windows. Washer and dryer included in unit. Avail. Dec.1
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One year lease minimum. No application fee. 2months security deposit required.
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