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My spotting picked up this morning but stopped again so I'm hoping for BD tonight just in case it is some crazy o symptom. I was feeling a little down so I did some shopping therapy, lol, worked like a charm! I purchased two shirts and coordinating accessories...I *rarely* buy jewelry but Kohls was clearancing their fall/winter collections .
More than anything it was nice to get out of the house by myself for a little while . I get a little stir-crazy sometimes since I have no friends locally. We've been here a year but I haven't met anyone I've clicked with yet...which really, I'm okay with for now. Dh goes to church with a few of the older kids but I stay home with the littler ones since there's no nursery. I've been a few times but I'm kind of eh about it. Everyone seems so down and what's the point of going if you leave feeling like you've been to a funeral rather than a wedding, kwim?
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OMG Kate CONGRATS! Josh is going to love his new best friend! Do they have any idea how old Bo is? About how much does he weight? Beagles have a propensity to be piggies so you might have to watch the food. The bag of food should tell you how much to feed him. The better the food, the less you need to feed and the less poo you should get. Cosmo usually goes twice a day...once at waking up and once right after dinner but once in a while she will go another time. I'm guessing Bo is 20-30 lbs...my food says he should be getting 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 cup of food a day.....I have been using Taste of the Wild since Thanksgiving.
I give my girls a serving in the morning and one at night....we are currently free feeding. I had tried to give them their own dishes but having two complicated things and they should be about the same size and eating the same amount. and like right now their dinner serving is just sitting there and only half eaten.
don't be surprised if Bo has an upset tummy or a hard night...it's a big adjustment for him....especially if you are switching foods.
Treats I mostly use milkbones and I buy the mini's because the girls seem to have this idea that they get one whenever someone goes potty...Especially Cosmo seems to them she gets one just because Molly pottied. So I buy the smallest ones I can.
I do have some other treats called Zukes for training but mostly for Molly.
I highly recommended a class....the place we took Molly gives 25% off the classs if you adopted or rescued. It's a great bonding experience. But see if you can feel out a few local places. Our class teachers are big fans of this guy and this website and use basically his methods. http://www.dogstardaily.com/training...ining-textbook
Does Bo have any training...like does he know sit?
I cannot wait to see pictures of Josh with his Bo.
Did you go shopping and get a kennel and a bunch of toys? I let the girls have rawhides all the time but mine don't eat them until they are gone and seem to not choke on them. Cosmo is only somewhat interested and tends to just tear off pieces and leave them sitting there. Molly chews and gums but she is still teething. Molly LOVES those bones made of rope. They love a ball. Best ones for our size pups are racquetballs....tennis balls work well but Cosmo used to just want to pull off the yellow stuff and I think Molly would do that also. And we have a ton of stuffed toys and some rubber ones like a kong and this one http://www.premier.com/View.aspx?pag...le/description The waggle we got at Menards. I stuff both ends with their dog food and they seriously love this one. They roll it around and flip it to get it to dispense the dog food. They will get out of this before their dish filled the same thing.
Beagles are one of the best dogs for kids.....and I can totally see that with Molly and the beagle in her.
He's 30 lbs. I looked at the food and it said the amount you said, but he was trying to eat my food even after I fed him, so I gave him a little more.
He doesn't know sit although if I have the bag of treats in my hand he'll sit without being asked and look at me expectantly He'll sometimes come when called though. And he and the cats are already getting a little used to each other. They both jumped up on the couch with him tonight and promptly ran off but at least they are getting that close already.
I got a tennis ball, and a rope thing and a couple squeaky toys. I really didn't know what he'd like. But he was tossing around the ball and the squeaky toys this afternoon. Doesn't seem too interested in tug of war. I wasn't sure what he should play with inside? Anything?
We have a big crate we used to use to carry all the cats in at once (we had 6 cats at one point). I brought him home in that since the shelter told me that he hasn't traveled crateless in a car yet.
They fed him a mix of donated food at the shelter, so they said it didn't really matter what I feed him. Petco recommended grain free so I got some Natural Balance.
Kate, congratulations! Beagles do tend to be garbage guts, so make sure to feed a measured amount. You can adjust the amount on the basis of body condition. Basically, your dog should have a well defined waist, and you should be able to feel the ribs easily, without poking around, if you run your hands over his side. A little skinny is better than a little heavy. Any treats you feed, subtract from the food, so it all evens out, calorie wise.
Basic training is very important, especially with a kid in the house. Make sure you get him involved, as it is important the dog learns to take direction from him. There are good trainers and not so good trainers. See if you can go see them in action before you sign up. You will get to see first hand how they teach, interact with the humans and dogs, and maybe get a chance to talk to current students as well. One thing I would do is to avoid anyone with a 'one size fits all' type of approach. You want someone with a good enough tool kit they can adjust their methods to suit individual dogs and handlers.
One thing I tell people who want to adopt from us is to maintain a schedule that is more or less the same, especially in the beginning. Dogs thrive on structure. And until you know about his potty training status, take him out frequently. Try to take him out the same door every time; you may find that the dog goes to that door when he wants to go do his business.
I hope it goes well for all of you.
Kate definitely toys in the house! Though you might need to tell Josh not to throw the ball and only roll it inside. If you look at my FB, you see all the toys and kinds we have for the girls. One other thing that both have loved is a fleece throw. I just get a cheap one for $3-5 and it goes in the kennel for sleeping....though they pull it out to play with.
Yes, my dogs have a bunch of toys and most of them we use indoors. Outside, we have a little football DH likes to throw around with them but inside we have a rope, a honecomb ball, and quite a few stuffed animal squeak toys and a few other balls. With Josh you may want to limit the balls to outside but a good rope and squeak toy is great inside. My dogs weren't interested in the kong but I think they're the only dogs I've ever heard of that don't like it.
It's a good idea to have him sleep in the crate until you know how well he is housetrained. If you put an old t-shirt that smells like you or like Josh in there he may find it both comfy and reassuring.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
Kate, just to add to the tips you're getting from everyone, I don't have anything bad to say about Cesar Milan (The Dog Whisperer). We've only benefited from the advice we've gotten from his show, especially because our big dog was too nervous and distracted to learn when we first got him. Honestly, I took a lot of the things I learned from him (like the fact that dogs are calmed by confident leadership) and adapted them for purposes of raising Bodhi. We are able to get his show On Demand from the Nat Geo HD channel, but for some reason can't get it on the non-HD channel. Go figure.
Do any of you other ladies watch The Dog Whisperer or have opinions about the guy? DH and I are really impressed with him to the point where we're probably not objective, so I'd be interested to hear if people find holes in his approach to training dogs.
We also read a training book by The Monks of New Skeet (they breed German Shepherds). I didn't like the sections devoted to "proper" physical discipline (because we don't), but I liked some ideas we got from them, like always having our dogs on down-stay while we eat our meals. We actually have a threshold at the edge of the dining area in whatever house we live in that they're not allowed to cross while we're eating. I personally find begging dogs a bother - not to criticize others who have different rules with their dogs around food - so I'm happy that we trained that reflex out of them. We credit the Monks for that lesson.
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Congrats on your new addition! If he likes treats/food, he will be easier to train. I also suggest a basic obedience class. We feed our 65lb lab mix twice a day, morning and when I get home. She gets treats randomly. I just bought her a new toy for the house, it's sort of like a ball on a rope, but the ball part is two pieces of fabric that velcro together with a little velcro pocket in the middle to hide treats in. You put treats in, close all the velcro and then she goes to town pulling it apart to get at the treats.
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Last night, when we went upstairs to bed he started howling/barking. (he was in the crate)
I got online and read a few things and I put a blanket over the crate and we tried putting a few coins in a bottle and shaking it when he barked but that just made him bark more. So we sat downstairs quietly until he calmed down (which wasn't long) and we sneaked up stairs. He barked a few times during the night and DH went down and tapped on his crate and told him to shush. It seemed to work and it didn't seem bad at all to me considering I read stories of beagles who bark all night.
I don't know if that's the right way to deal with night time barking. Any advice?
We'll go to Petco today and get a couple more toys and see about a class and also set up a vet appointment.
Also how do you guys feel about leaving the dog alone at first? Is it ok to go out for short spurts so he gets used to it?
Kate, congrats on the new dog! So exciting. I have no advice as I've never been any good at training dogs.
Mylah, I hope that vacation comes quickly!
My dinner went great. I came home to dbf laying on the floor with 3 happy kids. What a relief! On the way home I was so worried about what i would walk into. The kids did tell me this morning that dbf threatened timeouts for forgetting to shut the bathroom door (so Sawyer does not play in there) and that they thought timeouts were just for hurting and sassing, not for forgetting. Hmmm. Looks like some of us have this parenting thing figured out.
In my new quest at supporting dbf's parental decisions I told him that I would let him speak to the kids to inform them he'd made a mistake in that threat and we are all going to work on keeping the door shut. I mean, I leave it open sometimes too. Although, I welcome five minutes in my room alone so I'll take the timeout.
Mira is adorable, Sujatha! My DD is inexplicably more girly than I thought she would be, too. She likes pink, shopping, and shiny things. I think she has a lot of genetic cross-over from my sister.
Congrats on your new dog, Kate!
After spending part of the afternoon with DS at the hospital getting his surgical consult and setting up the appointment for April and feeling a little shaky but resolved about it, I spent more of the evening in the ER with DD, who was just kneeling inside a box when Baby S. came over and pushed her over. She landed chin-first on the hardwood floor and opened up a gash in her chin that couldn't even be closed by glue. She got hysterical about it. She bled all over the place. Didn't want anyone in the ER to even look at it. Screamed when they put some numbing gel on it. We had to wrap her up in a sheet and they were short-staffed so they had me help hold her down to inject the lidocaine. They told her she was in a little cocoon. By the time they actually did the suturing, she was calmer, although I think she almost made the ER doctor cry when she said when she was out of the cocoon she just wanted to fly away. I carried her back to the car and swooped her all the way from the hospital to the parking garage, just so she could feel like she was flying.
Oh, Lydia - what a long day that must have been.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Gosh, L. You must be so tired!! Poor C, too. It made me want to cry thinking about how brave she was. Little children being brave always make me want to cry from the inspiration. to you.
Speaking of crying, Lisa , I have another day full of meetings planned and am still supposed to produce a big document draft before my vacation. My boss threw me into a day-long "webinar" tomorrow with a 3rd party, which takes away a full day I have to work on it. And yet I'm still hesitant to point out how the quality of my work can suffer from losing 7 hours of time I planned to devote to it. I worked late last night until I fell asleep on my laptop. I am not billing for these extra hours I'm working (as a consultant, I get paid by the hour). I feel like so much of my job is "hurry up and wait", and this is just the "hurry up" part. In my early days on this project, I was going weeks with only an hour or 2 of real work and the rest of time for yoga and such. So I feel I owe them this time. And I don't want to take this job for granted because it lets me work from home, meaning I can hug my son in the middle of the day. So I'm trying to be really big about the extra hours right now.
I really hate waking up before everyone else, shutting the door for meetings and not coming out until my kiddo is almost dressed for school, my only interaction in the morning being a kiss goodbye. I feel like I'm missing out. That'll be 4 mornings like that this week.
OK. Sorry for talking about myself so much. Kate, I want pictures!! Is the Petfinder page for Bo still up?
Kate, I would kennel him up for sure for now when you aren't home. it's ok to leave for a few hours. are your bedrooms upstairs? Bo might do better sleeping in either your room or Joshs but in a kennel.
Molly sleeps in my room in her kennel and when we aren't home, we bring the kennel in the living room so she can be with Cosmo (hasn't used a kennel in years).
I would expect the first few nights to be hard on him. I have only done puppies but for like a week it's crying for hours at night. Just takes them a little time to get used to it.
and whatever you do...don't let him out because he's crying. We only let Molly out when she quiets down (still cries a bit). Exception would be if she cried to go potty and than it was potty and right back to bed...no snuggle, no playing.
Hugs L....that does sound like a long day.
I 'm at the emergency vet right now with DH and the kitty. Kitty has pneumonia. They asked us if we want them to do CPR if she fails.
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L, you're having a tough time of late! Hope you get a break from all the madness.
Myles, I have a lot to say about CM, most of which is not good. What I do like about him is that he puts the onus of the dog's behavior where it belongs. Dogs certainly need structure, exercise and discipline. How he goes about it is all wrong, IMO. His "theories" are outdated, and what he does can (and has) got both people and dogs hurt. Heck, he gets bitten on a fairly regular basis. I have two very large dogs. I've managed to train them without putting a finger on them. I am not willing to get into a power struggle with them, nor is it necessary. That's what I've got that big crinkly brain for. For dogs, I prefer gentler approaches. For similar reasons, I dislike The Monks. They popularized the Alpha Roll, which they retracted later, but lives on. This is 2012 after all, no need to go back to Koehler and Woodhouse. Links to follow:
For training, I like:
I have book recommendations too, if you'd like Kate.
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Vet says it's heart failure, not pneumonia.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I'm sorry, Mandy
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
I'm so sorry, Mandy. Will kitty be able to recover at all?
And I'm sorry C got hurt, L. Gosh, I teared up at the cocoon and flying away bit to your story, too.
Kate, I have no advice about raising your dog, but I wanted to say congrats on adopting him. We had beagles when I was growing up, but they were hunting dogs that stayed outside in our fenced 2 acres. I always loved them, though, because they were so good natured and cute.
Myles and Lisa, I'm sorry y'all have such stressful jobs. Y'all do well to do such work and still have the energy to keep up with your young'ns!
I'm starting to think of a plan b scenario in case I don't get on to any teacher training courses this year. I can't start working til this September, so I'm just brainstorming where I can put my resume in around locally since I'll have to work around Travis' school hours of 8:45-3:15. I don't want anything brain-numbingly boring, but I don't want anything that will require me to be too dedicated. I wish I could think of something! I will be so glad to get back to having a second income; this one-income thing has been depressing.
Chrissy, how have you been the past few days? I think of you often and hope that you are doing well. Are you still trying hard to potty-train Conner?


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I was a little concerned over sizing for this jacket, and contacted customer service. They provided a quick and complete reponse enabling me to order the correct size. The jacket arrived a few days later, and the quality and construction surpassed my expectations! I have gotten compliments on this jacket from complete strangers. It is quite warm (we have had a very cold winter with temperatures near zero) and with this jacket on, you might as well be sitting indoors- absolutely windproof and extremely warm (haven't tried it in an unpressurized B-17 yet). Couldn't be happier.
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Yes, I'm excited for you and I DO want to hear all about it, BUT I have a lot of things going on in my life too. Sometimes I'm really not in the mood to hear about your recent deco-mesh fail, your indecision about centerpieces and your "florist with the multiple-personalities". Don't forget to ask me about what's going on in my life. I'm not about to interrupt "wedding speak" by talking about my epic fail of a haircut or my recent break-up, but please extend me the same courtesy.
- You complain about your man. All. The. Time.
Okay, I've spent upwards of $800 on the bridesmaid dress, bridal shower, bachelorette party, wedding/shower gifts, hotel room and travel to all of these mandatory and important events. The last thing I want to hear is that there is a possibility that 1) you aren't going through with it (although I'm the type of friend that would drive the getaway vehicle on your wedding day if you really needed it) or 2) that you'll be calling me in 3 to 5 years telling me that you've decided to call it quits. PLUS, you're marrying him… if it's not working now, what are you doing? I really hope he's just a little annoying every now and then because I'm starting to think he's probably going to end up on Cheaters, Cops or 20/20 based on the stories you tell me on a regular basis. Should I be worried or are you just ranting – talk about blurred lines.
- Don't tell me the bridesmaid dress is something I can "totally wear again".
First of all… please don't use the word "totally", I feel like you walked right out of a bad 90s romcom featuring valley girls. You might as well be blatantly honest. Tell me I'm going to look like a really awkward, giant blue crayon or a sea turtle. I'll respect you more if you're honest than if you say it's a really flattering seafoam green. Being in a hideous bridesmaid dress for several hours on your BIG day is a universal expectation – let's just keep away from sugar-coating it.
- Please don't set me up with your 45-year-old, single second-cousin at your wedding, force me to be a part of the bouquet toss or push me onto the dance floor when Beyonce's Single Ladies starts playing. You might as well put a giant sticker on my forehead that says "Single and desperate".
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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - A former attorney from suburban Milwaukee will not go to prison for embezzling $737,000 from his old law firm.
Circuit Judge David Hansher rejected the prosecution's request to send Brian Mularski of Bayside to prison for two years. Instead, Mularski will spend a year in jail with release privileges to work two jobs. He also gets 5 years of probation – but he'll have to spend that time in prison if he commits another crime, or violates the terms of his release.
Hansher said he rejected prison time because Mularski has already paid back $238,000 – and the judge called it the largest restitution he can remember in these kinds of cases.
Hansher said he once sentenced a lawyer to two years in prison because he gambled away $2.5 million of a client's money – and the lawyer never tried to pay it back.
Mularski diverted over 200 payments from the law firm of Eisenberg, Riley, and Zimmerman that were intended for insurance companies. The money went instead into a fund he controlled in the law firm's name. It happened between 2006 and '09, and the scheme was uncovered while Mularski was on vacation.
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If there's any question about Frasca Food and Wine's attention to excellence, look to the restaurant's long list of accolades. There are write-ups in Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, and the Wall Street Journal, and not one, but two highly coveted James Beard Foundation Awards: one from 2008 for Best Chef: Southwest; the other from earlier this year for Outstanding Wine Program. These nods confirm what Colorado diners have known for years: Frasca is not only the best restaurant in the metro area—it's one of the nation's very best. Service, which is driven by co-owner and master sommelier Bobby Stuckey, is graceful, confident, and goes virtually unnoticed until you're released into the night feeling coddled and indulged. The weighty wine list is worthy of study, but turn choices over to Stuckey, Matthew Mather, and Carlin Karr, Frasca's team of decorated wine experts, and you'll never be disappointed. The Italian menu, executed by chef and co-owner Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson, fulfills the universal human need for comfort—house-made pappardelle tangles with zucchini ribbons in a soul-stirring scallop sauce—in a precise, almost intellectual manner. Perhaps the best part of Frasca is that a visit doesn't have to be a once-a-year celebration. Sit at the bar and experience the same food and service without committing to a table several weeks out. Or, make a reservation for the Monday tasting dinners, at which you'll nab a four-course, prix-fixe menu for $50 a person. 1738 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-442-6966, frascafoodandwine.com


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In the future, people are divided into different groups based on their personalities. If you don't fit into a group, you are labeled a Divergent. What happens then?! You probably get killed.
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The oft-delayed Half-Life was Valve's first release and went on to receive countless Game of the Year awards and high-ranking spots in several publications' "best games of all time" lists. The studio has followed up the adventures of silent protagonist Gordon Freeman with a sequel and two episodic mini-sequels, with Episode Three on the way.
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This is such a frustrating thread. [:)]
Joy, the studies you are providing are all listed in Dr. Brewer's book "Toxemia of Late Pregnancy" [which I imagine is where you found them], and, as noted, are all terribly outdated. The reason there are no more recent studies available that confirm these findings is that all modern studies have disagreed or disproved these poor theories.
The idea that people can't be said to have been following the Brewer diet because it is "hard to understand" is just ridiculous to me - I am a college educated [Master's level], perfectly intelligent woman. I followed Dr. Brewer's plan with my second pregnancy, with the added assistance of my friend who is a Bradley Childbirth instructor [also a highly educated, intelligent woman]. If this diet is SO HARD to follow that two intelligent, well read women can't figure it out together, then the diet is useless. Not to sound arrogant, but if my friend and I couldn't "figure it out", nobody is going too. [Honestly I think that is kind of silly though, because the diet is very straightforward with a list of exactly what to eat and how much each day].
I also read the "Toxemia of Late Pregnancy" book by Dr. Brewer when I was pregnant with my second child - my Bradley instructor friend gave it to me insisting I read it. What I found was a very sensational and very scary book [LOTS of stories about women and babies dying because they "didn't eat right" and got "toxemia"], but NOTHING of substance - nothing backed up by any study less than 25 years old - much of the "research" he was quoting was more than 50 years old.
Normally I am a "live and let live" sort of person - if someone wants to believe this "theory" of Dr. Brewer's, despite *overwhelming* evidence to the contrary, then let them.
BUT, in this situation, so many women are being led into a *dangerous situation* - because, like me when I researched Dr. Brewer before I conceived my second child, they base their decisions to pursue another pregnancy on the dangerous fallacies in this book. I was lucky in that in my first 3 pregnancies, my PIH did not progress to a very dangerous level - many women are NOT that lucky.
Women who are mislead by Dr. Brewer and his "followers" are being, quite literally, led to their deaths [or the deaths of their babies] in some instances. That is unconscionable to me.
Also, just one more thing, totally unrelated to Joy's comments. As a "strong Christian", I don't really enjoy being compared to "Brewer" followers - the two beliefs are VERY different and that analogy isn't really very fair or kind.


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Versatile. Flexible. Adventure-seeking. Do these seem like keywords that someone might use to describe your personality? If so, you're probably not the type of person who's content working on the same thing day in and day out. But all jobs that pay well are dull and boring, right? Not necessarily.
"Sometimes job seekers feel like they have to 'settle' in some way," says Caroline Ceniza-Levine, career expert and co-author of the book "Six Steps To Job Search Success." "Settling in this case means taking a lower-paying job in exchange for meaning, challenge, or fun. Depending on your skills and interests, there are many jobs that are fulfilling and financially-rewarding."
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If the show "Cops" is any indication of what it's like to be a police officer, then following this career path could land you in some exhilarating scenarios.
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Ceniza-Levine says the good pay is related to this career being dangerous and demanding. "You're focused on physical, mental, and people-oriented requirements, which makes for a difficult job. And you have to focus on different areas, different neighborhoods, and different types of crime."
Education Path: The Department of Labor says that "education requirements range from a high school diploma to a college or higher degree." Along with graduating from an agency's training academy, you'll also need to be at least 21 years old, a U.S. citizen, and complete a period of on-the-job training.
Career #2: Public Relations Specialist
If you've always wanted to be a part of the big, frenzied media machine and don't mind stepping into the spotlight now and again, a career as a public relations specialist could satisfy your need for excitement - all while keeping you fairly compensated.
More specifically, PR specialists maintain relationships with the media, and figure out how to get their clients exposure in the news, notes Ceniza-Levine. The U.S. Department of Labor lists writing press releases, helping clients communicate to the public, drafting speeches, and arranging interviews for executives as some things you might do in this career.
Excitement Factor: "You'll need a thick skin and a lot of energy because this job will always keep you on your toes," says Augustine. "This is the perfect role for someone who enjoys helping others do well in the limelight, but prefers to stay out of it themselves."
And Ceniza-Levine adds that because you're working so often with the media on press releases and publicity conferences, your networking and communication skills will also regularly be tested.
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Why the healthy pay? Ceniza-Levine says you'll need to stay on top of breaking news and trends in order to get your client in the news.
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Education Path: You typically need a bachelor's degree to pursue a career as a public relations specialist, says the Department of Labor. You might consider majoring in public relations, communications, journalism, business, or English, as employers usually want candidates with these degrees.
Career #3: Marketing Manager
Could you be interested in researching consumer preferences, market shifts, news, trends, and even financial forecasts? Ceniza-Levine says a career as a marketing manager utilizes all of these skills to succeed. Doesn't sound too boring to us.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, marketing managers gather and organize information to plan advertising campaigns, negotiate advertising contracts, and meet with clients to provide marketing advice.
Excitement Factor: "Marketing covers a lot of diverse activities - direct mail, advertising, social media, grass roots campaigns like handing out flyers in the streets, partnerships, celebrity endorsements - so a career in marketing will not be one-sided," says Cezina-Levine.
"You'll also be working with different people in sales, finance, creative, and strategy. If you want to use a diverse set of skills and perform varied activities coordinating various groups of people, then you'll enjoy marketing," she adds.
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Ceniza-Levine says this paycheck comes down to the bottom line too. "Marketing is one of the most important avenues a business has to get their name out to the public. If you're in charge of that kind of huge effort and doing your job well, you're likely to be handsomely rewarded at payday."
Education Path: For most marketing management positions, you'll be required to have a bachelor's degree, notes the Department of Labor. As for what to study, the Department has this to say: "A relevant course of study might include classes in marketing, consumer behavior, market research, sales, communication methods and technology, visual arts, art history, and photography."
The Department also notes that these managers typically also have work experience in marketing, advertising, promotions, or sales.
Career #4: Fashion Designer
Love styling yourself, shopping for accessories, and helping your friends plan their outfit for a big date? An exciting career as a fashion designer could be calling your name. Because fashion designers constantly have to keep up on trends to stay afloat, it's a great career for someone who has an exceptional eye for design and is driven to discover the latest and greatest.
But what exactly do they do all day? According to the U.S. Department of Labor, fashion designers do everything from study fashion trends, to sketch designs, to select fabrics and colors for final garments. They also market their designs and oversee the final production.
Excitement Factor: "Fashion designers operate in a fast-paced, highly visible industry. They also have the chance to rub elbows with the creative elite," says Ceniza-Levine. "It takes real skill and dedication to succeed in this career but if you can flex your talent and get noticed, it promises to be a wild ride."
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Ceniza-Levine explains why the pay is strong: "[F]ashion designers deal with lots of different personalities - from the business end with suppliers and retailers to the creative end with models and advertisers. You'll be required to wear many hats as you work on creative, production, and operational sides of the clothing business. And businesses are willing to pay someone to wear all those different hats well."
Education Path: If school's not your thing - good news! A postsecondary education isn't required for a career as a fashion designer. However, the Department of Labor says that many pursuing this career path take classes or earn degrees in related fields like fashion merchandising.
Career #5: Meeting and Event Planner
Like public relations specialists, event planners are always on the run for clients. Think you have what it takes? Augustine says you'll need to be incredibly outgoing and meticulously organized if you're considering a role in event planning.
The U.S. Department of Labor lists the responsibilities of event planners as meeting with clients, planning the scope of the event, soliciting bids from vendors, and coordinating details with onsite staff. They may also need to monitor the event and review bills to approve payments.
Excitement Factor: "From visiting potential venues to choosing vendors for your catering, décor, and lighting needs, you'll always be on the move," says Augustine. "You'll also work with a number of different departments to bring your event to fruition. And of course, there's nothing more satisfying than having everything come together for an amazing event.
Ceniza-Levine also says you need strong nerves, as you can be the center of a high-stakes, high-budget event, and you're on the hook for checking things off long to-do lists and seeing that things go smoothly.
Salary Breakdown*: And it could be worth all the hassle. The median annual wage in this career is $45,810. The top 10 percent of employees makes $79,270, while the bottom 10 percent makes $26,560.
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Clients are willing to pay big bucks for their event running smoothly. Goetsch explains it this way: "Think about if you're planning a wedding. Most likely, the bride and groom have been waiting for this day for months, if not years. You're responsible for seeing that things go off without a hitch and that's something a couple sees value in."
Education Path: For event planner positions, according to the Department of Labor, you should have at least a bachelor's degree and some work experience in hotels or planning, as many employers prefer candidates with these qualifications. Many planners come from different disciplines, such as hospitality management, business, marketing, public relations, and communications.
Career #6: Registered Nurse
Maybe you're the one always delivering soup to your sick friends, or the one bandaging up the Little Leaguers when they get hurt at practice. Why not put that caring nature to good use with a thrilling career as a registered nurse?
According to Ceniza-Levine, nurses deal with everyone from patients and their families to doctors and administrators. More technically speaking, the U.S. Department of Labor lists a nurse's typical responsibilities as recording patients' medical histories, consulting with doctors, and helping perform diagnostic tests, among others.
But what is it that gives nursing jobs the wow factor that many excitement-seekers are looking for?
Excitement Factor: Nurses are never stuck in a cubicle because they're always moving, shaking, poking, and healing, says Goetsch.
"Each day holds the opportunity for change and for working with new people [as a] a central member on a life-saving team," she adds. "Plus you get to show off your personality in order to make a connection with your patients. That alone changes the dynamic of each day and makes it a joy to go to work!"
Salary Breakdown*: The median annual wage for registered nurses is $65,470. Those in the top 10 percent earn $94,720, while the bottom 10 percent earns $45,040.
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What's behind that pay? As health care continues to grow and change, you'll need to learn about "new technology as quickly as it's put in front of you," says Ceniza-Levine. "Another reason this career turns out decent paychecks right from the start is because you're responsible for the lives of others on a daily basis."
Education Path: There are three paths you could take to pursue a career as a registered nurse, according to the Department of Labor. You could earn a bachelor's of science degree in nursing, an associate's degree in nursing, or a diploma from an approved nursing school. No matter what path you choose, the Department says you'll be required to get a license before being hired.
* All salary information from the Department of Labor Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2012.
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Glen Allen student to perform at Carnegie Hall
Thanks to a first-place win in The American Protege International Vocal Competition 2014, Glen Allen High School student Matija Tomas will travel to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall in December.
At the first-place winners recital in Weill Hall, Matija will perform Giacomo Puccini's opera aria, "Chi il bel sogna di doretta." She will perform with other vocalists from around the world and have the opportunity to win other awards and scholarships.
Locally, Thomas has performed with Richmond's renowned Glorious Christmas Nights, Christian Youth Theatre, and WEAG's Urban Gospel Youth Choir. > Read more.
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The John Rolfe YMCA and Gayton Baptist Church have partnered in an effort to bring greater health and wellness opportunities to the community.
Through this partnership, the John Rolfe Y will run Youth Winter Sports programs, including basketball and indoor soccer, in Gayton's newly renovated $5.5 million outreach center that features a new gymnasium, youth and teen space, social space with café, meeting space and full service commercial kitchen. > Read more.
Henricus Historical Park to host Publick Day Sept. 20
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Henricus Historical Park will commemorate its anniversary during Publick Day, a signature annual event that celebrates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the New World. In September 1611, Sir Thomas Dale, along with soldiers, tradesmen and farmers, ventured from Jamestown to create the Citie of Henricus. Leaders of Henricus developed the first English hospital, chartered the first college in North America, established tobacco as the first cash crop in Virginia, and created a place where Pocahontas lived and met John Rolfe.
Publick Day will take place Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and parking is $5 per vehicle. > Read more.
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Paid extras are being sought to appear in the AMC television series TURN: Washington's Spies, which will begin filming its second season in the Richmond area at the end of September and continue through February.
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Check out these three B's in Henrico this weekend: books, bluegrass and "Born Yesterday." Other activities to participate in – and feel good about – are the 15th annual James River Regional Cleanup and the 5th annual Richmond Out of the Darkness Community Walk. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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We don't get too concerned about mosquito bites. They're the most common summer bug bite. Coming in at number 2: stings, which require a little more TLC.
Sometimes there's no escaping the fast sting of a wasp or hornet, and if a child is stung, it's important to ask quickly.
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Make sure the area is clean with a little soap and water. Ice can help reduce swelling. Over the counter treatment options include a hydrocortisone cream to help with pain. Ibuprofen might bring relief too. An antihistamine like Benadryl can cut back on irritation.
Next, watch closely for signs of allergic reaction. You might first notice that local swelling and then some swelling around your mouth. You have to pay close attention to whether the child is able to speak clearly and if they're breathing. Sometimes, they start to drool if they're non-verbal.
If you see any of those signs, you need to call a doctor. Remember even if a child has never had an allergic reaction to stings, that doesn't mean that's never going to happen. Allergens can accumulate in a child's body to trigger an eventual reaction.
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