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Bear activity increasing in Hill Country, South Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department officials issued a notice Wednesday concerning the recent number of bear sightings in Central and South Texas.
Reports of black bear activity in the Hill Country and in South Texas along the Rio Grande have been increasing, TPWD officials said.
TPWD biologist Jonah Evans, the department's bear coordinator, said the sightings are likely due to bears from Mexican searching further and further north for food after severe droughts and wildfires in their natural habitats.
He said though historically it has been rare for bears to be sighted south or east of Val Verde County, so far in 2012, there have been a dozen sightings.
Black bears were initially native to all of Texas, however in the early 1900s, heavy hunting and trapping eliminated them from the state, Evans said in a statement.
He said the bears are not a risk to humans but can become a nuisance if they obtain a taste for human food, pet food or trash.
The most effective strategy, he said, is for residents along the border to secure their trash, bird feeders, and pet food, so bears don't become accustomed to easy meals.
TPWD is asking for people to report all bear sightings. If a bear is causing a nuisance, TPWD will work with residents to shore up easy food access and may attempt to "haze" the bear. In extreme situations, the bear may be relocated.
Bear activity reported so far this year includes:
- Maverick County — Jan. 26 — Sighting
- Starr County — July 30 — Relocated
- Kimble County — Aug. 6 — Sighting
- Menard County — Aug. 8 — Sighting
- Schleicher County — Aug. 8 — Sighting
- Sutton County Aug. 12 — Sighting
- Webb County — Aug. 27 — Killed on road by vehicle
- Uvalde County Aug. 31 — Sighting
- Kinney County Sept. 25 — Sighting
- Maverick County — Oct. 14 — Relocated
- Val Verde County — Nov. 3 — Sighting
- Edwards County — Nov. 5 — Sighting
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Best biryani.tandoori tikkas and kabobs ,curries.Best Pakistani food – We went their last week for the first time cause our friends were raving about this place. And they were right
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Teaser Tuesday 10/19 The Distant Hours by Kate Morton
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. Anyone can play along! Grab your current read, open to a random page, share two (2) "teaser" sentences from somewhere on that page.
Share the title & author, too,
I have to cite one paragraph instead of the standard two sentences. The last sentence is so good and so true!
"I probably coughed self-pityingly in response, little aware that I was about to cross a tremendous threshold through which there would be no return; that in my hands I held an object whose simple appearance belied its profound power. All true readers have a book, a moment, like the one I describe, and when Mum offered me the much-read library copy mine was upon me. For although I didn't know it then, after falling deep inside the world of Mud Man, real life was never going to be able to compete with fiction again. I've been grateful to Miss Perry ever since, for when she handed that novel over the counter and urged my harried mother to pass it on to me, she either confused me with a much older child or else she'd glimpsed deep inside my soul and percieved a hole that needed filling. I've always chiosen to believe the latter. After all, it's the librarian's sworn purpose to bring books together with their one true reader." -- p.31 ARC of The Distant Hours by Kate Morton, (November 2010)
I'm half-way through this book. So far, I loving it.
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If it's not always true, it always should be. Good choice!
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Excited to read this book! Thanks for sharing a teaser. My teaser is at The Crowded Leaf.
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Wow...I love that last line.
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I am so jealous of the people who got ARCs of this book! Can't wait to read it!
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WOW - yes very amazing! How many 12 week challenges did it take you to reach that amazing body? If you did it in just 12 weeks, then hands down you should be the most ultimate winner of Body for Life since its beginnings, did you enter, cause you would have won without a shadow of a doubt!!!!!! I know most people that reached this sort of body had to do at least a few 12 week challenges. Tell me your secrets PLEASE or was it more than just one 12 week challenge?? : )
Wow, you look great! Im in my end of my 5th week and am kinda discouraged wondering if I can really get slim and tone in just 12 weeks. Looking at you gives me great encouragement.!
Congratulations! You look amazing! What an inspiration!
Wow...this was beyond amazing. You did an outstanding job! I hope you win competition, because this one was really dramatic. You are very toned, and that fact that you are 40. I think 40 isn't old at all, but you look closer to 25. Wow...outstanding, I'm in awe.
You mentioned you did weight training 3x per week, and were used to doing cardio. I did the same years ago, and I had the same results. CONGRATULATIONS...AWESOME!!
the girl looks great, but let's not get carried away her transformation is not the best ever. emily alvers was much better.
Lori's transformation was absolutely amazing and especially given her moving personal story. I also believe Emily did well. This thread is for and about Lori. She did nothing to warrant an inappropriate jab and that sort of negativity just isn't welcome here.
Jessica Mighty Max ~ 2013 Body-for-LIFE Champion ~ Champion is a VERB!
"the girl looks great, but let's not get carried away her transformation is not the best ever. emily alvers was much better."
There always has to be one.....*shaking head*
It has been several months since I have embraced my Body-For-Life family. After a cancer scare, I exited the arena for a while but am now happy, healthy and most importantly delighted to hear from all of you! Or atleast most of you. ha ha..
First I would like to thank everyone for your continued support during and after my transformation. I continue to read sweet messages long after the competition and appreciate those messages of love, support and enjoy hearing about your desire to embrace the Body-for-Life lifestyle.
I continue to workout 6-days a week and am thrilled to say that I still have a six-pack, and am very happy with my newfound physique. I would encourage everyone no matter where you are in life to work hard and be proud of your accomplisments. Please continue to check-in.
I am rotting for you!
Welcome back Lori. I still think your transformation is one of the best I've ever seen on this site. (There is always someone better or so I'm often reminded of this). Hope you continue to post on this site and encourage us all. WPBILL
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Are you a Penn Stater? If so, me too! Architectural Engineering class of 1999!!
Welcome back my dear friend!
I appreciate the countless hours you have helped me reshape my body. It was so kind of you to personally come to my home last week and help me reach my "10"'s I am still shocked at the intensity level that you use. You are my mentor and you do so much for so many people and we all appreciate you Lori!
Your transformation is by far the best because your inside's matches your outer beauty.
Love you!
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Lori...Lori...Lori! I was worried about you girl. Glad everything worked out and your still in the gym. We've worked too hard and have experienced the advantages of living healthy to let it go. You're still an inspiration to a lot of people here so I hope you keep hanging around.
Your friend,
My Friend Randy, Nice to hear from you! You have come so far and we transformed almost simutaneously. Glad to see your still plugging away. It is great to feel the love and support from you and my BFL family. My sister passed away from breast cancer so thank you dear God--I'm fine. It was a scary time for me.
On a bright note; I am considering doing a fitness competition now and move foward.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio- Central Michigan claimed a program best five Academic All-MAC Selections. The Mid-American Conference announced the 2013 Academic All-MAC team on Friday, June 7, recognizing seniors Kara Dornbos and Macy Merchant, junior Cory DeLamielleure and sophomores Trista Cox and CarolAnn Sexauer as Academic All-MAC honorees.
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Dornbos made her mark in the Chippewa record book for several career statistics. After her senior season, she moved into third in career innings pitched (630.2), third in complete games (68), tied for fifth in saves (5), fifth in appearances (121), sixth in shutouts (21) and sixth in strikeouts (354). Dornbos finished the season with a team high 15 wins and pitched eight shutouts, three coming against conference opponents. At the MAC Tournament, she pitched 24.1 innings, earning three shutouts and a .29 ERA. Dornbos was named MAC West Pitcher of the week on April 9 and 15.
Merchant, a special education major, has tallied a 3.76 cumulative GPA through her four years in the maroon and gold. This is the second time Merchant has been named to the Academic All-MAC team, with the first coming in 2011.
Merchant was voted to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Great Lakes All-Region Second Team. She was also named First Team All-MAC and to the MAC All-Tournament team. Merchant finished third in program history for single-season batting average (.408), tied for third in single-season hits (73) and tied for fifth in single-season runs (39). Merchant tied the single-game record on April 7 with five hits against Kent State and has moved into the top 10 in several categories, including claiming second in career batting average (.363), tied for third in stolen bases (72) and sixth in runs (116). She led the MAC with a .474 batting average and 36 hits in league play. Merchant's .363 career average moves her into 10th in MAC history, becoming the second Chippewa to do so.
DeLamielleure garnered Academic All-MAC honors for the first time in her career. DeLamielleure was the softball team's nominee for the Dick Enberg Individual Leadership Award, and earned a spring GPA of 3.87 as a health fitness major.
DeLamielleure was voted Second Team All-MAC and named to the MAC All-Tournament Team. She received MAC West Player of the Week honors on April 9. DeLamielleure moved into a tie for sixth in program history with seven home runs this season and started all 53 games for the maroon and gold, hitting .262 in conference play. She led the team with four triples and four of her seven homers came against MAC opponents. DeLamielleure recorded seven extra base hits in conference play and 14 on the season.
As a marketing major, Cox has recorded a cumulative GPA of 3.83. A transfer from the University of Louisville, this is the first time Cox has been named to an academic all-conference team.
Starting at third base, Cox was named to the All-MAC Second Team. She hit .298 on the season with five home runs, including a two-run walk-off to win the MAC Tournament. Cox followed the performance with two doubles and a home run against Valparaiso in the NCAA Tournament on May 18. She finished the season with 17 extra base hits, six coming against MAC opponents.
Sexauer has earned a cumulative GPA of 3.85 as a dietetics major. This is the first time Sexauer has received Academic All-MAC accolades.
Sexauer received All-MAC Second Team honors and was named to the MAC All-Tournament Team. She hit seven home runs this season to move into a tie for sixth in program history with fellow teammate Cory DeLamielleure. Sexauer started every game and hit .323 over the season. She hit 12 doubles this year, five in conference play, to lead the team. Sexauer also led the team with 34 RBIs this season.
Fifty-three Chippewas have been named Academic All-MAC since 1984. Before this season, three honorees in one season marked the program high, occurring on five different occasions (1984, 1987, 2007, 2009 and 2011). As a team, the softball program received Central Michigan's 2013 Dick Enberg Team Leadership Award for its commitment to academic excellence and leadership in the community.


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As the saying goes, no project is ever really done. Over time, it is not uncommon for Jeep owners to make changes to meet their own unique needs. This can include anything from adding another row of seats to accommodate a growing family to cutting fenders to accommodate growing tires. When Todd and Deb Zick purchased their yellow '47 CJ-2A fourteen years ago, they lived in Fargo, North Dakota, and initially set the Jeep up for mud running. Since that time, the Zick family has relocated to Rapid City, South Dakota, where they are active members of the Black Hills 4Wheelers club. In fact, Todd has been the chairman of the widely-popular Dakota Territory Challenge for the past three years, so it is only natural that his "Wild Willys" has evolved to withstand the rigors of infamous South Dakota trails such as Hal Johns and Kong.
When Todd bought the flatfender, the body was atop a Suburban chassis, the springs were hard-mounted to the frame at both ends, and it was set up for farm implement tires. Todd kept the Suburban frame, but reinforced it with three crossmembers and a huge belly plate. The entire suspension and drivetrain have been revamped several times over the years to meet the demands of harder and harder trails. Three years ago, Todd ditched the leaf springs he had been running and replaced them with Rubicon Express 51/2-inch TJ coil springs and Rancho RS9000 shocks. The springs are mounted outside the frame to allow enough length for the proper spring rate and articulation, while still keeping the overall height manageable. On top of the front coils, threaded spring buckets allow Todd to fine-tune the ride height. Triangulated four-links were designed front and rear with three-foot-long lower links constructed from 2-inch, 0.500-wall DOM tubing filled with 1.25-inch-shank, 1-inch-bore rod ends used in conjunction with high-misalignment spacers. The uppers were made from 1.5-inch, 0.250-wall DOM tubing with Daystar Poly Flex joints at the ends. The exceptions are the front upper 3/4-inch rod ends to clear the radiator support at full stuff.
Triangulated front suspensions create enormous bumpsteer with traditional steering boxes and drag links, so Todd ditched the mechanical linkage for a full-hydraulic orbital valve setup. The orbital is mated to a single-end, 2-inch-bore, 8-inch-stroke hydraulic ram from an agricultural application that is mounted behind a unique guard on the tie rod. This combination allows Todd to turn 39-inch Super Swamper TSLs on TrailReady aluminum beadlocked rims no matter how bound up in the rocks. Todd and Deb have been running the same set of tires for years, but Todd added more biting edges with a grooving iron last spring and hopes to get another season out of the Swampers before having to buy a new set of tires.
The first time Todd wheeled in the Black Hills, his Willys had a carbureted 350 small-block Chevy and an NP205 transfer case. The lack of gear reduction and stalling at odd angles made the Jeep unmanageable in the rocks. Now, a bone-stock 350 with throttle-body injection provides simplicity, good low-end torque, and the ability to run at any angle. The engine is topped with a York compressor that has been converted to deliver onboard air for the ARB Air Locker, airing up the tires, and running pneumatic tools. Power from the small-block is routed through a TH350 three-speed automatic topped with a Lokar shifter. The heavy NP205 was replaced with a smaller, more compact transfer case that still retains cast iron, gear-driven construction. The venerable Dana 300 Todd selected has been upgraded with every part in the JB Conversions catalog. These include 4:1 gears that are more than twice as low as the NP205's stock 1.96:1 gearing, 32-spline front and rear output shafts, and twin-sticks for the front-wheel-drive maneuverability necessary on South Dakota's notoriously tight trails.


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When one thinks of bulky Water-types in RU, Quagsire isn't the first Pokemon that comes to mind, and it shouldn't be. Quagsire is largely outclassed by other bulky Water-types, such as Slowking, Alomomola, and Poliwrath, due to their superior typing and supportive capabilities. Moreover, Quagsire's mediocre defenses often leave it 2HKOed by a vast array of neutral STABs, such as Medicham's Hi Jump Kick and Druddigon's Outrage. However, it does have one saving grace: its ability Unaware. Like other bulky Water-types, Quagsire can deal with Pokemon such as Aggron, Entei, and Aerodactyl, but Unaware gives it the added benefit of being able to take on Calm Mind users, such as Uxie (without Giga Drain), as well as Swords Dance users such as Gallade. Keep in mind, though, that while Quagsire can work in the right situations, its walling capabilities are far too specific to be considered for most teams. When deciding on a bulky Water-type, there are plenty of other options to consider over Quagsire.
With Recover and Unaware, Quagsire has the ability to wall threatening setup sweepers such as Swords Dance + Lum Berry Gallade. Scald is Quagsire's most important attack, as it patches up its Defense by potentially crippling a physical attacker with a burn. Earthquake is Quagsire's best shot at inflicting any serious damage on Fire-types, such as Magmortar and Entei, and makes good use out of its higher Attack stat. Toxic works exceptionally well with Recover, as the combination gives Quagsire the opportunity to outstall a plethora of defensive Pokemon such as Slowking and Uxie. Alternatively, Encore works well by snatching momentum away from setup sweepers and team supporters who attempt to set up on Quagsire. Encore also helps stop Lilligant and Sceptile from boosting, forces entry hazard users into using Stealth Rock repeatedly, and potentially limits dual screens users, such as Uxie, to one screen.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Water Absorb is a great ability, as it allows Quagsire to counter Kabutops; however, Quagsire relies on Unaware to establish a niche in RU, so Water Absorb is generally not recommenced. Ice Punch can be used to hit Grass-types on the switch, but it's too weak to warrant much use. Stone Edge can be used to OHKO Moltres and Scyther. Due to Unaware ignoring Attack boosts, Swagger can be used to annoy the opponent. Quagsire often finds itself 2HKOed by quite a few physical attackers, so it can utilize Counter to get a surprise KO on Pokemon such as Medicham. Curse can be used in an attempt to sweep, though this version of Quagsire is prone to luring in Toxic and Scald users. Protect can do a few things: help Quagsire Toxic stall (especially when entry hazards are down), accumulate Leftovers recovery, and scout the moves of its opponent. Finally, Stockpile boosts both of Quagsire's defenses, which can make it impenetrable after a few boosts should the opponent lack strong Grass-type attacks or Toxic.
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Grass-types have no difficulty inflicting large amounts of damage on Quagsire. Sceptile, Lilligant, and even Ferroseed can use Quagsire as setup bait. Although, all three must be wary of Encore. Amoonguss and Roselia are solid defensive Grass-types that counter Quagsire, as their immunity to Toxic and great bulk prevents it from harming them. Speaking of Toxic, the status move can render Quagsire almost useless, as it will greatly deteriorate Quagsire's walling capabilities. Magic Guard Pokemon, such as Clefable and Sigilyph, do not care about anything Quagsire can do and can either set up on it, should it lack Encore, or inflict heavy damage. A lot of physical attackers have difficulty switching in on Quagsire due to Scald; however, Hariyama isn't one of them, as it can take advantage of the Scald-inflicted burn to acquire a Guts boost and destroy Quagsire with Close Combat. Medicham and Escavalier are both powerful enough to plow right through Quagsire, though they won't enjoy a burn. Finally, Pokemon that carry Grass-type coverage moves can beat Quagsire; Galvantula, Cinccino, and Omastar are all examples of such Pokemon.


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"I'm so stoked. It's been a long road this year," said Fitzgibbons. "In the final we switched peaks and I was just sorting things out when she dropped that ten. I couldn't hear anything after that, and when I got that last good one, I was just hoping that it was enough."© 2014 ASP/Cestari
The 22 year old from New South Wales overcame World Title hopeful, Tyler Wright, in the final, despite Wright posting a 10-point ride under Fitzgibbon's priority, with just five minutes on the clock.© 2014 ASP/Kirstin
Tyler Wright may have lost agonizingly in the final moments, but a second place finish will do no harm to her World Title campaign.
Five time world champion, Steph Gilmore, excelled in the early rounds, but failed to surmount a supreme 19.77 quarterfinal heat score from the eventual winner.© 2014 ASP/Cestari
Ratings leader, Carissa Moore, looked rattled in her Semi Final loss to Fitzgibbons. Perhaps the word title pressure is taking its toll.© 2014 ASP/Cestari
Lakey Peterson was another on form surfer, posting two 9+ scores in her quarter final against Courtney Conologue.© 2014 ASP/Cestari
Sage Erickson© 2014 ASP/Kirstin
Lakey Peterson shows some power.© 2014 ASP/Kirstin
Although the Roxy Pro is over, the peaks of Hossegor will not stay empty for long, with the round one of the Quik Pro looking likely to run tomorrow.© 2014 ASP/Kirstin
In a high scoring, tension infused final at Le Penon beach, Australian, Sally Fitzgibbons, defeated her compatriot, Tyler Wright, by .67 of a point.
Sitting in second, just behind Carissa Moore on the ASP rankings, Wright must have felt the Roxy Pro trophy in her grasp when she posted a perfect 10-point ride with just five minutes to spare. However, Fitzgibbons kept her cool, and when a walling left came her way she fired off a string of solid backhand turns culminating in a shorebreak bash and subtle claim.
In the final seconds Wright prowled the inside, looking for a modest score to backup her perfect ride. But it was to no avail, the fun peaks which had pulsed throughout the day would not materialise, and Fitzgibbons raised her arms to the sky in near disbelief.
"I'm so stoked. It's been a long road this year," said Fitzgibbons. "In the final we switched peaks and I was just sorting things out when she dropped that ten. I couldn't hear anything after that, and when I got that last good one, I was just hoping that it was enough."
Tomorrow the men's world tour will take to the water for the first round of the Quik Pro. The official Magicseaweed forecast can be viewed here.
Two Argentinian brothers journey into the myth infused archipelago of Patagonia.
Drawn in by the ugly perfection of P-Pass, Alex and Koa Smith journeyed to those isolated dots of sand in the western Pacific and ended up scoring one of the best sessions of the year.
Ferg talks about his eclectic quiver of surfboards before putting them through their paces in some of the best waves the North Atlantic has to offer
Internationally renowned filmmaker Kepa Acero comes to Cornwall to host a very special event as part of the Approaching Lines Festival.
Sandy barrels beat the grind hands-down but the heartbeat of competition never stops pulsing.
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June 28, 2013
Suada Kolovic
Immigration disputes have long commanded top billing when it comes to our nation's political agenda but as of late, it's begun seeping into the educational realm as well: The state of Arizona has filed a lawsuit to block one of the nation's largest community college systems from providing in-state tuition to young immigrants granted deferred deportation by the Obama administration.
Arizona officials insist that extending reduced tuition to those youths violates state law, which prohibits any immigrant without legal status from receiving public benefits. Meanwhile, college officials argue that lower rates were instated in September after concluding that work permits were already on the state's list of documents needed to prove legal residency. With potentially thousands of individuals in limbo, the Arizona Board of Regents is looking into ways to lower tuition for these students without violating state law. Board members sent a letter to Arizona Senator John McCain and Senator Jeff Flake that, in part, read, "With Arizona at the forefront of the immigration reform debate, we routinely hear from hard-working, high-achieving undocumented students who have been brought to Arizona at a young age and have advanced through our K-12 system only to have their ability to further their education and contribute positively to our economy and society hindered by state and federal immigration laws." (For more on this story, click here.)
At least 13 states allow students who have lived in the county for many years without legal status to pay in-state tuition so what do you make of Arizona's legal action to put an end to it? Do you support the decision or oppose it? Let us know in the comments section.
June 27, 2013
Carly Gerber
During the summer before my sophomore year of college, I knew I wasn't going back to the college I had been attending. It was too late to apply to a four-year university so I decided to attend a community college before entering a new university. From my experience, here's what you can expect while attending a community college:
Overall, I enjoyed the community college experience because it helped me grow both as a student and as a person. For those students who have also attended community colleges, how would you rate your experience?
Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
June 26, 2013
Alexis Mattera
Whether you're putting pen to paper, live tweeting campus events or blogging until the wee hours of the morning, one thing is certain: Sharing information is your passion. And you know what? It's ours, too, so let's join forces through Scholarships.com's virtual intern program!
Over the last 15 years, Scholarships.com has been a go-to site not only for high schoolers in search of financial aid but for college students living away from home for the first time, trying to balance limited money for food and fun, and adjusting to postsecondary academic expectations. We have plenty of information on those topics and more but we want to hear from you about what's going on at the campus you call home for the majority of the year. From parties to politics, from housing to hazing, and from class registration to commencement exercises, let us know what's trending at your school and your musings could be featured regularly on our blog.
If you're interested in becoming a Scholarships.com virtual intern, please send your resume, a 300-word writing sample detailing a campus issue, and links to your blog/Tumblr/Facebook/Twitter/Google+/Pinterest to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Scholarships.com Virtual Intern" in the subject line.Thanks and looking forward to hearing what your unique voice has to say!
June 25, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
The search for good scholarships can be a task, but it doesn't have to be hard work! When I was exploring the wide world of scholarships, I tried my best to look into ones I knew I could succeed at winning. Here are a few tips for finding your best scholarship opportunities:
Don't let your scholarship search become a stress-filled situation; instead, put the most energy in completing the applications, writing essays and meeting deadlines. Have any scholarship search tips to share? Let us know in the comments!
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, is the treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
June 24, 2013
In an effort to get students committed to the cause of deleting cyberbullying, the Delete Cyberbullying Scholarship is offering high school, college and graduate students one of two $1,500 scholarships for educational expenses. Students must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are attending or will attend an accredited U.S. college or university for undergraduate or graduate studies. One essay of up to 500 words must be submitted. The two topics students may choose from are: Essay topic option 1: "Why is it important to work to delete cyberbullying?" Essay topic option 2: "How has cyberbullying personally affected you?"
For more information on this scholarship and other scholarship opportunities, conduct a free scholarship search today!
June 20, 2013
With summer break in full swing for most high school graduates, navigating the long, challenging road that is obtaining a college degree won't begin until late August. And while your calendar is already chock-full with summer fun, consider this: The country is facing a shortage of on-campus student housing at public and private schools. So perhaps between attending that beach party, block party and annual beach block party, it's essential that you figure out where you're going to live this fall.
According to the National Multi Housing Council, areas with the highest campus housing shortages include Arizona, the District of Columbia, Georgia, Iowa, Minnesota and West Virginia. But despite the shortage, some universities are still housing a majority of their students on campus. Check out the top 10 national universities with the highest percentage of undergraduates living in campus housing (as of Fall 2011):
June 19, 2013
Diane Melville
Yes, I've applied for a LOT of scholarships. It was basically my full-time job throughout college and Scholarships.com was my preferred source for finding the scholarships that I qualified for. You may think that this post will outline how you should do the same thing. False: Me telling you how to apply for 300 scholarships would be like a guy who found a mountain of gold after searching for 30 years telling you to take the same long, exhausting journey. You don't want to repeat his arduous trek – you just want to buy a one-way ticket to gold mountain! In the same way, I want to teach you some of the lessons I've learned along the way that will help you to win scholarships...without having to apply for hundreds of them.
Start Small. I started this whole thing by applying to one scholarship. That's it. I won that scholarship ($1,500 a year for the rest of my education) and that's what motivated me to apply for more. Some students create massive goals for themselves and set out to win a ton of scholarships, yet they soon find the process to be daunting and give up. The best piece of advice I can give you is to start small. Don't try to find hundreds or even dozens of scholarships in one shot. Instead, find five scholarships that have deadlines within the next six months and make it a priority to apply for them. First off, it's a lot easier to find five scholarships that you not only qualify for, but feel you have a solid shot of winning. Second, this will be enough of a taste of the application process to help you determine whether or not you'd like to keep this whole scholarship thing up. If you do end up winning a scholarship, or if you simply enjoyed the process, then you can go to town and apply for many more. Until then, keep it simple.
Select the Right Scholarships. National corporate scholarships draw a lot of applicants so even if you are eligible, the odds of you winning are low in comparison to the smaller ones. The same goes for awards with very limited requirements. What should you do then? I suggest that your five scholarships look something like this:
This mix still gives you the opportunity to win a national award but increases your chances of success by including smaller, local scholarships that receive fewer applicants.
Take Your Time. Now that you've got your scholarships selected, you should put maximum effort into completing the applications to the best of your abilities. Don't procrastinate until the night before the essay is due and just slap a few things together with the hope that it's good enough – really research and consider what each scholarship organization values and try to highlight the areas of your life that reflect these values.
Push Through It! You are going to feel unsure. Maybe you hate your essay. Maybe your resume feels lacking. You get stuck, then procrastinate, then neglect and before you know it, the deadline has passed and you didn't apply for the scholarship. Don't let this happen! If you don't apply, you will never have a chance of winning. Push through those feelings of frustration, ask for help if you need it and just submit your scholarship application. Trust me, you'll be happy that you did.
Diane Melville is the author of The Community College Advantage and president of the community college planning website, Transfer Bootcamp. Diane has applied for more than 300 scholarships (using Scholarships.com, of course!) and paid for her entire college education using private scholarships. She hopes to use this blog to share everything she has learned about paying for college.
The Resolve to Evolve Scholarship is about more than just making resolutions - it's an opportunity to proactively and progressively confront challenges, however daunting they may be. The R2E Scholarship encourages applicants to move beyond finger-pointing and offer constructive criticism and workable solutions for problems facing an administration or an organization. Ready to create change and further our evolution as individuals and as a society? Review this year's prompts and submit your essay today!
The R2E Scholarship is open to all United States citizens who are registered users of Scholarships.com, will be enrolled in high school (grades 9 through 12) during the 2013-2014 school year and will be between the ages of 13 and 19 at the time the award is given. The applicant who submits the best overall essay will receive a $2,000 scholarship. One (1) winner will also be selected from each grade level (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior) and will receive a $1,000 scholarship each.
All entries must be submitted via Scholarships.com's online submission form by the August 30th deadline. Finalists will be notified by mid-October for additional materials. Winners will be notified in mid-November and awarded in early December. For more information on Resolve to Evolve and other scholarship opportunities, conduct a free scholarship search today!
June 12, 2013
Are you thinking of transferring because your freshman year didn't go as planned? The grass isn't always greener on the other side: As a transfer student, I urge you to think long and hard about leaving your current school. I hope these tips from USA Today College and my personal experience will help you realize that your university may be exactly where you belong.
Hang in there and remember that the grass can be greener where you water it!
June 11, 2013
If you're a high school student, chances are you've probably heard this at some point in your high school career: "College graduates will earn $1 million more in a lifetime than those with only a high school diploma." And while completing your college education is the ultimate goal, students who get at least a partial college education will earn on average more than $100,000 over a lifetime than those with just high school diplomas.
According to a study conducted by The Hamilton Project, a Washington, D.C. think tank, even small increments of additional education pays off: The annual return on a partial education is 9.1 percent and while that's well below the annual return of 15 percent of those with a bachelor's degree, it is considerably more than high school graduates with no college education. "It is vastly better to get a college degree," said Adam Looney, policy director at The Hamilton Project. "But I think the evidence says that fears of dropping out, that there are big downside risks to trying it and not finishing it, I think those are overblown. For people who are interested in college, who have ambitions of going and have the ability and qualifications to succeed, I think the evidence suggests it's an extremely good deal right now." (For more on this study, click here.)
Recent high school graduates, do you agree with the study's findings that investing in some college education is better than none? Let us know in the comments section.
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Who should apply to the Tepper School?
Successful Tepper candidates come from a wide variety of backgrounds and profiles. We encourage interested candidates to focus on the middle 80% range, rather than the mean or median, when reviewing class profile and considering whether or not they should apply. For example, half of our students have GMAT scores below the average, and although most students have between 2 and 8 years of professional experience, there are several that joined Tepper directly after their undergraduate study or that have more than 8 years of experience. We are seeking candidates from all academic disciplines, and generally our class includes approximately 50% that come from non-technical backgrounds. We have many students currently studying at Tepper who were initially concerned about their chance of being admitted, that have been successful and with many receiving merit scholarships.
The only sure-thing in the admission process is that you cannot get in if you don't apply! If you have any questions regarding your candidacy, the admissions team would be happy to speak with you. Feel free to contact us to arrange a meeting with one of our counselors.
What are the Tepper School admissions process requirements?
To be considered for admission, you need to submit a complete application portfolio that includes the following documents: online application form, unofficial transcripts from each college or university attended (including the associated grading scales) at both the graduate and undergraduate level, two letters of reference, official GMAT scores, official TOEFL or IELTS scores (for applicants whose native language is not English), affidavit of financial support (only for students who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents), current resume, employment record, required essays, and application fee. Check out the application checklist for further information on the application process.
When should I apply? What are the application deadlines? When will I receive my decision letter?You may access our most up to date application deadlines and decision release dates online.
Do you weigh some parts of the application more strongly than others?
No single component in the application portfolio is more important than any other. A particular weakness may be successfully offset by strengths in other areas.
If I am not admitted to the program, can I re-apply?
Yes, we welcome candidates who wish to re-apply in a subsequent year and each year have students in the class who have been successful admitted. Visit our Re-applicants page for more information on the reapplication process.
If I am re-applying, do I need to submit a new application?
Yes, however, we will waive the application fee and only require one new letter of recommendation. Please visit our Re-applicants page for more information needed in order to re-apply.
May I receive my decision over the phone, via e-mail or fax?
Our primary means of communicating with all candidates is via email, so please make sure to use a personal email address that you will be able to access throughout the application process. Also, make sure to update your online profile if your email address changes. All admission decisions are released to candidates using our online application system. You will be notified by email when your decision is ready for viewing and you will need your login/password to access your admission decision. A hard copy of admission offer letters will also be mailed to the postal address listed on your application.
Are there restrictions regarding who can apply for the FlexMBA online MBA?Residents of Certain States are Ineligible to Apply for Enrollment in Courses and Programs Delivered via Distance Education: For Carnegie Mellon courses and programs delivered via distance education only: Carnegie Mellon is not able to accept students who are residents of Alabama, Arkansas and Minnesota for enrollment in courses and programs delivered via distance education because it has not applied for or received authorization from these states to deliver courses and programs via distance education to residents of these states. Carnegie Mellon has not currently applied for or received authorization from these states because Carnegie Mellon has determined that the administrative and other requirements to obtain and maintain authorization for its distance education courses and programs that would otherwise be delivered to residents of these states, including the fees charged by these states and the additional administrative costs associated with doing so, are disproportionately burdensome, excessive and/or prohibitive, at least at the present time.
ATTN Residents of AL, AR and MN: If you are a resident of Alabama, Arkansas or Minnesota, you are not eligible to apply for enrollment in Carnegie Mellon courses and programs delivered via distance education. Note, however that residents of Alabama, Arkansas and Minnesota are eligible to apply for enrollment in all other Carnegie Mellon courses and programs, including those offered at any of its various campus locations.
Inquiries regarding the above restrictions may be directed to: Director of Enrollment Services, Carnegie Mellon University, Warner Hall, A19, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, Telephone: 412.268.5399, Email: email@example.com. All other inquirites concerning the FlexMBA Program should be directed to the Tepper School of Business, Masters Admissions at firstname.lastname@example.com or 412.268.2273 or 800.850.4742 (U.S. only).
How are candidates assessed for admission?
Though our standards are high and our admissions process is very competitive, our ideal student does not fit a rigid profile. We welcome students from diverse academic, professional and personal backgrounds and seek exceptional individuals who have made an impact on whatever path they have chosen. We examine all components of your MBA application to gain an understanding about you as a candidate. Our admissions committee is interested in your potential for academic success at the Tepper School and professional success in the future. We evaluate your reasons for applying to the Tepper School, as we want to be sure that your background and goals are consistent with our strengths. We seek students who are highly motivated, tenacious, self-directed and innovative and who demonstrate a strong work ethic. Personal competencies such as communication, interpersonal, teamwork and leadership skills are among other key considerations. Non-native English speakers must be skilled and confident when speaking, listening, reading and writing in English, to ensure that they can participate fully in our learning environment.
Do I have to have post-undergraduate work experience?
No, post-undergraduate work experience is not a prerequisite for admission. We seek diversity in all dimensions, including from "candidates without any post-undergraduate work experience" to "candidates with 8 or more years of work experience."
What consideration is given to post-undergraduate work experience?
Candidates with post-undergraduate professional experience have, everything else equal, a better chance for admission, but we welcome applications from exceptionally talented and motivated individuals who may not have significant experience. Candidates with no or limited professional experience must be strong in other aspects of their MBA application to offset the lack of experience.
On average, how many years of full-time work experience do most accepted candidates have?
Most of our MBA students fall in a range of 2 to 8 years of post-undergraduate professional experience. You can find the work experience average of our most recent class on our class profile. However, the impact a candidate has made on her company, growth in responsibility over time, leadership experience and other factors are used when evaluating experience, not simply the number of years.
Are transfer credits accepted?
No, the business school does not accept any transfer credits into the MBA program.
What is the average GPA?
You can find the average GPA of our most recent class on our class profile. However, the admissions committee examines the applicant's entire academic record, not just the G.P.A. We look at grade trends, the major, courses taken as well as the rigor of the program and institution. We encourage interested candidates to focus on the middle 80% instead of the mean or median G.P.A.
Am I required to take the GMAT/GRE? When should I take the GMAT/GRE? What is the average GMAT/GRE score? Is there a minimum GMAT/GRE score required to apply to the Tepper School of Business?
All MBA applicants must complete either the GMAT or the GRE. Since both tests are now offered year round, the examination can be taken at any time. However, you should take the test no later than the application deadline for which you are applying. This is the second year that we will be accepting GRE scores. As such, there is not yet a GRE average. There is no minimum score required for either test. Review our class profile for details.
What if I take the GMAT/GRE more than once?
When reviewing your application, our admissions committee always uses your best GMAT/GRE score at the time of application.What is the minimum TOEFL score?
A minimum score of 600 PBT/250 CBT/100 IBT is required for international students entering the MBA program.
May I waive the TOEFL/IELTS?
International students who hold a degree from an institution where the primary language of instruction was English are eligible to waive the TOEFL/IELTS. Applicants should send a letter requesting the waiver along with their application packet. Note that a statement indicating that the primary language of instruction was English should be listed on the academic documents. If the academic document does not include this statement, an official letter from the University Registrar indicating English is the mode of instruction.
May I receive an application fee waiver?
Fee waivers are granted in some circumstances. To request an application fee waiver, you need to submit a letter with your application detailing why you should be considered for the waiver. Requests will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Are there any pre-requisites?
MBA applicants must hold the equivalent of a Bachelor's degree and demonstrate a strong aptitude for mathematics. Entering MBA students must have completed one semester of college calculus and either statistics, calculus II or linear algebra before matriculating. Candidates who do not meet the math requirements may be admitted with the provisions that they complete the necessary math courses prior to joining the program. We offer an Math Skills Review Workshop (MSW) to students who have studied calculus, but would like a review before classes begin.
Do you accept 3-year undergraduate degrees (i.e. B.Com)?
We will consider applicants who hold a 3-year undergraduate degree. In general, due to the highly competitive nature of our applicant pool, candidates with additional education beyond their 3-year degree are more competitive.
Will I be notified of my application status?
Applicants who use our online application system are able to monitor their application status on-line. To check on the status of your application and supporting documents, simply log into the application system of our online application provider (the same link used to prepare and submit the online application). Click on the "View Application" button. Next, click on the "Application Status" link on the left-hand side of the screen.
Why have you not received my supporting documents?
There are several likely reasons why supporting documents might take some time to show on the online status. The most common explanations (and steps you can take in advance to ensure arrival of your supporting documents) are:
What makes the mini-semester system unique?
The mini-semester system - now duplicated by most other top business schools- splits the typical semester in half, creating four mini-semesters per academic year. Each mini-semester is 6.5 weeks long, and students typically take 4 - 5 different courses each mini-semester. This system allows students the opportunity to gain exposure to a wide range of topics, and many unique courses. This format allows students flexibility to choose from among more than 120 electives in 13 areas of concentration.
What are the degree requirements for the MBA Program?
All degree candidates enrolled in the MBA Program complete a required core curriculum in addition to 90 units of electives for a total of 192 units (note, students pursuing a dual degree may have a different total unit requirement). Most business school subjects range from 6 to 12 units based on an approximation of weekly class hours, and outside preparation time. Please visit our MBA Curriculum page for more information .
What are the different concentrations in the MBA program?
Students may complete multiple concentrations during their course of study. Please visit our MBA Curriculum page for more detailed information.
What dual-degree programs are available at Carnegie Mellon?We are constantly seeking ways to tailor programs to meet new demands. At present, we offer collaborative programs in law, computational finance, engineering, and public policy. Please visit our Dual Degrees page for additional information on each dual
May I visit the Tepper School of Business?
Visitors are welcome! As a prospective student, we encourage you to explore our program, campus environment and student lifestyle. Campus visitors are welcome Mondays through Thursdays, when classes are in session. Class visits, tours, meetings with students and a weekly information session (Monday-Thursdays at 11:30) are among the options available when you visit. You can schedule a visit by calling us at (412) 268-5687. We hope to offer a full experience when you visit, including attending a class and spending time with our current students. For this reason, visits are discouraged on Fridays and during the summer. Please visit our Interviews and Campus Visits page for additional information.
Where should I stay when I visit?
For a list of accommodations, please visit http://www.cmu.edu/home/visitors/accommodate.html. The following five hotels are in close proximity to the university:
Marriott Courtyard, Shadyside
5308 Liberty Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Hampton Inn
3315 Hamlet Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412-681-1000 or 1-800-426-7866
Use the code "Pitt OK" for a special rate
Holiday Inn, University Center
100 Lyton Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
412-682-6200 or 1-800-HOLIDAY
The Shadyside Inn
5405 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15232
Wyndham Garden Hotel, University Place
3454 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
How do I get to campus?
For directions to campus, please visit our Directions to Campus page. You may also find a campus map helpful.
If I am unable to visit campus, are there other opportunities to meet with the admissions staff to learn more?
Absolutely!! We have an extensive travel schedule where we attend graduate school events, MBA forums, and other informational sessions. If you would like to know if we will be in or near your city, please visit our Upcoming Events Calendar.
What resources are available for my spouse/significant other?
Recreational facilities, libraries, Partners Club, and a host of other services are available to the spouse/significant other of the Tepper School MBA students.
What housing options are available to business school students?
The MBA students live off-campus. The CMU Housing Office is an excellent resource for locating affordable housing that is close to campus or near the public transportation system.
Where do most students live?
Most students prefer Shadyside or Squirrel Hill (neighborhoods of Pittsburgh); both are very convenient to campus. Pittsburgh is one of the safest and most affordable major cities in the US. Please visit our Pittsburgh links for more information on the city and its surrounding neighborhoods.
What is the cost of the MBA program?
Tuition and fees for Full-time MBA students are $58,300 in 2013-2014. To view complete budget estimates, please view our student budget. Note that the cost of living in Pittsburgh is among the lowest in the nation and is lowest among similar metro areas.
What types of financial aid are available?
All admitted MBA students (US and International) are considered for merit scholarships using the information provided in their MBA application. U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents are eligible to apply for US federally funded loan programs through the school. Please visit our Financial Aid Site to access the variety of forms of available assistance.
What career opportunities are available to MBA students? What are the employment statistics for the recently graduated class?
MBA students have an excellent range of career opportunities available through the Career Opportunities Center. Corporations recruit heavily at the Tepper School for both internship and full-time positions. Because of the quality of our students and the school's broad-based curriculum and generalist approach, the business school graduates are welcomed into many functional areas.


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