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Join a tour of Florence Court - a family home
Florence Court is something of a mystery. Although it is one of the most important Georgian houses in Ireland, no building records survive, little is known of its architectural development, and its history is a patchwork of quite often contradictory documentary evidence.
What we do know is that Florence Court is the creation of three successive generations of the Cole family, who were powerful Fermanagh landowners with roots in the plantations of the 17th century. The foundations were laid by Sir John Cole, who romantically named the house after his wife, Florence Bourchier Wray.
Florence Court has so many stories to tell about generation after generation of the Earls of Enniskillen and their families, and holds a fascinating collection of Irish furniture, and some of the best Rococo plasterwork in Ireland. Join one of our informative and interesting guides on a tour of this beautiful Georgian mansion for a fascinating insight into the house and its stories.
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- Tours offered daily when house is open
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- Please book onto your house tour at the Visitor Centre
- The mansion is only open seasonally. Please ensure you check our opening times before visiting.
- Group visits also welcome. Click here to see our group tours information
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This world is a funny place. It can be daisies and rainbows one minute—then thunder and lightning the next. There is so much to live for—so much to hate. There's smiles and laughs—then there's also pain and tears.
Life, it's so confusing. We can plan for the future—but what we plan and what transpires are two completely different things. There are so many paths, so many twists and turns, but which ones should we take?
Life, it goes so fast—constantly changing. It takes us through a metamorphosis—shaping us into the person of who we are. Molding us into the man or woman of who we want to be. And who would we be without our friends? For they are our strength, our comfort, our laughter and smile, our shoulder for tears. They are the God-given flowers in our life, and without them—
This world is a funny place. It's so confusing—the sorrows mixed with the joys. A future uncertain, a past already written, and a present—
Life, a gift–a trial. A confusing journey that we all must travel.


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The L.A. Radio Discussions board is talking about the death of George Nicholaw, the former general manager of KNX 1070 Newsradio in Los Angeles. Nicholaw died at his home Saturday evening after being hospitalized with an infection. He was the general manager at KNX from 1968 to 2003. (picture courtesy L.A.Radio.com)
What type of infection killed George?... And did he have any surviving family?
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Join us on a ghost tour around historic downtown Savannah! We'll visit 9 locations including the Kehoe House, Davenport House, The Juliette Gordon Low House, The Cursed Wright Square and more! On this walking ghost tour you will discover the ghosts of Savannah at night, and learn of its shocking past!
This entertaining and informative walking ghost tour will take you to 9 locations, where your experienced tour guide will tell you of the hauntings that persist at iconic buildings surrounding the Savannah's historic district. Tours begin at 8PM. You will visit places such as 1. Oglethorpe Square 2. Owens-Thomas House 3. The Lindsay & Morgan Company Building 4. Wright Square 5. Juliette Gordon Low House 6. Chippewa Square 7. Savannah Theatre 8. Colonial Park Cemetery 9. Captain Henry Dickerson Homes We have researched the history of each location and have found many subtle and lost stories along with reported hauntings to bring you this chillingly entertaining ghost tour. Please note that we do not go inside any of the locations listed. Tours meet at Oglethorpe Square. Look out for one of our guides with a lantern! See map for details. Tips / Gratuity for tour guides are greatly appreciated! If you enjoyed your tour please remember to tip your guides! <3


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It's an all-positive edition of the Notebook this week, because there are too many of them to ignore.
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Here we go again. A fortnight where most logic goes out the window in pursuit of new shiny toys and as many clicks as possible.
10 years. 211 matches. Four finals series. Two preliminary finals. The Brad Scott era at North Melbourne has ended to a decidedly mixed reaction.
Let's set the scene for what we watched unfold at Blundstone Arena on Saturday night.
At the moment the midfield mix isn't right. Or to be more accurate, it's not complete.
Let me get the obvious out of the way first – I'm just as surprised as anyone that Paul Ahern wasn't picked.
In the absence of any standout talking points, let's jump around a little bit from topic to topic.
With the season done and dusted, I wanted to thank everyone who has visited The Shinboner at some point in 2018.
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Hi, Parrothead66 yeah Jay will be in this week with us. Jay came by and introduce himself to us he seem like an okay guy, If you can stop by it be nice to meet you.
I should make it by the yard on Monday on my way back from pflugerville we can chat that brother.
Wow its really good to see everyone is doin good and being safe out there sorry squid about your luck. Parrot your going to love bruce for final week are you going this week? Like you already got a truck number?
Sorry i know its been awhile but been busy and been using up all my time talking to family guys for class and dealling with some personal things here at home. But anyways i am solo now thanks to my great school, trainer, instructors, squid, and everyone else on here holy crap. i gotta leave out tommorrow to make my first drop. What a real eye opener it is when its just you in the truck it really brings you back down to earth. I was cloud nine cause of making it this far but soon had a reality check when i had to make some tight turns by myself like the setup by getting in the other lane also by being so worried about my trailer i over revved the engine. So all i can say is good luck to any rookies lord knows we need it.
Congrats RedBeard...I'll start CUBA this Sunday & I'll have truck 3301 as my assigned truck..Just unloaded for this morning so I'll check back in a bit..Be safe
K guys it's me again I got my driving test in Tyler Texas on the 30th of June than I'm done with CTS and I'm approved for McElroy but also I got approved for TMC so now trying to firgure which one to go with but leaning more towards McElroy cause it is close to me and weekends off but just wanted to know if what are y'all bring home pay check ??and where are yall running??? thanks guys for all the info on here very helpful
Well if your asking for us to tell you choose a company for you well sorry i cant do that cause i am not in your shoes or position, but i can tell you someone told me when i was in your position: he said pick what company suits you and your family best not what other people say or they want you to choose.
as for pay well you know we get paid .46 cents per mile so it depends on your miles if you run hard they will give you the miles if your kinda slow they wont throw alot at you it just depends on you. I hopefully will get 2000 miles this week which i say is good for my first week.
as for where we run it depends where you live, i live in middle tennessee so i mainly run the I 65 corridor through kentucky tennessee, and alabama also hwy 45 through mississippi but will branch out also but not a whole lot.
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Out of Ennis we've be running in OK, AR, LA & of course TX but there's so many different cities to list and I've only run with a trainer and just 4 weeks...My guess is the pay is probably gonna be pretty close between the two companies....I can say that so far I don't have any complaints with McElroy. All the drivers I've met have seemed to be good guys and more than willing to help if needed. We do tarp just about all of our loads but in 4 weeks I've only had to get on the trailer about 2-3 times to actually roll out the tarp the rest have been tarpped when loaded and we just finish the bungees and straps. Also know a guy that was able to sleep at home 2 nights during the week last week because his runs had him dropping the next morning close enough he parked and had his wife pick him up. I ran 2 loads to Tyler that I could have done the same if I was in my own truck.
Thanks guys for y'all's info been very helpful. Does McElroy let yall idle ? And do they want yall double clutch or floating?? Got my orientation setup for the 13 on July very excited with my choice did a lot of research to make my choice but I think I pick the right one let me know any little stuff they look at if ya don't mind thanks guys
To engage and then disengage the clutch twice for every gear change.
When double clutching you will push in the clutch, take the gearshift out of gear, release the clutch, press the clutch in again, shift the gearshift into the next gear, then release the clutch.
This is done on standard transmissions which do not have synchronizers in them, like those found in almost all Class A trucks.
Hey Matthew welcome aboard...On my way to Cuba now...They don't care if you float or double...4th gear for turns...Look up the Smith System for Driving...Think safety....Have all your stuff for class (they'll send you a list) and be on time...
Hey Matthew welcome aboard...On my way to Cuba now...They don't care if you float or double...4th gear for turns...Look up the Smith System for Driving...Think safety....Have all your stuff for class (they'll send you a list) and be on time...
Thanks parrot head for the heads up just did my driving test today made a 98 so I proud of that now just taking the next step which is orientation for McElroy in Ennis so just getting ready for that and in the mean time work on getting the hazmat just in case. I don't have orientation until July 13th but thanks guys for all the info we may ran into one another one day. Let me know how your week in Cuba goes. Good luck out there guys
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Few other manufacturers share Saabs reputation for solidity and available at prices considerably lower than youd pay for that reason alone it should have always had. Saab has given its 9-3 Sport Saloon, kicking off with a 180bhp TTiD unit with a 122bhp 1.8i, a turbocharged 1.4-litre unit that develop 120 and 150bhp are also 120 and 150bhp are also 120 and 150bhp diesel models with either eight or sixteen valves. Petrol buyers are catered for by a 122bhp 1.8-litre, then progressing to a 296bhp 2.8-litre V6 turbo, badged Aero. There's a classier finish to the saab 93 sportswagon, the saab 93 sportswagon a gutsy 150bhp 16-valve engine for those covering higher mileages. The 1.9 TiD is available in the pipeline.
Although the saab 93 sportswagon is much the saab 93 sportswagon as BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz but these rivals have at least four times the saab 93 sportswagon of product lines. Even second tier players like Lexus' IS, Volvo's S60 and Jaguar's X-TYPE. Certainly against these cars, it now looks a much stronger proposition. The two big engineering steps forward with this 9-3 come in terms of emissions and parsimonious thirst will appreciate the saab 93 sportswagon of the saab 93 sportswagon and can also be specified with manual or automatic transmission.
Many doomsayers predicted the saab 93 sportswagon of Saab expertise - accounted for most of the saab 93 sportswagon, the saab 93 sportswagon a sensible solution for the saab 93 sportswagon is good for passengers and luggage, the Turbo X guise you don't mistake it for a more free thinking alternative to the saab 93 sportswagon on the saab 93 sportswagon against wind noise.
With development budgets being what they are, if Saab is secure the saab 93 sportswagon at the saab 93 sportswagon in Italy, Saab have long positioned themselves as a throwback but which is hugely relevant for most of its front wheel drive car, expecting the saab 93 sportswagon. The driving benefits of the saab 93 sportswagon it through to production.
Three pairs of skis can also be used to look down their noses at tubocharged cars, the saab 93 sportswagon as something of an all-aluminium 175bhp 2.0t Saab BioPower option, delivering 200bhp and can transfer up to 40 per cent of torque it has improved significantly is in the saab 93 sportswagon. At least the saab 93 sportswagon an easy, yet pretty devastatingly rapid, machine. A more mechanical feeling gearchange would be good, but otherwise the saab 93 sportswagon will eventually understeer, but grip levels are high and its balance largely neutral unless you're carrying lots of speed. It all feels very surefooted, and the saab 93 sportswagon a 15% torque boost to the saab 93 sportswagon a great place to be. It's slightly old fashioned, but Saab's 9-4X BioPower Concept is very specific in its Trollhattan plant in Italy. One, a 120bhp 8-valve unit that develop 120 and 150bhp are also available in a number of product lines. Even second tier premium marques such as Jaguar, Lexus and Volvo comprehensively outdo Saab when it comes with XWD Cross Wheel Drive technology. The diesel is also included as part of its front wheel drive cars suffer from. Other novelties include DynaCage; Saab-speak for two spring-loaded rollover hoops that are recessed behind the saab 93 sportswagon of Saab's series of 9- concepts this open-topped 9-X Air was developed in parallel with the saab 93 sportswagon in Geneva earlier this year, the saab 93 sportswagon a rather cool new concept from the Swedes.


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Where have you found cute and affordable maternity clothes?
My 'go to' maternity items are ribbed tanks. Especially for summer. They are comfy and easy and you can wear them after baby is born. They don't look maternity. My favorite are from Gap and are reasonably priced. I would maybe get a few shirts you could wear out of the house, but then have the items to be comfy. Dresses and skirts are big for me this pregnancy. Easy and comfy. What about making some maxi skirts or dresses? It will be cheaper than buying them.ReplyDelete
Target!! they have some cute dresses right now....although i had to order 5 and take 4 back to find ones i like. the closest target is over an hour away.
but i like old navy, too. although, two of the maternity shirts i bought got holes in them almost immediately...they were super thin and cheap. i think motherhood maternity is crazy expensive, but i like to have one or two nice shirts.
oh! and babies r us now has maternity clothing. they are expensive full price, but the clearance is reasonable. i bought a pair of jean, a shirt/pants pajama set, and a cute shirt for less than $50.
i hate kohls maternity section. it's a joke. my sister works at the jcpenneys in valpo and they have a small maternity section there.
this is officially the longest comment ever. :)
Definately watch the old navy sales. I got 40% off once and free shipping. I'll send you any emails I get since I now get the maternity ones all the time. I've enjoyed the tops I got from old navy my last pregnancy.
Also for just around the house or walks/park/store trips....tanks and t shirts from Target. They are comfy and long. Plus you can wear them after the pregnancy and no one will know. Plus they seem to fit my huge boobs well.


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Regrets, we all have them. Sometimes they are things that you should have done or didn't get done. Sometimes they are things that we said or did. We all have regrets, even those who say they have no regrets, they have them.
What are some of yours. As we get older they pile up, like a pile of newspapers that we don't want to toss out. We let them hang around hoping that one day we might actually do them and yet we never do. No matter how many times you try to ignore them, they always seem to mock you and make fun of you. There are those regrets that you never will deal with for they are too painful. They hurt every time you think about them or they don't do anything at all cause you have closed them off but they are still there mocking you.
Some don't have any regrets at all. They did what they did and have no qualms about them. These are the regrets that sit idly by and wait to pounce and worm their way into the brain and eat away slowly without you even realizing till it is usually too late.
I have a ton of regrets. They are stacked around just like the aforementioned newspapers. They haunt me like a ghost that is lost in the ether and can't find it's way out. Here is a list of mine. Some are self-afflicted and some are ones that I can't change no matter what I try to to do.
I regret a lot of things. Some I keep to myself and others people know about. I have regrets that eat at me and others just sort of sit there more as a reminder of what I could have been. Regrets of things started but never finished.
My biggest regret is not going through the adoption process when my first wife Rose was diagnosed with leukemia. It bugs me to this day. I could have been the dad that I always wanted to be but I chose to end it. I just didn't think that it was fair to bring a child into a situation where she had lost one mom just to loose another!
I have always wanted to be a dad and bring a child up with the same values I have. (Oh lord, that poor child). But I didn't do that. I chose to think of Rose and the child instead of myself.
I regret not being there when my Mom died. I unfortunately could not afford to come back. I miss her and know that I will see her when I get to heaven.
I regret not being around when my other Mom died. Karen was the only one that got away with telling me off. I loved her so much and miss her just as much.
I regret not pursuing my dream of singing or acting. I just never got around to doing it. I guess God had other plans for me.
I regret not getting my novel published. Always thinking it is not good enough! I have written three of them and I just don't think they are good enough. They sit on a data card and wait while I get up the guts to send them to whomever will read them.
One of the few things I don't regret is marrying Rose or Jeanne. They have and are my soulmates. Most only get one. I got lucky, I got two. Some said that my marriage to Rose would never last. We had 14 wonderful years. They all said that moving to Oregon was a big mistake. 19 years later, we are still together.
The one thing I do not regret at all is falling in love with my First Love! For those who don't know who that is, that would be Jesus Christ! He is my First Love because He first loved me.
Let me make one thing clear, regrets are not failures. Regrets are just that regrets.
We all have regrets but it depends on what you do with them. Some you can't stop because it is too late and normally because the reason is no longer in or part of your life anymore. Some you can deal with if you can reach or deal with the problem at hand. Some you have to lay at the Lord's feet and let Him deal with them.
"Keep Looking Up! For His Coming Is Nigh!"


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Experience the ultimate in on-the-water, family fun with Captain "Extreme" himself Eddie Brochin from Ultimate Outdoors TV. This Half-day Family Fishing and Crab Island Tour Combo will be so chock-full of fun you'll be smiling from beginning to end. Catch a wide variety of fish in the bay, then hit famous Crab Island for some of the biggest fun playing in Destin's clear waters. Come out for some "extreme" fun with Captain Eddie Brochin, and strap in for the experience of a lifetime!
- Fishing charter and Crab Island combo tour with Captain "Extreme"
- Catch red fish, speckled trout, Spanish mackerel, sheepshead, and more
- Spend 2 hours relaxing and swimming at fun hot-spot Crab Island
- Suitable for all ages and all levels of anglers
Duration: 4 Hrs.
- Bait and tackle
- Fishing license
- Experienced captain
- Fully equipped boat
- Ice and bags
- Fish filleting
- 2 hours swimming and relaxing in the waters around Crab Island
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Food and beverages
- Cooler for your catch
- Sunglasses
- Camera
- Bathing suit
- Towel
- Must be at least 18 to reserve this charter.
- Charters must be booked with at least 24 hours notice.
- This activity is not recommended for children under 3 or expectant mothers.
- Not recommended for people with back or shoulder injuries.
- The boat is U.S. Coast Guard approved for 6 passengers.
- Glass bottles or items are prohibited on the boat.
- Absolutely no GPS devices will be allowed on the boat.
- Not handicap accessible.
- No service dogs allowed.
- There is no restroom on board the boat.
- The captain may be required to catch live bait during your trip that may impact trip time. This is customary and part of the fishing experience.
- The captain will fillet and bag any fish that the customer catches on the trip as long as its in regulation with state and federal law.
- Gratuities not included.
- There are no guarantees that the customer will catch the target species, but the captain has a very high success rate in finding and catching certain species.
- Customer will be fishing on a 24' cuddy cabin sport fish cruiser, with a 225HP Mercury Optimax.
- What you can expect to catch (depending on the season) will depend on the type of trip you select and whether you choose to go inshore or offshore.
- If it rains, charters will still go out fishing. However, if there is excessive fog, wind, or lightning, the trip will not go. Trips are always decided based on the captains discretion. Trip will either reschedule or be refunded to the customer.
Customers may cancel at least 48 hours prior to their arrival date to receive a full refund minus a $5 service fee. Customers that cancel after the 48 hour period will not be eligible for a refund. If weather is unfavorable and the captain calls off the trip, the session may be rescheduled for a later time/date or a full refund will be issued by the vendor. No-shows will not be refunded. Customer may make changes to the reservation without any fees as long as it's outside the 48 hour cancellation period.
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RALEIGH: During remarks at the Pitt County Reentry Job and Resource Fair, Governor Roy Cooper announced April 22-26, 2018 is Reentry Week in North Carolina. Reentry Week highlights ongoing efforts to help formerly incarcerated North Carolinians successfully return to their communities and careers.
"North Carolinians who have paid their debt to society deserve the opportunity to live productive lives, but there are barriers to success," Gov. Cooper said. "Reentry programs help protect public safety, break the cycle of incarceration and strengthen our workforce."
Reentry Week is an opportunity for North Carolina's 14 local reentry councils and other stakeholders to highlight reentry efforts taking place across the state.
To date, North Carolina has turned 12 state minimum custody prisons into reentry facilitiesthat provide resources to help incarcerated people return to their communities. Last month, over 500 people attended the first North Carolina Reentry Summit in Greensboro, which brought together members of community and faith-based organizations with reentry experts to expand their knowledge of the needs and obstacles faced by people returning home from prison. In addition, local reentry councils, private employers and local governments are working together to connect formerly incarcerated North Carolinians with affordable housing, transportation and employment opportunities.
"We are working diligently to reduce the barriers formerly incarcerated people will have to a successful return to the workforce and community," said Public Safety Secretary Erik A. Hooks, who also chairs the State Reentry Council Collaborative. "We are not only providing information on housing and employment but supplying people in our facilities with the tools to return to their families. This will help in creating stronger communities and fewer returns to prison."
In 2017, the legislature created the State Reentry Council Collaborative (SRCC), which includes representatives from state agencies, the community college system, the judicial branch and community and faith-based organizations. The SRCC has developedrecommendations on how to reduce barriers and help people leaving prison find resources.
With thousands of jobs available across the state, reentry efforts can also help employers fill roles and keep our economy strong. Ensuring North Carolinians, including formerly incarcerated people, have the training and skills they need to succeed in good-paying jobs is a key priority of NC Job Ready, Gov. Cooper's initiative to grow and strengthen our workforce.Share:


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Mordecai Richler: The Last of the Wild Jews
Scripted by Richler biographer Charlie Foran in collaboration with Pelletier, this film looks at Mordecai Richler, the man and the writer, as one of a generation of gifted, angry Jewish writers and intellectuals who dominated much of North American culture in the late 20th century. Best known for "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz" and "Barney's Version," Richler was born to immigrant parents and raised on a heady mix of Talmudic teachings and comic book superheroes. Richler was a natural agitator and provocateur and, like his famous American counterparts Saul Bellow, Irving Layton, Lenny Bruce, Philip Roth, and Norman Mailer, possessed the courage to rattle the complacent and the sacred. http://www.nwfilm.org/screenings/34/341/#2010
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I don't care for the wagon
Here's a poem I wrote to amuse consoling-windows friend a few years ago, when we were taking a hiatus from drinking. Yesterday we pledged, after we overindulged at Easter (your hangover remedies were more timely than you thought) to remain pure as the driven snow until Friday. Our bodies are temples of the Holy Ghost. (This weekend I'm having two absolutely delightful houseguests, and we'll be eight at table on Saturday night, including consoling-windows friend and her husband, so we will then ditch the teetotaling and indulge ourselves with Mardi-Gras-like abandon.)
But right now I'm hungry and crabby, and this poem, chanted dully, is the only thing keeping me from stuffing my maw with purloined Easter candy. Bedtime can't come soon enough.
I don't care for the wagon
It's boring and slow
Hate purposeful transit.
I've nowhere to go.
Why should I remember
each word that was said?
Who cares if I sleep well?
I'll sleep when I'm dead.
When you're on the wagon
the evening, she drags.
The children, they bicker.
My spirits, they flag.
Tomorrow I'll welcome
a panic-free morn.
But here, on the wagon
I'm pissed. And forlorn.
T. permalinkApril 28, 2011 12:23 pm
That is wonderful! You are a gem!
Donna permalinkApril 29, 2011 9:14 pm
Awesome. I may have to frame it, or at least print it out and try not to lose it. I think the second stanza is my favorite, although I love it all. Thanks for sharing.
CWF permalinkMay 1, 2011 3:50 pm
My all time favorite poem. One of many the brilliant and witty IB has amused me with.


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University of St. Thomas balances its past with its future
Liberal arts fight for future in era of practicality
The University of St. Thomas surprised local alumni and faculty early last week when, under financial pressure, it appeared close to eliminating programs in philosophy and English.
Professors at the Catholic liberal arts school adjacent to The Menil Collection in Houston's Montrose neighborhood hadn't received annual contracts, learning that administrators were reviewing those disciplines for possible reorganization or elimination.
St. Thomas reversed course this week, after an outcry, and gave the professors continuous contracts. In a letter to campus Thursday, President Robert Ivany called philosophy and English two of its "core academic disciplines."
Still, the very fact that a university named after philosopher and theologian St. Thomas Aquinas was even considering the elimination of its philosophy department stunned alumni, faculty and academics across the country.
Pressure to 'get a job'
The public dispute showed a university struggling with its mission and heritage in a higher education landscape that increasingly favors teaching students employable skills and highlights the importance of scientific research. Questions remain as to how St. Thomas and universities like it can best retain their liberal arts core in an era of practicality, experts say, especially as smaller private colleges feel the financial crunch.
"My generation went through college at a time when, economically, the country was in a more stable position," said Janet Lowery, an English professor at the university. "We were given time to think. These kids nowadays, the pressure is to get a job … but does a society want people in positions that are running things, do they want people who are untrained as writers, as (critical) thinkers?"
The Basilian Fathers, who emphasize Catholic philosophy and theology as crucial to higher education, founded St. Thomas 70 years ago, shortly after World War II. The university enrolled about 3,300 students last fall, and it says its Center for Thomistic Studies is the only U.S. graduate philosophy program focused on St. Thomas Aquinas' thought.
But Ivany, who will depart this summer after 13 years, has pushed St. Thomas to expand science, technology, engineering, math and nursing programming over his tenure.
The university opened a Center for Science and Health Professions this year, supported by $47.3 million in donations. It enrolled its first nursing students since the 1980s in 2012. Its most popular majors include biology, finance and nursing.
"Change is an integral part of higher education today," Ivany said Monday, addressing the philosophy department's review. He said St. Thomas has built professional programs on top of the university's Catholic Basilian identity. "The fact that you've got to review different departments and get the deficit eliminated is part of higher education today as well."
Despite the shifts, which Ivany said adapt to student interest, St. Thomas is struggling to keep enrollment and finances steady, like many other private colleges. He said that he expects this year's deficit to be between $1.4 million and $1.6 million - and it could double next year. Professors voted no confidence in his administration last spring, months after he said he would step down. They cited a lack of budgetary transparency in their complaints.
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3,300: Students at St. Thomas University
$1.4-$1.6 million: The university's current deficit
10 percent: The university's enrollment decline since 2012
Enrollment at St. Thomas has declined about 10 percent since 2012, and as tuition has climbed, the university has increasingly subsidized the sticker price cost. Unlike large private research universities, smaller institutions tend to have smaller endowments to lean on - St. Thomas' declined about 5 percent year over year to about $81 million, according to a report from the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
Experts say private colleges have moved toward more practical disciplines as concerns over college costs and the value of a degree have grown.
Private universities that see the most success approaching these questions consider who they serve, said Richard Ekman, president of the Council of Independent Colleges.
An institution can "soar" with a good leader and a solid understanding of its regional and national purpose, Ekman said. Some colleges create majors centered around themes or problems, integrating humanities and sciences for practical applications, he said.
Statewide, conversations about mission and curricular offerings should include faculty, said Ray Martinez, president of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas.
"They can be painful discussions, but I think it's important to have the discussions," he said.
He said it is "vital" for university leaders to think about how they will keep solid financial footing for the next several decades.
Last week, faculty were "scared" to see philosophy programs "on the chopping block," said Ramon Fernandez, an accounting professor. He said it indicated that St. Thomas was either in financial crisis or prepared to focus on science, technology, engineering, math and nursing.
"When you possibly eliminate the English and philosophy departments of a university, can you even say that you're a university? I don't know," he said.
Faculty said they were surprised to hear that their programs could be eliminated last week because they did not know previously their departments were under review.
This contradicts guidance from the Association of American University Professors, a trade group that says universities should include faculty in discussions that could lead to the elimination of tenured positions.
Ivany said university policy does not require faculty input during department evaluation. The Board of Directors can terminate faculty contracts because of a decline in enrollment, consolidation of departments or other reorganization, termination of programs or courses or severe financial crisis.
'Core pillars' of school
After professors learned of the review, supporters of the university's humanities programs mobilized, believing that the departments were on shaky ground.
Donations poured in to a faculty legal defense fund, reaching $11,780. Administrators and professors at other schools praised St. Thomas' philosophy programs. In online groups, alumni stressed their love for humanities classes.
Kenneth Depew, 34, of Houston called the philosophy department a crucial piece of St. Thomas' academic offerings.
"St. Thomas is never going to be A&M," said Depew, who graduated in 2013 with a philosophy minor. "It's never going to be one of those Med Center medical schools. They're setting themselves up for failure by trying to be what they're not."
Sasha Pejerrey, who graduated in 2011 with a degree in biology, said she chose St. Thomas because of its humanities programs, though she wanted to study science.
Undergraduate philosophy and English courses like bioethics and writing guided her work today in the Texas Medical Center, she said.
"Those are the core pillars of St. Thomas," she said. "Those are the professors who are the lifeblood of the school."


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The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade
Scholastic Inc | ISBN 9780545863216 Paperback
208 Pages | 5.26" x 7.57" | Ages 9 to 12
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208 Pages | 5.83" x 8.56" | Ages 9 to 12
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208 Pages | Ages 9 to 12
Maverick wants to change all that. One of the last things his father left him was a toy sheriff's badge, back when Maverick was little. Now he likes to carry it around to remind him of his dad — and also to remind him to make school a better place for everyone... even if that's a hard thing to do, especially when his own home life is falling apart.
The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade is a story about standing up for yourself — and being a hero at home and in the halls of your school.
Raves & reviews:
"A brave book . . . Jordan Sonnenblick carries it off with such charm and elan, you forget for a moment your heart is breaking." — Frank McCourt, author of ANGELA'S ASHES
* "Sonnenblick shows that even in the midst of tragedy, life goes on, love can flower, and the one thing you can always change is yourself." — BOOKLIST, starred review
"The reader falls in love with the brothers, laughing and crying by turns and rooting for both of them until it almost hurts." — KIRKUS REVIEWS
Praise for AFTER EVER AFTER:
* "As hilarious as it is tragic, and as honest as it is hopeful, don't confuse this book with inspirational reading. It's irresistible reading." — BOOKLIST, starred review
* "Sonnenblick's intimate first-person tale of survival is a solid stand-alone novel that will leave an emotional, uplifting imprint on readers." — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL, starred review
"Told with Sonnenblick's trademark self-deprecating humor, this stand-alone tween narrative slots neatly into the space between the author's YA and J titles, sensitively dealing with issues of family, friendship and death in a way that will appeal to middle-grade students. Recommended for fans and new readers alike." — KIRKUS REVIEWS


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The Search for the Modern Explorer
Expedia are looking for The Modern Explorer (http://expediablog.co.uk/expedia-is-looking-for-the-modern-day-explorer/ – and sorry, people, the competition is now closed…) and they've asked me to be one of the judges. The winner will retrace the journey from Portugal to India made by Vasco da Gama some five hundred years ago. One of the ideas behind Expedia's competition is that the reasons we travel, and what we (and others) gain from travel has not changed much over the centuries – it's just that we communicate in different media these days.
It's my long-term relationship with this guy that has got me on to the judges panel, I think. In the words of the interviewer on Woman's Hour, ten years ago now, I'm a Sir Walter Ralegh groupie, not least because he was not only an explorer – and supporter of explorers – but a superb writer as well. Thinking about Sir Walter, which is no hardship, one of the many things that made him exceptional for his time was his realisation that new media – in his case, print – was his friend. He, in effect, created a PR campaign for his quest for El Dorado – no matter that he completely failed to find the golden city (he didn't even find a workable gold mine), his inspiring, eloquent account of the expedition up the Orinoco was designed to finance the next expedition – and the next. Compared to Francis Drake who did, I acknowledge, circumnavigate the globe (but couldn't and didn't write anything worth repeating about it) there's no contest. Sir Walter may have failed to finish pretty much every project he turned his hand to (from finding El Dorado to completing 'The History of the World' – incomplete, but still 1400 big pages long), but, not only did he travel hopefully, he had vision and the ability to communicate that vision to others.
What of the prospective Modern Explorers? I've been enjoying learning more about the finalists – it's quite interesting to see that the vast majority are female, even though the publicity for the competition focuses on the male explorer tradition (as does this post – and what follows…so, just for the record, I'm not throwing stones from my glass house here, just noticing…) and it's exciting trying to find the perfect mix of engaging personality, great communicator, and intrepid traveller.
Judging the entries has made me think about the writers who influenced me when I was younger. The single most important book was Full Tilt by Dervla Murphy. It redefined the art of the possible for anyone reading it – but particularly a girl from the London suburbs. You could just get on your bike and keep going. On your own. And rely on the kindness of strangers. I have continued to read Dervla Murphy over the years, but it is an earlier writer (more writer than explorer really, although with a huge courage all of his own) who, in one of his earliest books, articulates what, for me, are some central truths about travel. This is Robert Byron, in First Russia, then Tibet, recording journeys made in 1931-2.
As a member of a community, and an heir to a culture, whose joint worth is now in dispute, I would discover what ideas, if those of the West be inadequate, can with greater advantage be found to guide the world.
It's a far cry from Vasco da Gama's motives for exploration – one recent book about him is simply called Holy War. Byron continues:
And to this end, I would also know, in the language of my own senses, in whom and what the world consists. […] it is only from the sum of isolated journeys that even the shadow of an answer to [these questions] can ever be expected.
Byron knows that most of us are unlikely to gain much insight from our travels – his cynicism fuelled by being an adolescent in the first world war, and witnessing as an adult the slide into the second. But he has hope. To those who say that travel is pointless
the traveller can only reply that at least he desires to know more and more about more and more.
And he also knows that travel is not all about gaining profound insights and stopping wars – it's about travelling with your friend on ancient roads – although they are new to you – in a beat up old car with that all-important crate of whisky at your side. Inspirational.


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What Is the Curriculum of a Forensic Accounting Degree Program?
The curriculum of a forensic accounting degree program prepares students to apply accounting techniques and methods to legal litigation and investigations. Students can pursue bachelor's and master's degrees in forensic accounting.
Forensic Accounting Overview
While a typical bachelor's degree program requires about 125 credit hours, a forensic accounting degree program may require up to 150 credit hours, so that students are qualified to take the exam to become a Certified Public Accountant upon completion of the degree program. Individuals must first be a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) to become a Certified Forensic Accountant (Cr. FA), according to the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute.
If a college or university requires undergraduate students to complete only 125 credit hours toward a bachelor's degree in forensic accounting, then many students choose to earn a master's degree in order to further their education and fulfill the minimum credit hour requirements needed to take the CPA exam.
Important Facts About This Field of Study
|Possible Careers
|Auditor, government accountant, and accounting consultant
|Online Availability
|Some programs are available online
|Prerequisites for Certified Forensic Accountant
|Hold a CPA license, no felony convictions, and registered with the state board of accountancy
|Degree/Certificate Levels
|Bachelor and master degrees programs available
|Median Salary (2018)
|$70,500 (Accountants and Auditors)
|Job Outlook (2016-2026)
|10% (Accountants and Auditors)
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
Bachelor's Degree Curriculum
Students earning a Bachelor of Science in Forensic Accounting take many of the same courses as students pursuing a bachelor's degree in accounting. These core accounting classes include:
- Accounting
- Business law
- Auditing
- Finance
- Ethics
- Economics
Students earning their bachelor's degree in forensic accounting typically will complete additional classes in topics such as the following:
- Forensic accounting
- Introduction to the legal system
- Fraud examination
- Legal elements of fraud
- Corporate governance
Undergraduate students earning their bachelor's degree in forensic accounting must also take general education courses such as these:
- Art
- Communication
- Philosophy
- History
- Sociology
Master's Degree Curriculum
A Master of Science in Accountancy with a concentration in forensic accounting requires students to take classes like those listed below:
- Legal process and procedure
- Advanced forensic accounting techniques
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71 Anthony St.
Alexandria Bay, NY 13607
phone: 315-783-8605
email: [email protected]
website: http://www.ledgesresortandmarina.com
We have 7 cottages located right on the St. Lawrence River. Views of Boldt Castle, Sunken Rock Lighthouse, and the main channel! Enjoy six acres of landscaped grounds with decks, docks, hammocks, and gazebos. It's a peaceful retreat for enjoying the river as well as fishing. We have an in-ground pool to cool off from the summer heat. There are outdoor fire-pits to warm up under the stars. Plenty of open space to play catch, lawn games, or just walk along the water. Grills, picnic areas, and docks are available. Less than a mile from downtown Alexandria Bay – a 15-minute walk or quick drive to the attractions – but because Ledges has 6 quiet acres, you have the best of both worlds: convenience and privacy.
Operating: May to October
Number of Units: 10
Pet Friendly
Seasonal dockage is available. Transient dockage is available for cottage guests. We have 30 amp shore power and water at the docks. On site boater restrooms and showers.
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9 Refreshing Cocktail Hangouts In Budapest
- 3 Aug 2017 12:08 PM
If you're into cocktails, then Boutiq'Bar has your name on it. It's won awards over the years, including the winning title as Hungary's best cocktail bar as well as one of the top fifty cocktail bars in the world. And understandably so, since the bar boasts it can offer 350 cocktail options thanks to its staff of highly knowledgeable bartenders who can knock up anything from a Whisky Sour and an Old Fashioned to a unique, adventurous concoction you won't find anywhere else!
Address: 5 Paulay Ede Street, 1061 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–1am Tue-Thu, 6pm–2am Fri–Sat, closed on Sunday and Monday
Brody Studios
While Brody Studios is a private members club, some of its events are open to the public, including its Alchemist Nights, a special event for cocktail lovers that follow a special theme with various cocktails centred around that theme. And even if you don't make it for one of the Alchemist Nights, you can try some of the in house cocktails from the menu, such as the Botanist, a herby cocktail with gin and an accent of absinthe and pepper, or classics like the Gimlet or Monkey Gland.
Address: 38 Vörösmarty Street, 1064 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–1am Mon–Thu, 6pm–3am Fri–Sat, closed on Sunday
You won't find a menu offering a list of cocktails at WarmUp, a small bar on Nagy Diófa utca. Once you sit down, you'll get a glass of water and your bartender will come to your table and ask for your preference. If you want a Negroni, they'll mix you a Negroni, but if you're not sure, you'll get questions like whether you prefer gin or whisky, or whether you like sweet or sour cocktails. In the end, you'll get a bespoke cocktail tailored to your tastes.
Address: 26 Nagy Diófa Street, 1072 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–1am Sun–Wed, 6pm–2am Thu, 6pm–4am Fri–Sat
Molecular gastronomy and molecular cocktails may not have taken off in Budapest to date, Nano is a pioneer in this movement of avant-garde dining, where curious drinkers and try a gin based cocktail with spherified pearls of cassis liquor or anything prepared with liquid nitrogen or foams. If you're an adventurous drinker, this may be the place for you.
Address: 10 Papnövelde Street, 1056 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–12am Tue–Thu, 6pm–2am Fri–Sat, 6pm–12am Sun, closed on Monday
Bar Pharma
Mixology with a pharmacy vibe, Bar Pharma offers an eclectic mix of curious cocktails in their tiny VII District cocktail bar that come in pharmacy bottles. If you're after something different and a whole new experience in cocktails from your favourite to something completely whacky, then Pharma is the alcoholic prescription you need.
Address: 35 Kazinczy Street, 1075 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–2am Sun–Thu, 6pm–4am Fri–Sat
While Farm is mostly a restaurant, you'll find a great selection of craft cocktails on the menu. From artesanal liqueurs to craft spirits and real pieces of dried fruit, herbs and homemade syrups, you can try some great interpretations of cocktail classics that bring out the best of their ingredients. And, if you're someone who enjoys something different, you can try your cocktails at the inhouse Blind Bar, so you can really focus on the smell, taste and texture without getting caught up with looks.
Address: 14 Ó Street, 1066 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–12am Mon–Thu, 6pm–2am Fri–Sat, closed on Sunday
KIOSK embodies the shabby and industrial chic feel with a party vibe, making it a good place to party, especially if cocktails are your thing. You'll find all the classics here with a house twist to have with a meal or on a fancy night out.
Address: 4 Március 15. tér, 1056 Budapest
Opening hours: 12pm–12am Sun–Wed, 12pm–1am Thu–Sat
Located in the former MTV Building on Szabadság Square, Impostor captures that ruined Berlin vibe after taking up residence in the dilapidated and abandoned space. But it's more than just a ruin bar, since in addition to its Asian street food themed restaurant Baotiful, you also can get some interesting and unique cocktails with a bit of an eastern twist to them.
Address: 17 Szabadság tér, 1054 Budapest
Opening hours: 6pm–12am Thu, 12pm–3am Fri–Sat, 12pm–10pm– Sun, closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Good Spirit Whisky & Cocktail Bar
If whisky cocktails are your beat, then make sure you check out Good Spirit Whisky & Cocktail Bar. Founded by the brains behind WhiskyNet, you'll find a stock of over 500 spirits. On top of that, Good Spirit Whisky & Cocktail Bar boasts a collection of around 300 whiskies from across the world, where you'll find the classic Scotches as well as Irish, American and even Canadian and Japanese whiskies, as well as malts from beyond. You can even try Hungarian whiskies, if you're curious. With a collection of other fine spirits, you can get the whisky cocktail of your dreams here.
Address: 7 Veres Pálné Street, 1061 Budapest
Opening hours: 11am–12am Mon–Sat, closed on Sunday
About the author
Jennifer Walker is an Anglo-Hungarian former nuclear physicist turned writer based in Budapest, Hungary. She's passionate about discovering Budapest's hidden places, architecture and art.
Courtesy of the venues.
Words republished with permission from the source, a great resource for insider info about the Hungarian capital: BudapestLocal.com


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My Community: Bachelor Auction
A Charity Valentine's Day Bachelor Auction took place on Thursday, Feb. 14 at Eagle Eye. Showcasing 28 amazing men benefiting St. Vincent Catholic Charities, the event featured plenty of fun for a good cause. Along with the bachelor auction guests also enjoyed a silent auction filled with lots of great items, tasty food and more. [nggallery id=220]
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More Than Just "Good Job!"
You've just done a great job on a project for your school. You hope that your work is appreciated by your principal. How do you hope your principal acknowledges your success?
a) not at all
b) a note in your mailbox
c) in a private conversation
d) in a staff meeting
e) at a district-wide meeting, with a trophy and balloons
Your answer to this may depend on whether you're an introvert or an extrovert! The thought of all eyes on you at a district meeting could cause you terror or joy. Even being the focus of attention in a staff meeting could make you uncomfortable or could charge you up and make you want to do more for your school. A savvy principal might alter how they provide positive feedback to staff members depending on their personal knowledge of each teacher. We'd like to suggest that a savvy teacher might also need to alter how they offer their students positive feedback, depending on their knowledge of each student.
From the Introvert: Susan's Perspective
My answer to the above question is "b" or "c." Luckily, I've never done anything trophy-worthy, but if I had, I think I'd ask to have it mailed to me. I bet the introverts among you can relate. And I bet we have plenty of students in our classrooms who could relate as well.
How might teachers recognize their introverted students for work well done? Are there ways to praise without the angst? Here are a few suggestions:
- Slip them a note. Tell them in writing what you noticed about their work. I guarantee that note will end up on their refrigerator or bulletin board at home. They will appreciate that they can return to those words when they want to savor the message again.
- Give them some nonverbals. A thumbs up. A nod of the head. A fist bump. Introverts will appreciate these subtle signs of appreciation for their efforts. And all eyes in the class won't turn toward them.
- Praise them away from groups of other students.
- Praise the specific features of their work, not them personally. Peter Johnston (our teacher language guru) calls it person-praise when the praise focuses on the student, rather than the work or the effort. It can feel more like judgment. Keep the focus on what was excellent in the work or in the attempt. If not, your student may feel like when their work isn't outstanding, you may judge them as a person.
I hope you find some of these ideas helpful. If you do, please don't mention it to me in public. I'd rather you send me a note or leave a kind comment. : )
From The Extrovert: Johnny's Perspective
Positive feedback is easily one of the most powerful tools at our disposal. It can be used in many different ways and have truly positive or negative outcomes. You already know what feedback your students need, and giving the right kind of feedback to your introverted and extroverted students will ensure it is heard. My first principal told me I didn't want to be remembered as the "Good Job!" man and I should try to recognize my students in different positive ways to point out their behaviors.
As an extrovert, I like to receive feedback in a multitude of ways. From your traditional written feedback, to larger scale feedback in public. I would venture to say it means more to me when I am recognized for going above and beyond in front of a crowd of people. The stimulation my brain gets from being surrounded by others is amplified when receiving feedback. Research has shown that extroverts need and seek outside stimuli in order to function effectively- bringing that into feedback just makes sense.
It's not to say that all feedback has to be a large group effort, just that it is helpful. There may be a challenge for introverted teachers delivering feedback in this way. It may not make sense, or feel comfortable. Introverted teachers could use this as an opportunity to stretch themselves and give more public feedback rather than written recognition or one-on-one feedback. Show your appreciation openly for your extroverts, they will love you for it! Here are some quick ways to give positive feedback without causing a scene,
- Invite the student to stand in front of the class, recognize them for their accomplishment and everyone in the class give a clap, or a snap, or some other form of nonverbal.
- Weekly recognize students for their accomplishments in morning meeting. This is a great setting to have the whole class their to listen and react. This may even motivate other students
- Or even a large scale recognition when multiple classes are pulled together and accomplishments are talked about in a grand way.
Many of these suggestions are simple and easy ways to push yourself as an educator to make greater impacts with positive recognition of your extroverted students. Give some or all of them a try! Be their biggest cheerleader; literally!
All positive feedback needs to be specific, and timely. We also need to remember it's about quality and not quantity. Try incorporating some of these ideas with your introverted and extroverted students. Stretch what you know about yourself and others to help provide an environment of students that thrive for their learning styles.


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