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Key Justices Signal Support for Affordable Care Act
"At a Supreme Court argument Tuesday, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kavanaugh suggested that striking down one provision would not doom the balance of the law.
By Adam Liptak
Nov. 10, 2020Updated 12:52 p.m. ET
Supporters of the Affordable Care Act outside the Supreme Court in Washington on Tuesday.Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times
WASHINGTON — The bulk of the Affordable Care Act, the sprawling 2010 health care law that is President Barack Obama's defining domestic legacy, appeared likely to survive its latest encounter with the Supreme Court in arguments on Tuesday.
It was not clear whether the court would strike down the so-called individual mandate, which was rendered toothless in 2017 after Congress zeroed out the penalty for failing to obtain insurance.
But at least five justices, including two members of the court's conservative majority, indicated that they were not inclined to strike down the balance of the law. In legal terms, they said the mandate was severable from the rest of the law.
"It does seem fairly clear that the proper remedy would be to sever the mandate provision and leave the rest of the law in place," said Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. made a similar point. "Congress left the rest of the law intact when it lowered the penalty to zero," he said.
Tens of millions of Americans gained insurance coverage under the 2010 law, which includes popular provisions on guaranteed coverage for pre-existing medical conditions, emergency care, prescription drugs and maternity care. Republican state officials, backed by the Trump administration, say that a key provision of the law is unconstitutional, and that this means the whole law must fall.
The law has survived two earlier challenges in the Supreme Court. In 2012, the court upheld the law's requirement that most Americans obtain insurance or pay a penalty — the "individual mandate." The vote was 5 to 4, with Chief Justice Roberts writing the controlling opinion, which said the mandate was authorized by Congress's power to assess taxes. He was joined by what was at the time the court's four-member liberal wing.
In 2015, the court said the federal government could provide nationwide tax subsidies to help poor and middle-class people buy health insurance, rejecting an argument that the subsidies were available only in states that had created marketplaces, known as exchanges, to allow people who lack insurance to shop for individual health plans. A contrary ruling would have created havoc in the insurance markets and undermined the law. The vote was 6 to 3, with the four liberals, the chief justice and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who retired in 2018, in the majority.
Since the last major challenge, three new justices have joined the court, all appointed by President Trump. One of them, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, has been publicly critical of the earlier rulings.
In a 2017 law review article, she questioned the chief justice's 2012 opinion. "Chief Justice Roberts pushed the Affordable Care Act beyond its plausible meaning to save the statute," Justice Barrett wrote.
In an interview after the 2015 decision, she said, "I think the dissent has the better of the legal argument."
"That's not to say the result isn't preferable," Judge Barrett said at the time. "It's clearly a good result that these millions of Americans won't lose their tax subsidies."
The new case, California v. Texas, No. 19-840, was brought by Republican officials who said the mandate became unconstitutional after Congress in 2017 zeroed out the penalty for failing to obtain health insurance because it could no longer be justified as a tax.
They went on to argue that the mandate was a crucial feature of the law, meaning that every other part of it should be wiped out.
The challenge has largely succeeded in the lower courts. A federal judge in Texas ruled that the entire law was invalid, but he postponed the effects of his ruling until the case could be appealed. In December, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, agreed that the mandate was unconstitutional but declined to rule on the fate of the remainder of the health law, asking the lower court to reconsider the question in more detail.
States controlled by Democrats and the House, which intervened in the case to defend the health law, asked the Supreme Court to intervene, saying a prompt decision was needed to remove the uncertainty caused by the lower courts' decisions.
The law's defenders are hoping that the Republican challengers cannot run the table on three separate legal arguments they would need to win: that they have suffered the sort of injury that gives them standing to sue; that the zeroing out of the tax penalty made the individual mandate unconstitutional; and that the rest of the law cannot stand without the individual mandate.
The Republicans also face the challenge of the enormous practical effects of striking down the law. Doing so would increase the ranks of the uninsured in the United States by more than 20 million people — a nearly 70 percent increase — according to new estimates from the Urban Institute.
The biggest loss of coverage would be among low-income adults who became eligible for Medicaid under the law after all but a dozen states expanded the program to include them. But millions would also lose private insurance, including young adults whom the law allowed to stay on their parents' plans until they turned 26 and families whose income was modest enough to qualify for subsidies under the law that help pay their monthly premiums.
Tuesday's arguments, which will be heard by telephone, are scheduled for 80 minutes but are likely to last two hours or longer. Michael J. Mongan, the solicitor general of California, representing a coalition of liberal-leaning states, will defend the law; Kyle D. Hawkins, the solicitor general of Texas, representing a coalition of conservative-leaning states, will urge the justices to strike it down.
Two other lawyers will also appear: Jeffrey B. Wall, the acting U.S. solicitor general, will argue for the Trump administration in support of Texas. And Donald B. Verrilli Jr., who successfully defended the law in 2012 as solicitor general in the Obama administration, will argue for the House in support of California."
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Adriana Altaras is a director, actress and writer. And she is from a country which no longer exists: Yugoslavia. The daughter of Jewish partisans who fought for Tito and later started a new life in post-war Germany, in this lovely film she tells the story of her "high maintenance family". Adriana's domestic situation appears unusual at first glance, but can be seen as typical of the generation born after the War. Despite a high standard of living, the wounds from her parents' past can be felt, even to this day, and the search for her own roots are her constant companion.
Tito's Glasses
Doc, 52 / 90 min, 2014
Written and Directed by: Regina Schilling
Produced by: Thomas Kufus, zero one film GmbH
Co Produced by: SWR
funded by: Film- und Medienstiftung NRW, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg and Filmförderungsanstalt FFA
Language: German, Italian, English, Croatian with English Subtitles
Best Documentary Award – Sguardi Altrove Film Festival, Italy, 2015
SNGCI Special Award – Sguardi Altrove Film Festival, Italy, 2015
Youth Jury Award - Sguardi Altrove Film Festival, Italy, 2015
Festival of Tolerance, Slovenia, 2017
New York Jewish Film Festival, USA, 2016
Goethe-Institut New Zealand, 2015
International TV Festival Bar, Montenegro, 2015
Three Award to Tito's Glasses at the Sguardi Altrove International Film Festival, 2015:
Le Donne Raccontano International Award
The jury made up by Laura Delli Colli, Giovanni Giommi and Fabrizio Grosoli assigned the award for Best Documentary to Tito's Glasses by Regina Schilling with the following motivation:
A journey into personal memory and recent history that, despite the wounds of the past, looks towards the future with
Religion Today International Film Festival, Italy, 2015
Aegean Docs Film Festival – Official Selection, Greece, 2015
German Film Week, Montenegro June 2015
UnderhillFest, Montenegro, 2015
Beldocs International Film Festival, Serbia, 2015
Flying Broom International Women's Film Festival, Turkey, 2015
Louxemburg Cinematheque, 2015
Sguardi Altrove International Film Festival, Italy, 2015
Bozner Film Week in South Tyrol, Italy, 2015
Vienna Jewish Film Festival, 2015
Toronto jewish Film Festival, 2015
Yad VaShem Visual Center
The US Holocaust Museum & Memorial


Summit's Lower School mathematics program is aligned to the NYS learning standards and core curriculum. Our program focuses on the development of concepts and proficiency of math skills through the integrated study of number sense and operations, measurement, algebra, geometry, and statistics and probability.
In addition to the development of basic skills, students learn to communicate and reason mathematically and to become effective problem solvers by using appropriate strategies and tools effectively.
Students in grades 3-8 participate annually in the NYS Mathematics assessment. These tests are designed to measure conceptual understanding, procedural fluency and problem solving.
Elementary School: The primary focus of our elementary program is to help students build a solid foundation in mathematics. Students are grouped according to skill level. Small-group instruction allows teachers to accommodate each student's individual learning styles. The use of manipulatives enables children to enjoy a hands-on approach to learning. Computer software is also used to facilitate the acquisition of basic math skills.
Middle School: The middle school program is designed to help students deepen their understanding of mathematics using a hands-on and spiraling approach. Real-life applications and collaborative learning experiences put mathematics in a meaningful context. Problem solving and pre-algebra skills are the main focus of our curriculum in preparation for high school level mathematics.


Independent Drawing Gig>라는 국제 전시에서 출발하였다.
한국에서는 인천 작전동의 플라스틱 공장에서 개최하게 되었다.
organizing the show in their own country in this year.
under the title of 'Holyday Factory Jakjeon I.D. Gig 4 Incheon'.
about site, drawing, gig, and the gap between them.
나는 전통적이지 않은 드로잉과 인디음악이 많은 접점을 공유한다고 생각했다.
an independent stage of art.
WE/RECORD/US (박다함/로보토미/ew) 의 SOUND PICNIC 작업 설치 마무리 했습니다.
Temporary project team 'ㅇㅋ' went for art shopping.
We bought Bae Young-Hwan's photography at PKM Gallery Seoul.
공장을 맴도는 튀는 요소를 가지고 안튀게 하느라 힘들었던 작업.


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Member Spotlight: JV Valladolid, Environmental Justice Organizer, Ironbound Community Corporation
Posted by Michelle Ancil 15 on April 19, 2022
"When we talk about environmental injustice, we are talking about our neighborhood being seen and used as a dumping ground for corporations. We are talking about the land being sacrificed and people being displaced. We are talking about our neighborhood being targeted by companies because they want to build on our community."
-JV Valladolid, Environmental Justice Organizer, Ironbound Community Corporation
An introduction to JV…
"My name is JV, and my pronouns are JV. I am an Environmental Justice Organizer with the Ironbound Community Corporation (ICC) based in Newark, New Jersey, unceded Lenape Land. But that's not really who I am. I self-describe as a Newark-native and child of immigrants. I see my current job as an extension of my previous work in education focused on Reproductive Justice. I started organizing with the Masakhane Center which is a youth-driven organization providing community-based sexuality education in and around Newark. I became an educator with the Masakhane Center, where I helped orientate youth about reproductive justice."
An introduction to the Environmental Justice Department at ICC…
"Under our Environmental Justice department, our team works to reconnect people to the earth, and bring attention to the pollution in the neighborhood. Here at ICC, we have an urban garden called Down Bottom Farms. We have youth and adult programs, volunteer opportunities, and community events that operate out of Down Bottom Farms. Our team also works to bring attention to the terrible air quality in Ironbound caused by three existing toxic gas power plants, congested diesel truck traffic, an incinerator, and one superfund site (a superfund site is an abandoned toxic waste site that requires a cleanup response due to hazardous materials and conditions). More than 50% of what is burned in at the garbage incinerator comes from outside of the Ironbound. The asthma rate in Ironbound is three times higher than anywhere else in the state of New Jersey. We know that the environmental and health hazards in our community are a consequence of the emissions from the corporations and factories in the neighborhood. When I think about all the connections between environmental justice, health, political decision-making - I realize that each factor impacts the other.
Our current effort is to increase public awareness of the fourth power plant trying to make its way into our community (Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission). We are preparing community members to provide public testimony. The struggle is strategic on the part of our opposition, where they are probably thinking that with enough time, people will forget and the community will stop showing up."
JV on the environmental justice fight in Newark, New Jersey…
"Newark isn't unique in the fight for environmental justice. Newark is an environmental justice community, meaning that the people who grow up here have no choice but to be exposed to environmental hazards. Newark is similar to the other environmental justice communities across the country, which are low-income, predominantly residents of Color, and/or undocumented. Communities that look like Newark are likewise targeted by power plants, luxury housing, and highway construction, which consequently bulldoze people off the land. What makes Newark special in the movement, though, is that our community has been leading the fight for an environmental justice bill moving through the legislature, which is meant to protect overburdened communities in New Jersey from further pollution and harm."
JV's thoughts on achieving policies in New Jersey that support immigrants…
"When we talk about environmental injustice, we are talking about our neighborhood being seen and used as a dumping ground for corporations. We are talking about the land being sacrificed and people being displaced. We are talking about our neighborhood being targeted by companies because they want to build on our community. I have been thinking about the recent Census, and how every Census year, pockets of our community go unaccounted for. The Census doesn't reflect that our neighbors have been pushed out. Or that the area is filled with waste, so community members have been forced to move. The majority of our community is working class, undocumented, and people of Color. They are hardly ever counted, but face the most extreme injustice. There aren't strong enough policies that exist in New Jersey that protect our communities from harm."
JV's sentiments about Earth Day…
"Earth Day brings up a lot of memories and feelings for me. The first time I actually saw something blossom was in my adult life. I visited Soul Fire Farm and had the opportunity to see a pea blossom. I saw this beautiful flower, wondered what it was, and someone told me it was a pea. I became emotional, and still do just thinking about it. A lot of the places we live in don't have green spaces, so there's not enough opportunities for us to build an intimate relationship with the Earth. Too often, programs focus on teaching people about the Earth, but I don't think we need to be taught that exactly. Instead, I think we should be helping people reconnect with the Earth."
JV on the intersection between reproductive justice and environmental justice…
"The intersection between Reproductive Justice and Environmental Justice is often overlooked. Reproductive Justice to me is the right to live in a safe and sustainable community and have full autonomy over one's body. We know that there are health issues that are happening to people's bodies just because of where they live and the pollutants they are surrounded by. There isn't enough validation given to this part of the work, despite the amount of research that exists on the impacts that environmental hazards have on people's bodies. For example, high asthma rates in children, cancer as a result of toxins, and so much more. It's also really important for me to highlight that whether we choose to parent or not, toxins from our environment live in our bodies and get passed down. Whether someone chooses to parent or not, there are reproductive challenges that arise, which range from fertility issues, gynecological issues to pregnancy outcomes. People who are Black and Brown, low-income and undocumented already face higher risks of reproductive challenges.
Giddy Health recently published an article titled "Environmental Racism's Toll on Reproductive Health", which details how the Ironbound community's environmental concerns contribute to reproductive justice concerns in the neighborhood. The article also brings to lights' ICC's campaign against the fourth power plant (PVSC)."
JV's inspiration…
"My mother inspires me deeply. My mother has a rare diagnosis and the way she's had to navigate life has informed my work. Throughout my time as a Reproductive Justice educator, I recognized the lack of educational material for people with disabilities. Now in my organizing work, I try to always think of ways of making information and events accessible and relevant to all people."
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Henry Greener of the Wear Flint Glass Works
Greener glass has a particular resonance for me. The first piece I bought in my collection was this amber basket with a Japanese influence and an abstract design. It was finding out what I had bought that took me into the world of English pressed glass.
The Wear Flint Glassworks in Sunderland traded under various names, changing from Angus & Greener to Henry Greener and lastly to Greener & Co in 1885.
Greeener glass competed with several firms in the North-East, including Sowerby Glass and Davidson Glass.
Henry Greener was apprenticed to a glassmaker and progressed to be a travelling salesman. He seems to have been a man of some business ability, a raconteur and wit so he was very likely good company.
Early on the Greener glass firm registered some of their designs, starting in 1858. In 1869 they registered the well known political design "Gladstone for the Million" and they were known for making commemorative designs.
In the 1870s the firm increased their range of articles produced and branched out into coloured glass items including malachite. In the late 1880s they produced an interesting range of pressed glass baskets with a Japanese influenced design.
James Jobling took over the firm in 1885 when it was not doing well and turned the company round. Six hundred different articles of domestic glassware were on their list along with commercial glass for trams, railways, ships and lighthouses. The firm remained one of the smaller ones however until after the first world war when they introduced Pyrex (under licence from the US) which was very successful.
Greener Glass Trademark
The early Greener glass trade mark was a half lion ("demi lion rampant") facing left with a five pointed star held in the right paw and registered in 1876. Later on they changed it to the same lion pointing right and holding an axe in its paws
They produced a range of pieces for Queen Victoria's Jubilee, by which time a large number of different designs and items were part of normal production.


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In Which We Learn a Surprising Amount About Dirt
Howdy all! As you've probably already seen if you follow us on our various social media channels (and if you don't, you should! That way you'll have multiple different websites informing you every time we write a new blog post! And not much else!), late last week, Jared and Jimbo got a special treat just for doing what they like to do (which in this case was supporting a local* business) - a day at a hop farm!
To quote our lovely hosts: there's nothing quite like a hop yard in full bloom!
Some of this here Nugget's gonna end up in our beer. This is also where we get our Cascade and Magnum (and Rakau if we can get our grubby little paws on any).
LOOK HOW BIG THEM HOP CONES ARE
Yessir, the folks at Four Star Farms had a field day and invited a bunch of their customers** out for it. And oh man, what a day! We got a tour of their hop yards where we got to walk around (i.e. scamper like excited children) amongst the bines and pick off fresh hop cones and do that thing you always see in beer commercials where the brewer rubs the hops together in his hands and then smells them (note: this isn't as effective if you've recently gotten jelly all over your hands).
Lovely luscious lupulins. So many smells.
But it wasn't all prancing around in a wet field - we got us some education too! In addition to a history of the farm, some details on how hops are grown, and an oddly impassioned speech about dirt,*** we got to see hop processing in action! Words can hardly do it justice, but suffice to say it involves machetes and some seriously terrifying-looking machinery (not at the same time).
We missed the machete photo op, but this part is still pretty badass.
Hop pickers are fucking mesmerizing. And large. And loud.
The Four Star Farmers reapin' the good stuff. That, and gears!
Speaking of which, I know that me rambling about hop yards can hardly convey how cool this stuff is, nor will it do justice to the hospitality**** the L'Etoile family showed us... so we'll try and recreate the experience for you the only way we know how - by using the magic of blurry photos we took with the shitty cameras on our phones!
A Good Day!
*I guess it depends on how strongly you define "local," but it's a hell of a lot closer than Yakima Valley.
**We were a little concerned that we might look like chumps because we work for a brewery that doesn't currently "produce beer" at the moment, but there were a lot of "up and coming" breweries present and we met plenty of friendly folks. Good times!
***Gene, the patriarch of the farm (it's a family run business, which is pretty damned cool), seemed to be very proud of the dirt they have. I kind of hope that's a big point of pride among farmers and when they get together they like to brag about who has better dirt.
****They even made us lunch! I didn't know curried goat was even a thing until last Friday and now it's all I can think about.
This Job Does Have its Perks
Howdy, campers! We've had us another busy week down here at Bone Up Headquarters! Now, to an outside observer we've mainly been doing what my doctor* refers to as "daytime drinking." But that's one of the great things about our industry! It all qualifies as Legitimate Business Operations - this is what other, less cool industries refer to as "networking" (another great thing about this industry is that if you go around using words like "networking" you'll usually get told to shut the hell up). Meetings have been met, plans have been planned, and we've given a handful of impromptu tours of our brewery space, in spite of (or perhaps because of) our warnings about its... rough appearance.**
Speaking of which, there has been a (hopefully minor) setback in construction (remember that leaky roof we've mentioned like five times before? Fixing*** it caused more leaking somehow, even when it isn't raining), but that's pretty much business-as-usual. So once again, partly in effort to lead by example, our intrepid brewers have inexpertly donned their finest safety gear and set to work about the brewery. It's a project that will soon result in the sort of thing that passes for news around here, but for the time being we leave you with these pictures of them looking somewhat ridiculous.
Insert dumb Breaking Bad joke here.
Wait, a different type of shitty flooring? Oh my, this is a surprise!
Go buy your own Red Fang bandana so you can stop being jealous of Jimbo's.
We thought this would power-wash the dirt right off... only to find the dirt had somehow fused with the door. Fun!
The stark white of a freshly painted door really brings out the fine wooden hues only found in the ever-changing sea of garbage.
Lastly and arguably leastly, I should probably mention some news that's good in general but kind of a huge bummer for us: on September 19th, the City of Everett will be holding a block party right in our dang neighborhood. I say it's a bummer because there's at most a zero percent chance that we'll be able to serve beer at it (we'd previously been told that it was going to be in late October, which would have given us much more of a fighting chance of being ready in time). But even if our construction magically**** got finished today and the rest of our permits appeared instantaneously, we'd still have to rush around to have anything ready in time. We'll probably still attend, grudgingly having fun as we wish we could be serving beer. So if you go (and you should because our neighbors from Short Path Distillery and Night Shift Brewing will be there), come say hi if you see us! We'll be the ones wistfully staring off into the distance, thinking about What Could Have Been.
Maybe next year we get to play with the other kids down the street.
*Roommate who has spent several years in or at least near a medical school
**For the most part, people (other than us) were polite enough to avoid actually using the word "shithole" to describe the current state of affairs. The most popular euphemism was "it's got potential," though I think my favorite was "it's very... functional."
***Well, "fixing" might be a bit too strong a word there
****The significant bulk of it could get finished in a couple days without any reliance on magic, but we've resigned ourselves to the idea that we're gonna have to wait
It'll Happen Eventually!
Eventually. But for now: we jetski!
While we were spending the week on the beach daydreaming about all the cool stuff we'll be able to do once we're finally open (no, I still don't have an answer to when that will be. If it were up to us we'd have opened two months ago) we realized that we forgot to tell you, our loyal readers, what to expect when we start firin' up our kettles. Well that just won't do! I'm gonna set the record straight for you right here right now.
Once we've got some finished beer that's suitable to put in your mouths (which should be about three weeks after we first fire up them kettles), our first priority will be making the taproom available to the public. Since it's pretty unlikely that we'll be able to serve pints by that point,* we'll be doing what's known as a "soft opening." For those of you fortunate/smart enough to have avoided the Hospitality Industry, that means that there'll be reduced fanfare when we first open (and we'll only have a couple beers at the very start) and then later on we'll throw a big ol' Grand Opening party with the brass band and the rented donkeys and all the other stuff you'd expect from that sort of thing. The big ol' bar we're installing might seem a bit... superfluous at first since we'll only be doing tastes and growler fills, but we'll put it to good use soon enough!
And unless we can sell all the beer we make through our taproom (which would be nice, but may not be "physically possible" given the hours we'll be keeping, especially at first), we'll be doing limited distribution** to some of the finer establishments in the area (which ones, you ask? You'll find out as soon as we do). It'll be draft-only to start with, but we'll be filling some bottles as soon as our bottling line, um, exists. But if you're interested in carrying our beers - in any format - please drop us a line and we'll keep you posted (and thanks to the bottle shop workers who have already gotten in touch with us! You certainly are an enthusiastic bunch)!
Lastly, I'd like to answer one of the top-ten most common questions that we get: "what will you be brewing first?" (at least three of the other top ten questions are mild rephrasings of "when will you open?" Often all asked by the same person. Sequentially). Well, I have no dang idea! It would be nice to start off with Wasted Life or one of our other mainstays, but we've never brewed on this equipment before and it'll take some getting used to*** (rumor has it the Double IPA was invented by somebody brewing on new equipment - he threw in a crapload of hops to cover any possible mistakes in the rest of the brewing process). So we'll see! Though hopefully we won't be too surprised by what comes out of our fermentors on that fateful day.
*That's a separate permitting process. Of course it is.
**I say "limited" because our primary mode of transportation at the moment is a two-door Volkswagen. You can't fit very many kegs in those (believe me, we've tried).
***There are other practical considerations too, but they're not that interesting and I've already rambled for like ten pages here anyway.
Gone Fishin'
What with all the excitement about the almost-news around here, we felt that we deserved a vacation (mostly so we don't keel over from exhaustion after jumping up and down and giggling with excitement all the time). But on our way to the beach, we got a sneak peek at a few pieces of the finished bar top and we couldn't help but share with you! Have a look and picture resting a pint or three of Wasted Life on this fine piece of craftsmanship!
That there is some American Goodness that's gonna get a lot of beer spilled on it. And our bar top!


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This is what makes the idea of graduate school seem absolutely daunting. Shelling out more money and piling on more loans, really? The thought alone could be enough to make you run straight into the real world and never look back; but not so fast. There are degrees that will actually make the debt worthwhile.
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According to BusinessInsider.com, Biology and Chemistry are two of the best graduate degrees out there. It reports that graduate degree holders of these fields earn nearly $30,000 more annually than experienced college grads. Additionally, the percentage of those unemployed with grad degrees is much lower than those who only have bachelor's degrees.
Medicine. One career path that is never going out of style is being a doctor. Most of us know that success as a doctor requires many, many years of schooling; however, the payoff is huge. In the northeast, the average physician earns $239,000. If that doesn't help alleviate some of the grad debt, there's not much else that will. Beyond that, it is said to be one of the most rewarding careers, and money is usually not the driving force behind that.
Computer Science. Technology is on the rise, and so are the careers centered around it. The mid-career median pay is not too shabby either: $109,000. Aside from that, the need for these professionals is only expected to increase. Forbes predicted that the employment opportunities for these degree holders is expected to increase 27 percent between 2008 and 2018.
One of the advantages that you might not know about getting your graduate degree in Engineering is that there are many different possibilities for it, all of which pay pretty well. A few of these include mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering and mechanical engineering. While they all reportedly pay off, electrical engineering takes the cake with an average salary of $121,000.
Most of the time, furthering your education for a higher degree will reward you with more money, but it's absolutely imperative to evaluate if it's financially worth it. For these five careers, it makes all the difference.
A satisfying salary is only half of the consideration. Be completely sure that you are actually passionate about the degree you are pursuing, otherwise, the debt will never be worth it.
Every potential student should sit down before enrolling and see if they degree will pay off the debt. One easy calculator to do this is https://www.yourmoneypage.com/education/studentloan.php It will take you about 2 minutes to see what your debt will be.
Thanks Mark! This is a really resourceful tool for students preparing for college.
I totally feel you Barry! I felt the same way right up until I settled down in my job.
I'm taking the GMAT in about 50 days and I'm starting my MBA program in the Fall (if all goes as planned). I definitely think an MBA is worth the expense. It can get you interviews for a lot of jobs you otherwise wouldn't be considered for.
Congratulations! I absolutely agree with you on that. It will open so many more opportunities for you. I'm still interested in getting an MBA myself, but figured it would be more worth it after I get more experience as a working professional.
This is a great article, Anum. Sadly, as much as I wish to be a doctor or engineer with such desirable salaries, these grad school programs seem to be too technical and not-of-interest to me (which may also be many reasons why students didn't choose these majors in the first place!). What would be possible choices for students pursuing further education with a bachelor's degree in communication or other liberal art majors? I would love to know more about non-technical majors and how further education can contribute to future career paths. The question is: Is it really worth it?
That sounds like a good idea for a future post. I'll get back to you on your question with a more detailed blog post 🙂 Thanks for your feedback Alisa.


The Cunning Canary > General > Have Prices Gone Up in Gran Canaria?
A lot of people are complaining about the prices here but nothing has really changed much in the past few years except the exchange rate. When you used to get a euro and a half for your pound, things seemed cheaper. Now the euro and pound are pretty much equal in value, things seem more expensive.
One way around this is to book an all-inclusive holiday and eat every meal in the complex but this is limiting if you want to go out for a day and explore the island. The best thing to do is to make a budget and stick to it. You can get English breakfast for 3€ in some places and meal deals in Canarian restaurants (3 courses plus a drink) for about 6€ which is great value.
The exchange rate might not be great but there are still plenty of things to do in Gran Canaria which aren't expensive and if you are careful where you shop (ie: don't shop in Netto!) you don't have to spend a fortune on food. With a simple Gran Canaria beach holiday, it is totally possible to have a blissful week enjoying the sun and sea, without breaking the bank.
Also, with the credit crunch, people are having to be more careful with their money in the UK. You might as well come to Gran Canaria and spend a week in the sun being careful!
Could you suggest the best place to shop (instead of Netto) in Puerto Rico?? Won't have a car!
Try the Spar in the main shopping centre. The prices are a bit lower. Avoid the Netto and the little shops in the holiday complexes. Grains and vegetables aren't too expensive, it's the pre-packaged things that bump the costs up. And touristy things like sun cream and stuff.
We are thinking of relocating to Puerto Rico, what are the rules of expenditure there, taxes etc after paying your rent? are there any hidden costs re the Spanish authorities?


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Environmental headlines typically revolve around a lone polar bear on a melting ice sheet, coral bleaching events of previously unimagined size or massive coastal flooding during epic storm events in faraway (or not so faraway) places. What I want to talk about today is something less glamorous "" waste.
The headline issues above are typically associated with climate change due to carbon dioxide emissions, and are incorporated into a measure called the social cost of carbon. The social cost of carbon measures the cost of burning fossil fuels on society as a whole. This includes not just the expense of mining, transporting, burning or refining, but also damage to human health, farmland, ecosystems and property due to direct and indirect impacts of fossil fuel use.
Quantifying the social cost of carbon allows us to measure the economic impacts of fossil fuel use and associated pollution problems in a comprehensive way. The Environmental Protection Agency calculates this in order to determine the long-term damage, in dollars, due to carbon dioxide emissions. There is lots of information on this topic on the EPA website, but you should know that the current administration has made moves to delete this concept "" see the executive order promoting energy independence and economics, which disbands the "… interagency working group on social cost of greenhouse gases," and notes that it is "… no longer representative of governmental policy."
Today I'm not going into whether this is a good idea, but rather, I want to apply the "social cost" concept to waste.
It's time to start thinking about the social cost of waste "" not CO2 waste, or even wasted water, but just garbage. That plastic water bottle? Rinse it and recycle it! Recycling single-use containers is a fairly easy way to decrease the social cost of polyethylene terephthalate and glass bottles, and recycling is supported by societal infrastructure: recycling bins are readily available in most public spaces, and curbside pick-up for recycling is typical in many cities and towns. Additionally, it's cost effective: less energy is required to reprocess the recycled material than to produce the glass, aluminum or plastic from scratch, reports Popular Mechanics. But even better than recycling that water bottle is getting a reusable one. The fewer resources in total that have to be turned into single-use containers, the better.
Opting for reusable water bottles is starting to become mainstream, but it seems like people have a difficult time translating their distaste for single-use water bottles to other non-renewable resources. It seems like bringing to-go containers to restaurants (so you don't have to bring home Styrofoam) would be as normal as carrying a Nalgene, but this is not yet the case. Same idea for plastic grocery bags. Reusables can go a long way compared with single-use bags and containers, and environmental studies have shown that no matter what type of bag you use, the key to reducing impact is to reuse it as many times as possible, according to the UK's Environment Agency. The above graphic from that study shows the amount of primary use required to take reusable bags below the global warming potential of high density polyethylene (HDPE) bags (with and without reuse).
Single-use containers are high on the list for reuse and recycling for obvious reasons. But what about things like old laptops? An iPhone 5c that someone wants to update to an iPhone 7? A 2004 Ford Explorer? Last season's jeans? Running shoes? These things are all generated using energy "" burning fossil fuels, and most are made out of nonrenewable resources. Electronic waste (e-waste) is particularly troublesome, because many of the materials they are manufactured from are costly and/or toxic, a bad combination for things that end up in a landfill. And yet the EPA estimates that 2.37 million tons of electronic waste was discarded in 2009, and 75 percent of that went into landfills, where cadmium and lead can leach into water, and where non-renewable resources are lost forever.
Recycling should be considered for all electronic waste. But even here, reuse should be the goal.
How many times have you heard, "It's cheaper just to buy a new one?" A broken blender, a car, an old printer "¦ many products today are cheaper "" or seem cheaper "" to replace than repair. But only if you don't consider the social cost.
If you junk an old computer, even if you recycle it, there are environmental and health consequences. With e-waste, we've outsourced the heavy metal poisoning and air pollution to third world countries, reports National Geographic. The Basel Convention is an international treaty that was designed to reduce the transfer of hazardous waste from developed to less developed countries "" however, the U.S. has not ratified this treaty, nor has it banned these exports.
Recycling reduces the need to mine and process ore into component minerals, and in some cases the components themselves can be extricated and reused. Recycling is a good thing, and our future focus needs to be on making e-waste recycling both clean and profitable. But right now, any profit from these recycling centers has to be balanced against the public health crisis e-waste creates in the cities where it accumulates. The better option is to take care of our electronics and think of them as precious resources rather than endlessly replaceable commodities.
Recycling cars is more commonplace than e-waste recycling in the U.S., and is effective in terms of resource reuse, but recycling old cars to create new ones is only a viable option if we maximize the use of every car (just like grocery bags) That means taking care of things and being willing to make a repair if the alternative is throwing the whole car into the recycle bin.
A student recently asked me how to be more eco-conscious with clothing. My answer was to shop at thrift stores. Just because clothes are cheap and abundant doesn't mean there isn't an environmental cost to production.
Reusable bags and water bottles are already mainstays for many people, but reuse goes further than turning a single-use item into a multi-use item. Reuse includes things like car maintenance, resoling old shoes and hanging on to that outdated but fully-functional smartphone, because it doesn't just go away when you throw it away.
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Is the 2003 redesigned switch the answer to this problem? How much does one go for?
According to the parts catalog it is the same switch. I am guessing they just recessed the mounting collar in the dash in the later years. My catalog does not show a separate part for the collar, but you can always check with a dealer to be sure.
I have a question...do you only have the problem when getting in the car when the engine is off? If so, you can cut that yelow/red wire, and connect the contacts to a relay. Then power the relay from a nearby ignition +12v source (such as tapping into the cigarette lighter connections)....that way the trunk switch will only work with the ignition on.
If you want I can make you up a little kit with Posi-tap connectors and a relay for a nominal charge. Let me know if this interests you.
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I have a question...do you only have the problem when getting in the car when the engine is off? If so, you can cut that yelow/red wire, and connect the contacts to a relay. Then power the relay from a nearby ignition +12v source (such as tapping into the cigarette lighter connections)....that way the switch will only work with the ignition on.
Yes, almost every time I try to get into the car with something in my hands I must be compensating in a way that brushes my left knee across the switches and most of the time both the fuel door and the trunk open.
So I think the new collar would help, and I'll ask around the dealerships and get the word on that. If it's too expensive I'll either snip the wires or try out your harness. How's the temp/pressure gauge project coming?
How's the temp/pressure gauge project coming?
I have your triple gauge cluster, plus a main cluster I purchased. It is clear from some inspection that the gauge motors on both can be easily unplugged from their circuit boards, so I think a completely plug and play solution will be possible.
I have some stepper motor controller chips and some tiny microprocessors on order to do up a proof of concept over the coming weeks.
That will be a big improvement, IMO. It'll be great to see what the values really are!
Of course it only disconnects the button...... I should of thought more about that one!!!!
I shall also admit I have never noticed a difference in button styles and have not noticed if one type is more recessed than another, I will take a look next time.
<<<<< someone please tell me what the hell that is suppose to be?
So I think the new collar would help, and I'll ask around the dealerships and get the word on that. If it's too expensive I'll either snip the wires or try out your harness.
If the recessed collar is not avaialble, now that you mentioned the problem is with the trunk switch AND the fuel door, I would change my recommendation to cut the black/pink wire to the switch, not the yelow/red...this way both switches would operate only with the ignition switch on if you add a relay.
On further study of the electrical diagrams, I see now that this can be done without a relay. There is already an ignition switched ground at the nearby inertia switch in the fusebox on the left of the dash. It is a white/blue wire. This wire can be tapped and connected to the cut black wire that feeds the fuel/trunk switch. The other end of the black wire can be left unconnected.
If you want to go this route let me know and I can put the put a Posi-tap and a Posi-lock splice in an envelope and shoot it over to you.
If the recessed collar is not avaialble, now that you mentioned the problem is with the trunk switch AND the fuel door, I would change my recommendation to cut the black wire to the switch, not the yelow/red...this way both switches would operate only with the ignition switch on if you add a relay.
Yes, that sounds like a really good idea, so send one over! Would I be able to remove the fascia end piece of the dash to access that area better?
Yes, just remove the fuse door on the driver side. The inertia switch is on the right side of the fusebox, and the three wires connecting to it are accessible.
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Kevin answered from the back seat: "You have to ask?"
Marian looked up at Kevin in the rear-view mirror. "Just trying to give you an opportunity for input," she replied. At the end of the loop road, she turned left towards Mike's, where they always went for lunch when projects were in trouble.
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Building or designing something before it's needed creates constraints through commitment. Delaying preserves flexibility.
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