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High school counselor loses job, after inviting witches who gave students crystals
A Catholic high school counselor in Pennslyvania lost her job after inviting three "witches" to speak to students, who gave them crystals that Wiccans believe have alleged special powers.
A career and college counselor at North Catholic High School was placed on leave and later resigned following an investigation by the school's administration, Pittsburgh news outlet KDKA-TV reports, while not revealing the counselor's identity.
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According to Michelle Peduto, the director of Catholic education for the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, the students themselves expressed concerns about the planned visit by the witches before Christmas break and brought it to the attention of the school's administrators.
"We followed our process and protocol and as of today, actually, a few days, she's not with the school anymore," Peduto was quoted as saying.
Peduto said the school puts its faith in Jesus Christ, not in objects such as crystals.
"Rosary beads? Yes, but crystals, no," Peduto told KDKA-TV Investigator Andy Sheehan.
The three individuals who identify as witches were invited to speak to juniors and seniors about marketing. The women own a store called Elemental Magick, which sells crystals, skulls and scented candles that they claim possess special powers. They, however, emphasized they do not use or conjure any dark forces.
"No, absolutely, we don't believe in that. We worship as Wiccans. We worship nature. So our elements — earth, air, water and fire — that's what we worship," Tabitha Latshaw, one of the three women, told Sheehan.
The women also stated that the students were told it was for increased concentration and would be helpful for studying, and they were allowed to choose their own crystals, like fluorite.
Latshaw said she was not raised Catholic and didn't know that giving students crystals would be considered an offense. In a post on Facebook, Latshaw clarified that Wiccans don't worship Satan, who is part of a Christian belief system.
The counselor told KDKA-TV that she didn't intend to impart the women's beliefs to students. She maintains that while she was placed on administrative leave and then given the option to resign, there basically wasn't any alternative for her but to resign.
"I should have had more conversation with them specifically about the crystal situation, but again it didn't ping for me something that would be such a big issue," she said.
According to Helen A. Berger of Brandeis University near Boston, Wicca is part of the larger contemporary pagan movement whose adherents call themselves witches regardless of gender. The movement began in the United Kingdom in the 1940s.
The population of individuals identifying as witches has grown in the United States in recent decades as interest in astrology and witchcraft practices have become more popular.
In 2018, Quartz noted that while data was sparse, the practice of witchcraft had grown concurrently with the rise of the "witch aesthetic."
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NBN Introduced by Labour for the introduction of the implantation of Fibre Optic Broadband, the idea is to spend 43 billion over 8 years across Australia.
The design is to lay fibre cabling all over running it direct to premises, with the laying cost paid for by government public money and additional cost of installation burdened by the businesses, buildings or household owners/renters.
The implementation of bringing Australia up to date with everyone else in the world laying fibre optics currently is a great idea, as it does not take long to lay and if done correctly nor requiring extensive labour or machinery in laying town to city to town.
New tunnels are not required just deep lines/trenches or excising cabling tunnels below cities and suburbs, as it in total is no bigger than a power cable.
Firstly; NBN with cabling wholesaler rights sell to the competing wholesale retailers such as Optus, Vodaphone, 3 network and so on that connects the required equipment to the outside on the premises and plugs internally.
Secondly; The wholesale-retailer that you sign up with, then sells you the equipment through contract to install and setup.
Thirdly; Changing wholesale-retailers means the equipment at the nod outside your premises and internally must now be changed to your new contract, thence you are recharged for another installation externally.
Finally; This is not a good approach only one company should retain all equipment as normal and wholesale-retailers should be only making the jumper adjustment at the exchange as normal.
NBN should through profit not public money aka tax profit or surplus pay for the equipment installation to the premises externally and internally. This is turn saves the consumers pocket and retailers costs and confusion of implementation and/or rotation.
Welcome an informative post from some one who understands.
Some will not agree, as you see we have other threads on the subject.
I find nothing in your post I do not agree with.
And the competition you want is on my wish list.
You may have noted in other threads far too many seem to forget how big Australia is, and how poor connection can be.
You are describing exactly how it works now.
If you sign up with any of the existing ISPs they provide the necessary equipment to connect to your phone line. Just as they will do with a fibre connection. The biggest difference is that now they must pay Telstra for wholesale access. In the future they will pay NBNCo.
One other point I discovered recently is that fibre is not prone to lightning strikes. As someone who has had a modem fried by lightning I consider this a handy bonus.
The main fibre cables between towns and cities will pass thousands of homes that at the moment have no hope of a decent broadband connection due to distance from the exchange. With fibre you can connect to it anywhere along its length and get the same speed and bandwidth as the person next door to the exchange.
The NBN really is a no brainer for this country and its "tyranny of distance". The benefits to the bush alone will be so great I would support it even if it cost twice as much.
The conservative parties have seen during the coward years how well divisiveness and fear/hatemongering works and they arent giving up on it now. With the help of limited news and the minions of murdoch they are running this campaign of negativity and smear the likes of which Australia has never seen before and could well do without. The "born to rule" mob have turned their backs on the egalitarianism and "mateship" that characterised Australia for so long and have embraced the bile and greed of the neoconservative agenda of power and money over all else.
"an informative post" really? All BrettH has said is that he thinks that the NBN is a good idea, he has not given any indication of what it should cost, nor a comparison of fiber over other technologies. Your effusive praise for a post devoid of any facts is solely because it is the last policy that Labor has with even the facade of merit, and you realise that if it collapses in a heap so does Labor.
Obviously you have not tried surge protectors. "I would support it even if it cost twice as much" coming from a Labor supporter (Tax and spend party) it is not surprising you have no regards for taxpayers money.
If you have anything technical or otherwise to contribute I would be most interested, however, as of yet I am left wanting.
Mikk and our authors posts had truth to carry them.
Shadow minister the world will turn on such as you.
America will get it neo conservative landslide, several Australian states too.
But the emptiness contained in post after post from you, will in time bring your party to its knees.
Right now Gillard is not impressing me, your mob by its slanders lies and rat bag support for the likes of Hockey is about the best thing Labor has going for it.
Keep up the good work SM after all you help my mob more than any thing.
is business as usual possible?


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As leaders, it is essential that you emphasize the importance of good customer service. As you emphasize it, you must also lead by example. You must show your employees what it means to give good customer service.
Recently, I had an interesting experience with customer service. My wife and I got the oil changed in our truck at Walmart. Afterwards, I noticed a few small oil spots on the driveway from time to time. I didn't, however, see a significant amount of oil loss each time I checked the oil. Once the truck hit 3,000 miles we took it in to get the oil changed. We went to a local oil and lube shop and were told they wouldn't change the oil because the pan was stripped. They didn't want to take any liability for changing the oil on the truck with a stripped oil pan. That was very frustrating because we needed the truck to get around, but couldn't get the oil changed without fixing the oil pan. We also didn't want to drive the truck too much without getting the oil changed because we didn't want to go way over on miles.
From there, we contacted a reputable mechanic shop to find out how much the repair would cost. Since our truck has 4-wheel drive, the oil pan is located in a hard to reach location which made the repair very expensive. We decided that since Walmart was responsible for stripping the oil pan, we would contact them to see if they would cover the cost of fixing it.
When we contacted Walmart, we spoke to the assistant manager and he was very understanding of our frustration with the situation. He decided he would immediately do everything in his control to fix the problem. Within a day, he put together all the paperwork needed to submit the damage claim to their insurance company. After that, there were a few delays caused by vacation schedules, but overall he did a great job recognizing the problem and fixing it. After some of the back and forth between Walmart and the insurance company, we took our truck into the shop and got the oil pan replaced.
It would have been very easy for the assistant manager to just ignore the problem or push it under the rug, but he took responsibility for the problem and got it fixed right away. He also made customer service his number one priority. He was always very kind and well mannered when I spoke to him on the phone, and he took great care of us as his customers. He showed what it means to give good customer service.
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The 30 Best Online Associate in Computer Science Programs
Last Updated: Feb 14, 2019
Technology suffuses everyday life, influencing how we learn, entertain, and engage with people and current events. This ubiquity also affects how we work. By pursuing an online computer science associate degree, you learn how digital systems function. You also develop programming and troubleshooting skills to create and manage individual programs and sprawling networks.
Associate credentials provide the groundwork for bachelor's and graduate training. They also let you apply for entry-level positions in the computer services and information technology fields. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), computer support specialist positions are projected to grow 11% through 2026. With specialized training, you can pursue web development careers, which are projected to expand 15%.
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Online Associate in Computer Science Degree Program Ranking Guidelines: We selected the degree programs based on the quality of program and range of courses provided, as well as school awards, rankings, and reputation.
1. Troy University
Troy, Alabama
Troy students pursuing an associate of science in general education with a computer science emphasis can choose from three concentration options: cybersecurity, advanced programming, and careers in computer technology. The school's 48-credit online computer science associate degree combines general studies coursework in calculus, physics, and chemistry with career-focused classes in software engineering, data structure, and web development. Each concentration requires learners to select two courses from 11 upper-level computer science electives.
Students may earn their degree online or through a hybrid program, completing some courses at the university's Alabama campus. Online candidates use the Canvas learning management system to complete and submit assignments, and all new students complete the Getting Started with Canvas course before enrolling in classes. Troy is a public university known for its military-friendly policies and offers several institutional scholarships for military personnel, veterans, and their families. Distance learners enjoy several exclusive aid opportunities.
Troy holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
2. South Texas College
South Texas College makes it easy for graduates who earn an associate degree in computer science to transfer to the college's undergraduate computer science or computer software engineering programs. Consisting of 62 credits, the associate curriculum emphasizes programming fundamentals, calculus, and logic, while also introducing general education topics like U.S. and Texas history. Candidates may begin their studies on one of five yearly start dates, and full-time learners who follow the college's recommended course sequence can earn their degrees in five semesters.
South Texas College charges in-district, out-of-district, and nonresident tuition rates. Starr and Hidalgo county residents qualify for in-district tuition. In-district learners save approximately 66% on tuition compared to out-of-state students. Distance learners must complete online orientation and placement testing, although new students who possess exemplary SAT or ACT scores need not sit for placement tests.
South Texas College holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
3. Bucks County Community College
Newtown, Pennsylvania
This Pennsylvania college offers an associate of science in computer science that builds proficiency in three main areas: calculus, programming fundamentals, and business integration. This 62-credit associate degree in computer science follows a synchronous format and features courses in BASIC, database design, algorithm development, and discrete mathematics. Candidates also complete general education courses in science, arts, and the humanities. Full-time students take 15 credits per semester and graduate in two years. Students may personalize their degree track through elective coursework.
Bucks also boasts a robust foreign language program. Distance learners can study French, Italian, Spanish, or Japanese.
Bucks County residents save approximately 50% on tuition, and all online students pay a per-credit technology support fee. Active military personnel and veterans receive generous financial aid benefits, and the college offers several need-based scholarship opportunities.
Bucks holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
4. Ocean County College
This New Jersey institution designed its AS in computer science core curriculum with transferability in mind, helping graduates successfully transfer credits to other schools. The 64-credit program introduces concepts in programming, computer architecture, database management, and discrete mathematics. Students also complete general education courses in English, calculus, and physics and may customize their studies through five elective credits. OCC delivers all online courses and a web-based orientation through the Canvas learning management system. Distance learners also enjoy access to 24/7 technology assistance.
OCC's online classes use the same academic calendar as its on-campus courses. Students may earn their degrees entirely online or take a mixture of online and in-person classes at the Toms River campus. Ocean County residents pay the lowest per-credit tuition rate, while out-of-state students pay approximately 75% more.
OCC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
5. Northwest Iowa Community College
Sheldon, Iowa
NCC's 67-credit associate of science in computer science program allows candidates to choose between programming and networking concentrations. Students following both tracks begin specialized coursework during their second year. Learners pursuing a programming concentration complete upper-division courses that address database development and data structures, while the networking concentration emphasizes operating systems and network security. Both tracks feature the same core curriculum -- delivered synchronously -- built on networking essentials and general education. Full-time students graduate in four semesters.
Iowa and out-of-state residents pay the same tuition rate, as do full- and part-time students. Additionally, online students save approximately 5% on tuition, as compared to their on-campus counterparts. Prospective NCC students must possess a high school diploma or GED certificate.
NCC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
6. Anne Arundel Community College
Arnold, Maryland
Computer science and software development students at AACC enjoy three learning pathways: two associate degree options and one certificate option. Degree-seeking students can complete either an associate in computer science or a general transfer degree with a concentration in computer science or information systems. Intended for students seeking career advancement, the certificate track includes advanced scientific programming coursework.
In addition to degree and certificate options, AACC offers an honors program that awards a scholarship and a special diploma. Candidates seeking admission into the honors program must earn a minimum 3.4 GPA on their first 12 undergraduate credits. Additionally, all honors students must complete a final project under faculty supervision.
Anne Arundel County residents pay significantly reduced tuition rates, while other Maryland residents pay less than out-of-state and international students.
AACC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
7. Lone Star College System
Developed for individuals who ultimately plan to pursue a four-year computer science degree, LSC's 60-credit associate of science in computer science takes two years to complete. Presented in a synchronous format, the curriculum features three foundational programming courses and a general education component that covers history, precalculus, English, and physics. All course credits transfer easily to other public Texas colleges and universities. Candidates may explore their transfer options in depth by speaking to an advisor or attending a workshop at one of LSC's six Houston-area transfer centers.
Full-time LSC students pay less for their degrees than part-time students, and in-district learners enjoy significant tuition discounts. While online students do not qualify for institutional scholarships, Texas residents may apply for merit- and need-based state grants.
LSC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
8. Rogers State University
Claremore, Oklahoma
This Oklahoma university's associate in science in computer science provides students with tremendous flexibility in an asynchronous format. The 65-66-credit curriculum includes 18 computer science credits, in which learners explore programming, networking, and network operating systems.
Students can fulfill their general education requirements through a variety of unique course offerings, including Cherokee language, plants and civilization, and historical geology. Most students earn their online computer science associate degree in two years, and graduates can immediately begin coursework toward the university's bachelor of technology in applied technology.
RSU provides Oklahoma residents with a generous tuition discount, and in-state learners who maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA qualify to receive a renewable scholarship; qualifying students may receive up to $2,000 in institutional financial aid each year. All online students pay an additional fee for each credit they attempt.
RSU holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
9. Thomas Edison State University
TESU's 60-credit associate in science in natural sciences and mathematics provides a solid academic foundation for students interested in pursuing a four-year computer science degree after graduation. In addition to major-related coursework, the curriculum covers five general education areas: practical skills, global learning, knowledge of human cultures, the natural world, and mathematics. TESU's computer science associate degree offers significant academic flexibility, allowing students to fulfill 16 credits of major requirements by completing their choice of computer science courses.
Part-time students pay on a per-credit basis, while full-time students can enjoy significant savings on tuition. Learners may further reduce costs by completing learning and portfolio assessments, which grant college credit for prior professional and life experiences.
TESU holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
10. Trinity Valley Community College
Athens, Texas
TVCC students can earn an associate degree in computer science with a business or science focus. The 60-credit business-oriented curriculum combines fundamental programming concepts, introductory management principles, and general education coursework. Students who select the science-focused path also complete 60 credits, and most graduates of this track transfer to a four-year bachelor's program. Both programs use a synchronous delivery format. The college also hosts a non-degree certificate program for working professionals.
Faculty deliver online course content through the Canvas learning management system. First-time and returning students complete different admission applications, and returning students may receive college credit based on professional and life experiences. All online students pay a per-course distance learning fee. Learners may qualify to receive one or more scholarships depending on their academic performance and residence status.
TVCC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
11. Georgia Military College
Milledgeville, Georgia
Candidates pursuing GMC's AS in computer science become fluent in the Java programming language as they explore integral computer science concepts. Presented in an asynchronous format, this program features 90-94 quarter credits and provides ample opportunities to personalize the curriculum and develop a specialty.
Students can select from dozens of general education electives in the humanities, foreign languages, and science. Learners also take five computer science courses and one upper-level mathematics class. Full-time students generally earn their degrees in two years. While GMC does not offer a bachelor's program in computer science, graduates who earn a computer science associate degree at the college can pursue a four-year degree elsewhere.
GMC awards transfer credit on a case-by-base basis. All students pay the same per-credit tuition rate, regardless of their residency status or the number of credits they attempt each term.
GMC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
12. Montgomery College
MC created its computer science and technologies AA exclusively for students who plan to transfer to a bachelor's program after graduation. The 60-credit curriculum includes an introduction to discrete structures, programming, design techniques, and calculus. Unlike some schools, MC allows students to select which programming language they want to specialize in. Candidates can also choose between general computer science and information sciences concentrations. Distance learners who follow the college's suggested course sequence typically graduate in two years.
MC uses a three-tiered tuition system for in-county, in-state, and out-of-state students. Full-time learners pay less per credit than part-time students. Maryland and D.C. residents may qualify for residency-based grants or scholarships, and distance learners can apply for institutional financial aid awards. Many web-based courses do not require candidates to purchase textbooks.
MC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
13. Montgomery County Community College
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
Students pursuing MCCC's online associate degree in computer science learn about algorithm design, programming, and other career-oriented technical skills. They also gain a solid general education foundation. The core computer science curriculum consists of three foundational courses and classes in discrete mathematics and computer architecture.
Providing a comprehensive basis for advanced study, the program aligns with state transfer agreement requirements, and graduates can transfer to any Pennsylvania State System school. Full-time candidates can earn their degrees in 1.5 years, while part-time learners require 2.5 years of study.
In-county and other Pennsylvania residents receive generous tuition discounts, although all online learners pay a per-credit technology fee. The university also sponsors several scholarships and hosts an honors program; Montgomery County and Pennsylvania residents can apply for honors scholarships.
MCCC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
14. Coffeyville Community College
Coffeyville, Kansas
While CCC's online AA emphasizes computer science, the highly customizable program allows students to explore a variety of disciplines. The 64-credit curriculum includes 28 credits of coursework, wherein learners can personalize their degrees by taking up to five computer science courses in addition to a required course in either computer information systems or computer concepts. Classes last 8 or 16 weeks, and candidates use Moodle to access course content and interact with professors and peers. New students may begin their online computer science associate degree during the spring, summer, or fall term.
CCC boasts exceptionally low tuition rates for Kansas residents and out-of-state learners alike. Select Missouri and Oklahoma students qualify for in-state tuition, and individuals over the age of 55 who live in Montgomery or Cherokee County pay a special reduced rate. All distance learners pay a per-course technology fee.
CCC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
15. St. Charles Community College
Cottleville, Missouri
SCC's 64-credit computer science transfer program confers an associate degree after four full-time semesters of study. Candidates complete 26 credits of computer science electives, allowing students to fulfill prerequisite guidelines for prospective bachelor's programs. All computer science majors gain a solid foundation in analytical geometry, linear algebra, and English composition. Faculty deliver coursework through Canvas, and distance learners enjoy 24/7 access to tutors and technical support. SCC also uses a system that alerts professors when their students fall behind academically.
Out-of-state SCC students pay twice the in-district tuition rate. The college sponsors a variety of programmatic, need-based, and merit-based scholarships. New students can start to pursue their online computer science associate degrees in the summer, fall, or spring semester.
SCC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
16. Lord Fairfax Community College
Middletown, Virginia
This Virginia institution offers an associate of science degree with a computer science specialization that can be completed in four semesters. Requiring 62-64 credits, the program features an orientation course for IT professionals. Other curriculum highlights include a physical education requirement, two science courses, and two approved electives. Students can fulfill elective requirements by taking additional computer science courses. Faculty deliver all courses synchronously.
LFCC uses a unique tuition structure that grants significant discounts to out-of-state students who work in Virginia. Other out-of-state candidates pay double the in-state rate. The college also maintains transfer agreements with many colleges and universities across the country. However, prospective transfer students should contact an admissions advisor to ensure that credits earned at LFCC will transfer to their intended bachelor's program.
LFCC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
17. Allan Hancock College
Candidates pursuing an AA in computer science at AHC complete 13 core units in programming and calculus before selecting two computer science electives. Unusual course offerings, such as game programming, may appeal to students seeking careers in the video game industry. While this program was developed with prospective transfer students in mind, all computer science associate degree candidates learn to identify programming errors, code in multiple programming languages, and apply computer science concepts to practical situations.
California residents save approximately 75% on tuition compared to out-of-state students, making AHC an excellent choice for in-state learners. Some California students can further reduce educational costs through the California Dream Act, which provides financial aid to undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children. AHC also sponsors a scholarship for students who maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher.
AHC holds regional accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
18. Faulkner University
Students seeking an education that emphasizes Christian teachings should consider Faulkner University. Requiring 65-69 credits, the university's online associate of science in computer and information science curriculum includes four courses on the Bible and Christ's life. Core computer science courses emphasize advanced computer programming methods and database development concepts, while general education classes cover natural science, history, and English. Full-time students complete the program in two years, while part-time learners use a modified three-year curriculum.
New students can begin their studies in the fall or spring semester, and the university does not charge an application fee. Transfer students may apply up to 60 credits towards their computer science associate degree. Faulkner University is a private university, and all students pay the same tuition rate, regardless of their residence status.
Faulkner University holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
19. Northwest College
The curriculum for NWC's computer science AS includes 46 core credits, surveying crucial concepts in computer science and organization, physics, discrete structures, and statistics. Prior to graduation, students may complete an additional 18 credits of general education coursework to prepare for a bachelor's program or explore advanced computer science topics. In addition, all NWC students must take at least one course related to Wyoming's history or government.
Before completing their associate degrees, computer science students receive extensive career planning and transfer assistance. These resources include career assessment tests, research opportunities, and resume reviews. NWC's internship center helps learners find nearby job openings. Out-of-state students who live in a Western Undergraduate Exchange state receive a discount on tuition. Wyoming learners who demonstrate financial need or academic merit may qualify for full-ride institutional scholarships.
A public institution, NWC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
20. Jamestown Community College
Blending general education courses, major-related core requirements, and electives, JCC's 60-credit AS in computer science offers a solid academic foundation for students who intend to transfer to a State University of New York (SUNY) institution. The core computer science curriculum addresses integral concepts and builds skills related to both computer hardware and software, and candidates choose their final computer science course from a list of electives. Upon graduation, degree holders can create simple programs, develop networks, and troubleshoot and debug problems.
New students must take an assessment to determine their mathematics course placement. Remedial math students may take more than two years to earn their degrees. Both in-state and out-of-state full-time learners pay significantly less for their degrees than part-time students. New distance learners may qualify for merit-based scholarships and need-based grants. Some New York residents studying part time may qualify for additional funding.
JCC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
21. Monroe Community College
Second-year students in MCC's AS degree - transfer program enjoy many elective course options, allowing them to select classes to match the admission requirements of prospective four-year programs. Candidates explore computer science fundamentals as they complete coursework in ethics, collaborate with other students, and build proficiencies in C and C++. In all, students complete 62-64 credits, which they can automatically transfer to the Rochester Institute of Technology and select State University of New York (SUNY) schools.
Ideal MCC applicants should have completed four years of mathematics and three years of laboratory science coursework during high school. Full-time learners pay a set tuition rate, while part-time students pay per credit. Out-of-state students spend approximately twice as much on tuition as New York residents.
MCC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
22. Cowley County Community College
Arkansas City, Kansas
CC boasts over 30 web-based associate programs, including a 65-credit online associate degree in computer science with associate of arts and associate of science options. Both tracks include general education coursework and allow learners to specialize in C, C++, C#, Java, or Python. The curriculum does not require students to complete specific computer science courses; instead, students have the academic freedom to create individualized degree plans that match their personal interests and career goals.
In addition to degrees, CC offers several computer science certificate programs in areas such as game development and software security. Cowley County residents and other Kansas students pay the lowest tuition rates, although Oklahoma residents also receive significant tuition discounts. The college charges online course fees for each credit distance students attempt. Veterans may use the KanVet online resource to access their Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefits.
CC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
23. Lincoln Land Community College
For more than 20 years, LLCC students have been able to earn degrees entirely online. The college's computer systems: associate in applied science program offers five career-oriented tracks in security, programming, database, networking, CISCO, and computer science. Each track includes 4-5 specialized courses and a robust general education core. LLCC's core curriculum also emphasizes economics. Students who follow the recommended course sequence can graduate in two years, and many go on to pursue data processing or information systems careers.
LLCC offers special reduced tuition rates for Illinois District 526 residents, while out-of-state and international candidates pay approximately 300% more for their degrees. Some students over the age of 65 qualify for discounted tuition. All distance learners can apply for institutional scholarships by submitting an essay and recommendation letters. The college's scholarship committee considers both academic merit and financial need when reviewing applications.
LLCC holds regional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
24. Tompkins Cortland Community College
TC3's 62-credit computer information systems AAS degree provides the academic foundation needed to find work in the computer science field. The curriculum introduces multiple programming languages, web design, and database concepts. It also culminates in an internship experience. Full-time students who follow the college's degree path can earn their degrees in four semesters. While new students may begin classes in the fall or spring semester, only those who start in the fall semester can complete the program in two years.
New York residents pay 50% less for tuition than out-of-state residents, and distance students pay a minimal online course fee. Transfer students must have earned a "C" or higher in each course they plan to transfer. Online computer science associate degree seekers also receive access to career coaching resources.
TC3 holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
25. Hazard Community and Technical College
Hazard, Kentucky
HTC offers five specialization tracks for computer and information technology students in computer science, internet technologies, programming, networking, and information security. All 64-68-credit tracks share the same 15 credits of general education classes and 29 credits of core coursework.
HTC students must complete 25% of their coursework at the college's campus in Hazard, Kentucky. Students can further enrich their studies by completing one of 16 certificates in areas such as A+, computer technician, or productivity software specialist. Other curriculum highlights include courses in video game design and development.
All new students take English and mathematics placement tests. Taking remedial coursework may extend students' degree timeline beyond two years. In-state residents pay the lowest tuition rates, although out-of-state learners who live in counties bordering Kentucky also receive a tuition discount. The college awards over 30 institutional scholarships to incoming students each year.
HTC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
26. Palomar College
Featuring 26 core credits that cover programming fundamentals, data structures, and C++, this California college's associate in computer science program provides a career-focused introduction to the field. As part of the core curriculum, students select one elective in a second programming language, game design, or iOS development. Degree seekers may also complete an online information technology or management information systems certificate.
Before starting on their computer science online associate degrees, new students complete an online orientation and work with a college counselor to develop a personalized graduation plan. Palomar uses Canvas to deliver web-based content, and distance learners enjoy access to online tutoring and 24/7 technical support.
The college charges out-of-state students an additional fee, and California residents may qualify for tuition assistance or grants.
Palomar holds regional accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
27. Finger Lakes Community College
Developed to seamlessly transfer to other State University of New York (SUNY) institutions, FLCC's computer science degree is ideal for working professionals seeking career advancement and candidates interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree after graduation. The 63-credit online computer science associate degree includes foundational coursework in computer architecture, software development, technical ethics, and computational thinking. The program culminates in a group project where students work as a team in a simulated work environment. Full-time students can graduate in four semesters.
Students considering this degree can sample the college's courses as a non-matriculated student. FLCC operate as a New York public community college, and out-of-state students pay approximately double the in-state tuition rate. Candidates can begin their studies in the spring, summer, or fall semester. Participants must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA for the duration of the program.
FLCC holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
28. Delaware County Community College
Media, Pennsylvania
This hybrid AS in computer science requires students to complete 20% of their coursework at the school's Media, Pennsylvania campus. The 65-credit curriculum places emphasizes C++ and Java, while also covering network communications concepts. Full-time learners can finish their online computer science associate degree in two years. Faculty and staff work closely with students to help them find suitable bachelor's programs and explore future careers. Course credits transfer to all Pennsylvania state colleges and universities that award computer science bachelor's degrees.
Like many community colleges, Delaware County Community College uses placement tests to determine students' initial math and English courses, although applicants with high SAT or ACT scores can avoid sitting for placement tests. The college receives funding from 12 area school districts, and students who live in these districts pay lower tuition rates than other candidates.
Delaware County Community College holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
29. Ulster County Community College
Stone Ridge, New York
Part of the State University of New York (SUNY) System, SUNY Ulster makes it easy to enter a four-year program after earning the school's online AS in computer science. Consisting of 64-66 credits, the program includes four computer science electives that allow students to specialize in a programming language or skill that matches their interests or career plans. The core curriculum emphasizes the Java programming language and instills strong interpersonal, communication, and software engineering skills. Courses last three, six, seven, or 10 weeks.
Like other SUNY community colleges, full-time students pay a flat tuition rate while part-time learners pay for each credit they attempt. Full-time students who maintain a minimum 3.3 GPA may receive College Scholars awards during their second year. Additionally, students with excellent high school GPAs can participate in the college's honors program.
SUNY Ulster holds regional accreditation from the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
30. George C. Wallace State Community College-Hanceville
Hanceville, Alabama
Computer science students at WSCC can select one of four concentrations: internet and networking technology, software support, cybersecurity and computer forensic technology, or programming. In 2018, the college also introduced app development courses into the curriculum. The program features flexible, asynchronous courses, and full-time students who follow the suggested plan complete 64-67 credits and graduate in five semesters. Both degree-seeking and non-degree students can complete a supplemental, one-semester certificate program.
WSCC applicants must hold a high school diploma or GED certificate and submit transcripts. Alabama residents save 50% on their online computer science associate degree, although incoming students may qualify for merit-based scholarships regardless of their residency status. Active military personnel and veterans using their Post-9/11 GI Bill® benefits pay in-state tuition rates.
WSCC holds regional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
To earn an associate degree in computer science, online students complete at least 60 credits of general education coursework, major requirements, and electives. This process typically takes two years, but students with transfer credits may earn their credentials in under 12 months. To court working professionals, colleges and universities allow students to earn credits for prior postsecondary work, relevant career experience, standardized test scores, and military training and service.
Computer science associate degree plans contain 20-30 general education credits. Here, students take classes in information literacy, college composition, mathematics, the physical sciences, and liberal arts topics. Degree candidates complete at least 18 credits in the major core, learning the fundamentals of computer languages, organization, and programming. Additional classes include database management systems, introduction to cybersecurity, and object-oriented data structures.
The remaining credits go toward open and guided electives, which students use to pursue advanced computer science topics or take classes in related fields. Schools rarely offer degree concentrations at the associate level. However, as students move on to their bachelor's and graduate degrees, diverse options open up. Popular concentrations include information security, software engineering, big data, game development, and mobile computing. Students can also take on innovative concentrations like bioinformatics, digital marketing, and machine learning/artificial intelligence.
Object-Oriented Programming: This required course introduces the fundamental concepts and principles of software construction, implementation, testing, and problem analysis. Using the Java programming language, students design, code, and debug document programs. They also learn about control structures, basic data types, and other reusable building blocks for software development. Additional topics include industrial programming, automated unit testing, and object-oriented abstraction.
Computer Organization: In this fundamental class, students learn how digital computers work and delve into the assembly language programming used in software development. Students also analyze hardware components and related component-switching digital circuits. Furthermore, they examine the current design for general purpose computers, comparing this composition with alternative models like complex instruction set computers and reduced instruction set computers.
Database Management Systems: A crucial topic for network architects and database administrators, effective systems management focuses on the application of information concepts through relational algebra and data models. Students learn the facilities and languages used in database design and implementation. They also develop a working knowledge of programmatic interfaces and their basic functions.
Students pursuing an online computer science associate degree commonly seek careers in software, web, and mobile development. With the proper concentration, students can prepare for occupations in cybersecurity, educational technology, nursing informatics, computer gaming, and the digital arts. Many of these careers require professional certification/licensure on top of academic credentials.
Web Developer: These professionals design, create, and evaluate websites. In addition to aesthetic considerations, web developers work in teams to manage a site's technical components, including its capacity, performance, and usability. Developers may also create website content depending on their specific roles. In addition to an associate degree, professionals in this field pursue industry training through programs like the Google developers certification.
Database Administrator: Using specialized software, database administrators organize and store digital information, such as client profiles and financial records. They manage data, identify user needs, facilitate access, and secure sensitive information from infiltration. Database administrators also oversee data backup and restoration. To bolster their skill sets and keep up with best practices in the industry, professionals obtain vendor-specific and vendor-neutral certification.
Information Security Analyst: As one of the fastest-growing careers in the U.S., information security analysts may work in government agencies, financial institutions, and multinational corporations. After assessing their organization's security needs, these professionals design, plan, and implement measures (like data encryption programs and firewalls) to protect computer systems and networks. Information security analysts can earn external certification through the International Information System Security Certification Consortium.
While students can apply for some entry-level jobs with an online computer science associate degree, most learners transfer into a bachelor's program to access more career opportunities and higher pay. The BLS shows that professionals with bachelor's credentials earn $17,500 more in annual salary than individuals with an associate degree. Professionals who want to occupy management, postsecondary teaching, and dedicated research positions usually must obtain a master's or doctoral degree. To facilitate a seamless transfer process, most community and technical colleges operate a direct pathway to public universities in their states.
Computer Programming: A direct continuation of the computer science associate degree, computer programming bachelor's programs increase a student's knowledge in programming languages like Java, SGL, and C#. Students also train in research theories and methods.
Health Informatics: In this specialized degree, students learn to aggregate, store, organize, and retrieve electronic medical information. Health informatics students also use data analytical skills to improve patient services. Coursework includes clinical classification systems, pharmacology, and medical reimbursements.
Digital Marketing: A multidisciplinary degree, digital marketing concerns the creation and disbursement of content on websites, mobile applications, and social media platforms to generate consumer interest. Students also learn to analyze audience trends and consumer demographics.
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Why Evansville's first Habitat for Humanity homeowner still lives in that 1984 home
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. — On Christmas day 1984 it was packed wall-to-wall with family and friends in Bonita "Bonnie" Jones' Evansville home. The atmosphere was vibrant. There was laughter, good food and gifts.
But her best gift that year, a home.
She was Evansville's first Habitat for Humanity recipient. Bonnie, along with her husband Norman and four children, were the first to go through the Habitat homeowners program.
Like so many Habitat homeowners since her, Jones couldn't afford what she was paying in her living expenses before she went through the program.
Bobbi Hoy, a former Habitat for Humanity representative, encouraged her to apply for the then-brand new program. Once Bonnie was approved, she spent hours helping to build her home on Governor Street in 1983 along with students, neighbors, community members and friends.
"It was amazing because your friends could come and help you," she said. "You didn't have to wait until you got so many hours like you do now. We didn't pick get to pick a lot. They told us, 'This is where they're building the home.' Things started coming together then."
Construction of their four-bedroom brick home took less than a year. Her favorite thing about her house was watching it grow every day.
"I was so excited just to have a home," she said. "We would go every day and look at the lot. We'd say, 'That over there is going to be the dining room.' It was just so amazing and so exciting. We were able to save money to buy new furniture because the furniture we had was here, there and everywhere."
Great neighbors and a great yard make it hard to leave
And 35 years later, Jones is still there in the home she helped build.
She enjoys spending time with her neighbors, gardening, going to work at MJ's Cafe, playing with her 10 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren and attending her prayer group meetings at Faith Temple Church of God in Christ four to five days per week.
Her husband passed away almost 10 years ago, but she remains in the home she helped build with him.
"I still love that home and will always love that home," Jones said. "It has a nice backyard, and neighbors always watch out for each other. There was no color. We just loved one another."
Jones said she encourages her family members to look into Habitat. Her daughter went through the process with a home build a few years ago. And Jones' granddaughter was Habitat for Humanity of Evansville's 499th homeowner, she said.
"The more you do for yourself, the more value you take in," Jones said. "To see your children's eyes light up because we're going to actually have enough money to do this, that and (building your home) — was the best."
Other Habitat homeowners: How a single mom, CNA sacrificed to earn Habitat for Humanity's 500th Evansville home


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We offer robotics-mechatronics system design and control solutions for teaching and research purposes. Our accredited products enable academics to meet their objectives of measuring and management in engineering labs and our high-end robotic solutions provide hands-on experience for students to exceed their educational objectives in lab experiments with complete open-source software, hardware, and courseware.
Over 50 institutions from 15 different countries take advantage of Acrome lab equipments and solutions to be used for research purposes and training future talented engineers. We are proud and happy to be a part of future talented engineers' success with our innovative lab solutions.


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Spektral's new album, titled "Serious Business," is anything but serious. The album comprises four different perspectives on humor through the lens of classical music, featuring three new works by living composers and one classic from that late, great father of the string quartet, Joseph Haydn.
We need music now more than ever—not as a distraction or an escape, but as a gateway toward experiencing our shared humanity. We need music to open our hearts, our ears, and our minds. We need music to connect us in ways which transcend language, religion, tradition, and geography.
Whether you're a conspiracy theory junkie or a sideline skeptic, even the most patriotic of us loves a good old-fashioned conspiracy. Whether it's the Watergate scandal or the inner-workings of the Illuminati, alien sightings or the mysterious murder of JonBenét Ramsey, we just can't help but turn up our ears when we hear a juicy top-secret scheme.


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(GREEN BAY) - Matthew Stafford couldn't bear to watch with his team on the verge of another heartbreaking moment. Instead, the Detroit Lions held on for a signature win in the unlikeliest of places. Stafford threw for two touchdowns, and Detroit stopped a 24-game road losing streak against the Green Bay Packers with an 18-16 victory Sunday despite a late blunder by Calvin Johnson. "I bet nobody gave us a chance, but that's the way we like it," Stafford said. Mason Crosby missed a 52-yard field goal as time expired after the Packers recovered an onside kick that was mishandled by Johnson with about 31 seconds left. Detroit (2-7) had stopped Green Bay on a 2-point conversion attempt after Aaron Rodgers hit Justin Perillo for an 11-yard touchdown pass on the previous drive. Backup cornerback Crezdon Butler, signed from the practice squad on Friday, stuck a hand in front of Davante Adams to break up the conversion try. A nervous Stafford said he couldn't watch that play. He threw for 242 yards for the league-worst Lions, an organization that had been reeling following the midseason firings of the team president and general manager. "We don't really care who gives us a chance, because we feel good about ourselves in that locker room and we know what we're about," Stafford said. The Packers (6-3) lost their third straight game, but this was a new low after their two previous defeats came on the road to Super Bowl contenders Denver and Carolina. "We dropped one today that we felt we had a very good opportunity to win," coach Mike McCarthy said. A sluggish game filled with three-and-outs turned into a thriller in the fourth quarter. The Lions barely held on for their first road win against Green Bay since 1991. Matt Prater missed two extra points, but also hit field goals from 49 and 51 yards. "To be able to come in here and get a win is pretty special," coach Jim Caldwell said. Rodgers was 35 of 61 for 333 yards, but wasn't at his best. Receivers including Randall Cobb and Adams had a few drops. Green Bay finally got into the end zone when Rodgers found tight end Richard Rodgers for a 4-yard touchdown pass with 5:55 left. Lance Moore's 4-yard touchdown reception increased Detroit's lead to 18-10, and the Lions held off the Packers following Perillo's score. It has been a precipitous decline for a quick-strike offense that was once the envy of the NFL. The Packers' running game stalled, with James Starks gaining just 42 yards on 15 carries against the league's 26th-ranked defense. "This isn't easy," McCarthy said. "And frankly, if we spoiled you in the past, that's great. We're looking forward to spoiling you again in the future." Even Crosby's 44-yard field goal in the first quarter needed a little luck after glancing off the left upright but over the crossbar. Otherwise, a Detroit defense without linebacker DeAndre Levy and cornerback Rashean Mathis for the year frustrated Aaron Rodgers and the Packers for much of the afternoon. "We played physical," Butler said. "We wanted to control (Rodgers) so we brought pressure and we were in their faces." The win could ease the pressure, at least for the time being, on Caldwell. Besides the turnover at the top of the organization, the Lions also fired their offensive coordinator and two line coaches a few weeks ago. The Lions didn't accomplish much against the Packers' rejuvenated defense until the fourth quarter. But the Packers were just as bad until the final few minutes. Protection was spotty. Rodgers made some uncharacteristically shaky throws. "We had some opportunities, I missed some throws and we missed some opportunities to convert and put some more points on the board," Rodgers said. "We needed 19 points to win today. You would expect us at home to score 19."
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Das Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv ist ein Kunstmuseum in Dresden, das zum Kupferstichkabinett und damit zu den Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen gehört. Es ist dem Grafiker und Maler Josef Hegenbarth gewidmet, der bis zu seinem Tode 1962 mehr als ein halbes Jahrhundert lang in der sächsischen Landeshauptstadt lebte.

Standort

Das Archiv befindet sich im Stadtteil Loschwitz im Osten Dresdens. Es steht im spitzen Winkel nahe der Kreuzung der Pillnitzer Landstraße mit der Calberlastraße. Das Gebäude befindet sich am unteren Ende der Dresdner Elbhänge, nur wenige 100 Meter von der Elbe entfernt. Es handelt sich dabei um das ehemalige Haus Hegenbarths, in dem er von 1921 bis 1962 wohnte und ein Atelier eingerichtet hatte.

In der Nähe liegt auch das Leonhardi-Museum, in dem früher ebenfalls Künstlerateliers eingerichtet waren und das somit einen thematischen Bezug zum Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv aufweist. Weitere Dresdner Museen in der Umgebung sind das Schillerhäuschen in Loschwitz sowie das Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Museum in Hosterwitz, das ebenfalls in einem alten Winzerhaus an den Elbhängen untergebracht ist.

Bestand
Zum Bestand des Museums gehören einerseits die Werke Josef Hegenbarths und andererseits originale Einrichtungsgegenstände, seine Zeichengeräte sowie private Erinnerungsstücke.

Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf Hegenbarths Arbeiten. Sie bestehen vorwiegend aus Zeichnungen und Skizzen. Teil der umfangreichen Sammlung von Hegenbarth-Werken sind unter anderem 5300 Buchillustrationen, 3000 Graphitskizzen, 2300 grafische Blätter, 1700 Tuschezeichnungen, 150 Gemälde, 80 Radierplatten sowie 300 Blätter anderer Künstler.

In der zweiten Etage des Museums befinden sich die ehemaligen Wohn- und Arbeitsräume. Sie sind mit den originalen Möbeln und Einrichtungsgegenständen aus dem Nachlass des Künstlers ausgestattet. In ihnen werden zahlreiche seiner Werke präsentiert. Im Atelier werden seine umfangreiche Bibliothek sowie Zeichenutensilien gezeigt. In den Nebenräumen liegen die Depots, in denen Hegenbarths künstlerischer und schriftlicher Nachlass lagert, darunter zahlreiche Briefe.

Die erste Etage ist der Ort für jährlich drei bis vier Wechselausstellungen über Werke von Hegenbarth und andere Künstler.

Geschichte
Das Gebäude, in dem das Archiv untergebracht ist, wurde 1848 als Winzerhaus errichtet. Im Jahre 1921 erwarb Josef Hegenbarth das Anwesen gemeinsam mit einem Verwandten und bezog das zweite Obergeschoss. Zu den zahlreichen Gästen Hegenbarths, die in der Folge in seinem Haus verkehrten, zählen unter anderem Otto Dix, Theodor Rosenhauer, Carl Lohse, Wilhelm Lachnit, Karl Kröner, Herbert Volwahsen, Hans Theo Richter, Max Schwimmer sowie Hegenbarths Biograph Fritz Löffler.

Nach Josef Hegenbarths Tode 1962 bewohnte nur noch seine Witwe Johanna das Haus. Sie begründete in dieser Zeit die erste systematische Erfassung der Werke ihres Mannes und damit das Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv. Bis zu ihrem eigenen Ableben im Jahre 1988 initiierte sie viele Veröffentlichungen und Ausstellungen über Josef Hegenbarth. Grundstück, Haus und künstlerischer Nachlass wurden gemäß ihrem Testament dem Kupferstichkabinett Dresden unter der Maßgabe vererbt, dass der Bestand inventarisiert, publiziert und einer musealen Nutzung für die Öffentlichkeit zugeführt wird.

Im Jahre 1991 erfolgte eine Rekonstruktion des Gebäudes im Zustand der 1920er Jahre, 1998 wurde es umfassend saniert. Parallel dazu wurde die vollständige Katalogisierung und Inventarisierung von Hegenbarths Werk durchgeführt. Im Dezember 1998 eröffnete das Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv für die Besucher.

Siehe auch
 Hegenbarth Sammlung Berlin

Weblinks

 Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv, Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
 Bilder aus dem Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv, Deutsche Fotothek
 Josef-Hegenbarth-Archiv, dresden-und-sachsen.de

Kupferstichkabinett Dresden
Hegenbarth
Kunstmuseum in Dresden
Archiv (Dresden)
Pillnitzer Landstraße
Loschwitz
Kulturdenkmal in Dresden
Gegründet 1991

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The Drai's management is quick to point out that the facility doesn't open all days. But the beauty is that it is opening most day of the week. Later in this review, we'll point out at the exact number of nights the club will remain open. Interestingly, unlike most nightclubs in Las Vegas, Drai's works differently. In fact, the nightclub opens when others are almost closing.
· Thursday: 1:00AM to 8:00AM.
· Friday: 1:00AM to 8:00AM.
· Saturday: 1:00AM to 8:00AM.
· Sunday: 1:00AM to 8:00AM.
After giving you the timetable, it is ideal to provide you with the contact number. Above all, this is the telephone number you will need to call in cases you need to book a table. Alternatively, if you want to make any special reservations, you will need to call this number. You will find a sales agent at the booth who will help you. The number is (702) 737-0555. Inside Drai's After Hours, the mode of payment is in the form of cash. Alternatively, you can also use any major credit card. They are also applicable. It is likely that you will find your preferred mode of payment.
If you wear anything that the management sees unfit, you don't enter. The management reserves the right to stop anyone from entering the resort casino .
While inside the facility, you will notice that the dance floor is fitting. The dark lights make visitors calm down from the glowing shines of regular clubs. Leather seats are the fashion. When you sit on the deep couch, you are bound to forget about every other problem. But you do this responsibly. It is also good to remember that if you are using a wheelchair, do not worry. It can easily access the dance floor. By the way, the dance floor is another thing you'll admire.
What is funny is that if you remain inside the club until it closes, you will head straight to the office. Why? The club shuts its doors at 8 AM.
· Beer prices start from $10.
· Bottle services start from $500.
· Cocktails prices start from as low as $12.
· Male entry fee is $30.
· Female entry fee is $20.


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