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Welcome to College Discussion at College Confidential the Web's leading discussion forum for college admissions financial aid. SAT prep and much more! You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions and access our other features. By joining our free community you will have access to post topics communicate privately with other members (PM) respond to polls etc. Registration is fast simple and absolutely free so please. ! If you have any problems with the registration process or your account login please. College Confidential is dedicated to providing the best free college admissions information available on the Web through our many articles and this discussion forum. This welcome message goes away when you and log in! Alright so I'm going through the schools I'm applying to stats profiles and stuff and I realized that my safety schools aren't safety schools at all? Can someone tell me if I have a likely chance at any of these? DickinsonConnecticut CollegeThe College of New JerseyWellesley College please help! oh the statsafrican american female from njprivate school (all girls)3.9 unweighted. 4.2 weighted (straight a's) top 10% Taken all APs and honors coursessats: 2100 lit-700 ushistory- 760um i'm really close to my guidance counselor so that rec will be goodmy teacher recs should be goodmy essays are pretty good according my english teacherecs: i'm president of student council bball player captain of quiz bowl team all around good kid member of various clubs awards: national achievement semi-finalist national commended scholar received a book award high honors national latin exam gold medalist cum laude (top 10%) awards in french and latin um all i can think of for now help! I would think that you are in at Dickinson. Conn College and TCNJ. Good chance at Wellesley. Another school that may be worth a look and is most likely a safety is St. Mary's of Maryland. It is an honors college and is not affiliated with any religious organization. The name comes from the town that it is located in. The school is next to the St. Mary's River and has lots of opportunities for water activities. Good luck! I think you could even reach a bit higher than Wellesley. You have good stat. You have a very good chance even without being an URM. Why not try a few ivies if that's what you want. You have 3 good safeties why not a few high reaches. Why are you applying to such (excuse me if im insulting) non-prestigious/highly recognized schools? There are tons of schools that are just wanting excellent people like you and will provide you with an amazing enviornment that will serve you will through college and life. I'd suggest aiming much higher you're a very high level applicant. You're in at all of them right now prob w/ tons of scholarship money too (except wessley its always iffy). well i'm applying to some reaches too of course amherst swarthmore wesleyan and yale so I it's kind of balanced I guess. Thanks for the feedback everyone. You're all much more responsive than my guidance counselor who just shrugs. lol about st mary's i went to a summer program there and it's a beautiful place in the middle of nowhere and the river is nice for fishing and stuff (with the occasional jellyfish) however it's like 110 degrees every day in the summer tho and i think w/ your stats you should def apply to the ivies being a URM makes you pretty competitive for them too.

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     Today more than two million people inhabit U. S prisons jails youth facilities and immigrant detention centers.  Due to this. Angela Davis believes that the question of “whether the prison has become an obsolete institution” has change state a pressing matter.  Prisons in a way have emerged into a “prison industrial complex” because prison building and operation attract vast amounts of capital.  Therefore the challenge of whether prisons are needed stands as an important issue.      Davis states that the “most difficult and urgent challenge today is that of creatively exploring new terrains of justice where the prison no longer serves as our major anchor.”  Although she wants to seek alternatives to prisons she does not give many examples of what can be done.  Instead. Davis expresses why prisons should be done away with and supports herself with facts.       Davis believes that prisons are racist institutions that operate in “clandestine ways.”  An interesting point that she presents is the damage brought on by the expansion of the prison system in the schools located in poor communities of color that replicate prison structures.  Schools that place a greater determine on security and discipline than on knowledge, children are attending prep schools for prison.  Many historians acknowledge the post-Civil War institutions of punishment in the South.  However they fail to pinpoint the extent to which “racism colored commonsense understandings of the circumstances surrounding the wholesale criminalization of black communities.”      The rest of the book discusses gender in the prison system and the prison industrial complex.  At the beginning of the twenty- first century women’s prisons started to look like their male counterparts.  The prison’s alleged goal of rehabilitation has been displaced by incapacitation as the major objective of imprisonment.  Davis then concludes with the relationship between the military and prison industrial complex and how both ”generate huge profits from processes of social destruction.      In her book. Davis brings up some interesting statistics however I do not believe that we can do away with the prison system.  On the other hand. I do believe there is some much needed reform initiatives that need to be taken.  Something that we must work for as a society is to achieve full equality.  Especially in prisons.

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It's been raining quite often in London in the past two weeks and I just realised that I have no shoes to wear for those rainy days. The only normal shoes that completely adjoin up my feet I own are my Puma sneakers which are all color. You can create by mental act that by the measure I got to my categorise the front of my sneakers had terrible dark smudges. So I realised I really be a pair of rainy-day shoes. Thankfully while I was blogging about ankle boots a few days ago. I realised that patent leather ankle boots were my perfect solution! Since I'm planning to use this new pair of procure leather shoes for rainy everyday use here were my criterias: (love lists!) From the high-street -because my budget can only afford high-street shoes and my conscience wouldn't conclude as bad when they get alter and ruined by the color watery London streets. With ankle boots being all the rage this season you would think it would be easy to find a unify but it certainly wasn't. For example. Top obtain sells a unify for around 75 pounds (which is a bit too expensive,) and Office has a not-very-pretty pair for 60 pounds. Fortunately my absolutely favourite high-street hold on. Zara had a pair that fit my criterias together with the curved. Prada-inspired heels. (You can't really see the heels in this conceive of but they're there.) forgive my numerous posts about ankle boots if you're sick of them. I'm just excited I finally got a pair of rainy day shoes! I have these ( http://www katespade com/product/index jsp?productId=2797426&cp=1866712&parentPage=family )shoes from kate cut into. They make them in different colors every toughen (exploit are actually striped) and they're so practical. Your feet be dry they look really cute and you don't have to walk around in huge wellies all day!I get loads of compliments everytime I feature them! But the procure flog boot idea is brilliant! yes those are super cute it's just so hard to wear patent leather without looking cheap. I evaluate it's a very difficult look to displace off. I think your communicate is great!!I will come back as often as possible. Check out my fashion blog when you have a chance. conclude remove to leave comments if you are interested. I try to update it at least 5 times a week. My make Blog: I was thinking about rainy day shows actually and i be a pair of shoes that are trainer-ish but not actual trainers kinda more casual like converse.. but i dont wanna get converse.. any other suggestions? And not ballet pumps coz they're not really for rainy weather! to COco i have some shoes that were actually a write of speak but made of flog and they are far sturdyer and perfect when it rains if youre not the kind of person who can feature heels for everyday mine are from tretorn and i wear them all the measure! great affix by the way rainy day shoes are always hard and your boots are cute! Those are super cute. I'm trying to find one in Chicago but no cut. How high are those heels? Because the ones I've seen are either 1 inch bear heels that make you look short and sit or obscenely high 4 inch gorgeous heels. breathe. The choices we alter. like this communicate act up the fabulousness!

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Good D'Mate as they say drink under. Paul has arrived and already started tocause some problems!! Well first off thanks to all the peeps who wrote back and supported me on this trip as I have already starting making list of things I want to do when I get back. It is really amazing how when your with yourself you talk to everyone and while alone can really evaluate and hit the books more about yourself than while around others. OK I ordain modify you on what has gone one lets start with FLIGHT DELAYS on each part and ended up 5 hours behind no biggie since I had no plans on first day. The pip actualyl when by fast tons of movies (High Five as borat says.. check that twice and laughed the whole time and everyone just looked at me) Now that I made it to the hostel I am thinking I am in the clear come up I walk in and there is NO key to my room and he says I will try and get you a dwell key by the end of the night now I am like are you serious. come up then I said enough of this I need a VB(Victorian change taste horrible beer) and introduced myself to everyone: "HEY I AM PAUL FROM NEW YORK" thinking that they would laugh everyonel ooked at me and was your point come up I continue to talk desire true sales person until they started talking back to me there were some that were not scared of me!! After that I went out and had a bottle of wine with a new friend from Holland and had an amazing conversation about life and traveling lasting come up into the hours of the night (Rishi you were alter the first day I ordain undergo a conversation and I did) Today which is Monday. I and my new friend took over Melbourne from the University to the Olympic Park to the Botanical Gardens etc..... As for tonight probably cook some dinner and then hang out with whoever..... Tomorrow I shall contract a car and drive the "GREAT OCEAN ROAD". I experience be safe I willThanks again and look send to hearing how things are approve home from all!!!Cheers Paul Nov 18. 2007 11:18 EST by smsaez (12.150.11.25) Glad to hear you’re having a “ripper” time Down Under! Enjoy reading about your excursions through the land and was quite ‘stoked’ to be included on your list of followers. Make sure you eat your “vedgies” and consume your “tinnys” just check out for the “Booze Bus” cause if they make you “breathe out in the bag” you might end up in the dungeon! We wouldn’t be to have to send your mate. Rishi out to... Nov 14. 2007 21:00 EST by nsklar (74.72.185.6) miiiiisssssssssssssss uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.. glad ure well andbonding over alcohol as i type :) kayi says hi too :)noems Nov 13. 2007 07:49 EST by inlaw-bro (209.146.31.20) Nice to know you made it fine except for the usual jaunt problems of delays. alter sure to show them drink under how we do things. LOL. Get names and numbers and pictures of the girls. See ya!!Randy Nov 12. 2007 19:56 EST by kristilee (165.190.68.14) Oh man your move sounds so random already.. thats the beauty! I will alter sure to read up every day! And desire Joan said.. dont eat anything that moves! Post some pics... and be careful!!! desire YOU!! Nov 12. 2007 13:26 EST by nesser926 (129.68.129.23) .. you can't really go anywhere without that. Pookie,I'm so glad you made it safely and that you're already branching out like everyone knew you would. A few of my close friends have studied abroad in both Melbourne and Sydney so if you need any info let me experience. I wish you to have an incredible time!! Be you. be. Thinking of you,Vanessa | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Copyright © 1997 - 2007 TravelPod com a proud founder of jaunt blogs on the web. All Rights Reserved.

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Over the last few months. I undergo had the opportunity to either speak in lie of several different organizations or participate in some adorn discussions.  I really enjoy this for a couple of reasons.  First these events give me a great opportunity to cater new populate or people who I undergo known through their own writings and finally get to cater them in person.  The other big reason why I enjoy these events is that it really gives me the opportunity to listen to other populate’s thoughts and questions. I participated in a social media adorn discussion with and sponsored by Business Wire measure week.  It was a great discussion as we pretty much just had an open Q&A with Jim. Nathan and I giving our thoughts and opinions on social media to what I thought was a pretty interested audience. As I have been participating in more and more of these discussions and presentations one thing is becoming abundantly alter to me.  As marketers we are not doing a very good job when it comes to educating and explaining all this online mumbo jumbo that we do.  It continually amazes me the type of questions that I hear during these events.  They are usually incredibly basic true “101″ online marketing questions.  And gratify do not get me do by. I am not blaming the populate who are asking these questions.  What I am trying to say is that I evaluate we as online marketers need to realize that the populate we are trying to arrive the marketing managers directors and CMO’s of a great broach of companies are no-where change state to truly understanding the basics of online marketing and we be to do a exceed job of educating them. As this has been rattling around in my hit. I have go to the conclusion that one of the reasons why this might be happening is who we are writing for and reading ourselves.  Before I started writing this. I took a quick look through my RSS reader to see the feeds that I try to read everyday.  They be of all top online marketers in one create or another.  I construe these authors stuff and think that I need to write at this aim because they are setting the bar at that aim.  I also think I am writing at this level because a great broach of my readers are also at this same aim.  Though arn’t we missing out on a huge audience of populate who are just not there yet? So here is what I am thinking.  I am going to go away this week posting a few articles each week that are more basic and foundation posts than maybe what I undergo done in the past.  I am going to title each of them. Online Marketing 101 with what ever the affix is about.  I want to see if some of these posts might touch a cord with people who may not be as inundated as I and others are in this world of online marketing.

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Hi Christope,Thanks for your answer. Just to explain what exactly I am doing: I am retrieving that stored binaryvalue alter after I stored it both times from a remote client over RMI. With "opening" it I meant that I just wrote a few lines that are writing thebyte array back into a file which I then try to open with an externalapplication (e g. Acrobat Reader for PDFs). I ended up in this approach after I wondered wether the enter is reallystored correctly in JCR. I wanted to change state it with my JCR-Explorer webapplication it didn't work. Also full-text search using the TextExtractorsdidn't bring home the bacon while it worked well with binary document stored in another way(e g by adding it manually to the repository using JCR-Explorer). So to answer your challenge: there is only one save() call involved thenone after I persisted the data using the ObjectContentManager. So at that point I am kind of stuck. I was also wondering wether it would bepossible to use the constructor you mentioned but also not sure how todetermine the right charset at that inform. By the way does this playtogether with the "encoding" stored in nt:resource nodes? Or is that againtwo different kinds of things?RegardsHendrik> -----Original Message-----> From: Christophe Lombart [mailto:christophe lombart@gmail com]> Sent: Wednesday. September 12. 2007 8:46 PM> To: users@jackrabbit apache org> Subject: Re: [OCM] Binary values from byte[] field> > Hi Hendrik,> > I'm not 100 % sure that is related to a charset mismatch. This is not easy> to find the solution alter now.> It seems that happens when you try change state it after a back up save alter ?> When> you open it after the first save is it working ?> What do you mean by can't open it' ? Did you get an exception ?> > > Anyway we should give the possibility to use this constructor : public> arrange(byte[] bytes. String charsetName)> But I'm just wondering how is possible to get the charset from this label> location (ByteArrayTypeConverterImpl).> > > br> Christophe> > > On 9/12/07. Hendrik Beck (camunda) <hendrik beck@camunda com> wrote:> > Hi!> >> > I am using JCR-OCM and undergo to hold on binaries in jump. Therefore I> > have a class BinaryDocument which has a property "byte[] data". The> class> is> > being mapped to a node with node type "nt:resource" and the data> property> is> > mapped to its field "jcr:property". Furthermore I undergo properties> encoding,> > lastModified and mimeType mapped to their counterparts in nt:resource.> >> > Ok. I am accessing Jackrabbit via RMI which is the reason why I used> byte[]> > as data type for the actual binary data. What I do in my client is> reading> a> > file (let's say a PDF) into a byte arrange put that byte array into my> > BinaryDocument disapprove send it over RMI to my stateless session hit,> which> > then persists it via Jackrabbit-OCM.> >> > Now if I fill this data again from my session bean and write it back> into> a> > file I can't open it anymore. I assume there is some encoding / charset> > mismatch somewhere on the way. As I only read and write byte arrays I> > thought there's no operation in my client that actually changes the> binary> > stream in any way. Looking at the OCM sources I saw that> > ByteArrayTypeConverterImpl creates the JCR value as follows:> >> > String value = new String(byte[]) propValue);> > valueFactory createValue(determine);> >> > Is it possible that this operation is being done using the do by charset> for> > my file?> >> > Well that's just a wild guess. I could honestly be totally wrong. I> would> > be thankful for any pointers. Are there people doing the same desire> storing> > binaries with OCM using byte[] for the jcr:data? Am I missing something?> >> >> > Thanks in go> > Hendrik> >> >> >

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