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China: Official Organ Harvesters For The 2008 Summer Olympics
As if China's genocide in Tibet and complicity in Darfur weren't reason enough to boycott the Blood Olympics: the Official Hosts selected by the International Olympics Committee for the 2008 Summer Olympics sell human flesh taken from victims of China's vast, corrupt execution industry. But wait – there's more. We in the US pay for the anti-rejection drugs taken by Medicare recipients who "visit" China to purchase kidneys from the organ emporium otherwise known as China's "justice" system.
Now there's no reason to be surprised by corruption and inhumanity at the highest level of the IOC. The IOC's president from 1974 to 2001 was Juan Antonio Samaranch.
Samaranch was a prominent fascist during the 37-year bloody dictatorship of General Francisco Franco. [A] picture of Samaranch…doing his favorite right arm exercise was taken in 1974 at a fascist ceremony in Barcelona. The Second World War had ended nearly 30 years earlier but Samaranch loved those Nazi rituals. When this picture was taken he was a vice-president of the IOC. Six years later he became President.
Samaranch was a deserter. He ran away from the Spanish Government Army in 1937 and joined the fascist rebels. After they won the civil war, backed by Hitler and Mussolini, he ingratiated himself with Franco's daughter Carmen.
In 1956 Samaranch was pictured in his fascist uniform, second from left, at a ceremony commemorating dead Franco fascists. Note the Olympic-style flaming torches in the background. (The Olympic torch relay was invented by Adolf Hitler's spindoctors for the 1936 Games. Now it belongs to Coca-Cola)
In the 1960s, again wearing his fascist uniform, Samaranch was shaking hands with the dictator. In 1967 he was sworn in at quasi-religious ceremony as Franco's Sports Minister. The ageing dictator is second from left.
Days later he repeated his loyalty pledge surrounded by fascist goons wearing regulation blue shirts. Samaranch never missed a chance to grovel to Franco and wore his blue shirt (bottom right) at another fascist ceremony in 1974.
The IOC retained a number of prominent German and Italian Nazis in its ranks after World War Two.[snip]
Even today, mentioning Samaranch's repellent fascist record is taboo at the IOC. Maybe that's because he appointed 84 of the current 111 members.
(Andrew Jennings: Why Juan Antonio's right arm is more muscular than his left)
But – after the bribery scandals of the 2002 Salt Lake City Games and Olympic Generalissimo Samarach's resignation from Imperial office, the IOC's all cleaned up, right?
Uh sure – and John McCain's an emotionally stable, superbly informed, incorruptible politician closely followed by the hard-bitten press who travel with him and scrutinize his every move. Want some kidney with that Kool-Aid?
It's not that Jennings has forgotten about the IOC, about whom he has written three books that stripped away any illusions that the Lords of the Rings have the best interests of athletes and the Games at heart.
Jennings yesterday presented a scathing indictment of the IOC at the University of Toronto entitled "The Olympic Games: Past Their Sell-By Date?" One of the images he used on the screen behind him during the talk was of former IOC president Samaranch performing the fascist salute on July 18, 1974, in Barcelona.
"Fascist dictatorships were hugely corrupt, never mind the horror of their ideology," said Jennings. "That's what Samaranch brought to the IOC."
The fact the 2012 Summer Olympics are heading his way frightens Jennings.
OK – so what does this have to with Beijing's Official Organ Traders? Well, the wholly amoral IOC rented Brand Olympics to the even more amoral kleptocracy that rules China so the latter could wipe away their human rights crimes and tyranny – or at least hide them – under the Five Rings Of The Olympic Kings.
And when you sell human organs, you need a lot of dressings. Of course, offing the donors cuts down considerably on the post-op expenses.
Even in global human rights pariahs like Israel, the UK, and the US, the vast majority of physicians still honor the value said to be derived from the ancient Hippocratic Oath: first do no harm.
And murdering – or maiming – one person to benefit others is a depraved act wholly proscribed by medical ethics. Which is why in Israel:
Senior transplant surgeons in Israel call on citizens to stop traveling to China for transplant surgeries: …more than half of Israeli patients awaiting transplants to go abroad for their transplant surgeries, mostly to China. In a special survey which was to be published this week in the medical journal "Harefua", director of the heart transplant unit at Sheba Medical Center Dr. Jacob Lavee spoke against the transplants performed in China and defined them as "crimes against humanity".
The reason for his condemnation of the surgeries was that about 90 percent of the transplanted organs in China were taken from prisoners on death row without their consent.
'Organs removed while prisoner was alive'
The article quoted Dr. Wang Guayoki, a Chinese doctor who escaped China and sought political refuge in the United States. He described before a committee of the House of Representatives how he removed skin and corneas from the bodies of over 100 prisoners who were executed in Chinese prisons.
He explained that the "donors" receive a special injection which prevents their blood from clotting and aids in preserving their organs. The execution team shoots the prisoners in the head while a medical staff stands by in order to remove the organs meant for transplants.
Dr. Guayoki recounted a particularly shocking case where kidneys were removed from a prisoner while he was still alive due to a faulty execution. Other testimonies brought before congress confirmed other such cases.
And the BBC found:
The sale of organs taken from executed prisoners appears to be thriving in China, an undercover investigation by the BBC has found.
Organs from death row inmates are sold to foreigners who need transplants.
One hospital said it could provide a liver at a cost of £50,000 ($94,400), with the chief surgeon confirming an executed prisoner could be the donor.
China's health ministry did not deny the practice, but said it was reviewing the system and regulations.
'Present to society'
The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes visited No 1 Central Hospital in Tianjin, ostensibly seeking a liver for his sick father.
Officials there told him that a matching liver could be available in three weeks.
One official said that the prisoners volunteered to give their organs as a "present to society".
He said there was currently an organ surplus because of an increase in executions ahead of the 1 October National Day.
And you thought holidays were bad for business, right? Well…not if you celebrate your nation's "special" days by mass executions of dissidents – and pre-arrange to sell their organs like so many burgers.
Still want a kidney with that Kool-Aid? Or those Olympics? Still want Olympics with those organ harvesters, the Chinese rulers?
Oh – and how does Medicare subsidize China's trade in kidneys taken from (usually) dead prisoners? Well, thanks to Al Gore, selling organs is against the law in the US – and rightly so:
…the National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA) was passed in 1984, which strictly prohibits the sale of or trafficking in organs for transplantation. In addition, NOTA established the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), a private, nonprofit organization which was charged with codifying and streamlining transplantation activity in the United States. UNOS serves as a nationwide organizational force, as well as the major repository for data regarding transplantation.
So far, so good. Even better – for one form of organ failure – kidney failure – Medicare picks up the tab (plus 80% of the cost of the antirejection drugs transplant recipients require every day to keep their "alien" organ from being rejected by their bodies' immune systems).
What's wrong with that? Some depraved recipients fly to China to buy an execution victim's kidney – and then come back and let US taxpayers foot the bill for the drugs – the drugs they need to take for the kidney they bought off the Official Organ Harvesters For The 2008 Summer Olympics
Ain't globalization grand?
See you in the streets of San Francisco April 9th for The Great Olympic Torch March Forward.
Bon appetit.


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Egyptian Vacation Photo Attack
If you recently received an e-mail with attached photos from the sender's vacation in Egypt, you probably want to take a pass.
As described by F-Secure in their blog, the e-mail has a new lure. The attachment is a ZIP file with multiple files. Most are JPGs, and there's a convenient "viewer_img.exe" program so that you can view the photos and infect your system with Russian malware.
When you run the program it loads the Russian version of pbrush.exe, or Windows Paint, to give you the sense that it has dome something legitimate. It also loads up a Russian data-stealing trojan horse named LdPinch.

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Due allowance is made for the age, development, maturity and ability of individual children.
Click on the links below to view the long term plans for each year group for 2019-2020. Further information about the curriculum covered at Cowley Hill is available half termly in the form of Curriculum Maps - Topic Webs. These can be found in the Classes pages, together with more detailed information about the new maths curriculum.
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We aim to provide all pupils with the opportunity to participate and enjoy sport by developing a positive approach to PE. Pupils receive two PE lessons a week which allows them to develop skills through a range of indoor and outdoor activities in a broad and balanced curriculum. In Key Stage 2 pupils also receive weekly swimming lessons.
During Key Stage 1 pupils build on their natural enthusiasm for movement, using it to explore and learn about their world. They start to work in pairs and small groups. By watching, listening and experimenting they develop their skills in movement and coordination and enjoy expressing and testing themselves in a variety of situations.
During Key Stage 2 pupils enjoy being active and using their creativity and imagination in physical activity. They learn new skills, find out how to use them in different ways and link them to make actions, phrases and sequences of movement. They enjoy communicating, collaborating and competing with each other. They develop an understanding of how to succeed in different activities and learn how to evaluate and recognise their own success.
PE is also supported with a wide provision of extra curriculum sports clubs. You can find out more in the Clubs section of this website.
It is compulsory pupils have the correct kit for every PE lesson. Failure to bring correct kit may result non participation in the lesson.
For indoor PE pupils need plimsolls/trainers, black shorts and a white t-shirt. For outdoor PE pupils need trainers. black shorts, a white t-shirt and tracksuit trousers and jumper for the winter.
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How Lisa T. Lost 40 Pounds!
Feeling unhappy and overweight, Lisa went from 175 pounds to 135 pounds with the help of MyPlate. After shedding 40 pounds, she is now healthy, fit and happy!
Name: Lisa T.
LIVESTRONG.COM Username: Ltafoya79
LIVESTRONG.COM Member since: December 13, 2013
Age: 35
Height: 5'5"
Before Measurements
Weight: 175
Dress/Pant Size: 14
After Measurements
Weight: 135
Dress/Pant Size: 6/4
1. What was your life like before joining LIVESTRONG.COM?
I joined LIVESTRONG.COM at a point where I was already pretty healthy, but needed the little extra push/motivation to keep me on track. Prior to discovering LIVESTRONG.COM and before starting my journey, I was reasonably healthy physically, but I was overweight and unhappy.
2. What inspired you to make a change?
I originally decided to make lifestyle changes because of my children. I noticed what they were eating, and how my daughter was bordering on becoming a little heavier than she ought to have been for her age at the time. I knew that much of it was my fault, and I did not want to be one of those people who just sat by and let her kids develop unhealthy habits. I also took a good look in the mirror and was unhappy with what I had let happen. Not to say that I had been fit prior to having kids, because I honestly never really exercised consistently in my life, but I didn't realize the effect that the gradual weight gain had had on my appearance. I'd never been small, but all of a sudden the realization that I was truly overweight hit me like a ton of bricks, and I decided then that I wasn't going to be like so many of my family who had developed diabetes and heart issues as a result of unhealthy habits. I wanted to be there for my children and set a good example.
3. How did LIVESTRONG.COM help you lose weight?
I used LIVESTRONG.COM as a source of inspiration. I enjoyed reading about other people and their journeys, it often helped keep me motivated when I was down or had hit a plateau. I also really enjoy the health articles and recipes. I use LIVESTRONG.COM as a source when I'm looking for answers to fitness or health related questions.
4. What was your support system like?
My friend Cristi was really the only person who KNEW what my goals were and knew what I wanted to accomplish. She was the person who sponsored me essentially. She encouraged me, she helped me in every way she could, and if it hadn't been for her I wouldn't have gotten as far as I have. She is still one of my best friends, and she is absolutely amazing. I'm completely indebted to her for everything she has done not only for me, but for my kids.
5. What's your favorite way to work out?
I really have learned to love the gym, even though my preference was to work out at home. I have a gym partner now who is wonderful and fun. He helps me stay accountable not only fitness wise, but diet wise as well. He's great! I don't know how I managed without him.
6. What's your weekly exercise schedule?
I work out Monday-Saturday. Three days a week-if time allows-I will have two gym sessions-morning and afternoon. Morning sessions consist of weights. Afternoons are HIIT elliptical workouts and stretching. Two of the six days are active rest days where I stretch, and do steady cardio. The remaining four days alternate between upper and lower body sessions. I do core work every day. Sunday is always a rest day. Every week is slightly different depending on the program I'm doing.
Sometimes I am not able to make a double gym session, others I have to take an extra rest day for whatever reason. I've learned that remaining flexible yet consistent is the key to being successful.
7. What's a typical day of meals and snacks?
I usually eat 5-6 times a day, but that is not always the case. I eat breakfast because it IS the most important meal of the day. I'll usually have a snack/second breakfast around 9, lunch, midafternoon snack, dinner, and sometimes an after dinner snack. I supplement with protein shakes to not only get my daily intake of protein, but also to help me meet my caloric needs, as sometimes I don't eat enough to do so.
8. What's the range of calories you eat per day?
I eat anywhere between 1500-2500 calories per day depending on what I did in terms of workouts. If I have a heavy weight day, I definitely eat more. Now that I am eating towards a different goal, my caloric need and intake is very different than what it was when I was trying to lose weight.
9. What are the healthy staples that are always in your kitchen?
I always have peanut butter, wild rice, and tuna. I'm not a cook, so I like anything I can grab on the go.
10. How do you strategize for meals?
Of course my first priority is my family, so they obviously get taken care of first in terms of groceries. It becomes a little difficult when you're essentially shopping for two separate households. I will have to admit, I do not strategize for meals. Having a family, full time job, long work commute, etc., I find that I don't have the time or the energy to do so. What I try to do, is buy groceries that I am able to take up to work-easy things like egg beaters and oatmeal for breakfast; soup, wild rice, tuna for lunches; and peanut butter and crackers, nuts, or fruit for snacks. I have a cabinet full of lunch, snacks, and protein. I truly hate shopping, so I go once every two weeks.
11. What was the biggest challenge you faced?
Diet was, and still is, my biggest challenge. I have a hard time meeting my caloric needs most of the time and I still struggle with sweets. It is really hard to get out of the weight loss mindset, and it has been really hard for me to find a balance that I feel good about. Once you stop thinking in terms of weight loss, and start thinking in terms of muscle gain, it becomes a different ball game because in order for your body to build muscle you have to give it the proper nutrition to be able to do so.
This is an aspect of my journey that I feel will always be a battle because I am a total foodie. I love food and I love to eat. I believe that moderation is the key in most cases. However, I've learned that you can't outwork a bad diet.
12. What's your biggest secret(s) to success that you want to share with others?
Don't beat yourself up if you feel like you've slipped. Life happens. Things come up. There is no way to predict what will happen from day to day. Be consistent, but be flexible. Do not give up just because you missed a day or two, or even a week. Get back on the horse and try again.
Don't get discouraged if you don't see immediate results. It takes time, be patient.
Listen to your body. Eat when you need to eat, rest when you need to rest. Hurting yourself just isn't worth it. You must take care of yourself so that you can be the best you possible.
Don't live and die by the scale. Pay more attention to how your clothes fit and how you feel. I think it's a better indicator of success.
13. Can you describe what your life is like now?
I'm healthy, I'm fit, I feel like I'm setting a good example for my children, and I'm really happy with the progress I've made. Overall, I feel amazing! My mood is good, I've got confidence that I never had before, I'm proud of my accomplishment, and I'm even more thrilled that my changes have trickled down to my kids. My daughter is more inclined to eat fruit rather than candy, and my son seems to enjoy vegetables quite a bit more than I did as a child.
I'm still very active, and find myself trying to do more things and to encourage others to become active or be more active. I still continue to do what I can to make improvements and I try to challenge myself both physically and mentally. From a health perspective, my mood is better, I have less anxiety, my blood pressure is low, my endurance is building, and I feel strong.
I still use LIVESTRONG.COM as a source of inspiration and research.
Written by: Ann Rusnak


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The game is set in the last years of the roaring 1960's, a time of Sex, Drugs and Rock 'N Roll. The biker movement, rock music and the hippie counterculture all add to the fascinating atmosphere to be experienced in 'Ride to Hell'. Action loaded from the very start with free roaming environments, players can immerse themselves in the liberty and freedom of riding full throttle with their gang on a multitude of different vehicles through the dusty flats of Western America. Protecting their turf, their brothers and their machines from rival gangs is just a taste of what this epic game will involve. 'Ride to Hell' is not for the faint hearted; it's aimed heavily at the player who wants to become fully involved in the original West Coast biker culture. With its hard drinking, bare knuckle environment, this is as close to the action as you can get. In a movie style production model, the internal Deep Silver studio is teaming up with leading creative companies such as Eutechnyx, Perspective Studios, and others, to bring the authentic and massive game world of 'Ride to Hell' to life. "The Deep Silver development team has worked on some of the greatest and grittiest, freeform-style games to ever hit the market," Cathy Tische, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Deep Silver, Inc. "They are pulling out all the stops to bring the biker gang world alive in Ride to Hell, from the 1960s art style, music and scenery to the completely raw and intense game play." "Ride to Hell is one of Deep Silver's largest global multiplatform game launches to date and one that will put Deep Silver on the map in the US," says Hannes Seifert, Managing Director at the Deep Silver development studio. "Ride to Hell captures the spirit of the biker movement in the 1960s, while delivering an authentic, action-packed game play experience." 'Ride to Hell' – This brand new multi-platform game has been in development for over a year and is due for a worldwide release simultaneously on next gen consoles and PC in the 2nd Quarter of 2009.
Publisher Deep Silver (Dead Island, Saints Row) announced three new games today that begin with Ride to Hell. The first, Ride to Hell: Retribution, is a biker gang revenge tale in the action genre for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. It'll launch June 25 and 28 in North America and internationally, respectively.The second game, Ride to Hell: Route 666, is a digitally distributed game where players will "recruit and lead a gang of bikers from Chicago to Los Angeles, fighting for every mile of the road using both brain and brawn." It's described as a fast-paced arcade game. That will be out in June on PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade and Steam.Finally, Ride to Hell: Beatdown is a "rock'n'roll brawler" for mobile, with details rolling in soon. Okay, well that's all certainly more information than we've had since Ride to Hell was first announced back in 2008.
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David Bromberg: The return of a rock 'n' roll Zelig
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When you lose one or more teeth as an adult, it will be a painful, traumatic, and life-altering experience. You won't feel much like smiling. You won't be able to chew the foods you love to eat. Your health be on the decline, along with your self-confidence. You will want to do something about it ASAP, but what can be done? At our Quakertown, PA dentist's office we have a great solution for adults with missing teeth: dental implants.
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What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are small rods made from titanium, that kind of look like a screw. They are surgically inserted into your jaw and after enough healing happens, a replacement tooth-like crown is attached to create a beautiful new smile for you.
After implants are inserted, they immediately begin to merge with the bone in your jaw and act as the new roots of your "teeth," which ensures that you don't fall prey to further bone and gum tissue loss.
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TrekSta Men's Evolution II: What a Great Fit Can Do for a Shoe
Going out on the trail with a pair of clunky old boots will make you feel like you're doing twice the work you need to be doing. And there's a reason for that: it's because you're doing twice the work you need to be doing. TrekSta Men's Evolution II is designed to eliminate that problem by contouring to your feet so well – in essence, fitting – that you'll hardly notice the thing is there. You'll get all the support, traction, and stability you need from an outdoor shoe without any of the weight or chunkiness.
Does the Evolution II succeed in its ambition to be one of the best-fitting outdoor shoes on the market? The fit will depend on your individual experience, of course, but there's no doubt that TrekSta took a variety of feet types and sizes into account when designing this shoe. It advertises its own system as NestFIT and claims that "Upper, insole, midsole, and outsole come together like never before."
A quick look at the shoe itself will convince you that the shoe does indeed look like form-fitting superhero armor for your feet – in other words, the Evolution II definitely passes the eyeball test. And the quality of the material itself is enough to make you wonder if more outdoor trail shoes shouldn't handle their fit this way. There is indeed a lightness to this shoe that you might not expect at first glance thanks to a nice weaving in of appropriate materials that keep your feet dry while allowing sweat to dissipate. And the traction of the shoe is exactly what you need if you're going to give this shoe a good test in some adverse conditions.
At $115, this is an outdoor shoe that actually comes at a bargain price compared to many similar shoes you'll see out there on the market.


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8.554727 - MOMPOU, F.: Piano Music, Vol. 4 (Masó) - Musica callada, Vols. 1-4 / El Pont / Muntaya
Frederic Mompou (1893-1987)
The title of Mompou's masterpiece Música callada comes from the Cántico Espiritual of the Spanish mystic, St John of the Cross, where the expression música callada (music without sound) is complemented by soledad sonora (solitude that clamours). The poet explains 'that music is without sound as far as natural senses and capacities are concerned' but 'solitude sounds out loud through spiritual capacities'. In spite of the apparent clarity of the metaphor, its sense for Mompou was 'difficult enough to explain in a language different from Spanish'. Beyond general understanding of these words, they seem to have a personal significance for the composer, only accessible through his music. Although each of the 28 pieces has the brevity inherent in Mompou's musical language, as a whole the work represents his most ambitious achievement. The four volumes appeared between 1959 and 1967, the period of his definitive maturity, shortly after he had secured his emotional and domestic stability by marrying Carmen Bravo and while he enjoyed the company of an intimate group of friends, Montsalvatge, Turull, and Valls, with whom he could share the worries of that time in Barcelona. His prestige as a composer, almost as a 'living classic', was daily confirmed. His Música Callada is a summary of the most personal elements of his musical language, penetrating to the heart of the 'mysteries of nature', but yet not without echoes of popular music. The work represents his position as 'backward' in respect of the increasingly prominent avant-garde. Mompou renounces the idea of perpetual progress in Art, claiming that 'in this climbing of rugged peaks it is necessary sometimes to take rest'. Yet at the same time his music here reaches the highest level of harmonic difficulty and abstraction possible without ceasing to be his own.
The first of the four volumes, each with a different number of pieces, was published in 1959 and at once sets the pattern, the character of the first piece indicated by the title Angelico, with a melody between the popular and the religious, accompanied by chords of great simplicity, imitating the ringing of bells. The second piece, Lent, develops a single motif among dissonant chords, imbued with characteristic melancholy. The clarity of the almost popular melody of the following piece, Placide, conceals a considerable achievement in harmony and instrumental register that suggest a carillon, with a melody well known as a tuning signal for a leading Spanish radio station. The fourth piece, Afflitto e penoso ('afflicted and suffering'), returns to the world of the second. Its harsh, tortured harmonies lead to a final resolution in E minor, unexpected after the tonally imprecise opening. The following piece has no tempo indication but the required mood, legato metallico, is very important for Mompou, who had called the first chord he devised a 'metallic chord'. The texture is dominated by the repetition of notes as in Chopin's Preludes No.6 and No. 15. For the sixth piece Mompou returns to his characteristic sadness, imbued with almost aristocratic distinction in the grief implicit in its turns of melody and accompanying dissonances. The seventh piece, also marked Lento, adds one passage after another, with a melody of unequivocally popular character at its heart, until the return of the first. The penultimate piece, Semplice, a concise miniature, also has recourse to the mood of traditional song. The first volume ends with a piece, Lento, that captures again the more abstract character of some of the preceding pieces, with a more than usually intense use of polyphony and harmonic dissonances.
The second volume, with seven pieces, appeared in 1962. The first, Lento-cantabile, is written in a style akin to that of the last piece of the first volume. The second, the eleventh of the series, Allegretto, adopts Mompou's popular manner in its succession of rapid dances and reflective melodies. The twelfth piece, Lento, delights in rich dissonances of the kind that characterize the more 'abstract' pieces of the collection. The next piece starts with a melody in popular style, leading to a short central section of almost Bartókian violence. The following piece, the fourteenth, is of great tonal complexity, centred on the key of C minor, but almost atonal in harmony. The Lento-plaintif of the fifteenth piece achieves a very ingenious rhythmic swing with a motif repeatedly superimposed over the simple syncopations of the accompaniment. The piece that ends the second volume, Calme, begins and ends with an impressionist ostinato, with a more clearly defined, central contrasting melody.
The third volume, with only five pieces, was first performed in 1965. The first, Lento, the seventeenth of the whole work, seems to suggest a funeral march. The second, in spite of the indication Luminoso, with reference to the opening motif leads to a more bitter mood, giving prominence to a perhaps significant element from the third piece of the first volume. The nineteenth piece, Tranquillo, is a sad meditation on a single motif, maintained with a calm sameness of tone found also in the following piece. This, the twentieth, Calme, has a central section that momentarily takes on a harsher character, but returns at once to the desolation of the opening. The last piece of the third volume, altogether the most sombre of the whole work, Lento, offers a full gamut of 'metallic' sounds, like bells of different kinds and sizes heard at different distances.
The fourth volume was first performed in 1972 by the great Spanish pianist Alicia de Larrocha in the festival at Cadaqués. The first piece, Molto lento e tranquillo, includes various melodies in different registers combined with the sound of bells in which Mompou took such pleasure. The following piece, Calme, avec clarté, seems to recall from the past a popular song in a slower tempo. In the following piece, Moderato, a tortuously unwinding passage is heard in alternation with a section full of luminous feeling. The thinning of the textures in the first section of the next piece, with no tempo indication, is replaced by the clarity of outline of the serious central part, before a return to the opening mood. The prolonged and earnest discourse of the twenty-sixth piece, Lento, is followed by the Lento molto of the next, in the abstract mood of various earlier pieces, although towards the end there is a melody in a clear B flat minor, a vivid contrast with the intense dissonances of the rest of the piece. The last piece, Lento, starts with a hymn, followed by passages of varied character that grow harsher in expression. A return to the serenity of the opening hymn brings an ending of the greatest simplicity to a work that deserves to be considered Mompou's musical testament. In the words of the composer: 'This music has no air nor light. It is a gentle throbbing of the heart. It does not seek to reach beyond some minutes in space, but to try to penetrate the great depths of our soul and the most secret regions of our spirit'.
An unpublished example of Mompou's earliest compositions offers an interesting contrast. Muntanya ('Mountain') was written in 1915, when Mompou had only composed some of the Impressions intimes and part of the Scenes d'enfant. Previously unknown, in character it belongs to the Cançons i danses and other similar works, and shows how from the very first Mompou set out to find the ideal in sound that he achieved in the works of his maturity. El pont ('The Bridge') reflects, according to Mompou himself, his impressions during his walks at Montjuïc in Barcelona In fact the piece was written in 1941 and abandoned at a time when he was worried about the validity of his musical language. He later considered using it in a projected piano concerto. When the Spanish Ministry of Education commissioned from various Spanish composers works for cello and piano, to be published in 1977 in honour of Pau Casals, Mompou used part of El pont to create his only work in this form, retaining the same title. This abandoned piano piece brings deeper understanding of the composer's character and his anxiety over the significance of his own voice in a period of avant-gardisme. His answer was Musica Callada.
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1 Day Workshop $125
This class will help get you started painting with confidence. The class will be taught in oils, but most will apply to acrylics as well. What are the best colors to start with? There are so many types of brushes, what are the best to use for different applications? What are the best methods to start get paint on the canvas? Paint application, color and composition will also be covered. No materials necessary, but bring any questions and materials that you already have.
Typical supply list
I prefer working in oils because my mixture will stay wet for the class. Acrylic will dry quickly so you will need to keep them wet with water or a retarder.
- Alizarin crimson or Permanent Rose ( primary red )
- Cadmium Yellow Light ( primary yellow ) Hansa yellow or Hansa yellow light
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- Phtalo blue ( primary blue ) or Ultramarine blue
- Sap green
- Titanium white
- 2 each - 9x12, 12x12 canvas or panel
- Palette knife
- Sketch pad and pencils
- Paper towels
- Acrylic and oil disposable Palette Pad 16x20 . You can use a roll wax paper
- Paint medium to help base coat your canvas and block in color. I fill a flip top bottle (think small dish liquid bottle) with 80% Liquinand 20% Damar Varnish to thin and speed the drying for oils. if you are working in acrylics use Liquitex glazing medium and water Great for base layers
- Odorless mineral spirit and a sealed container for cleaning brushes. There are several Eco friendly products out there now as well.


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Global styles are a defined set of properties that can be applied to multiple elements at a time. A single element can also have multiple styles applied to it. Any change to a global style will automatically update all elements that haven't overwritten that property.
Global styles are managed via the "Quick Styles" tool which is located in the bottom left corner of the main application window.
When a project has global styles, all available styles will be listed in the Quick Styles tool. Any applied styles (assuming there are elements selected) will be at the top with a dark gray background. All other styles will be listed below.
Creating a Global Style
To create a global style open the Quick Styles tool and click the gray + button. The style dialog will open. Inside the style dialog you can set the style's name, see how many elements it is applied to and edit it's properties. By default all properties are toggled off and grayed out. To add properties to the style click the circle next to each property. Once toggled on, property inputs will become enabled.
Creating a Global Style from an Element
Global styles can be created from an existing element in your project. To do this, select the element on the canvas and then click the gray + button in the Quick Styles tool. When you create a style from an element the style will be pre-populated with all the visual properties of that element. Properties can still be toggled on/off.
Note: When a global style is created from an element the style will be automatically applied to the originating element.
Deleting a Global Style
To delete a global style open the Quick Styles tool and right click on the style you wish to delete and click "Delete Style". This will delete the style and break all element references it has.
Applying Styles to Elements
To add a style to an element select the elements you want to add the style to and click the + icon to the left of the style name in the Quick Styles tool.
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To remove a style, select the elements you want to remove the style from and click the styles corresponding × button. This will break the link between the style and elements.
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In the event you want to fully re-apply a global style's properties onto an element you can hit the refresh button (circular arrow) next to the style's name. This will apply all the style properties to the selected elements overwriting the values on the elements.


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There are tenants living all year round so can be used as an all year home, holiday home or rental home.
The property consists of lounge/kitchen, 2 double bedrooms (1 en suite) and a separate shower room.
The entrance to the property is a beautiful stairwell with marble spiral staircase.
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The How I Met Your Mother spinoff is officially a thing. We learned last month that CBS was eyeing the prospect of a female-centric comedy spinoff of the long-running series, and now TV Line reports that the network has ordered a pilot for How I Met Your Dad. HIMYM creators/executive producers Carter Bays and Craig Thomas are behind this potential new series alongside Emily Spivey (Up All Night), and the idea is to follow a relationship from a female point of view. HIMYD will revolve around a new set of characters and is described as a "kindred spirit" of the original series, but Bays was quick to point out on Twitter that they will not be introducing these new characters in the final episodes of HIMYM, noting "this will be its own, totally new show."
Creatively, the current final season of How I Met Your Mother has not exactly been firing on all cylinders, but maybe How I Met Your Dad will have enough fresh creative juice to take off. One imagines we'll also see some connective tissue between the shows, like the utilization of MacLaren's bar or occasional appearances by Ranjit.


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WOW! Live Hawaii Luxury Life in this desirable corner end unit with spacious open concept design, floor to ceiling windows, top of the line appliances and lux finishes. One of the best luxury buildings with first class amenities and concierge services, this residence has 2-Bdrms 2-Baths, 2 parking stalls and 2 storage lockers. Ala Moana Shopping Center and Ala Moana Beach Park is right outside your door for entertainment, restaurants, shopping galore and beach activities!
Property Information
- price: $1,988,000
- hoa fee: $1,385
- taxes: $1,082 (2017)
- status: Active
- type: Condo /Townhouse
- mls id: 201724016
- Furnishings: None
- Flooring: Hardwood, Marble/Granite
- Total Bathrooms: 2
- Full Bathrooms: 2
- Total Bedrooms: 2
Additional Information
- Amenities: BBQ, Club House, Concierge, Doorman, Exercise Room, Heated Pool, Meeting Room, Patio/Deck, Pool, Private Yard, Putting Green, Recreation Area, Recreation Room, Resident Manager, Sauna, Security Guard, Trash Chute, Valet, Whirlpool
- Pool: Yes
- Security/Safety: Card, Key, Security Patrol, Video
- Patio/Terrace: Yes
- Parking Features: Assigned, Covered - 2, Guest, Secured Entry
- Area: Metro
- County: Oahu
- Neighborhood: ALA MOANA
- Building Name: One Ala Moana
School Information
- Elementary School: Kaahumanu
- Middle School: Stevenson
- High School: Mckinley
- Community Features: Bedroom on 1st Level, Central AC, Even# Unit, Full Bath on 1st Floor, Single Level, Storage
- Assoc. Fees Include: Cable TV, Gas, Hot Water, Internet Service, Other Common Expenses, Sewer, Water
- Mgmt. Company: Hawaiiana Mgmt.
Structural Information
- Architectural Style: High-Rise 7+ Stories
- Exterior Const.: Concrete, Slab
- Elevator(s ): 6
- Stories Description: 21
- Square Feet: 1,245
- Year Built: 2014
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- Property View: City, Coastline, Marina/Canal, Ocean
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- Maint. Fee: $1,385
- Tax Amount: $1,082
- Tax Year: 2017
- Terms: Cash, Conventional
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- Special Conditions: None
- Land Tenure: Fee Simple
- Inclusions: AC Central, Blinds, Cable TV, Convection Oven, Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Range/Oven, Refrigerator, Smoke Detector, Washer
- Flood Zone: Zone X
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Open expansive breathing and your physical and emotional well being are very much intertwined. Exapansive breathing = Life… Expansive breathing = An oxygen rich blood supply… Expansive breathing = Movement… Expansive breathing = Calmness… Expansive breathing = Freedom.
Most everyone has a tendency to restrict their breathing when they are frightened, anxious, or feeling overwhelmed. It is not "natural" to restrict one's breathing at such times, but for most of us it is a default habit nonetheless.
The very essence of a habit is that we can perform an action without needing to pay careful attention to what we are doing. Soon we can perform certain habits without seeming to think at all. For many of us, restricting our breathing has become a habit that we do so "well" that we have come to not even notice when and how we do it.
This Practice is meant to reawaken you to the process of breathing, and help you to reverse debilitating breathing habits, so that you can once again, "Breath with Grace and Power."
Metaphorical explanation of the process involved: Sit up straight, without leaning against the back of your chair. Imagine that your torso is a strong yet supple cylinder that is able to transmit fluid and oxygen through it walls. Your torso-cylinder is hanging from a fairly thick string that is attached to a strong branch of a big tree, and this string cradles your head and neck, so that your throat and sinuses are open and soft. As your head, neck, and torso hang from the branch, your entire upper body rocks back and forth ever so much, as you are moved by a strong yet calming breeze.
The bottom of your cylinder is your pelvic floor which is situated in your pelvic cavity. The top of your cylinder is your palate, sinuses, nose and mouth.
In this practice, air enters your cylinder through your nose and sinuses, and air exits your cylinder through your mouth.
As you inhale, think of each molecule of air as being like a bubble that floats down to your pelvic floor, with each bubble resting on the bubbles around it. You can think of an image of a cylindrical jar filled with water bubbles. When the jar is "just full" you pause for a relaxing moment or two, and then the molecular bubbles start to exit your cylinder through your mouth.
The bubbles near the top of the cylinder of course are the ones that exit first. The bubbles resting on your pelvic floor are the bubbles that exit last. When your cylinder is "just empty" you pause for a relaxing moment or two, and then your inhale begins once again. Inhaling through your nose and sinuses, exhaling through your throat and mouth.
- Your inhalation enters your body through your nose and sinuses, and goes all the way down to your pelvic floor. Remain relaxed while practicing this. Do what you can, and no more or less.
- When your cylinder is just full, you pause for a relaxing moment or two and then: Your exhalation leaves your body via your throat and mouth.
- Breathe in slowly through your nose making a "Suuu" sound which emanates from the area of your sinuses. What is important here is that you make a slow and constant inhalation, and that the inhalation has some sound to it.
- Exhale slowly through your mouth making a "Haaa" sound which emanates from your throat, as the air lightly bounces off of your palate. The sound you make is a throaty sound.
- While being certain to remain relaxed, build up to a cycle of inhaling for about twenty seconds and exhaling for about twenty seconds.
Perform Breathing With Grace and Power, for a minimum of five minutes. Better to do it for ten minutes if you have the time.
This Practice is very simple, AND profound. You will discover yourself in the process and you will reawaken yourself to the process of breathing, and reverse degenerative breathing habits. Over time, you will once again, "Breath with Grace and Power."
As a supplement to the above practice, you may also find this video of interest from our Video Exercises Inspired by Japanese Culture page.


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Join us for a drink with your fellow service designers! International Service Design Day is a worldwide celebration to promote the power of Service Design. Whether you're a corporate, startup or just interested in Service Design come and share our passion for awesome customer experiences. We'll be gathering for a drink and nibbles from 5 pm.


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We have recently received a lot of interest from the community in the status of construction for the Balboa Pool Renovation.
Our current estimate to re-open Balboa Pool is in the summer of 2018. The project has experienced delays to the original schedule due to unforeseen site conditions and our new electrical service to the building.
One of the major changes to the project scope is full replacement of the building's window system. Mid-way through construction we determined the old window system was in too poor a condition to refurbish or warranty. The new window system comes with increased energy efficiency, better functionality, and a fully warranty.
The contractor recently removed the concrete form work from the new entry ramp and stairs, and it is all looking great. These elements are a significant feature of the new building design. During the next month we will be installing the new window system on the Havelock Street front building façade, and will be doing site work and grading at the site entry.
The project delays we are experiencing at Balboa Pool are a constant challenge when renovating buildings that are 60+ years old. We are working with the contractor to complete the project as efficiently as possible, and thank the community for your understanding with the delay. We are very excited to re-open the pool later this year.
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Southeast Tech, in compliance with Federal and State regulation, requires that all students maintain satisfactory academic progress toward the completion of a degree, diploma, or certificate in order to receive financial aid in addition to completing Exit Counseling up graduation, termination or if their enrollment status drops to less than 1/2 time.
According to regulations governing the federal financial aid programs, a student must be enrolled in a program of study leading to a degree or certificate and must be making satisfactory academic progress according to the standards and practices of the institution in order to continue to be eligible for the federal programs (Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant, Federal Direct, Federal PLUS, and Federal Work-Study), as well as all state and institutional programs. All students participating in federal aid programs must comply with the standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) as outlined in the Southeast Tech academic catalog for full-time and part-time status and regardless of program of study. SAP is defined as progressing in a positive manner toward fulfilling requirements for the degree or certificate in a given program of study.
Please note that other entities providing funding for students may require the student to maintain a certain number of credits and/or cumulative grade point average (GPA). This includes, but is not limited to, funding from Vocational Rehabilitation, Department of Labor and Regulation, Tribal Funding, Southeast Tech Foundation Scholarships, and scholarships from outside organizations.
SAP is the measurement of a student's performance (credits completed and cumulative GPA) in meeting the institutional degree or certificate requirements.
Southeast Tech manages SAP for both academics and financial aid. The same SAP standards are applicable to both areas. Thus, if a student is suspended for academics, he/she is also suspended for financial aid.
Minimum Standards
Note: A student must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher to graduate.
Review Period
Southeast Tech reviews SAP at the end of each academic term.
A student will be placed on Warning who meets the following conditions:
A student on financial aid warning is required to take an academic recovery course at Southeast Tech.
A student will be placed on Suspension who meets the following conditions:
Suspension means that a student is no longer allowed to enroll at Southeast Tech or receive federal financial aid.
A student is eligible for Reinstatement of Aid after suspension who meets the following conditions:
Has satisfactorily completed acceptable academic work to meet the minimum standards of SAP. The option to transfer in a successful semester from different school may only be used once while a student is attending Southeast Tech. All coursework must apply toward the student's program(s).
A student placed on warning or probation is required to take Southeast Tech's academic recovery course. The academic recovery course credits cannot be used in the calculation for full-time or part-time status for financial aid purposes.
Academic Circumstances that Affect A Student's Status:
Incomplete // "F" Grades // Withdrawals:
Incomplete grades, "F" grades, and withdrawals will reduce the completion ratio, because they are counted as attempted but not earned credits. They also count against the maximum attempted hours for a student's degree (150 percent rule). If an Incomplete grade is not completed within the required timeframe and becomes an "F," or if a student withdraws from a class, or a receives a failing grade in any required class, the student will usually need to repeat the class. The repeated credits will be used to determine the amount of successfully completed classes. If an Incomplete grade changes to a grade after the SAP review has been completed, the grade change will be reflected as necessary. An Incomplete grade that is later completed for a grade can potentially increase a student's GPA and/or increase the successful completion percentage.
Change of Program (without graduating from a program) or Adding an Addition Program(s):
If a student changes or adds additional programs, the prior credits and grades that do count toward the new program are included in the SAP evaluation.
Remedial Coursework:
Non-credit remedial coursework does not count toward quantitative or qualitative standards. For-credit remedial coursework does count toward quantitative and qualitative standards.
Repeated Coursework:
A student may repeat a completed course one time and receive federal aid for the retake. Individual programs may have course requirements that are stricter than the Department of Education requirements for satisfactory progress. Repeated coursework does count toward maximum timeframe (150 percent rule) and toward GPA requirement of satisfactory progress.
Withdrawals will count toward attempted credits and toward maximum timeframe (150 percent rule).
Dismissal and Return:
A student who is suspended or choose not to attend because of SAP failure will not be automatically eligible for financial aid upon his or her return. A student must meet both qualitative and quantitative standards of SAP. Absence does not restore eligibility for financial aid or academic acceptance. It remains the responsibility of the student to be knowledgeable of his or her SAP status when returning to school after dismissal or choosing not to return because of SAP failure.
Summer Term Courses:
All hours attempted and completed in the summer term are treated as any other semester hours in determining SAP status. SAP will be checked following the summer term.
Maximum Financial Aid for Program(s):
The maximum timeframe a student can receive federal aid for each undergraduate program in credit hours is a period no longer than 150 percent of the published length of the program in credit hours. For example, a degree program requiring 64-degree credits to complete the degree has a maximum of 96 credit hours attempted in which the student can receive federal aid.
Coursework that a student transfers to Southeast Tech will be evaluated and included on the transcript only for credits that apply toward the student's Southeast Tech degree. Transfer credits must meet the minimum academic standard of the degree. Transfer credits will count toward earned and attempted cumulative credits in relation to the 150 percent maximum timeframe rule.
Credits while not receiving Title IV:
All credits appearing on a student's transcripts will be counted in calculations for determining SAP status, including those that may have been during terms in which the student was not receiving Title IV Aid.
Appeal of Financial Aid / Academic Suspension
Appeal of Financial Aid / Academic Suspension can be granted only in instances in which extenuating circumstances occur. Some examples of circumstances can include, but are not limited to, the following:
Lack of awareness of withdrawal policies, requirements for Satisfactory Academic Progress, or unpreparedness for college coursework will not be accepted as reasons for the purpose of an appeal.
The circumstances should be clearly documented. When a student desires to appeal the Financial Aid Suspension, he/she must submit a formal appeal to the Financial Aid Office prior to the first day of the semester the student is returning to attend Southeast Tech. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that the form is submitted prior to the deadline; failure to do so will result in the appeal not being heard. The meeting of the Appeal Committee for the purpose of hearing appeals will be held on an as-needed basis. The student will be notified immediately of the decision of the Committee, including any stipulations or recommendations accompanying the reinstatement of financial aid. A letter reiterating the Committee's decision will be sent to the student after the decision has been made.
A student may only appeal suspension once during his/her entire time of attendance at Southeast Tech. If the appeal is approved, the student will be placed on probation. A student is required to take an academic recovery course at Southeast Tech.
During probation, which lasts one term, a student is expected to successfully meet the terms outlined in the SAP plan. A student may continue in subsequent semesters as long as he/she continues to meet the terms of the SAP plan. A student will need to meet the 2.0 cumulative GPA requirement and successfully complete at least 67% of his/her credits attempted to be eligible to graduate. A student may receive federal aid while on Financial Aid Probation if otherwise eligible.
Reinstatement of financial aid does not imply waiver of any other school policy, rule, regulation, procedure, etc.
Students who have accepted federal student loans to help them cover the cost of their education are required by Federal Law to complete Exit Counseling upon graduation, termination or if their enrollment status drops to less than ½ time. Exit Counseling must be completed even if you intend to continue your education elsewhere.
Exit Counseling provides important information such as loan repayment, grace period and billing options information as well as collecting updated borrower information. It will typically take 30-40 minutes to complete.
To complete Exit Counseling, you will need the following information:
To Complete Exit Counseling:
Log in to StudentLoans.gov using your FSA ID
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What is entrance counseling?
During entrance counseling, you will learn about the following:
Who has to complete entrance counseling?
All students taking out Direct Subsidized Loans or Direct Unsubsidized Loans: If you have not previously received a subsidized or unsubsidized loan under the Direct Loan Program or a subsidized or unsubsidized Stafford Loan under the Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) Program, you'll be required to complete entrance counseling.
Financial Aid information is subject to change at any time due to changes in federal, state, or sponsoring agency regulations. Other important financial aid information is available through the Financial Aid Office for continuing aid, transfer students, and other referral sources.
No financial aid will be made available to students until after the add/drop period. During the add/drop period, students' attendance will be monitored. At the end of the add/drop period, each student's enrollment status will be reviewed and their financial aid eligibility will be determined based on that enrollment. Pell Grant will not be adjusted after the add/drop period if enrollment changes. Grants, scholarships, and loans will then be transferred to the student's account. Once this has been done, "refund" checks will be issued during the financial aid disbursement dates for students with excess financial aid funds after bills have been paid in full. Students without financial assistance will be required to pay any outstanding bills. This will coincide with final fee payment. See Financial Aid chart. Every student must go through the fee payment process. The funds will be used by the Business Office to pay student housing and/or students' tuition and fees. Staff will verify that students are maintaining academic requirements to remain eligible for financial aid, and that students are carrying enough credit hours to continue their eligibility.
Note: New borrowers will be required to complete loan counseling prior to disbursement of their loan funds at www.studentloans.gov.
Return to Title IV Fund Policy
A student who officially withdraws from Southeast Tech earns his or her financial aid based on the period of time he or she remained enrolled. Students who terminate their enrollment from Southeast Tech earn their financial aid according to the following formula.
During the first 60% of the semester, a student 'earns' Title IV Funds in direct proportion to the length of time he or she has remained enrolled. The percentage of enrolled time is derived by dividing the number of days the student attended (based on the date that an official termination form is submitted to the Registrar) by the number of days in the semester. The calculation uses calendar days and not actual class days. A tuition refund percentage chart is available in the Business Office upon request.
If a student did not receive all of the funds that he/she had earned, he/she may be due a post-withdrawal disbursement. If the post-withdrawal disbursement includes loan funds, the school must get the student's permission before disbursing the funds. The student may choose to decline some or all of the loan funds so as not to incur additional debt. The school may automatically use all or a portion of a student's post-withdrawal disbursement of grant funds for tuition and fees. The school needs the student's permission to use the post-withdrawal grant disbursement for all other school charges. If a student does not give his/her permission, the funds will be offered to the student. However, it may be in a student's best interest to allow the school to keep the funds to reduce any debt at the school.
All federal funds returned are distributed in the following order:
1. Direct Unsubsidized Loan
2. Direct Subsidized Loan
3. Parent Plus Loan
4. Federal Pell Grant
The school must return the amount of Title IV funds for which it is responsible no later than 45 days after the date of determination.
Unofficial Withdraws
Students who:
• left Southeast Tech without completing the required termination paperwork,
• stopped attending all classes before the 60% mark of semester,
• received no earned grades (passing or failing)
are generally considered unofficial withdraws.
Unofficial withdraws will receive failing grades for all their coursework and their withdrawal date will be considered the midpoint of the semester. A 50% Return of Title IV funds will be calculated for unofficial withdraw students who received financial aid for that semester. These funds will be sent back to the Department of Education. No other return of funds are provided for unofficial withdraws, either to the student or other agencies.
Please note: When an unofficial withdraw is applied, Southeast Tech has the right to bill the student for the federal funds that are sent back to the Department of Education. Also note that students who receive at least one A, B, C, D, P, I or earned F grade in a given semester will not be considered an unofficial withdraw for that semester.
A student convicted of a federal or state drug offense that occurred during a period of enrollment for which the student was receiving Title IV (federal) financial aid is ineligible for federal student aid (FSA). The period of ineligibility for FSA funds:


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Have you ever visited the iconic RHS Malvern Spring Festival? No? You must give it a go!
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Why not celebrate the beginning of the gardening season at this Malvern spring show? With top medal winning Show Gardens, spectacular floral displays, spa gardens, floral marquee, celebrity guests and more plus quality shopping – there is something for everyone. As well as plants and gardening ideas there will be great food available and cookery demonstrations with artisan crafts for you to browse and buy too. A special focus on families at the show sees a dedicated Exploration Zone and School Garden Challenge with opportunities to meet famous authors and stars of children's TV too. It is a fabulous day out for all the family.
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Inspired by Malvern's heyday as one of England's finest spa resorts, come and enjoy RHS Malvern Spring Festival's new look between 11th-14th May.
RHS Malvern takes place at the Three Counties Showground (Malvern, Worcestershire, WR13 6NM) from Thursday 11th May 2017 to Sunday 14th May 2017, 9am to 6pm each day. Tickets are on sale here:
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This Malvern Spring Festival 2017 has been inspired by Malvern's heyday as one of England's finest spa resorts, come and enjoy our new look festival. From fountains of flowers to RHS Gold Medal winning show gardens and top quality specialist plant and floral exhibitors in our beautiful Floral Marquee, there is no better place for gardeners of all abilities to discover summer inspiration and experience the restorative pleasure of a great day out. On different days you can seek expert advice from a range of famous gardeners including, ALAN TITCHMARSH, MONTY DON, CAROL KLEIN, JOE SWIFT, ADAM FROST, JAMES ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, NAOMI DEVLIN, HANNAH GENDERS, JEKKA MCVICAR, JO THOMPSON etc. Examine their green finger credentials here:
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Brilliant Wall Art are attending the RHS Spring Festival at the Malvern Three Counties Showground, with their extensive and continually expanding range of wall art and home accessories. Check out our stall (no. 2012) for extra special festival offers exclusively for you, at this Malvern Spring Show.
Take a look at our brilliant gardening products here on our BWA website. We have everything from a vintage style garden bicycle flower planter to a garden cast iron hand water pump.
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On this day, July 4, 1776, two great men, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, and "the only signers of the Declaration of Independence later to serve as Presidents of the United States," brought freedom from Great Britain to the United States .
To Thomas Jefferson, known in history as the author of the Declaration and the third United States president, thank you for your written words:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with inherent and inalienable Rights; that among these, are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness…
To John Adams, second United States president, thank you for your written words:
I am well aware of the Toil and Blood and Treasure, that it will cost Us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these States. Yet through all the Gloom I can see the Rays of ravishing Light and Glory.
Both of these men, undoubtedly are powerful historical figures that helped shaped a great nation we know as the United States of America. It may be a simple coincidence but, both these men passed from this life on July 4, 1826, the 50th Fourth of July anniversary celebration.
May you rest in peace, Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Adams.
America celebrates the Fourth of July with great festivities…beautiful firework displays…parades and carnivals…picnics and barbeques…baseball games and concerts…family reunions…and many more happy celebrations.
~May you have a blessed, safe and happy Fourth of July.
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Long-Term Care Planning: Establishing a Trust
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A trust sets aside certain assets or an amount of money for another person. It allows money to be disbursed over time rather than as a lump sum both before and after the grantor's death. A trust is a good option to consider for people with beneficiaries who aren't able to manage money well.
These beneficiaries may have developmental disabilities, be minors, or just be unreliable with money. Sometimes trusts are used to transfer property, such as a vacation home, that is not easy to divide evenly among several beneficiaries. They are also often used by people with substantial assets because they can help reduce estate taxes.
Probably the most common reason people set up trusts is that they want to control the disposition of the property more readily than they can in a will.
You can set up a trust so that the beneficiary receives the proceeds of the trust after your death or upon reaching a certain age. For instance, you can set up a testamentary trust in which you put some assets with conditions on their use, such as for a grandchild's education or when the child reaches the age of 25.
If you choose to prepare a trust, you still need to have a will. The will provides a safety net if for some reason some of the trust property cannot be transferred.
A trust can hold money, real estate, stocks and bonds — anything of monetary value. The trustee is a person or institution that you select to manage the trust property. The trustee has a fiduciary duty (that term again!) to use the property as the grantor has indicated. The property stays in the same place, but legal ownership is transferred to the trust.
If, after reviewing information about wills and probate, you realize that your estate or your parent's will probably qualify for a simplified probate process, will not have a big tax bite taken out after death, and will not involve complicated financial arrangements, then setting up a trust will probably not get you much but will be costly and cumbersome.
Even so, many people are attracted to the idea of a living trust (maybe it's the word living, which moves planning out of the realm of death).
A living trust is often touted both as a way to retain control of assets and to avoid probate. This is how a living trust works: You set up a trust that you both own and control as both the trustee and the beneficiary while you are alive and not disabled.
You also name the successor trustee who will manage the trust after your disability or death and successor beneficiaries who will get the assets in the trust after your death. You can name someone else as trustee if you choose, and you can revoke that decision later.


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Global carbon emissions are set to return to record levels this year after the global recession resulted in a smaller than expected drop in emissions during 2009.
That is the conclusion of a paper published today in the journal Nature Geoscience which reveals that emissions fell just 1.3 per cent in 2009, less than half the 2.8 per cent drop most experts were expecting.
It also predicts that emissions will rise by three per cent in 2010 as world GDP rebounds. The three per cent figure contrasts sharply with the one per cent annual rises typical of the 1990s and is also ahead of the average 2.5 per cent annual rise recorded over the past decade.
The report will further fuel concerns that concentrations of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere are increasing in line with the worst case scenarios mapped out by climate change scientists and is sure to heap further pressure on negotiators at the Cancun climate change summit, which starts next week.
The report's authors were surprised by the smaller than expected reduction in emissions last year, attributing the results to the strong economic performance of many emerging economies. China, India and South Korea in particular were able to dodge the worst effects of recession far better than most developed countries, and as a result their carbon intensity, the amount of CO2 released per unit of GDP, remained relatively unaffected.
China, for example, recorded an eight per cent increase in total emissions during 2009, while the UK, Japan, US and Germany posted cuts in emissions of 8.6 per cent, 11.8 per cent, 6.9 per cent and seven per cent respectively.
However, the researchers were quick to point out that soaring emissions from emerging economies cannot be blamed solely on those countries, noting that increases in Chinese and Indian emissions are partly due to developed countries 'exporting' their manufacturing sector to developing markets.
The researchers also warned that the despite the 1.3 per cent fall in emissions, the 30.8bn tons of CO2 released during 2009 was still the second highest level in history, falling short of only the 2008 record.
"This tells us that the link between the economy and fossil fuel emissions is still very tight and the efforts, at least globally, to improve the economy while not increasing CO2 emissions are not leading to very much at the moment. There is not much tangible evidence globally that the emissions are starting to curb," Professor Corinne Le Quéré, one of the report's authors, told The Independent.
The study contained one piece of good news, reporting that global CO2 emissions from deforestation have decreased by over a quarter since 2000, mainly because of a lower contribution from logging tropical areas.
"Fortunately, we are seeing a real decline in CO2 emissions in the land use change sector due to reduced tropical deforestation and increased forest re-growth in temperate regions," Pep Canadell, executive director of the Global Carbon Project and one of the co-authors, said.
Le Quéré agreed that improved forestry policy was beginning to have a positive impact on emissions. "For the first time, forest expansion in temperate latitudes has overcompensated deforestation emissions and caused a small net sink of CO2 outside the tropics," she said. "We could be seeing the first signs of net CO2 sequestration in the forest sector outside the tropics."
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