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Give your next nighttime event a great green glow with our Premium Green Glow Sticks! These 4-inch green light sticks are sure to be a hit at any event, whether you're handing them out as party favors at a space-themed event, using them to give your Halloween decor a ghoulish glow, or sending your trick-or-treaters out with a few green glow sticks to ensure they're safe while making the rounds on Halloween. Perfect for any nighttime event, these green glow sticks are also great for nighttime vending at concerts, carnivals, dances, and other events. Each green glow stick has a hole at the top that allows you to attach it to a lanyard (not included) for hands-free glow fun. To activate your green glow stick simply bend at the center until it snaps then shake to disperse the glow product. Our Premium Green Glow Sticks are bulk packaged in increments of 50 and come sealed in a poly bag to ensure quality and freshness.
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"I would buy this product again & again
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Quick,efficient service at a great price
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Purchased this item to be distributed to our business locations as part of their emergency preparedness 'kit'. They can be used to guide employees/customers out of the business if the power goes out.
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By The Glow Stick Lady
from Huntsville, AL
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I give these out at Halloween. Great for Safety and exciting children. I also keep them on hand for outings. They are great for rowdy children, they immediately start playing with the glow sticks and stop running around and screaming. Great for everybody's nerves. I give them to parents of a sad or crying child and they give them to the child. Immediate smiling happy response. I wish I could have repurchased the 3 inch ones, they are perfect for "magic". You show them unactivated to a child, palm it and snap it in your hand, shake and hand to a child. The look of amazement is priceless.
Great Item
By WW
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I was very impressed with the brightness of this glow stick.
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We bought 200 of these for an event and they were perfect. Bright, long-lasting and cheap. The DJ of the event got the information from me for his own purchase.
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Favorite game of preteens in our Club 456 is "glow stick sardines". Each gets one glow stick. They love it.
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Much better than the sticks at the store
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I'll never buy another glow stick at the store, i couldnt believe how long these sticks stay lit.
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We used these for our fundraiser which had a hero theme. They we set in the middle of a clear vase surrounded by a clear green wrap to glow and look like kryptonite. The string and holes at the tops of these were not needed since we weren't using them as necklaces and they were a little hard to bend to turn them on because they were so small but we did like the size varity.
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It's true that it's a bit hard to crack, but nothing to worry about if you get over your fears of breaking it. Just break it and it'll give you a glow that will last for a really long time. Using them for my wedding since sparklers are prohibited at my venue. Love it!
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OverviewLongshoal Park sits on the shores of Harry S. Truman Lake in the hills of western Missouri.
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As hedge funds hire this year, they'll focus on a very specific area: operational risk.
UBS and MF Global made risk a big theme in 2011, and, although those institutions aren't hedge funds, their experiences are enough to spook investors who want to make sure their fund isn't going to blow up. Enter the hedge fund risk management expert.
"Our clients want risk managers who understand the operations of the firm itself," said Bob Olman, managing director of Alpha Search, a Roslyn, N.Y.-based executive search firm for the alternative investment industry. "They need to understand trade reconciliations and the control of financing through prime brokerage." In the past, Olman has been asked to provide top talent on the quantitative side, like modelers and statisticians who can look at risk inherent in the portfolio. Now the concern is transcending the portfolio to focus on the firm itself.
Olman said hedge funds are looking for chief risk officers as well as risk staffers with three to 10 years of experience working in financial services on the operations management or risk side.
While hedge funds have tended to hire from other funds or private equity firms, they're also considering eager applicants from the sell side who have experience at large banks dealing with disparate risk management systems.
The final quality they want: Skepticism. "You don't want to take everything at face-value," Olman said. Having a healthy dose of skepticism motivates an employee to dig into the risks involved. Olman recommends letting that personality trait come through in the interview.
Finance vs. Tech (FINS)
We didn't think they were in competition, but new tech start-ups are starting to encroach upon territory that's traditionally belonged to wealth management firms.
British Banking Blues (Financial News)
Royal Bank of Scotland fired 1,900 staff from global banking and markets last quarter, with total headcount for that unit now hovering around 17,000. And they're not finished yet.
FA Symphony (On Wall Street)
California-based Concert Wealth Management will hire 40 financial advisers this year as the firm expands into new states. Get those arias ready.
Hiring in Ohio (The Columbus Dispatch)
These days, J.P. Morgan Chase and Ohio are going together like New Yorkers and Linsanity: They just can't get enough. The bank will hire 350 employees in Columbus over the next five years.
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HSBC is on track to shed 30,000 jobs around the world, but in Hong Kong the firm may be cutting fewer than the 3,000 planned.
Getting Feedback (Great on the Job)
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The former Jacksonville State receiver and return specialist was getting that kind of buzz before his appearance at last month's NFL Scouting Combine, and he did nothing to hurt that reputation Tuesday.
His appearance at JSU's pro day was a chance to follow up on his Combine experience, another chance to show the scouts not all the draftable players go to schools such as Alabama, Oregon or Texas.
"Coming from a smaller school, it is harder for us to get our names out there a little further," Bonner said. "The guys who go to the bigger schools, they always have the highlights and stuff you can Google on them. You can rarely find stuff on me.
"I feel like I was kind of under the radar some, but once they looked at the film and saw what kind of player I was and saw me at the all-star game and Combine, it boosted their knowledge and pretty much let me know they're looking. I want to be a sleeper in the draft. That's what I really want."
Bonner was one of 16 players — 10 with JSU connections — to audition for more than a dozen NFL teams. There was a lot of clock watching, lifting, jumping and measuring and, of course, encouragement from among the players who all came to JSU Stadium seeking the same goal.
The scouts huddled like college basketball referees discussing a late-game shot clock violation to share 40-yard dash and shuttle times, but the players were left only with the hopes they left an impression.
In fact, during the instructions for one of the running tests, the players were told not to wait for their times after hitting the finish line.
"For most guys there is a little bit of stress, seeing a lot of scouts here, and right now I'm sure a lot of their minds are kind of rushing," said Buffalo Bills cornerback T.J. Heath, one of the Gamecocks' current NFL players on hand to watch. "For some, this is their only (look). It can be their chance to go. That's why I say the pressure's on … but at the end of the day I think they'll be fine."
The pro day experience did help former JSU defensive back A.J. Davis' career. He impressed enough in a pro day at Troy last spring to sign a free-agent contract. He eventually was activated by the Saints for the final game of this past regular season.
"I was prepared so well for that one pro day that I did mostly all I needed to do there," Davis said. "I didn't take it as an all-or-nothing type deal. I kind of took it as motivation. I was very confident in it. I knew I had been working hard throughout my training."
Running back Washaun Ealey didn't feel any particular pressure to perform. While he was a little disappointed with his 40 times, he impressed on the bench press and as a receiver out of the backfield catching passes from former JSU quarterback Ryan Perrilloux.
"I felt like I did good," Ealey said. "I kept my head very relaxed. It's what I've been doing all my life … so it felt natural to me.
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Every one of us has a morning routine, something they need to do to get energized and pumped for work.
Many of us go for bean juice, brain juice, cup of jo (or Joe, based on your spelling joice).
Packers coach Mike McCarthy told an early-rising audience on 620WTMJ's "Wisconsin's Morning News" that his favorite is a drink from a brand that's pretty familiar to most of us, and it's normally the same kind every time.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Despite a healthy dose of adversity, the Checkers kept on rolling to yet another road victory.
Riley Nash scored with 34 seconds left in overtime and John Muse made 25 saves in his AHL season debut as Charlotte picked up a 2-1 win over Houston on Sunday night. The victory was the team's fifth in as many games, tying a franchise record from its inaugural season in 2010-11. It also extended its point streak to six games, the third such streak it has posted this season.
Zac Dalpe also scored for the Checkers, who won three times in three nights for the third time in team history (22 attempts) and third time this season (five attempts).
The game marked the second consecutive overtime win for Charlotte, which topped Oklahoma City by a 4-3 score on Saturday. In between games, the Checkers, who were missing six players due to NHL recall and four more due to injury, endured a seven-hour bus ride that saw them arrive in Houston around 5 a.m. local time.
Nash, who opened the scoring against Oklahoma City one night earlier, sealed the victory when he skated into the zone, allowed Chris Terry to draw two defenders toward the goal and fired a wide-open wrister past Matt Hackett for his seventh goal of the season. The goal gave Nash six points (3g, 3a) in his last five games.
Defenseman Tommi Kivisto, one of eight players in the Checkers lineup that started the season in the ECHL, recorded his first professional point with the lone assist.
Nash's goal came at the 4:26 mark of overtime, which was the exact same amount of time that had expired in the first period before Dalpe gave his team a 1-0 lead with his 13th goal of the season, finishing a great two-on-one setup with linemate Justin Shugg. The goal gave Dalpe nine points during an active five-game point streak.
Muse, one of five players recalled from the Florida Everblades on Saturday, improved to 12-3-2 all-time at the AHL level. The only goal against him came near the beginning of the second period, when Kris Foucault took control of a loose puck on an Aeros power play and fired it past Muse amid the confusion in front of goal.
Aside from that play, Muse was solid throughout, particularly during a flurry of activity late in the first period that produced a string of key saves.
The game featured a handful of minor penalties in the second period that culminated in a fight between Charlotte's Brett Sutter and Houston's Paul Mara as the teams were leaving the ice to head to their locker rooms. Mara, an NHL veteran who only recently joined the Aeros, received a game misconduct for leaving the bench to participate in an altercation.
The win gave Charlotte points in all five meetings with Houston this season (4-0-1), three of which went to overtime. The Checkers now enjoy a nine-point lead over their South Division rivals.
Having concluded a stretch of nine consecutive games away from Time Warner Cable Arena, the Checkers will now return home for a three-game set that includes back-to-back games against Grand Rapids on Wednesday and Thursday and a date with the Norfolk Admirals on Sunday.
NOTES: The Checkers improved to 5-5 in overtime games this season, including a 3-2 mark in games decided during the five-minute period preceding the shootout … Nash took a game-high five shots on goal … Charlotte's Matt Beca earned his first AHL point of the season and second of his career with the secondary assist on Dalpe's goal … The Checkers were 0-for-4 on the power play after scoring four power-play goals in their previous two games … Forwards Nicolas Blanchard and Jerome Samson and defensemen Marc-Andre Gragnani and Rasmus Rissanen missed the game due to injury … Forwards Leigh Salters and Luke Pither, the latter of whom arrived via trade earlier in the day but had yet to join the team, were healthy scratches.


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its a simple option that isnt included in engines but should be. being able to step thru animation one frame at a time. say you have a character walking forward thru space instead of looping in place. lets say five steps forward. when the joystick, key or button is released. say on step 3 or 4. the way engines are set up now that animation has to play that last 5th step forward.
but if you could step thru, you can stop anywhere in between and it doesnt look unnatural
this would for the most part eliminate the need for looping motion in place. say you have a character throwing a punch or doing a special move.
the opponent can see the move coming and counters or blocks. but if you could step thru the animation opposed to playing the whole clip of motion to the end. stopping somewhere in between and going into another motion isnt a problem.
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How Your Business Can Be Hacked into Bankruptcy
NEW YORK (MainStreet) Recent cyber heists of consumer credit information, while costly to banks and retailers, are usually more inconvenience than catastrophe for cardholders. With prompt notification to the issuer, consumers are protected from significant losses from fraudulent transactions. However, small businesses have little protection from seeing their livelihoods fleeced by fraud.
Take the example of a California escrow firm. In late 2012, three bogus international wire transfers exceeding $1.5 million drained the account of Efficient Services Escrow in Huntington Beach. The wires, bound for Russia and China without authorization from Efficient Services, crippled the firm's cash flow. With only three days allowed by the state to recover the stolen funds, and with the bank that processed the transfers denying responsibility in the matter, the firm was shut down and the entire staff of nine employees laid off.
Brian Krebs, the security industry journalist who first reported on the Target data hack, says small businesses are most at-risk in transacting their bank business online.
"If a banking Trojan infection results in cyber thieves emptying the bank accounts of a small business, that organization is essentially at the mercy of their financial institution, which very often in these situations disavows any responsibility for the breach, and may in fact stonewall the victim company as a result," Krebs writes on his blog. "That can leave victim organizations in a quandary: they can swallow their pride and chalk it up to a learning experience, or opt to sue the bank to recover their losses."
The FBI says most account takeover fraud schemes involve small-to-medium sized businesses with accounts at local community banks and credit unions. Many of these financial institutions use third-party service providers for online banking services, including wire transfers.
Unauthorized wire transfers tend to average $900,000 -- but have ranged from $50,000 to $985,000. In 2011, the FBI reported about $20 million had been bilked from small and medium sized business through fraudulent wire transfers.
A new twist to the wire scam involves telephone calls from individuals claiming to be with a wire transfer company's technical support team.
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Rutland voters have a promise from Chris Louras, mayor of the city,
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"start with" trimming City Hall's planned disbursements. Those
dissatisfied with the budget as written, are reasoning that since
the budget apparently can be lower, smaller figures should have
been his starting point.
The group Rutland City Watch points to a high percentage of vacant
properties and a dwindling population, both in terms of city
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recreation department losing $1 million a year, and an
"out-of-control" school budget also are among their
The form of the budget presentation also angers some taxpayers.
Other communities receive a listing of expected revenues with their
budgets, they say, a format that helps them in making informed
New Rutland Redevelopment
After several months on the job, new Rutland Redevelopment
Authority executive director Brennan Duffy recently updated the
public on what's happening at the RRA. Created as Rutland City's
economic development arm, the organization was set up to reduce
residential homeowners' property tax burden, redevelop
dilapidated/blighted structures, revitalize commercial and
industrial sectors, and generally encourage economic
The RRA has an updated focus; Duffy says, specifically on grant
administration for the city, blighted property redevelopment,
expanding the grand list, downtown designation maintenance, and
city planning coordination and representation.
About 150 properties in the city are vacant, some residential and
some commercial, excluding properties that are for sale, under
renovation, and used seasonally. Vacant properties are a cot to the
city, he explains, not only in reduced property values, additional
maintenance expense, and falling municipal revenues from associated
tax delinquency. As vacant properties decay, those pose added
dangers, becoming illicit activity sites, and fire and safety
hazards. The RRA is working with the Rutland Region Planning
Commission, Board of Aldermen, and city officials to create a
volunteer committee that will create a formal process for
remediating blighted properties and to write an ordinance covering
compliance and enforcement.
The RRA is encouraging redevelopment of the former Armory at 15
West St. so that its future use creates jobs and generates taxes.
The planned Energy Innovation Center holds great promise to "aid in
the commercialization of renewable energy, efficiency and
environmental technology products and lead to future associated
businesses calling Rutland home, Duffy states.
He is also highly aware of the importance of aiding existing as
well as developing businesses in site selection, financing, job
creation incentivizing, and work force training, plus other types
of encouragement for investing or reinvesting.
He sees a number of encouraging signs: the new Casella Waste
Systems facility, retail shop openings, the Center Street Alley
project and the new Community College of Vermont.
Thanks for the
Central Vermont Public Service for donating its used 15-passenger
van to the Boys and Girls Club of Rutland County, and to TD Bank of
Rutland for providing secure, convenient parking for the van. Also
thanks to Awesome Graphics for design and production of the van's
paint job.
Train service improved
Repairs plus new track and ties for Vermont Rail Systems (VRS) have
enabled the Amtrak host to move up status from poorest performing
to one of the best. Travel time between Rutland and Whitehall, NY,
is 15 minutes faster.
In December 2010, the Ethan Allen Express ran a total of 11,068
minutes behind schedule; in December 2011, the number had dropped
to 135.
Ridership is up too. The stretch from Albany to Rutland gained
1200-plus riders October to December 2011 above those figures for
the previous year.
$750,000 in track repairs had already been planned, with a
late-October completion, but the timetable was in for a change once
Tropical Storm Irene blew across the state. VRS suddenly had not
one, but three company lines damaged by flooding, with 11 miles of
track lost; five bridges damaged severely, and track washed out in
111 places. Having repair supplies and workers already on the site
enabled VRS to start track work earlier than would have been
possible otherwise.
Congratulations to new owners
Linda and Scott Kuiken for their purchase of Sal's Italian
Restaurant & Pizzeria, 148 West St., Rutland. Sellers were
Jerry Kyhill and Nick Ronfeld. Kyhill and Ronfeld are continuing to
own and operate Sal's in Wallingford.
24-hour eatery downtown
The Yellow Deli on Center Street now serves breakfast five days a
week, bringing its hours up to 24 hours a day, five days a week.
Run by the religious community The Twelve Tribes, the Yellow Deli
closes for the weekend at 5 p.m. Fridays and re-opens Sundays at 5
Breakfast downtown
Although the Denny's restaurant on South Main is the only other
24-hour restaurant in the area, there are a number of other
eateries that serve breakfast, including the Rutland Restaurant and
The Sandwich Shoppe on Merchants Row; and Café Terra on Center
Street. Sabby's Pasta House, also on Center Street, recently began
opening Saturday mornings for breakfast. Another breakfast stop and
coffee shop may soon open in the former Clem's spot on the corner
of Center Street and Merchants Row, according to Mike Coppinger of
the downtown Rutland Partnership.
Don't park there, either
The KeyBank building's parking lot is off-limits for after-hours
parking, property owner John Kalin recently announced. Violators
will be- and have been - towed. Only KeyBank customers and tenants
are permitted in the lot.
Increased unauthorized use of those spaces has crowded out
employees of the building's tenant Home Service Store, who often
work past what may be deemed a normal closing time.
The conflict has mushroomed beyond filling employee parking spaces
too. Unauthorized vehicles have been parked in handicapped spaces
and in the bank's automated teller lane.
Utility updates info online
As Green Mountain Power and Central Vermont Public Service prepare
to merge, they've launched a new website - www.gmpcvpsmerger.com -
to keep the public informed. It includes information on the merger
benefits package, and a calendar that highlights the steps toward
merger as they take place.
Half the necessary approvals have already taken place, with five
more to go.
Rutland library second in e-checkouts
As the use of electronic literature grows across the community,
Rutland Free Library patrons are busily checking out more and more
electronic files. During 2011, Rutland checkouts of e-books and
downloadable audio grew to 2,166 items, second highest in the Green
Mountain Library Consortium, second only to Brooks Memorial Library
in Brattleboro.
Learn to download content to an eReader in a Friday, Feb. 28 demo
at 6 p.m. The library offers a number of other free downloads,
available for use on desktop computers, mobile devices, tablets and
Rent a garden
The Rutland City Recreation Department starts registration for
community garden plots off Woodstock Avenue, behind McDonald's and
on Allen Street next to the Rutland Middle School/High School Allen
Street campus on March 1 for city residents (non-residents
registration begins April 1). Users pay a small rental fee and a
refundable cleanup deposit. Call Cindi, 282-1092, to find out
Looking for Chess Mates?
The Charles Edgar Memorial Chess Club meets Tuesday evenings from
7-9 p.m. at Godnick Adult Center, 1 Deer St (intersection with
Woodstock Avenue). All skill levels are welcome; membership is
free. Find out more by calling 773-1853.
Friday, Feb. 17 - Local Audubon representative Roy Pilcher
discusses Vermont's Wilflowers: A Birdwatcher's Appreciation, at
the Osher institute for Lifelong Learning, Godnick Adult Center, 1
Deer St., 1:30 p.m. Call 492-2300 for info.
Friday, Feb. 17 - Cirque Mechanics: Boomtown! fuses acrobatics,
circus arts, machines, slapstick, and magic set in mythic 1865
mining town Rosebud. 8 p.m. Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St.,
Rutland. Tickets: 775-0903.
Monday, Feb. 27 - Annual meeting of Rutland Natural Resources
Conservation District, US Department of Agriculture Service Center
Conference Room, 170 S. Main St., Rutland. 9:30 a.m. Topic: The
Effects of the 2011 Spring Floods and Tropical Storm Irene on Water
Quality in Lake Champlain. Pre-register by Feb. 20 by calling Nanci
McGuire, 775-8034, ext. 17.
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Around the Colby squash courts, it's known as "the Smith factor."
Harry Smith '12 and Samantha Smith '10 on the squash courts.
Harry Smith '12 and Samantha Smith '10 on the squash courts.
Samantha Smith '10 and Harry Smith '12, siblings from Locust Valley, N.Y., are each number one on their respective teams—"the first time in Colby squash history," said Coach Sahki Khan of the sister-brother top billing. "It's exciting."
And the family factor is just the beginning.
The Smiths are not only co-number ones, they're also team leaders who set the standard for both play and preparation. In other words, there's no room for complacency in the Smith court. "Both of them have brought up the standard in overall team dedication," Kahn said. "They are players who like to see people push themselves."
Said Harry Smith, "I love the competition and working to improve."
So far, so good for the top players and their teams. As this story was going to press, the women's team was 4-0 and ranked 21st nationally after wins against William Smith (6-3) and Connecticut College (7-2), with Samantha Smith 3-1, including a wild 3-2 loss against the top Northeastern player. Harry Smith won his opening two matches at the number-one spot as the men's team cruised to a 7-2 win over MIT and a 6-3 victory against Northeastern in November.
Last year both Smiths competed in the national individual championships and earned NESCAC honors for their outstanding seasons. "Both of them are grinders," Khan said. "They dig down deep and they stay in matches as long as they can. [Samantha] never gives up. You can't count her out."
The Smiths grew up around squash courts, Harry picking up a racquet when he was 6, and Samantha, after watching her little brother play for a number of years, taking up squash in eighth grade.
Despite the years of practice, the Smiths agree there is always room for improvement, mentally and physically. "It is just as much about playing against your opponent mentally as it is about your physical endurance or strength," Samantha said. Harry said he goes in feeling that no opponent is unbeatable. "It all depends on how hard you train and how hard you push yourself," he said.
But both find time for a rigorous academic schedule. Off the court Harry is an economics major with a concentration in international economics and an art minor. He plays on the golf team in the spring. Samantha Smith is due to graduate in the spring as an English major with a double minor in economics and administrative science. With all of that, squash provides an outlet. "It's a great break in our afternoons, a stress relief, especially before getting back to all the homework and papers," said Samantha.
Last year, both Harry and Samantha Smith were named to the NESCAC Winter All-Sportsmanship Second Team, which recognizes outstanding student-athletes dedicated to sportsmanship. In a sport where the players referee themselves and their opponents, sportsmanship is especially important.
Khan said he was looking forward to a successful season with the Smiths at the top of their team ladders. And there's another advantage to the sibling duo. "If I ever want to relay a strong message to Harry, Samantha is always a good way," the coach said. "He really pays attention to his older sister."


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First, bleow is my hardware as best as I can list, I am trying to figure out how to post it in my signature (i cannot find the tab under my CP, and would like a nice clean look).
So, I have the following below, and I have downloaded and tried the following versions:
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2. Got to the installation and did not have any of the options listed for the AMD processer (or did not know the right selection to use).
3. Go past installation to 97% and locked up.
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PGObject::Simple::Role provides an interface to the PGObject service locator for Moo and Moose Perl classes. This service locator is intended to integrate Perl objects with PostgreSQL user-defined functions, and this uses the "simple" mapping approach. Between PGObject::Simple::Rrole and PGObject::Util::DBMethod, it is possible to write fully-declarative classes in which all calculation logic is handed off to database functions.
Valentina Studio is a GUI manager for local files of Valentina DB, SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Valentina DB Server. It can edit and browse schemas and records, do SQL queries using a smart SQL editor with autocompletion, export/import into different formats, do SQL dumps, and draw diagrams using reverse engineering.
InfiniSQL is a distributed in-memory NewSQL relational database management system (RDBMS). It excels at performing complex transactions which involve records on multiple server nodes. It is engineered around the actor model of concurrent programming, which enables unique scalability capabilities.
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About the FAFSA
Table of Contents
The FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the basic application form that is required from any student who wishes to apply for federal financial aid. The FAFSA is the measuring stick for your EFC, or Expected Family Contribution. Your EFC is how much the government believes your family can contribute to your college tuition that year. If your EFC is less than the cost of attendance, you qualify for need-based aid. Many families qualify for need-based aid, but this can only be determined if you fill out the FAFSA. The FAFSA is also required when applying for unsubsidized Stafford Loans, Parent PLUS loans, and GradPLUS loans, none of which are need-based.
If you don't file the FAFSA, you forfeit your chance to receive federal aid. This can mean leaving thousands of dollars in low-interest, potentially subsidized, federal loans on the table. Most colleges and universities also require the FAFSA to determine your eligibility for their own grants and scholarships.
Federal aid is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so applying early is recommended. If an applicant has already submitted a FAFSA, that applicant can still submit a FAFSA for renewal or alteration to the previous information given. After review by a federal processor, the student will receive a Student Aid Report that summarizes the information provided on the FAFSA. If there are no errors, an electronic version is sent to the schools the student selected on the FAFSA.
Eligibility Criteria for FAFSA and Financial Aid:
- Be a U.S. citizen, or an eligible non-citizen with a valid Social Security number.
- Have a high school diploma or GED
- Should be registered with the U.S. Selective Service if they are a male ages 18-25.
- Promise through FAFSA that the financial aid will be used for educational purposes only.
- Not be in default on any student loan or owe any money for any federal grants.
- Not be found guilty of possession or selling illegal drugs while being a recipient of federal financial aid.
The most commonly sought after financial aids through FAFSA are Pell Grants, Perkins Loans, Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford loans, and the Federal Work-Study program in which the students can work part-time and have 75% of their payments refunded by the government.
Filing the FAFSA
Applicants can apply online through the U.S. Department of Education website, or complete a paper-application and mail it in, or they can refer to a professional fee-based preparer for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
EFC stands for Estimated Family Contribution, which plays an important role when applying for federal financial aid. The formula by which federal aid is awarded includes estimated family contributions toward the cost of attendance. Dependent students are required to include their parent's W2 and income tax information. And if the student is applying as an independent, they need to include their own financial information.
Is there a FAFSA deadline for my application?
Yes, there are deadlines for FAFSA applications for each state and college.You can submit the FAFSA every year, and you must continually renew it. To get more information about the FAFSA deadline, visit fafsa.ed.gov.
Can you tell me about FAFSA student loans?
Students who need to apply for financial assistance have to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form allows the government to calculate the amount of a student's financial need based on the information provided.
Should I apply for FAFSA financial aid even if I think I am not eligible?
If you think that your family income is too high for you to be considered for financial assistance then you should apply anyways. There are plenty of assistance packages and you may be eligible for some of them regardless of your family income. You should fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFAA) and see what assistance programs you qualify for.
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The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be renewed each year. Even if your financial information has not changed, all applicants for financial aid are required to participate in FAFSA renewal. The FAFSA renewal application has to be resubmitted each year so the authorities can access the financial condition and decide the amount to the awarded to the applicant after an entire year.
What are FAFSA school codes?
FAFSA school codes are codes given to every college or university where enrolled students can receive financial aid. To streamline the system, the United States Department of Education has given code numbers to all schools and colleges. Students should supply the FAFSA school codes for each institution they are applying to or for the institution they are enrolled in to ensure proper delivery of their information.
How do I check my FAFSA status?
In order to find your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) status, you need to login to your online account at the United States Department of Education, the same site where you submitted your online FAFSA. You can check the status of your application at any time after you have submitted it. The amount of federal aid awarded depends on the student's need for finances, and this is determined from the information on your FAFSA. Students can look for other funding options if the awarded federal aid does not satisfy their need.
FAFSA Topics
- FAFSA Home
- Deadlines for Filing
- Demystifying the FAFSA
- FAFSA Season and the Financial Aid Reality Check
- Exit Counseling
- Filling it out for the Self-Employed
- Financial Stability
- How the FAFSA Challenged Us to Find Alternative Funding
- How to Determine Independent or Dependent Student Status
- Making Corrections
- Requirements for Filing
- Revising: A Primer for Parents
- The Calculations Behind the Application
- The FAFSA: That Wasn't So Bad After All
- The FAFSA: Your gateway to financial aid
- Tips on Filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- To-Do Lists, Anxiety, and Preparing for College
- What Happens After the FAFSA?
- Why Submit the FAFSA?
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Two goals by Mullins lift Terps men to 13th win in row
Patrick Mullins, the Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Player of the Week, added two goals to his league-leading point total as the No. 1 Maryland men's soccer team earned a 2-1 victory over visiting Lehigh. The Terps won their 13th consecutive game and matched their best start in program history (14-0-1). Mullins, who has 28 points, scored in the 12th minute, then broke a 1-1 tie in the 88th minute with his 10th goal of the year.
More men's soccer: Three players scored and Navy (6-5-3) ended a five-game winless streak with a 3-0 victory over host Longwood (3-11-3).
Men's basketball: UMBC junior forward Chase Plummer and Stony Brook senior forward Tommy Brenton (River Hill) were among six players to earn America East preseason all-conference honors. The Retrievers were picked to finish eighth in the nine-team conference. ... Northeast Conference coaches picked Mount St. Mary's to finish ninth in the conference. Two-time defending champion LIU Brooklyn was voted first.
Women's basketball: America East coaches voted UMBC to finish sixth in the conference. Defending America East tournament champion Albany was picked first.
Football: Navy sophomore outside linebacker Jordan Drake was named the Naval Academy Athletic Association Athlete of the Week. ... Johns Hopkins senior running back Jonathan Rigaud and Salisbury junior cornerback Andre Carter and sophomore punter Kyle Hamby were named to the D3football.com Team of the Week.
Baseball: K.J. Hockaday (John Carroll) was 2-for-5 with two RBIs and a run and freshman Alex Robinson tossed three scoreless innings as Team Szefc defeated Team Vaughn, 6-5, to complete a three-game sweep of Maryland's intrasquad Fall World Series.
Water polo: Navy promoted Mladen Stanicic to associate head coach.
Women's volleyball: Salisbury (28-2) moved up to No. 17, the highest ranking in school history, in the American Volleyball Coaches Association Division III poll. ... St. Mary's senior setter Dani Thorne was named Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Week.
Swimming: UMBC senior Mohamed Hussein was named America East Male Swimmer of the Week while senior Andrew Eckhoff and freshman Corinna Darelius were Male Diver and Female Diver of the Week, respectively.
Track and field: Kim Standridge has joined Johns Hopkins as the first full-time assistant coach in school history.
Women's bowling: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference coaches and sports information directors voted UMES to win the North Division. Morgan State was picked to finish fourth and Coppin State sixth. The Hawks' T'Nia Falbo was voted Preseason Bowler of the Year. Three UMES bowlers —Falbo, senior Anggie Ramirez and junior Megan Buja —were selected to the preseason All-MEAC team.
Et cetera
Wang repeats as table tennis champion in Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg, MD, Oct. 20-21 - Wang Qing Liang, 17, won his second consecutive Open Singles title at the $2,600 Butterfly MDTTC Open last weekend at the Maryland Table Tennis Center in Gaithersburg. In the final he defeated 14-year-old Chen Bo Wen, 9-11, 12-10, 9-11, 11-7, 11-8, 11-5. Both players train and coach at MDTTC and live in Germantown. Wang received $1,000, Chen $400. Both players were training at the Luneng Sports School in Shandong Province in China before moving to the United States in May to train and work as coaches. In the semifinals, Wang defeated former U.S. Junior star Richard Lee of Gaithersburg, 13-11, 12-10, 11-7, 11-8, and Chen defeated former Nigerian star Larry Abass of Owings Mills, 9-11, 11-4, 11-5, 11-4, 12-10.
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The club's four members, plus a visiting regional officer, sat at one round table in a meeting room at the city's community center. They were surrounded by empty tables, which were circled by empty chairs.
Over their foam plates of noodles, sauce and garlic bread, the men discussed, not for the first time, whether it was worth it to continue meeting.
"We still haven't reached a firm decision about what we're going to do," said member Bob Ford.
The problem faced by Jacksonville's Kiwanis Club is being felt by similar civic organizations all over the country. An aging population and the time demands of modern life, remaining members say, are trimming membership rolls from groups that once claimed an outpost in seemingly every American town.
Rotary International has seen its U.S. membership fall to 337,133 this year from 402,774 in 1995, according to national spokeswoman Kimberly Dunbar. The Lions Club saw membership peak in the 1970s at about 500,000. Today that's fallen to about 300,000, but Dane LaJoye, a national spokesman for the club, said that might be changing.
"We're still seeing a decline in membership year-to-year, but last year the decline was better," LaJoye said. "We think we are going to start seeing a turnaround."
So why the decline? LaJoye said there's more competition than ever for Americans' free time. And, local residents say, they think that's part of the reason more people haven't signed up for local clubs.
"Unfortunately we don't find the time or feel the need," to get together said Steve Smith, president of the Jacksonville Kiwanis, referring to his peers. "If you're not growing then you're dying."
The Kiwanis Club is an international organization that works to help children in local communities and has worked to help eliminate iodine deficiencies in third-world countries. The Jacksonville chapter has been around for at least 40 years, helping children and promoting education by reading to schoolchildren and naming educators of the month.
The club has been losing members steadily since 2008, when it counted about 25 members. This year, membership fell from about 10 people to the current five – one member was absent Wednesday.
The remaining members give a variety of reasons their former fellow members stopped coming: they've moved away, fallen ill, died or just lost interest. But they have a harder time explaining the difficulty in recruiting new members.
In recent years, the club has met at different times and places in Jacksonville to make it easier for members to attend.
"Nothing has worked for very long" member Jim Wilson said recently.
Chris Craven, a Jacksonville barber in his 40s, works across the street from the Village Inn, a now-closed buffet where the local Exchange Club met for years. Though he says he would like to have become a member of that or another group, work always got in the way of the lunch-time meetings.
"I'm a one-man show so I can't leave," Craven said, adding that he would like to have been active in a civic organization. "If my fingers aren't moving I don't make any money."
Several of the civic organizations, including Kiwanis and the Lions Club, are taking steps to recruit younger potential members. There is some indication that it's working in larger cities in Alabama, and that's where Kiwanis membership is strongest, said Patricia Manasco, secretary for the Alabama district of the Kiwanis Club.
"I think some of it is the economy, some of it is the age of the members," Manasco said.
Clubs in rural areas have been hardest hit, she said. In the past two years about five clubs have disbanded in rural Alabama, including in Selma, Winfield and Centerfield, she said.
Instead of hosting traditional business meetings, organizers allow some groups to have online-only business meetings, with members getting together in person to host fundraisers and community outreach events, Manasco said.
"That's an area we are going after," said Manasco, referring to adults younger than 45. "We have seen a pretty good rise in our young members."
In particular the club has seen growth in a young professionals' club in Birmingham, which meets online and holds a 5K fundraiser, according to Jerry Ware, the Kiwanis' chief organizer for the division that includes Calhoun County.
Ware, who is new in the regional leadership role, attended the Jacksonville meeting Wednesday. He was there to get acquainted with the group, and he said he didn't know the club was in dire straights when he arrived.
The members agreed to get together at least one more time Oct. 2.
Ware said he wants to help drum up support.
"I'd like to help you with that effort," Ware said. "I don't want to see y'all fold."
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By now many Washington County families have been to the Kentucky State Fair and have seen the outstanding job local 4-H and FFA members have been doing in their competitions. Events for youth will continue this week at the Kentucky State Fair and all results and photos will be shared in the Springfield Sun in weeks to come. Great job Washington County 4-H and good luck to those competing this week!
We had a terribly hot and dry June, followed by a normal July with more moisture and many of our gardens turned into lush weed-infested messes But with most of you, I am sure, the summer garden was a success. In June, I had made the decision to not worry about doing a fall garden mainly because I thought the drought would just get worse, but it didn't, so now I might plant a few things to munch on into October and early November.
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Throughout the summer, members of the Washington County 4-H Sharpshooters Club have been competing in many competitions throughout Central Kentucky. The largest of these competitions is the two-day District 4 Invitational Contest. The first day was June 30 at the Mercer County Gun Club and Washington County 4-H Sharpshooters 22-rifle and pistol team members competed and won many top awards.
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Northeast Michigan's jewels always shine, but come the day after Thanksgiving each year they also twinkle and glitter with the holiday lights of the season, especially Alpena's holiday parade tonight.
Years ago Alpena Lena, as we love to refer to her, wrote a letter to the editor to the newspaper suggesting the community switch its parade from Friday morning when a lot of people are working, to Friday evening instead and make it a lighted parade.
Parade organizers and chamber of commerce officials agreed the idea had merit, so they tried it and, well, the rest is history.
Ever since the parade was moved, the region seems to glow even brighter. Communities all across the region seem to glow as well this time of year with their own Christmas displays and special holiday festivities.
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