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Litchfield Collection by Hudson Valley
Adding a touch of drama wherever they go, these lamps from the Litchfield Collection are hardly drama queens. In fact they are heavy, solid, dependable, in short, everything a drama queen is not. Yet, they still add a dramatic flair to any room they occupy. The dining room, the living room, even your bedroom.


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Some tips for staying safe in tree stands
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Acorns aren't the only objects dropping from trees this fall.
Since West Virginia's bowhunting seasons opened on Sept. 29, one hunter has been killed and eight others have suffered life-threatening injuries in falls from tree stands.
If falls keep occurring at that rate, this could turn out to be the worst year in state history for tree-stand accidents. According to Lt. Tim Coleman, hunter education coordinator for the Division of Natural Resources' Law Enforcement Section, 14 hunters were injured in 2011, the most accident-filled year to date.
"Falls from elevated platforms are now the leading cause of hunting incidents nationwide," Coleman said.
Dr. Norman Wood knows how dangerous a plunge from a stand can be.
Fourteen years ago, the Fort Ashby physician broke his back in a fall from a stand. He has since become an expert on tree-stand safety, and he recites the grim statistics from memory:
"Six thousand hunters a year are injured or killed in falls from tree stands," he said. "Eighty percent of those injured end up needing surgery. Thirty percent end up with partial or total paralysis."
Use of stands will ramp up dramatically during the next few weeks with the onset of the whitetail rut and the advent of the state's annual firearm season for bucks. With that in mind, Coleman has drawn up a list of tree-stand safety tips.
For example:
Glenn Jones, president of the state Hunter Education Association, offered a few additional tips:


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The PostgreSQL project aims to fully support a major release for five years, under the terms of the Versioning policy
After a release falls out of full support, we may (at our committers' discretion) continue to apply further critical fixes to the source code, on a best-effort basis. No formal releases or binary packages will be produced by the project, but the updated source code will be available from our source code control system.
This policy will be followed on a best-effort basis. In extreme cases it may not be possible to support a release for the planned lifetime; for example if a serious bug is found that cannot be resolved in a given major version without significant risk to the stability of the code or loss of application compatibility. In such cases, early retirement of a major version may be required.
The first version update released after the EOL date will normally be the final one for that version. Note that this can extend support shortly past the listed date. For example, 7.4.30 and 8.0.26 were the EOL releases for those two versions. They were originally targeted for EOL as of July 2010, but those final versions were not actually released until October 2010.
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Monday, April 20, 2009
A Purple Palette
This lady was walking by the New Museum and I just had to leave work for a second to snap her photo. She told me that purple was her favorite color and that she often paints her nails purple as well.
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Well of course! Purple is only the greatest color in the entire universe!
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Love the photo, but I'm biased... That's my beloved grandmother. What's great is she wore all purple to my wedding, and was definitely the main fashion attraction.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Anthony Gregory: The Failures of President George W. Bush on The Tom Woods Show
Recorded: Thursday, August 7, 2014
Research Fellow Anthony Gregory, author of author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America appeared on the Tom Woods radio show to discuss the record of President George W. Bush.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: RadioIssues: Constitutional Law, Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland, Anthony Gregory, and Mary Theroux on the Steel on Steel Show
Recorded: Saturday, August 10, 2013
Anthony Gregory, Mary L. G. Theroux and Ivan Eland discuss the expansion of the military state in the U.S. on the "Steel on Steel" radio show with host John Loeffler.
Experts: Ivan Eland, Anthony Gregory, Mary L. G. TherouxType: Radio
Anthony Gregory on Scott Horton Show
Recorded: Friday, April 19, 2013
Anthony Gregory, Research Fellow and author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America: From the Kings Prerogative to the War on Terror, speaks to the anniversary of the Waco atrocity.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: RadioIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Government Power, Law Enforcement, Religion
How Rising College Costs Hurt Families and Society
Recorded: Monday, December 24, 2012
Research Fellow Vicki Alger discusses the increasing debt burden of student loans and the state of college finances in an interview with Joy Pullman on Heartland.
Experts: Vicki E. AlgerType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Education, Labor and Employment
Winston Churchill: 20th Century Statesman or Warmonger?
Recorded: Friday, July 13, 2012
Research Editor Anthony Gregory debates at FreedomFest 2012 with former British MP John Browne on the topic: Winston Churchill, great 20th century statesman or warmonger? Ron Holland is the moderator.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Other EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy


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Fitness: Teaching Your Child to Stay Active
Physical activity is essential for lifelong health and well-being. A child can't be healthy if he or she isn't playing actively or exercising most days of the week.
One of the very best things you can do for your children's health is to help make physical activity a habit—something that will be a natural part of their daily lives through adulthood.
Experts recommend that teens and children (starting at age 6) do moderate to vigorous activity at least 1 hour every day.1 And 3 or more days a week, what they choose to do should:
- Make them breathe harder and make the heart beat much faster.
- Make their muscles stronger. For example, they could play on playground equipment, play tug-of-war, lift weights, or use resistance bands.
- Make their bones stronger. For example, they could run, play hopscotch, jump rope, or play basketball or tennis.
It's okay for them to be active in smaller blocks of time that add up to 1 hour or more each day.
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Children need an hour of vigorous exercise—something that makes them breathe hard—at least 3 times a week.
This answer is correct.
Children should be active at least 1 hour every day. But at least 3 days a week, that 1 hour of exercise should be vigorous enough to make them breathe hard.
This answer is incorrect.
Children should be active at least 1 hour every day. But at least 3 days a week, that 1 hour of exercise should be vigorous enough to make them breathe hard.
Helping your child to be active is one of the very best things you can do for his or her health.
Improving your child's fitness may boost his or her academic performance, self-esteem, and mental health. It will also help your child avoid becoming overweight, which can lead to many other health problems.
Childhood is the best time to learn healthy habits that can last a lifetime.
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Remember that your child's habits start with you. You are the role model. Your habits affect your children's habits.
If physical activity is a habit for you, it will more likely become a habit for your children.
Stay positive
It is important that your children have fun, so don't force them to exercise. Instead, find activities that they like to do and will do without being asked. You can help them stay active and healthy if you:
- Are a good role model—be active yourself.
- Create ways for your child to be active for at least 1
hour each day. One way to increase your and your child's activity is to break
the time up into several 10- to 15-minute periods of vigorous exercise
throughout the day, doing activities such as running, jumping rope, or playing
- Plan family activities that involve exercise. Go hiking or biking, wash the car, or walk around a mall. Offer choices, and let your child play.
- Make physical activity part of daily routines. For example, walk with your child to do errands, or walk to the bus stop or school, if possible.
- Have your child invite a friend over once a week for a planned physical activity, such as a bike ride, a water balloon toss, or building a snow fort in the yard.
- Join other families and create "neighborhood" time with group activities like touch football, basketball, or hide-and-seek.
- Let your child try different organized activities to see what he or she enjoys, such as tennis, T-ball, soccer, or martial arts. Praise your child for doing exercise that he or she enjoys.
- Allow your child to pick out a low-cost toy at the store, a toy that promotes activity—such as a jump rope or ball—instead of a food treat. Let older children pick out low-cost sports equipment or clothing, or an exercise DVD.
- Suggest physical activities for your child to do rather than being inactive when he or she is at the sitter or with another caregiver.
Tips for activity in and around the home
- Make exercise a part of your family's daily life.
- Ride bikes or hike together.
- Give family members tasks such as sweeping the floors, weeding the garden, or washing the car.
- Jump rope, dance, skate, or toss a ball with your child.
- Take your family to the park or pool.
- Limit TV, video games, or computer time to 2 hours a day or less (not including time for schoolwork). Sit down with your child to plan out how he or she will use this time.
- Don't let your child have a TV in his or her room.
Activities at school or clubs
- Check local schools, the YMCA, and other community resources for exercise or sports programs.
- Take your child with you to your health club if it has a family exercise time or a swimming pool.
As you make plans to encourage physical activity, think about the problems that might keep your child and family from being physically active. Common things such as bad weather, busy schedules, or just being tired can happen all too easily. Have other options so that you and your child stay active.
Test Your Knowledge
It's not important that my child has fun, as long as he or she is getting needed exercise.
This answer is incorrect.
It's important that your child has fun, so don't force your child to exercise. Instead, find activities that he or she likes to do and will do without being asked.
This answer is correct.
It's important that your child has fun, so don't force your child to exercise. Instead, find activities that he or she likes to do and will do without being asked.
Now that you have read this information, you are ready to help your child learn how to get and stay active.
Talk with your doctor
If you have questions about this information, print it out and take it with you when you visit your doctor. You may want to use a highlighter to mark areas or make notes in the margins of the pages where you have questions.
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- Growth and Development, Ages 2 to 5 Years
- Growth and Development, Ages 6 to 10 Years
- Healthy Habits for Kids
- Helping the Overweight Child
- High Blood Pressure
- High Cholesterol
- Type 2 Diabetes in Children
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Nate Beeler cartoon on Vladimir Putin and President Obama.
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I recently had a closet intervention.
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Much like Dracula, once Ryan Murphy finds a woman he likes, he never wants to let her go. The
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Like many other 14-year-olds, ABC Family is changing its name, and it now wants to be called Freeform, the network announced Tuesday. According to a press release, the reason behind the change is to is to better cater to "Becomers," a...
Burger King's new Halloween-themed Whopper is causing a lot of kerfuffle on the Internet, and for good reason: Apparently, the special black bun turns your poop bright green. We've reached out to good...
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Myths of Immigration, Ben Powell on Stossel
Recorded: Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Are immigrants taking our jobs and living off the taxes we pay? Are they criminals? Television personality John Stossel (Host of Stossel on Fox Business Network) interviewed Benjamin Powell, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, Director of the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, and Editor of the book, The Economics of Immigration.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Crime, Criminal Justice/ Prisons, Culture/ Society, Drugs (Illicit), Government Power, Immigration, Labor and Employment, Politics, Social Security, Taxes, Welfare
Benjamin Powell on Immigration
2013 Summer Seminar for College Students
Recorded: Thursday, July 18, 2013
Ben Powell dismantles the economic myths at the center of the anti-immigration position and explains why liberty and human rights require open borders. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, Immigration
Ben Powell on Immigration and Economic Growth
2012 Summer Seminar for High School Students
Recorded: Wednesday, June 20, 2012
This presentation is from our 2012 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar for high school students, which was held from June 18 to 22, 2012, at the Independent Institute Conference Center, Oakland, California.
View videos and more information about the Summer Seminars.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: Challenge of Liberty SeminarsIssues: Culture/ Society, Free Market Economics, Immigration, Labor and Employment, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ben Powell on Immigration Myths
Recorded: Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Benjamin Powell debunks immigration myths
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic Policy, History (U.S), Immigration, Politics, Regulation and Deregulation
The Secret to Making Poor Nations Rich
Recorded: Thursday, February 21, 2008
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For decades, efforts to end world poverty have focused on redistributing wealth, rather than creating it. This approach, however, has done little to foster long-term economic progress in Africa.
Experts: George B. N. Ayittey, Benjamin W. Powell, Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, History (International), Latin America, Nationalism, Property Rights, Regulation and Deregulation, Taxes, Trade
Immigration Wars: Open or Closed Borders?
Recorded: Wednesday, September 21, 2005
Experts: Peter Laufer, Benjamin W. PowellType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Immigration


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I think you'll need to start by defining the FTL travel you use in this campaign. You say that the lines are trade routes, so that means that they do not necessarily indicate unidirectional FTL travel routes. So if you use omnidirectional FTL then these probably aren't very good trade routes because trade routes in space where there is no impedance to travel other than sheer time and distance trade routes will end up being much more like the "triangle route" established in the Atlantic in the 17th to 19th centuries (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangular_trade) where goods that are cheap in one place are traded to a place where they are more costly but that location in turn has a trade good that is valuable somewhere else which in turn has a trade good that is valuable in the original location. Though it does not necessarily need to be only three ports, it could be two or far more than three. So in that case you'd want to indicate what goods are flowing in what directions. Also for example if FTL is omnidirectional ports like Tassah and Regea might be directly connected for some routes.
However if FTL is unidirectional (or more accurately N-directional) where each star system is connected via FTL only to a specific set of other stars (like Wing Commander or Starfire) then these trade routes might be better, but you probably need more connections and should still indicate the circular/triangular routes and what goods flow in what direction.
Or at least that's how I'd do it.
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Scale if Omnidirectional or "Jump Distance" if N-Directional.
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Veteran ABC newswoman Barbara Walters has fallen at an inauguration party in Washington and has been hospitalized.
ABC News spokesman Jeffrey Schneider says the 83-year-old Walters fell Saturday night on a step at the residence of Britain's ambassador to the United States, Peter Westmacott. The fall left Walters with a cut on her forehead.
Schneider said Sunday "out of an abundance of caution" Walters went to a hospital for treatment of the cut and for a full examination. He says Walters is alert "and telling everyone what to do," which is "a very positive sign."
It's unclear when Walters might be released from the hospital, which ABC hasn't identified.
Walters was TV news' first female superstar, making headlines in 1976 as a network anchor with an unprecedented $1 million annual salary.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21 Alive) - Snider's defensive line stopped North Side quarterback Mike Lovett on fourth down and less than a yard in overtime to preserve the Panthers' 17-14 win over the Redskins in the 5A football sectional title game.
The win propels the Panthers to a regional home game next week with Westfield.
Shane Leonard's 26 yard field goal for Snider in overtime provided the only points after halftime.
A Colton Painter touchdown pass and a Jibri Bramley scoring run posted the Snider points, while a Lovett scoring throw and a TD run by Nick Cook made up the North Side scoring.
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Stephen Lawrence's mum recounts moment her son's killers were found guilty
11:42 10 June 2012
Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen said she had to "hold" herself from screaming when she heard the jury pronounce two men guilty of her son's murder.
"During the trial I couldn't read the jury, I couldn't tell and so my heart was in my mouth when we went back downstairs and when they said guilty I suppose I had to hold myself in from screaming out because I had the press on one side, because I never thought I'd hear those words, I never thought I'd hear someone found guilty of Stephen's death," she told Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.
Mrs Lawrence, who was made an OBE in 2003 and runs a trust set up in her son's name, chose a song called You're Loved which was inspired by some of the last words spoken to her son by a couple who found him dying in the street.
She said: "For me it meant so much that the couple, there is some stuff around that, but the couple are supposed to have said to Stephen ... that went to him after he had collapsed and said to him 'you're loved"'.
Mrs Lawrence said she visited the spot where he died three times a year.
She said: "I go on the anniversary of his death, I go on his birthday and I go at Christmas time and I bring flowers for him and I stay as long as I can because I always feel a bit nervous when I'm there and I talk to him, tell him the news."
Earlier this month, it was announced that a leading barrister will review the Scotland Yard investigation into allegations of corruption at the heart of the case.
David Norris and Gary Dobson were convicted of the racist murder of the teenager in January this year - 19 years after the crime - and sentenced to life at the Old Bailey.
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Gary Heller, maintenance foreman for the Colorado Department of Transportation, tells The Gazette ( http://bit.ly/WZe5c5) that "before the fire, it was like we had a golf course on the side of the hill and it absorbed water. Now it's like a parking lot and absorbs nothing."
Some worry the waterways in the burn area will pick up debris that could damage homes, bridges, culverts and streets.
But government agencies and environmental groups have started mitigation efforts and funded two studies to help direct future efforts. Greg Langer with the Natural Resource Conservation Service says the odds of any part of the area being flooded are 50-50.
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Florida Atlantic University now has a chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honorary society for criminal justice. Membership in Alpha Phi Sigma requires the completion of at least forty credits, with at minimum of four criminal justice courses. An overall GPA of 3.0 and a 3.25 GPA in criminal justice courses taken is also required. Membership provides recognition of scholastic achievement, creates opportunities for service to the community and the criminal justice profession and frequently enhances opportunity for future employment by including membership information on a resume. Alpha Phi Sigma also holds an annual convention and job fair in conjunction with the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS). which is open to all active members.
The FAU Criminal Justice Club, which meets in conjunction with Alpha Phi Sigma, was founded to bring students together who share an interest in the workings of the criminal justice system. Membership requires a overall GPA of 2.0 (2.5 for officers) and is NOT restricted to criminal justice majors. Our members include students who are considering a career in law enforcement, corrections, probation and parole, juvenile justice, as well as careers as attorneys and educators. Still others simply have an interest in these areas and are unsure of their future professional goals.
Both organizations are involved in a number of community service events, and there are volunteer programs with the FAU police department, field trips to corrections and law enforcement facilities, seminars with federal, state and local enforcement agencies and an annual job fair. Barbecues and other social events are also featured. Notices announcing meetings will be posted around the Social Science Building at the Boca Raton campus, and on the bulletin board outside the criminal justice department office, SO room 383. Your participation in these organizations will provide your school and community with needed services and will provide you with new friends and insights to professions in the criminal justice field. Get involved and come check us out! You won't regret it!
Advisor for Alpha Phi Sigma and the Criminal Justice Club: Richard Mangan (561) 297-2878; e-mail, email@example.com


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Vern McKinley: Why Not to Bail Out the Banks
Recorded: Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Research Fellow Vern McKinley discusses bank bailouts and his new book Financing Failure with the Wall Street Journal.
Experts: Vern P. McKinleyType: TelevisionIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Government Waste/Pork, Housing
David Beito on the 1930s Tax Revolt
Recorded: Monday, April 18, 2011
David Beito, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, discusses an episode in the 1930s in which many Americans initiated a series of strikes and revolts against rising property taxes.
Experts: David T. BeitoType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), History (U.S), Taxes


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System, General and Industrial Engineering programs are administered by the Department of Mechanical, Civil and Environmental Engineering. Also included are programs Engineering and Operations Management.
System Engineering, B.S.
System engineering, as a formal engineering discipline, is one of the most flexible and broad-based disciplines in engineering and is poised to provide balanced solutions to diverse and complex problems primarily related to product development and commercialization processes. Our bachelor of science degree program combines strong theoretical foundations in science, mathematics, and the UNH spiral engineering science curriculum with system engineering-related topics, integrated with computer applications.
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The bachelor of science degree program in general engineering (GE) is designed for those interested in a career involving general engineering knowledge without the prescribed requirements of a specific engineering discipline. It provides complete flexibility for a student to combine engineering with any other undergraduate discipline within the University. It also provides the opportunity for including elements of two different engineering disciplines in one degree program. The bachelor's degree program in general engineering requires completion of 121 credit hours.
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We offer the master of science in industrial engineering, and the dual-degree program leading to the M.B.A./M.S.I.E. Graduate certificates in Lean-Six Sigma, and quality engineering are also offered.
The master of science degrees and graduate certificates have been designed to give the student an advanced level of training beyond the baccalaureate, sufficient to prepare for a leadership role in the area of industrial engineering. The M.S. program centers on a core sequence of required courses including analysis and design, considered to be of common interest to industrial engineers of advanced professional standing.
The undergraduate program in industrial engineering has been replaced with our newly developed system engineering program. We still offer a minor in industrial engineering.
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I like the tips & tricks thread in the touring forum, and I think one would be useful here.
Here's a few tricks that worked for me:
Sweaty hands:
It hasn't been extremely cold here lately, so my hands kept getting really sweaty and I'd constantly be taking my gloves on and off which was really annoying, especially in the snow. I found that if i roll my sleeves up (leaving bare skin), it keeps my hands cooler and stops them from sweating like crazy, and is much easier to control.
Cold feet:
I moved my panniers from the back of my bike to the front using a low rider rack, so they block a lot of the wind on my feet which helps keep them warm. So far it hasn't affected my stability enough to be a problem.


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Agnes Under the Big Top at Mixed Blood
Dying of cancer and lost in a country far from home, Agnes wants nothing more than to take flight like a bird and escape—to go home to Africa, to see her son grow up, to find a story with a happy ending. Reality, however, isn't going to let that happen.
Staged with an inventive flair and well-acted by a veteran-packed cast, Agnes Under the Big Top presents a quick ride through the immigrant experience via the connected lives of four American newcomers. Creator Aditi Brennan Kapil crafts an imaginative space for the actors to play in, but her script doesn't fly as high as the rest of the elements.
Agnes (Sha Cage) hails from Liberia and came to make life better for her family back in Africa. That gets derailed right at the top of the show, as she discovers she is suffering from terminal cancer. Roza (Virginia Burke) and Shipkov (Nathaniel Fuller) are former Bulgarian circus performers who won the green-card lottery but now no longer even talk to each other. Meanwhile, Happy (Ankit Dogra) has left India to make his fortune in America, though he seems to be having some troubles with his karma.
Other characters connect like the twisting lines of the trains that crisscross through the nameless city. One is Ella (Linda Kelsey), a bedridden woman who Agnes and Roza care for, while another is the Busker (Nick Demeris), who not only works in the stations the others inhabit but takes on the roles of friends from the old countries, which show us the happier times for each of the main characters before their move to the promised land.
That their warm expectations meet the cold reality of life in America is no surprise, but how they cope becomes the real drive of the show. Some retreat: Roza rarely speaks, except to the birds. Others, like Happy, pretend that everything is just as they had planned. Still, in a play packed with metaphor and stories, I needed to be taken further from the familiar, where the big-top dreams of the title can play themselves out for the audience.
Carrying the day are the performers, who fully sell themselves in each role. Cage is central to the play, and she turns in another terrific performance as the lost Agnes searching for whatever meaning she can find in her suddenly truncated life. She rarely rages outwardly; instead, her silence toward her employer or the tall tales she spins for her son say far more than outward anger. Fuller gives Shipkov a thick layer of cynical crust that, when peeled away, shows us another layer of crust, but one that has a bit more warmth.
The roles for Burke and Kelsey offer different challenges. Burke spends most of her time silent or speaking Bulgarian, but her performance tells us volumes about her lost and sad character. Kelsey spends the entire 90-minute play bedridden as Ella, with only her voice to carry the character. Like Shipkov, Ella's hostility hides a lot of pain, and Kelsey nails all of it, creating sympathy for a character who is just as lost as the immigrants.
Rounding out the company are two local newcomers. In a cast of characters hiding their true selves, Happy has pushed his reality the deepest, retaining his cheerful optimism from his life in India to the United States. It isn't until deep into the play that his troubles come into focus. At that point, Dogra reaches far into the superficial character we've seen up to this point and gives Happy the extra dimensions he needs. Demeris by himself rounds out the cast, as he plays the rest of the world, from the silent subway busker in America to key characters in each of the homelands, from a silent Bulgarian clown to an overactive Indian friend to a laid-back listener gently playing a beat on a plastic gas can while Agnes shares her great dreams.
All of this is unified by a clever circus-like staging and a set (by Andrea Heilman) that connects the various worlds our characters inhabit by way of a train car and track. All of the elements are there in Agnes Under the Big Top—it just needs a little push for it to take full flight.
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- "A surreal stagnant oasis in the desert. The water might look clean but it can burn through a man's lower intestine in seconds."
- ―GTA V Manual
The Alamo Sea is a salt lake located in Blaine County, in Grand Theft Auto V. It is the largest lake to ever appear in the GTA Series.
It is described as "a putrid, salt-rich lake whose waters are unlikely to be home to anything you'd want to go fishing for". The Alamo Sea is located at the base of Mount Chiliad. The sea is probably toxic, as it is described as being able to "burn through a man's lower intestine in seconds".
Despite these claims, the player is able to wade and swim in the water freely. However, large amounts of trash and debris litter the shores of this lake, further hinting of how polluted the sea is.
Alamo Sea is based on the Salton Sea in Southern California.


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The Power of Independent Thinking
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell is Interviewed on American Medicine Today Radio on Drug Approvals and the FDA
Recorded: Saturday, December 12, 2015
What is the cost of the long approval process for potentially life-saving drugs by the FDA? The approval process can take up to 12 years and cost $1 billion. But there are other costs. Patients arent able to take drugs that arent approved and they might die or become more ill. Another cost is that a potential drug maker might not want to take the financial risk of taking a drug to market. Powell recommends testing drugs but possibly making drugs "FDA recommended", rather than "FDA approved." Whats needed is competition and markets to help patients and entrepreneurs, says Powell.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: RadioIssues: Government Power, Health Care, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Science
Benjamin Powell: Are Sweatshops Good?
Recorded: Monday, April 21, 2014
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell discusses sweatshops and the global economy on the Fox Business Network "The Independents."
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Corporate Welfare, Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation, Trade
Benjamin Powell Globalization and Development
2013 Summer Seminar for College Students
Recorded: Thursday, July 18, 2013
Benjamin Powell defends free trade for developing societies and critiques the common defense of anti-sweatshop legislation. Talk given on July 18, 2013 in Berkeley, CA
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Business, Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Labor and Employment, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Benjamin Powell on Federal Youth Summer Jobs Funding & Consumer Banking Problems
Recorded: Thursday, January 5, 2012
Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell on Freedom Watch discusses Federal youth summer jobs funding and consumer banking problems.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Banking and Finance, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Urban Issues
Ben Powell on Government Consumer Safety Videos & Media Piracy Enforcement
Recorded: Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Benjamin Powell engages with Tracy Byrnes on Fox Business Networks Freedom Watch on Government consumer safety videos and
the enforcement of media piracy laws.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Culture/ Society, Entertainment, Government Waste/Pork, Public Health/ Consumer Protection, Regulation and Deregulation
Benjamin Powell on Rushing Appointment of Elizabeth Warren
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Well, that was certainly one anti-climactic weekend! We've all spent the last three days scrounging around in the supermarkets for bottled water, batteries, granola bars and canned meats in anticipation of Tropical Storm Isaac. "Prepare now! "Do not wait!", we were told. I don't usually get too hot and bothered about these things. After living through almost forty hurricane seasons in Florida, I've learned not to panic. But, even I was nervous this time. Luckily for us, instead of roaring through our area, Isaac limped by with barely a whisper. Honestly! We didn't even get one respectable thunderstorm out of it. And the worst part is, I am now stuck with a case of instant ramen noodles, four cans of Beefaroni and six cans of Spam. What to do? What to do?
Using up the ramen won't be a problem. I can add the noodles to all kinds of things, like soups and stirfrys . The Beefaroni, however, might be a bit trickier. Beef Chow Mein-aroni, anyone? But as Mr. SGCC is a somewhat of a Spamaholic, the glories of cooking with Spam are already well established in my kitchen. Culinary delicacies like Spam and eggs, Spam in the Blanket and Spam Mac and Cheese are already in my repertoire. And, let's not forget my most favorite Spam recipe of all: Spam Fried Rice!
As I was musing about what to do with my bounty of Spam, I did the obvious – asked my Facebook friends for suggestions. After all, that's where I got the great idea for my famous Meatloaf Cupcakes. I wasn't disappointed, either. Within five minutes, someone suggested I make a Hawaiian pizza. Hmmm. Brilliant! I could swap out the ham with Spam, and I already had the rest of the ingredients in the fridge. I even had a tube of refrigerated pizza dough in there. So, last night for dinner we had Faux Pho with ramen noodles and an incredibly tasty Hawaiian Spam Pizza. read more >>
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Table Lu03: Descriptions of land type association groups and a condensed description of the 15 LTAs in the North Fork Watershed
Table Lu03. Descriptions of land type association (LTAs) groups as well as a condensed (1 of 6) description of the 15 LTAs within the North Fork Watershed. Descriptions are quoted in part or whole from MDC (1997).
Oak Woodland Dissected Plains and Hills Group
Landform: Distinguished by rolling to moderately dissected topography. Local relief is 75-150 feet. Very broad, flat ridges give way to gentle side slopes and broad stream valleys. Karst plains with frequent shallow sinkhole depressions are common. Broad stream valleys most often occupied by losing streams, however occasional seeps do occur and can spread across substantial portions of a valley.
Geology: Commonly underlain by Jefferson City-Cotter dolomites with a common loess cap. Some minor areas underlain by Roubidoux sandtones.
Soils: Soils are variable, ranging from shallow to bedrock and fragipan soils, to deep, cherty and well-drained loams. Tree root growth is often restricted by bedrock, pans or clay mineralogy, especially high in the landscape.
Historic Vegetation: Open woodlands with occasional prairie and savanna openings was the principal vegetation type. Post oak and black oak were the principal woodland tree species. Historic fire likely played an important role in maintaining an open canopy, sparse understory and a dense herbaceous ground flora. More dissected lands likely contained mixed oak woodland and forest. Unique sinkhole ponds, wet prairies and seeps were scattered in the broad valleys and depressions.
Current Conditions: Currently a mosaic of fescue pasture (35-65% cover) and dense, often grazed oak forest. The transition from open grassland to closed forest is abrupt and the patch work blocky. Very few native grasslands or savannas are known, and the dense second growth woodlands have very little ground flora. Most sinkoles, wet prairies and seeps have been drained and heavily grazed. Many roads, towns, cities and businesses are located in these LTAs.
- Ava Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Gentle Dissected Plains in headwaters of Beaver Creek.
- Gainville Oak Woodland Hills: Dissecte Hills in upper reaches of Little North Fork Drainage. This LTA is more dissected and timbered than others in group.
- Howell-Oregon Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Dissected Plain in southern Howell and Oregon Counties. More dissection, better soils, and more existing timber than most other LTAs in this group.
- Romance Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Small dissected plain on divide between Little North Fork and Bryant Creek.
- Upper Gasconade Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Broad divide encompassing the headwaters of the Big Piney and Gasconade River Watersheds.
- Vanzant Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Divide between North Fork River and Bryant Creek.
Oak Savanna/Woodland Plains Group
Landform: Very broad flat uplands slope gently to very broad flat drains or solution (karst) depressions. Local relief is less than 75 feet.
Geology: Underlain mainly by Jefferson City-Cotter dolomites with a common loess cap. Minor areas of the Roubidoux formation occur. Headwater streams are nearly all losing.
Soils: Fragipan soils or soils with shallow restrictive clays or bedrock are common, inhibiting tree root growth.
Historic Vegetation: Oak savannas and woodlands with common prairie openings were the predominant historic vegetation. While few prairies were named by original land surveyors, early descriptions portray an open, "oak prairie" landscape. Fire likely played a principal role in maintaining a grassland-open woodland structure. Some sinkhole depressions would have had unique ponds and seeps.
Current Conditions: The largest blocks and greatest acres of grassland (45-65% cover) are currently associated with these LTAs; grasslands are mainly fescue pasture. Less than 40% of these LTAs are timbered, mainly in dense, second growth oak forest (post and black oaks) with common grazing pressure. Very few quality native prairies, savannas, woodlands, sinkhole ponds or seeps are known. Many of the regions roads, towns, and businesses are associated with these LTAs.
- West Plains Oak Savanna/Woodland Plain: Very extensive, flat upland in the center of Howell County.
- Cabool-Mt. Grove Oak Savanna/Woodland Plain: Two narrow, high, flat divides between the Upper Gasconade and North Fork Drainages.
Oak-Pine Woodland Forest Hills Group
Landform: Mainly broad ridges, moderately sloping (<25%) side slopes, and relatively broad entrenched valleys with local relief between 150-250 feet. Steeper, more dissected areas occur locally near larger stream valleys. Sinkhole depressions are common on broader ridges. Stream valleys vary somewhat from broad and rather shallow, to more deeply entrenched, narrow, and meandering. Many losing streams occur in valleys distant from the main rivers. Cliffs, caves and springs are commonly associated with larger, perennial stream valleys.
Geology: Roubidoux cherty sandstones and dolomites occupy most ridges and upper side slopes, while lower side slopes, especially near major streams are in cherty upper Gasconade dolomite materials.
Soils: Soils are mainly deep, highly weathered and very cherty silt loams with clays at varying depth. Broad ridges may have a loess cap with occasional fragipans, and shallow soils with dolomite bedrock near the surface occur frequently on steeper, exposed slopes.
Historic Vegetation: Pine and mixed oak-pine woodland originally dominated the more gently sloping upland surface associated with the Roubidoux Formation. Early descriptions portray an open, grassy and shrubby understory in these woodlands, a condition related to the prevalence of fire in the historic landscape. Oak and oak-pine forest occupied lower slopes and more dissected, hilly parts of these landscapes, as well as the wider and more well-drained bottom. Bottoms with richer alluvial soils and more abundant water likely were forested in mixed hardwood timber. Dolomite glade and open savanna/woodland complexes were common on exposed slopes with shallow soils. Sinkhole ponds and fens were dotted occasionally throughout.
Current Conditions: Mainly forested in second growth oak and oak-pine forests; forest cover ranges from sixty to over 80%. Most forests are rather dense, near even-age second growth, with very little woodland ground flora. The occurrence of shortleaf pine in these forests has diminished from its original extent, today having only 20-30% of the forest cover containing a substantial component (>25%) of pine. Even age stands dominated by scarlet, black, and white oak are common, oak die back is a common problem. Much of the existing timber land is associated with public land ownership. Cleared pasture lands occupy many of the broad stream valleys and highest, flattest ridges. Many glades and woodlands suffer from woody encroachment, and sinkhole ponds and fens have been drained or severely overgrazed. An exceptional proportion of state-listed species sites are associated with the streams, springs, caves, cliffs, fens, and sinkhole ponds in this group.
- Bryant Creek Oak-Pine Woodland Forest Hills: Includes most of the valley. This LTA has the lowest relief, forest cover, and pine component in group.
- North Fork River Oak-Pine Woodland Forest Hills: Include most of valley; exceptional pine component and U.S. Forest Service ownership.
Pine-Oak Woodland Dissected Plains
Landform: Broad, flat to gently rolling plains which give way to moderately dissected and sloping lands associated with the headwaters of major drainages. Valleys are broad and local relief 100-150 feet. Clusters of karst sinkholes are common. Streams are mainly headwater streams with flashy, intermittent flow.
Geology: Underlain by cherty sandstone and dolomite of the Roubidoux Formation with frequent loess deposits on the flatter uplands.
Soils: Soils are formed principally in cherty sandstone and dolomite residuum from the Roubidoux Formation. Soils are mainly deep, cherty, and highly weathered, low base soils. However occasional fragipans and shallow to bedrock soils do occur. Most soils are extremely well drained and droughty.
Historic Vegetation: Originally covered in woodlands of shortleaf pine and mixed pine oak with an open understory of dense grass and shrub ground cover. Post oak woodlands occupied occasional loess covered flats. Unique sinkhole ponds dotted the landscape.
Current Conditions: Over 75% of this group are currently forested in dense, even-age oak and oak-pine forest. Only 20% of these forests have a strong pine component. However, the proportion of forests containing shortleaf pine is the highest in this group. Dense stands of near even age scarlet, black, and post oak occur in the place of pine. Understories are dense, woodland ground flora sparse, and oak die-back common. A substantial component of these forested lands are publicly owned. Approximately 20% of this group is currently pasture, which often occupies the broad valley bottoms or karst plains. Most sinkhole ponds have been drained, dozed or severely overgrazed. Headwater streams are subject to grazing and bank erosion.
- North Fork Pine-Oak Woodland Dissected Plain: Flat to rolling landscape along the eastern edge of the North Fork Hills.
Dolomite Glade/Oak Woodland Knobs
Landform: Prominent dolomite knobs and high extended ridges which, as erosional remnants, rise above the surrounding landscape.
Geology: Jefferson City-Cotter dolomites form the core of this landscape. Knobs often have a cap of cherty Mississippian limestone. The cap often exists as residual, very cherty sediments left from millennia of erosion.
Soils: Soils in the uplands are mainly shallow to bedrock with varying amounts of cherty residual overburden. The thin soils support extensive unique dolomite glade and oak savanna/woodland complexes. Deeper soils are mainly cherty loams formed from the cherty residual limestone and dolomite materials.
Historic Vegetation: Extensive open and thinly wooded areas. Oak woodland and forests were confined to the roughest land and valleys. The extensive open glades and savannas supported numerous unique species, many found only on these habitats in the White River Hills subsection. Fire history studies indicate frequent (3 year fire free interval) fire in these landscapes prior to settlement
Current Conditions: Most of the dolomite glades and woodlands have grown up in thick stands of eastern red cedar and other invaders. In addition, widespread grazing pressure has lowered the diversity of many glade/woodland areas. Efforts to reintroduce fire and eliminate woody species encroachment has had substantial success on a limited number of acres. Caney Mountain C.A. and the Ava District of the Mark Twain National Forest encompass a significant portion of these LTAs.
- Gainesville Dolomite Glade/Oak Woodland Knobs: Encompasses the Gainesville Monadocks, a prominent set of unique knobs. Caney Mountain C.A. occupies a large portion of this LTA.
Oak Woodland Hills and Breaks
Landform: This Group exhibits relatively rough topography with local relief of 150-250 feet. The Upper Swan Creek Breaks represent a more abrupt steep and intricately dissected landscape than the North Fork Hills.
Geology: The Geology of this Group is primarily composed of the Jefferson City-Cotter formations. Scattered dolomite knobs are interspersed through relatively rugged hills. In addition the uplands in Upper Swan Creek frequently have a cap of cherty Mississipian limestone.
Soils: Areas of shallow soils are frequent with deeper cherty loam soils above and below them.
Historic Vegetation: Likely, common dolomite glade and cherty savanna/woodland complexes on steep sideslopes. Oak woodland and forest occupied deeper soils, especially along valleys.
Current Conditions: Broader, flat to gently rolling uplands and broad bottoms are currently fescue pasture. This is especially true in the North Fork Hills. Glades and Savannas are extensively overgrown with eastern red cedar and other woody species; and suffer from a history of intense grazing. Forest consists of mainly second growth oak in various mixes. Mainly private ownership.
- Upper Swan Creek Oak Woodland/Forest Breaks: Rugged hills with abrupt breaks into upper Swan Creek Valley.
- North Fork Oak Woodland/Forest Hills: More typically rolling to dissected hills landscape with common glade/woodland complexes.


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Rayman Legends
Rayman Legends - Gamescom 2012 Trailer
Rayman, Globox, and the Teensies are off wandering through an enchanted forest when they discover a mysterious tent filled with a series of captivating paintings of mythical worlds. They are suddenly sucked into the painting, entering the world, and the adventure begins!
Rayman Legends - Launch Trailer
In this trailer, take one final look at the new environments and features Legends offers before it's out on September 3rd.
Rayman Legends - Mario & Luigi Costumes Trailer
Rayman Legends launches September 3 in the US.
Rayman Legends - Toad Story Level Walkthrough
Watch Rayman, Globox, Murphy, Barbara and the Teensies frolicking through the lush green vines in a brand new level, 'Toad Story.'
Rayman Legends - Wii U Dev Diary
The video features footage from the Olympus-themed world from Rayman Legends.
Rayman Legends - Barbara Character Trailer
Today, Ubisoft announced a new playable character for Rayman Legends on Wii U. Joining Rayman, Globox, the Teensies and Murphy, Barbara brings her fiery energy to the Glade of Dreams and the Rayman universe.
Rayman Legends - E3 2012 Demo Walkthrough
The demo walkthrough from E3 2012.
Rayman Legends - Nextgen Launch Trailer
Each platform will have a set of exclusive playable characters to unlock in the Heroes Gallery. On Xbox One, there are two characters designed after the infamous villain from Far Cry 3, Ray Vaas and Far Glob, as well as Splinter Ray, inspired by Sam Fisher. PlayStation®4 players will have access to Assassin Ray, inspired by the hero Edward Kenway from Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag. Both platforms will also support the VIP hero, Champion Ray, who is unlocked mainly by the highest-ranked players in the Online Challenges Mode.
Rayman Legends - Nextgen Trailer
Players on both platforms will also get exclusive costumes for Rayman and Globox: Splinter Ray, Ray Vaas and Globox Vaas on Xbox One; and Assassin Ray on Playstation®4. They will also be able to buy the Funky Ray costume with Uplay points.
Rayman Legends - Mariachi Madness Trailer
The video, titled 'Mariachi Madness' showcases the brand new "Fiesta de los Muertos" world and features a Raymanized-version of Eye of the Tiger, performed by award-winning composers Christophe Heral and Michel Ancel.


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Chase Goodbread
QuarterbackJohn Parker Wilson played his worst game of the season, bar none. Worse than Vanderbilt, worse than Florida State. His final numbers (16 of 34, 121 yards, no TDs, two INTs) might have been enough to win had the interceptions not been so costly, but both Mississippi State touchdowns came as a direct result. After the second one, Wilson never looked comfortable the rest of the game. There were a lot of throwaways. Even some of the shorter, easier throws to the backs and tight ends (completed or otherwise) were a bit off target.Offensive line: After games in which they weren't needed (Tennessee) and wouldn't have helped much anyway (LSU), the absence of suspended starters Antoine Caldwell and Marlon Davis made its greatest impact yet in Starkville. The one sack allowed by the pass protection belies an effort that wasn't especially strong (MSU's defense was credited with seven QB hurries). The running game had its moments, but did very little on first down wasn't consistent enough to sustain a poor passing attack.Running backTerry Grant and Jonathan Lowe handled all but carry. Combined, the pair was 26 for 115 on the ground with no fumbles - not a bad effort, but the yardage was a bit hollow. Grant's long run of the day (17 yards) came on a meaningless draw play at the end of the first half. Lowe was actually the more impressive of the two; he looked more decisive, more aggressive and every bit as quick as Grant. Both are the type of backs who need to break at least one big gainer to make a real impact, and neither was able to do it. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is our office affiliated with, or a part of the Department of Veterans Affairs?
No, our office acts simply as a liaison between the veteran and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The Veterans Affairs Coordinator is an employee of Volunteer State Community College.
- What do I need to do to get certified for my attendance in school?
First, you must have all required documentation turned into the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office. All requirements are on the http://volstate.edu/veterans/ under "How do I start my GI Bill?". When all required documentation is turned in, each semester you will need to talk to your advisor to ensure the classes you are registering for, go towards graduation requirements. If not, they will not be certified. Then fill out the Veterans Certification Request Form (Blue Button), sign it and turn it in to the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office for processing and certification to the VA.
- What is a Veterans Certification Request Form (VCRF)? How often do I have to complete it?
The VCRF is the form in which you indicate in writing the request for enrollment certification from the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office to the VA. It outlines the courses that you are currently registered for that current semester. The Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office uses this form to comply with VA rules and regulations and verifies that the courses you are requesting are within your degree/certificate program.
You MUST complete the VCRF every semester that you want to use your VA educational benefits. This form lets the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office know your desires to use the VA and Department of Defense benefits for that semester.
- Where can I find the Veterans Certification Request Form (VCRF)?
The VCRF can be found on the veterans' page of the Volunteer State website. http://volstate.edu/veterans/ Look for the blue button on the left side of the page.
- How do I change my degree?
First, you must fill out a Change of Major/Program form and turn it into the Admissions office. Then, fill out a VA form 22-1995 (for Post 9/11, MGIB, REAP), or a VA form 22-5495 (For DEA program) and turn it into the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office. If the forms are not turned in, then your VA certification will be delayed.
- How will I be notified if there are problems with my Vol State certification?
If there are problems with your semester certification, the Vol State Veterans Affairs Coordinator will contact you through your Vol State e-mail account (NOT D2L). Be sure to check your Vol State e-mail regularly.
- When can I utilize my VA educational benefits?
VA educational benefits may be used during any academic term, including summer, as long as you have any remaining entitlement. Simply contact our office.
- What will the VA NOT pay for?
- Classes that do not go towards your degree/certificate graduation requirements
- Any of the Learning Support classes: MATH, READ, ENGL 0810, 0820, 0830
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- How do I pay for school?
Once students have turned in a properly filled out and signed Veterans Certification Request Form, the Veterans Affairs Coordinator will apply a code to your Volunteer State account so you will not be expected to pay for your tuition and fees immediately. You are still responsible to ensure the final bill is paid by the VA, yourself, or another source of payment.
Department of Veteran Affairs works on paying in arrears. In other words, you must attend school before you are paid. Each GI Bill is paid through a monthly entitlement rate the month following your training. Out of that entitlement you are expected to pay all schooling costs.
- Why can't I take the courses I want -- it's my money!
VA Educational Benefits are an earned entitlement to be used for pursuit of an educational goal. The Code of Federal Regulations is very specific regarding proper degree pursuit, and benefits will be paid only for courses that count towards graduation credit in an approved degree program.
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The VA payment process takes time. Payment will not happen immediately. Please plan for a delay in payments. Always check your Volunteer State Community College e-mail (NOT D2L). This is our method to let you know if there are issues with your request for certification to the VA.
First, the student must turn in all required documents to include the Veterans Certification Request Form. If all documents are not in place, then you will not have your certification processed. Then, all your information must be verified by the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office before it can be certified to the VA. Once the VA receives the certification, it can take on average a couple of weeks for them to process the payments. If you have just applied for eligibility through VONAPP, it will take an extra 4-6 weeks before the certification is processed.
If you are Chapter 35, Dependents Education Assistance program, it could take longer before you receive your benefits.
- What if I've used my benefits before?
If you received the Montgomery GI Bill, Post 9/11, or REAP, you must complete the VA Form 22-1995. If you received Dependents Education Assistance benefits (Chapter 35), you must complete the VA Form 22-5495.
- How much money will I get each month?
The amount of entitlement is determined by VA and the amount of your training time. To obtain the amount in your specific case, please contact the VA Education at 1-888-442-4551. There is also payment table information at http://www.gibill.va.gov/resources/benefits_resources/rate_tables.html
- I thought the VA paid for my school and housing... What is this monthly entitlement?
For the Montgomery GI Bill, REAP, and DEA, the VA pays for schooling through the monthly entitlement. As part of federal law, the VA has contracted to pay you a monthly benefit amount. This amount is the same nationwide, and is the same for all similarly entitled veterans. Out of this monthly entitlement, you are expected to pay for all schooling costs, which can include: tuition, fees, books, supplies and general living expenses.
The Post 9/11 (Chapter 33) Gi Bill is paid through three methods.
- Book stipend: Is calculated by how many semester hours you take that semester. Each academic year a student is entitled for payment up to 24 credit hours and is limited by your percent of eligibility by the Veterans Affairs.
- Housing payment: Is paid for the time you are actually attending classes. It is calculated by your percentage of eligibility; your rate of pursuit for the term; you must be attending at OVER half time for that term; the classes you are taking must have one class that is a campus class (hybrid courses do not count); and the housing allowance for the main campus as an E-5 with dependents. NOTE: if you are taking only online courses to include hybrid courses, you will receive housing payments calculated at half the national average housing rate.
- Tuition and fees: are calculated from the certified classes you are attending multiplied by your percentage of eligibility. At Volunteer State, the $10 international fee is not paid by the VA.
- Why is my money reduced if I don't attend course(s)?
Non-attendance or excessive, non-excused absences from a course(s) that results in a failing grade are reported to VA as punitive grades. The money received for those hours must be repaid. The VA will not pay for you to not attend class
- I have not received my money, what do I need to do?
You can contact the VA at 1-888-442-4551. Be prepared to wait on the phone especially at the beginning of a semester. You can also "Submit a Question" at http://www.gibill.va.gov/ this method takes time for a response.
- Can I receive VA educational benefit from two institutions simultaneously?
Yes, as a guest student at one of the schools. However, you must ensure the school that you are considered a guest, they MUST receive a Parent letter from your primary institution that is going to grant your degree. This letter will state what classes they will accept from the guest school. If you do not coordinate this letter, the VA will not pay for one of the two school certifications.
- What should I do to receive credit for prior military training and/or education?
Submit a copy of your DD-214 (Certificate of Discharge) or other necessary documentation to include transcripts from your all your military services you served with and have them sent to the Office of Admissions. You can find the websites for each of the military services by going to http://volstate.edu/veterans/ and go to "Credit for my military Service".
- Will I have to enroll full-time to receive my VA educational benefits?
No, VA has reduced rates for training less than full-time.
- What happens if I should fail courses?
VA will pay for failed courses as long as the major requires the class for degree/certificate completion. However, VA will not pay for failed courses due to nonattendance.
- What happens if I drop a class?
You must notify the Veterans Affairs Coordinator's office immediately when you have dropped any classes, or all of your classes. By notifying immediately, your class can be reported to the VA to help avoid overpayments back to the VA. Timing is critical. If you wait, or if the VA has already processed payments, you may be required to pay back some of the money you've received from the VA.
- What is considered full time attendance by the VA for Post 9/11 Rate of Pursuit?
Full time spring and fall semester is considered 12 credit hours for the standard term. (Note: There are shorter terms available for each of these semesters that could change full time status)
Summer semester:
Maymester (3 weeks): 3 credit hours considered full time
5 Week course: 4 credit hours considered full time
Summer full term (10 weeks): 7 Credit hours considered full time
For Post 9/11, Chapter 33 housing allowance, rate of pursuit is calculated for each individual day a student attends class, not by how many credit hours for the entire semester.
Example: It is the last week of a 5-week semester and it overlaps the middle of a 10-week long semester; student is attending 3 credit hour courses for both semesters. Because the shorter semester only requires 4 credit hours for full time and the 10 week semester requires 7 credit hours to be considered full time, the student is considered full time rate of pursuit. Once the 5-week course ends and student is down to 3 credit hours for the 10-week course, the student is down to less than ½ time rate of pursuit and now is not eligible for housing payments


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Model Susann Shaw poses in front of an artwork from the Museum of Modern Art. The piece in question is a round azimuthal map depicting a blue sky and clouds; the names of cities around the world identify their positions underneath the cloud cover. The unusual photograph, by John Rawlings, appeared in the November 1, 1943, Vogue.
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Now that I have a rough precipitation map (based on an air pressure, wind direction and ocean current extrapolation that might be completely wrong) I can start adding some biomes. Interesting: making one great big continent means one ends up with a LOT of desert. Mmm ... I could go for some desserts.
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The Tanzania People's Defence Forces and the police have separately formed special committees to investigate the scam involving members of their staff alleged to have submitted forged school certificates to the National Identification Authority (NIDA).
Statements by both TPDF and police spokespersons said investigations will be launched immediately and that culprits will face court martial.
NIDA discovered that school certificates of 248 soldiers from TPDF and 700 police officers had been used by other persons, thus frustrating smooth issuance of National Identity Cards (IDs)
Speaking to journalists in Dar es Salaam yesterday, TPDF spokesperson, Col Kapambala Mgawe said the investigation is being conducted in collaboration with NIDA.
He said soldiers who will be proved to have submitted fake school documents will be punished in accordance to the Defense Forces Regulations, Section 8.26 (1) (C).
Col Mgawe said the regulation states clearly that any soldier who will be proved to have forged school certificates while joining the army will be fired and charged in the military court.
"It is too early to confirm whether the officers forged their records or not. Everything will be known after completion of the investigations," said the TPDF spokesperson while declining to mention the exact time investigations will take.
He stressed that according to army procedures it is difficult for a person to submit forged documents at entry point.
For its part, the Police Force said in a statement signed by Police Spokesperson, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Advera Senzo that a special committee comprising of members from police headquarters, administration commission, operation and investigation has been formed to thoroughly investigate the matter.
"We have received a report from NIDA concerning school certificate forgeries of some police officers. We are working on it," she said.
She said since the matter involves police officers, every action will be done in accordance with the army's rule and regulations.
NIDA on Monday uncovered massive forgery and serious anomalies in school certificates possessed by officials and employees of the two security forces, after a thorough investigation.
According to NIDA Director General Dickson Mwaimu the authority found out that school certificates produced (as key particulars to the authority in the processing IDs) by the officials have been used by more than one person.
He added: "We found out that a single school certificate has been used by a number of officials or employees in these organs. Such anomalies are really discouraging and in fact are frustrating the whole process."
National IDs were expected to be issued on April 26 this year, as a pilot project — starting with security forces and civil servants living in Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar and residents of Kilombero, Morogoro Region, but challenges related to forged school certificates and other shortcomings forced the authority to postpone the issuance date.
"Elements of forgery of school certificates, among other factors, have made our work more than difficult. We have failed to beat our target because of these shortfalls," said Maimu.
Director of Criminal Investigation (DCI), Robert Manumba said the police force was not aware of the NIDA's reports related to forgery of school certificates by police officers and employees, noting that they would act after receiving official correspondences.
Disclosing other obstacles in the IDs-project, the NIDA boss mentioned change of postal codes after the government introduced new regions and districts and the review of voter register.


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WASHINGTON – A man who admitted to police he was high on crystal methamphetamine was arrested Wednesday for attempted carjacking after leading Montgomery County police on a chase.
Police officers tried to stop Glenn Vincent Rhoades, 34, on Randolph Road after learning the Honda Accord he was driving had been reported stolen and seeing him cross a solid double line and the shoulder line several times.
Rhoades did not stop for police and instead continued on Randolph Road. After hitting a curb, police say he drove slowly on two flat tires.
Police say Rhoades drive over the curb and into the parking lot for the Loehmann's Plaza Shopping Center, exiting the other side back on to Randolph Road.
At some point, Rhoades jumped out of the Honda and tried to carjack a Mazda Protege, attempting to push the driver out the car.
Police officers removed Rhoades from the Mazda and arrested him. He admitted he was high on crystal meth.
Two officers had minor injuries from trying to remove him from the Mazda. The 22- year-old driver of the Mazda also had minor injuries.
Rhoades was charged with attempted carjacking, four counts of first degree assault, resisting arrest and about 30 traffic violations.
The passenger in the Honda, Jessica Allen, 23, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, after police found her with Oxycodone.
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Baseball's HOF A Sham
Shame on MLB if Ron Santo is elected to the HOF in December, which is under consideration by the Hall's Golden Era Committee.
To let this man pass before awarding him the game's highest honor, of which he's deserving no less, is ridiculous.
What a sham. What a disgrace. Damn you HOF, voters and players alike.


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(a) Establishment and Duties.—
(1) There is a research advisory committee in the Federal Aviation Administration. The committee shall—
(A) provide advice and recommendations to the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration about needs, objectives, plans, approaches, content, and accomplishments of the aviation research program carried out under sections 40119, 44504, 44505, 44507, 44511–44513, and 44912 of this title;
(B) assist in ensuring that the research is coordinated with similar research being conducted outside the Administration;
(C) review the operations of the regional centers of air transportation excellence established under section 44513 of this title; and
(D) annually review the allocation made by the Administrator of the amounts authorized by section 48102 (a) of this title among the major categories of research and development activities carried out by the Administration and provide advice and recommendations to the Administrator on whether such allocation is appropriate to meet the needs and objectives identified under subparagraph (A).
(b) Members, Chairman, Pay, and Expenses.—
(1) The committee is composed of not more than 30 members appointed by the Administrator from among individuals who are not employees of the Administration and who are specially qualified to serve on the committee because of their education, training, or experience. In appointing members of the committee, the Administrator shall ensure that the regional centers of air transportation excellence, universities, corporations, associations, consumers, and other departments, agencies, and instrumentalities of the United States Government are represented.
(c) Support Staff, Information, and Services.— The Administrator shall provide support staff for the committee. On request of the committee, the Administrator shall provide information, administrative services, and supplies that the Administrator considers necessary for the committee to carry out its duties and powers.
(d) Nonapplication.— Section 14 of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 App. U.S.C.) does not apply to the committee.
(e) Use and Limitation of Amounts.—
(1) Not more than .1 percent of the amounts made available to conduct research under sections 40119, 44504, 44505, 44507, 44511–44513, and 44912 of this title may be used by the Administrator to carry out this section.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(e),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 1180; Pub. L. 104–264, title XI, § 1104,Oct. 9, 1996, 110 Stat. 3279.)
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|Aug. 23, 1958, Pub. L. 85–726, 72 Stat. 731, § 312(f); added Nov. 3, 1988, Pub. L. 100–591, § 6, 102 Stat. 3013; Nov. 5, 1990, Pub. L. 101–508, § 9209(b), 104 Stat. 1388–377.
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In subsection (a)(1), before clause (A), the words "There is a" are substituted for "Not later than 180 days after November 3, 1988, the Administrator shall establish" to eliminate obsolete words. In clause (C), the words "operations of" are substituted for "research and training to be carried out by" for consistency with section 44513 of the revised title.
In subsection (a)(2), the words "to the advisory committee" are omitted as surplus.
In subsection (b)(1), the words "departments, agencies, and instrumentalities" are substituted for "agencies" for consistency in the revised title and with other titles of the United States Code.
In subsection (b)(3), the words "travel or transportation" are omitted as surplus.
In subsection (e), the words "for fiscal years beginning after September 30, 1988" are omitted as obsolete.
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Section 14 of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, referred to in subsec. (d), is section 14 ofPub. L. 92–463, which is set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
1996—Subsec. (a)(1)(D). Pub. L. 104–264added subpar. (D).
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The Turkish film Once Upon a Time in Anatolia was on many end-of-the-year polls of best movies. It's a slow burning film about a murder and the men who venture into the dark of night charged with locating the deceased's body. The viewer already knows who did it. The murderer sits between two police officers in the back of a car that traverses the Turkish countryside. It's actually not about the murder at all but rather about the interior lives of its varied cast of characters. It's a film about what goes unsaid, that which is communicated only by silence and the elapse of time. It's a film about a single night and the complicated pasts of men living in a moment.
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With so many fast food restaurant robberies in such a short amount of time, the 13th in Eastern Carolina Tuesday night at the KFC in Tarboro, we got some insight into what may be going on from an expert.
East Carolina University criminal justice director Dr. William Bloss tells us the fast food restaurant robberies are more than likely just hits on easy targets. He doesn't believe the latest robberies are really copy cats because anyone in the criminal arena knows the stores are quick opportunities. We asked him about the possibility of a serial offender. Dr Bloss, a former Houston, Texas Police Officer, says, "Ordinarily in the grand scheme of things as far as criminal offending goes, serial offenders meaning the same person committing a crime identically over and over again, are rather rare in comparison to the larger criminal population."
Dr. Bloss says he does not believe the same people are committing all these robberies. He says the current teamwork by multiple law enforcement agencies is typically the best way at catch the suspects--but knowing the next target is not easy.
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May 4, 2016
First, it was student athletes. Now, the Supreme Court has ruled that other high school students may be subjected to random drug tests.
The ruling now covers students who join any competitive after-school activity. The court says it's a reasonably effective means of fighting drug use. A former Oklahoma high school honor student had challenged the drug testing policy.
Her lawyer says all the experts say such drug testing is counter-productive. The experts say the best way to keep kids off drugs is to get them in after school activities.
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The talented musician Ludwig wanted little to do with the Catholic Church or its priests, which isn't completely surprising.
The archbishop of Cologne ruled his birthplace, Bonn, within the Holy Roman Empire of the 18th century. Only two centuries before a religious and political conflict, the Cologne War, devastated the Electorate of Cologne.
The war began because an archbishop, never known for priestly character, resolved to marry an attractive nun without renouncing his princely position. The pair had a love affair for two years before Archbishop Gebhard von Waldburg announced his conversion "to the light" on Dec. 19, 1582.
His switch from Catholicism to the teachings of John Calvin, a French pastor and theologian, upset the delicate balance of power between Protestants and Catholics in the Holy Roman Empire. The archbishop of Cologne was one of the seven imperial governors who elected future emperors. Previous converts had resigned from office to avoid bloodshed, but Gebhard did not...


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BISSA have decided to hold a raffle, with a maximum of 100 numbers, Numbers 1-100, at a cost of £1 per number.If anyone wishes to take part, please PM ColinB via this forum , and should the numbers requested be available, your name will go into the draw. BISSA will arrange to collect the money from you. The draw will take place when all 100 munbers are sold.
This is an opportunity to own a rare 'animal', A fully squad signed Catalan Shirt, will be the only one in BATLEY or possibly YORKSHIRE or even the WORLD.......................................
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