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Glossary of Terms
We realize that technical terminology can often be a source of confusion when trying to understand financial documents. To prevent complicated language from becoming an obstacle, we've explained many of the words and terms you'll encounter during the financial aid process below:
- Academic Year
- The period in which school is in session - typically September through May.
- Accrual Date
- The date on which interest charges on an educational loan begin to accrue.
- Adjusted Available Income
- The remaining income after taxes and a basic living allowance have been subtracted (in the Federal Methodology).
- Assets
- Cash in checking and savings accounts, trusts, stocks, bonds, other securities, real estate (excluding home), income-producing property, business equipment, and business inventory. Considered in determining expected family contribution (EFC).
- Asset Protection Allowance
- The portion of parents' assets that are not included in the calculation of the parent contribution (calculated by Federal Methodology formula).
- Assistantship
- A type of student employment; usually refers to a student teaching or research position.
- Associate Degree
- A two-year college degree.
- Award Letter
- Official letter from the college financial aid office that lists all the financial aid awarded to the student.
- Bachelor's Degree
- A four-year college degree.
- Budget
- The estimated cost of attendance for a student at an institution: typically includes tuition, fees, books, supplies, room, board, personal expenses and transportation.
- Bursar's Office
- The university office responsible for the billing and collection of university charges.
- Campus-Based Programs
- U.S. Department of Education federal student aid programs administered by colleges and universities. Includes: Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) and Federal Work-Study (FWS).
- Central Processing System (CPS)
- The computer system that receives the student's need analysis data. The Central Processing System performs database matches and calculates the official Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and sends out the Student Aid Report (SAR).
- Collateral
- Property used to secure a loan which can be seized if the borrower defaults on a loan.
- Commercial Lender
- A commercial bank, savings and loan association, credit union, stock savings bank, trust company or mutual savings bank.
- Commuter Student
- A student who lives at home and travels to school.
- Consolidation Loan
- Loan that allows borrowers to lower their monthly payments by replacing their original loans with one loan. Consolidation loans typically have longer repayment periods and greater interest.
- Cosigner
- Individual who assumes responsibility for a loan if the borrower fails to repay.
- Cost of Attendance
- Also known as the budget, it includes tuition and fees, room and board, allowances for books and supplies, transportation, and personal and incidental expenses.
- Central Processing System (see entry above)
- Custodial Parent
- In cases where a student's parents are divorced or separated, the custodial parent is the parent with whom the student lived the most during the past 12 months.
- Default
- Failure to repay or otherwise meet the terms and condition of a loan. Default typically occurs after six months of delinquent payments. Penalties include a bad credit rating, loss of future financial aid eligibility, withholding of tax refunds, garnishing wages and loss of monthly payment options.
- Deferment of Loan
- Period during which the repayment of the loan is suspended because the borrower meets certain eligibility requirements (e.g., enrolled in college at least half time).
- Delinquency
- Failure to make a scheduled loan payment.
- Dependency Status
- A student's dependency status determines the degree to which the student has access to parent financial resources. An independent student is at least 24 years old as of January 1, is married, is a graduate or professional student, has a legal dependent other than a spouse, is a U.S. Armed Forces veteran or is/was an orphan or ward of the court.
- Disbursement
- The process by which financial aid funds are made available to students for use in meeting educational and related living expenses. Funds may be disbursed directly to the student, or applied to the student's account.
- United States Department of Education. You can reach their website at http://www.ed.gov.
- Enrollment Status
- Indication of whether student attends full or part time. Typically students must be enrolled at least half time (and in some cases full time) to qualify for financial aid.
- Expected (or Estimated) Family Contribution (EFC)
- The dollar amount that a family is expected to pay toward a student's educational costs. EFC is based on family earnings, assets, students in college and family size.
- Look under Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
- Federal Methodology
- The need analysis formula used to determine a family's expected family contribution. The Federal Methodology considers family size, the number of family members in college, taxable and nontaxable income and assets.
- Federal Processor
- The Federal Processor is the organization that processes the information submitted on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and uses it to compute eligibility for federal student aid.
- Federal Stafford Loan
- Federally-guaranteed, low-interest rate for students. There are two types of Federal Stafford loans: subsidized (need-based) and unsubsidized (non-need-based). Both types allow deferment of payments until a student leaves school.
- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
- These are federal grants for students with exceptional financial need (as determined by the college). Approximately five percent of undergraduates are recipients of FSEOG.
- Federal Work-Study
- Federally sponsored Work-Study (FWS) Program provides undergraduate and graduate students with school-year part-time employment. The Federal Government pays some of the student's salary, which helps departments and businesses pay for and ultimately hire students. Eligibility is based on financial need.
- Fellowship
- Financial aid for graduate students that does not need to be repaid. (Typically includes tuition and living expenses.)
- Financial Aid Officer
- University employee responsible for preparing and communicating information about student loans, grants, scholarships and employment programs, and for advising, awarding, reporting, counseling and supervising student financial aid office functions.
- Financial Aid Package
- The total amount of financial aid a student receives, including grants, loans, and federal work-study. Unsubsidized Stafford loans and PLUS loans are not considered part of the package.
- Financial Aid Transcript
- A record of all financial aid awards a student received at other educational institutions.
- Financial Need
- The difference between the student's educational costs and the Expected Family Contribution.
- Fixed Interest Loans
- Interest rate stays the same for the life of the loan.
- Forbearance
- The approved temporary suspension of loan payments due to a financial hardship (interest continues to accrue).
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- The application students must first complete to apply for virtually all forms of financial aid. Available by calling 1-800-4-FED-AID, and on the Web by following the links at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
- Gift Aid
- Grants and scholarships that do not need to be repaid.
- Grace Period
- The period after a student either graduates or leaves school and before loan payments must begin (typically six to nine months).
- Graduate PLUS Loans
- Federal loans available to graduate students to help finance their education. Students may borrow up to the difference between education costs and financial aid received from a bank or other lending institution.
- Grant
- Financial aid that does not have to be paid back - typically based on financial need.
- Guarantee Fee
- A percentage of the loan that is paid to the guarantor to insure the loan against default. The fee is usually one percent of the loan amount.
- Guarantor
- A state agency or private, nonprofit organization that administers a student loan insurance program.
- Home Equity
- The current market value of the home minus the mortgage's unpaid principal (based on market value).
- Income Contingent Repayment
- The size of the monthly payments depends on the income earned by the borrower. As the borrower's income increases, so do payments.
- Institutional Methodology
- A formula some schools devise to determine financial need for allocating their own institutional financial aid funds. Please note that Simmons College does not use institutional methodology and only uses federal methodology in measuring a student's financial need.
- Lender
- A bank, credit union or other financial institution that provides funds to the student or parent for an educational loan.
- Merit-based Aid
- Financial aid based on academic, artistic, athletic or other merit-oriented criteria (not financial need).
- National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)
- This system contains your federal loan and grant history. You can reach the NSLDS website to review your federal aid history at http://www.nslds.ed.gov.
- Need Analysis
- The process used by a college to evaluate an applicant's financial resources and determine how much the student or family can pay toward the cost of the education.
- Packaging
- A financial aid administrator's attempt at combining various types of student aid (grants, loans, scholarship and employment) to attempt to meet a student's financial need.
- Parent PLUS Loans (Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students)
- Federal loans available to parents of dependent undergraduate students to help finance their child's education. Parents may borrow up to the difference between education costs and financial aid received from a bank or other lending institution.
- Parents' Contribution
- A quantitative estimate - calculated by the federal government - of the parents' ability to contribute to postsecondary educational expenses.
- Pell Grant
- Federal grant program for undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need and have not yet completed a baccalaureate degree.
- Perkins Loan
- Low-interest, subsidized federal loan (five percent) for students with exceptional financial need (as determined by the college).
- Preferred Lender List
- A college's list of loan providers that they recommend to students.
- Prepaid Tuition Plan
- A college savings plan guaranteed to rise in value at the same rate as college tuition. Several states and institutions offer such programs.
- Principal
- The amount borrowed or owed on a loan.
- Professional Judgement
- For need-based federal aid programs, financial aid administrators can adjust the expected family contribution (EFC), or the cost of attendance (COA), or change the dependency status (with documentation) when extenuating circumstances exist (for example, if a parent becomes unemployed, disabled or deceased).
- Promissory Note
- A legally binding contract a student signs before receiving loan funds that details the terms of the loan and obligates the borrower to repay.
- Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
- A school's policy concerning the minimum number of courses that must be completed each semester, the maximum time frame, and the minimum GPA required to receive financial aid.
- Scholarship
- A form of financial assistance that does not require repayment or employment and which is usually offered to students who show potential for distinction, or who possess certain characteristics important to the scholarship provider (such as religious beliefs, hobbies, ethnicity, etc.).
- Servicer
- An organization that is paid by a lender to administer their student loan portfolio.
- Simplified Needs Test
- An alternate method of calculating the expected family contribution for families with adjusted gross incomes less than $50,000, who have filed or are eligible to file an IRS Form 1040A or 1040EZ or who are not required to file an income tax return.
- Student Aid Report (SAR)
- The official notification sent to students after submitting the FAFSA. Students may be required to submit this document to the college's financial aid office.
- Student Contribution
- A quantitative estimate of the student's ability to contribute to postsecondary education expenses.
- Subsidized Loan
- A loan that student borrowers do not have to pay interest on until after their grace period expires.
- Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG)
- Federal grant program for undergraduate students with exceptional need. SEOG grants up to $4,000 are awarded by the school's financial aid office.
- Title IV Programs
- Federal student aid programs authorized under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. Includes Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Work Study, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford Loan, Federal PLUS Loan, Direct Loan, Direct PLUS Loan and SSIG.
- Undergraduate Student
- A student who has not yet received a bachelor's degree.
- Unmet Need
- Difference between a student's total cost of attendance at a specific institution and the student's total available resources, including financial aid.
- Unsubsidized Loan
- A loan that student borrowers must pay all the interest on, including while they are enrolled.
- Verification
- The review process in which the financial aid officer requests documentation from a financial aid applicant to verify the accuracy of the application.
- Work-Study
- See Federal Work-Study for a description of the federally subsidized work-study program.


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A Hooters employee who served as a ballgirl at Saturday's Philadelphia Phillies game was pretty embarrassed after realizing that the ball she scooped up and gave to a fan was a fair ball that was still in play.
On the bright side, the Hooters ballgirl made a young fan very happy when she tossed him the ball, so her heart was in the right place. And it is spring training, after all.
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I never buy from sites that pull this "Place ad in a comment section". Get off your couch and get a real job
so i take it u know her? otherwise i'd say the one with no brains is you.
So I take it you know her because you are taking up for someone that publically did something pretty stupid. Innocent but stupid none the less. It was her job or duty to be a ball girl , which is laughable and sad in itself. She failed to do what she was there to do. Another reason why sports, media etc all business orientated and has nothing to do with talent or the "game" anymore.. What need is there for Ice girls in hockey? Hooters Ball girls? I bet some 13 year old boy would adore that and do it for free. Anyone with an ounce of intellect would see the gratuitous BS that keeps creeping into every aspect of all big business sports "shows" is full of crap and for the simple minded.. Ohhhh Look BRIGHT ORANGE and booty dahhhhhhhh ... pretty .. hhahahaha ..
My infield should look so good...
and field as good
a softball coach -
Ask a stripper or single mom to be a ball girl .. Problem solved..
With an outfit like that, she can do anything she wants with balls.
At least her fanny was in the right place.
What do you mean "make a young fan happy?" What about the middle age and old fans who are looking at her T & A's?
No bra good- no helmet bad--
One of the ugliest Hooter girls I ever saw.
Ugly!!! U must have very high standards. Shes fine in my book!
hahaha THATS WHY SHE WORKS AT HOOTERS ALL BLONDE NO BRAIN ;) you go girl
I use to know some Hooters girls that were brilliant, it is not the job or the tights that is the prob.. This girl made an innocent mistake, stupid as heck considering where she was but innocent... The people putting her in this position are full of poop not the girl. They knew she had no idea what she was doing. Yet they could not pass up the money some hot girl can generate.. So they wh*@#% her out all for the money, ratings, and bottom line... She is just a tool they used.
Typical blonde. Good thing she doesn't have a job in healthcare or some other industry that depends on life or death decisions. She wouldn't make it as a nurse or doctor.
Good thing Big business does not own the healthcare industry .. Wait!! Coming soon the Candies all new wellness force of hot girls hoping you get well soon! ~
She would make it as my nurse!
GOOD! if she killed you I don't think you'd be missed :)
Blonde, need I say anymore.
your wife would miss me
Wow. Some years ago, an innocent game watcher sitting along the baselines at a Chicago Cubs game caught a ball that was 99% in the stands foul... but because the big league outfielder couldn't make the play, the whole baseball-watching universe wanted this fans head on a platter. At least he paid for his seat. This dumb bimbo just did a few of the right guys, got a chance to play ball girl, and when she ruins a play (not really that different from the fan), all the guys laugh and pretty much say "um, thats ok. She has breasts." Then you guys wonder why women don't respect you and if it wasn't for sports, you'd sit in a corner picking your nose.
She obviously doesn't watch baseball on a regular basis. Give her a friggin break!!!
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Desert redrock and the Colorado River provide a uniquely dramatic setting allowing us an opportunity to step back in time to a land of sand stone wilderness. This trip is one of our most remote getaways.
• The mighty Colorado River
Our first three nights we lodge at the glorious Sunflower Hill Inn in Moab, whose luxurious comforts have earned it the top rated hotel award in Moab for eight years running! Day one we explore both Canyonlands National Park as well as nearby Dead Horse Point State Park. We walk atop a gigantic mesa, surrounded by the immense sea of canyons, labyrinths and mazes that comprise Canyonlands National Park, a geologists' paradise.
The next day we visit Arches National Park, often called the most beautiful place on earth. Trails weave through a wonderland of standing desert rocks with far-reaching vistas. We'll also visit many famous arches, including Landscape Arch, the longest in the world.
Day three we transfer locations from Moab to Bluff, stopping along the way to enjoy a spectacular hike in canyons at Natural Bridges National Monument. The town of Bluff still has an original pioneer fort dating back to 1880 when the first settlers arrived. Our home here is the Desert Rose Inn with its massive timbers and western charm. Hikes nearby lead to remote pictographs,petroglyphs and ruins from the time of the Ancestral Puebloan Indians. Our final day takes us back to Arches where we enjoy a short hike to the iconic Delicate Arch. No visit to the area is complete without this visit. TRIP DETAILS Duration: 5 days, 5 nights Available Trips: April 21-26 & October 6-11, 2013 Air Gateway: Grand Junction, CO For more information please visit the link below |


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The New England Patriots have been the most consistent team in the National Football League this decade. The team's three Super Bowl Championships, four Super Bowl appearances, six division titles and NFL-best record of 103-31 can attest to that.
But if the Patriots are this century's super team, then the Broncos are their kryptonite.
Since 2001, the year New England started its dominance by winning the team's first Super Bowl, the Broncos have a 5-1 record against the Patriots. That mark includes the Broncos' 27-13 win in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game during the 2005 season, making Denver the first team to beat New England in the playoffs since '01.
Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick said the Broncos are a team that knows how to win.
"They are a good football team — that is number one," he said. "It starts with Mike and the coaching, their program and their players. They have won a lot of games and championships, and they have beaten a lot of teams. They certainly have had a lot of success against us. I have a tremendous amount of respect for Mike and the Broncos — they are always tough."
Current Bronco and former Patriot Daniel Graham was a member of those New England squads that consistently fell short against Denver.
"Every time we played the Broncos they had our number when I was up there," he said. "I recall just winning one time."
"(Denver) is just one of those teams that has had the Patriots' number," he continued.
Belichick gave credit to Shanahan for his ability to conduct an offense by creating mismatches and utilizing his personnel to the best of their abilities. He listed that as one of the reasons the Broncos have been successful in their matchups against the Pats.
So what does Shanahan attribute as the secret to the Broncos success?
"I've got no idea," he said. "I don't think you really think about what you've done in the past. You just get ready for this game. You know what type of team they have had the last couple of years. It's always a great challenge. Great coach, great players, great home record."
It is safe to say that Coach Shanahan isn't letting his squad linger on past achievements against New England.
Ebenezer Ekuban has been a part of several of the Broncos victories over the past couple years against the Patriots, and he too doesn't quite know why the Broncos have been so dominant against them. But despite recent success, Ekuban said that the Broncos can't dwell on the past but rather need to focus their attention on the present.
"I don't know if it's schematic-wise or what's going on, but we take one game at a time and one year at a time," he said. "We don't look to the past — whether we've won four or five straight, it doesn't matter. This is a new year and I'm sure they have added motivation because we've beaten them a couple games in the past. So we have to bring our best game going forward."
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Sol LeWitt's wall drawings changed my life. These pieces taught me that math can be beautiful, and that a work's scale was just as important as its materials. At the semi-permanent retrospective of LeWitt's work at Mass MoCA, I immediately thought of John Cage's ideas of how audiences perceive music--what's boring for twenty minutes starts to become much more interesting at forty minutes, etc. etc. Similarly, what's boring on an 8.5x11 piece of paper starts to become interesting when it stretches out before you on a wall. Sol LeWitt gave me a fresh perspective on minimalist works by Philip Glass and David Lang, and inspired me to start thinking about my own work in a different way. I started writing longer pieces, music that let itself go to extremes, and I let the structure and math behind the notes come to the surface. These wall drawings are simple, elegant, and brilliant, and, in a thousand tiny ways, they changed my life.
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I am still amazed at the zotac machine I won here a few months ago. It maybe small but it is a very impressive media device. I installed Ubuntu tv and windows 8 on the drive they help make the zotac an even better htpc. Not sure of the price of this device, but if it doesn't cost to much it seems like it would be great to buy for my dad so he can stream what ever videos he wants to the living room tv. |
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This deserves a million reblogs.
This is beautiful.i reblog this everytime.
Everyone better fucking reblog this .
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Cutest relationship.
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Friday, 15 October 2010
Chris Knits
This summer, Chris and I spent a very enjoyable afternoon at Lismore Sheep Farm. At the end of the day we each came home with a sweater's worth of yarn. Chris chose a beautiful dark charcoal, I chose a very pretty heathery brown, flecked with reds, greens and blues.
It took a couple of months, but that pile of yarn has become this pile of sweaters!
Chris knew exactly what he wanted to knit with his charcoal yarn. Apparently he had a very favorite sweater when he was a kid, it was charcoal grey, it had a rolled cuff and neck, perfectly plain sweater with raglan decreases. He wanted to reproduce it exactly. So, he swatched, he learnt all about the genius that is the Elizabeth Zimmerman percentage system and within about a month or so he had his perfect sweater!
Sure, I helped him along the way when he ran into trouble, but Chris knit this entire sweater himself! It's only his second knit, his first was the hat he knit this summer which taught him how to knit in the round on circulars and on dpn's and how to increase and decrease, all techniques that he used in this sweater. Honestly, I was a little skeptical when Chris said that he wanted to knit himself a sweater. I was worried that it was too big a project to tackle so early in his knitting career. That if it didn't turn out perfectly that he would be discouraged and never knit again! Not to mention the miles and miles of boring stockinette stitch. He had been nagging me to knit him a sweater like this for years, but he's 6'3" and has really long gorilla arms, the thought of knitting this sweater was just too much for me. He accomplished it like a champ. The sweater is perfect! Honestly, I think that Chris is a natural. He is meticulous and obsessive, both very good qualities to have in a knitter. He did admit to finding it a little boring at times and I think that his next sweater might have some stripes to keep things interesting.
The great thing about Chris is that when he finds an article of clothing that he likes, he wears it literally every... single... day! He's like a kid that way. It's very cute, he loves his sweater.
But the knitting didn't stop there! Somewhere around the second sleeve, Chris got a little tried of knitting monogamy (we've all been there) and he was tempted by the urge to cast on for something different. He wanted a grey striped scarf with fringe. He dyed two custom colourways in TFA Yellow Label DK weight yarn, a dark almost-black and a medium grey, and then started knitting a plain garter stitch scarf. I have to admit, this scarf is awesome. I haven't knit a plain old scarf like this for a while. When I was teenager it seemed to be the only thing I knit, now I'm always looking for fancy lace or cables, but this thing is just so squishy and comfy and cozy. It really is the perfect scarf! I think I'm going to get Chris to knit me one.
I'm very proud of my new knitter. I am trying to keep my cool about it, I don't want to be too in his face about how truly excited I am about this. He's been talking a bit about his next project, I think he wants a new ear-flap hat, he's also mentioned knitting his mom a scarf... such a sweetie!
It is grey and dreary here today, raining and windy. Perfect day to stay indoors and craft. I think I'm going to do some spinning this evening. Happy weekend!
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Such awesome knits!! You know, I find that when men do the knitting, the gravitate to wards what makes a knit really wonderful- classic styles that are timeless and fit perfectly. The sweater and scarf are awesome, for sure! Way to go Chris!!
So when do we get modelled shots of your Brooklyn Tweed sweater? Or did I miss it already?
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So my brothers' band, The Fadeout, has just released their newest videoclip.
It's awesome (of course, it might not be your style, but that's always true), and since they're trying to really get something going, I'm trying to spread the news of the band's existence wherever I can so the video get as many hits and as many shares as can be managed.
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At a cost of ~ $650, I would just buy another phone if mine some how got shot up.
Craziest case ever, but the screen still isn't bulletproof
a well aimed shot would go right down the hole for the camera. Proof no case will really protect your iPhone.
It might fit in my pocket....
I think the screen would still get damaged depending which way u shot it....
Will it blend?
Lol at thinking a .50 could go through that tiny hole. I like your style though. Maaaaaaybe a 5.56 could squeeze in.
Sounds like something designed for the military...for real lol
I doubt a 17mm could do that, however if it was a ballistic tip that has potential lol
That wont fit in my pocket!
Seems a bit extreme. Probably the dumbest thing I read online today.
My Q: is; "WHY?" and what da?... So it can stop a fiddy-cal, and if u were holding the phone..... Ah,Foc it...
I couldn't find a reason for someone to want this.. If they work in the field.. 1. They couldn't afford it (way under paid(( )
2. For 650 they would rather get something else..
Definitely a waste of time and money. Probably won't fit in your pocket, camera quality is lessened, carrying the extra weight around, etc. The cons outweigh the pros...if there are any.
To be honest if I still had my $5K tax refund in my safe, I'd purchase this in a heart beat. Unfortunately, that $5K has been spent already.
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Stallmästaregården was originally a farm owned by stable master Ebbe Håkansson, who quickly turned it into a hotel after Queen Kristina decided she would like to hold her midsummer celebration there in 1645. It is not hard to see why, with sublime views over Brunnsviken Bay and the royal residences of the city center so close by. Since then, it has been an inn, restaurant and pub in various guises before becoming the sensitively-remodeled hotel and conference venue it is today. In 2000, the new hotel building was added, merging seamlessly with the remainder of the centuries-old hotel.
Stallmästaregården has space to suit any kind of event, from the vast old courthouse's banqueting room, with its drooping chandeliers and mural paintings, to the intimate Queen Kristina Pavilion—a garden-wrapped gazebo overlooking the bay, which seats just six. In the main restaurant, diners watch as chefs prepare Swedish dishes in an open kitchen with charcoal grill, rotisserie, and smokehouse.
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No-Fuss Potato Soup Recipe
- 6 cups cubed peeled potatoes
- 5 cups water
- 2 cups chopped onions
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced carrots
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 4 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules or 2 vegetable bouillon cubes
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk
- 3 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Minced chives, optional
- In a 5-qt. slow cooker, combine the first nine ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours or until the vegetables are tender.
- Add milk and parsley. Cover and cook 30 minutes longer or until heated through. Garnish with chives if desired. Yield: 8-10 servings (about 3 quarts).
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This soup tasted like vegetables cooked in evaporated milk. No real flavor. For those who added ham and liked it, I can see why. It definitely needs something other than parsley to give it flavor.
So easy and delicious! This is possibly one of my new favorites!
This came out excellent for me. I also added a pack of diced ham to make it an all around meal. I will definitely make again.
The vegetables should definitely be sauted before adding. After 6 hours the vegetables were already complete mush. I did come out very thin and I had to add a flour/water rue to thicken. I agree with many others that it would be better with 8 cups of potatoes, some mashed.
Oops, forgot to mention in my review that I only *checked* it at 4 hours. I cooked it longer per the recipe instructions. (But, if I had left out the onions, I think it actually would have been done after 4 hours).
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After moving to Greensboro, Chef Hayes assisted with opening Proximity Hotel, Printworks Bistro as the Chef de Cuisine, which became the first hotel in the country to receive LEED Platinum certification. He continued to develop as a chef at Quaintance Weaver Restaurants and Hotels, learning about sustainability, sourcing local foods and applying environmentally friendly products to his kitchens.
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Buying a case versus just buying 12 boxes.....
Wondering the groups thoughts......please don't consider per box cost breakdown......but either to buy a case of 2012 Bowman Draft or (12) individual boxes from random sellers (blowout, & others)?
My thoughts are this way I might not get stuck getting just a junk case, as we have all seen from 2012 Bowman Chrome. But this way I would be getting spread-out boxes from different release points? Thoughts? Or am I over thinking this? Haha, thanks everyone... Zach |
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Buying loose boxes can go either way...first, if buying off eBay you could end up with dud boxes (whereas the case hits have been pulled and they're dumping the rest)...then again, buying loose boxes from reputable dealers like blowout could bring you a couple boxes with the case hit.
You'd be spending more money on individual boxes, but it's definitely a gamble...but then again, isn't this entire hobby! I have gone with loose boxes on higher end product and have done very well then when buying a case. Good Luck with whatever you decide.
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Good way to go about it! I've bought a box off eBay, BO (on it's way), and my local LCS (red auto)...good luck!
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I go with loose boxes from reputable dealers. I take the chance and stay away from the dud cases.
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I would like to try this with A&G. I know statistically speaking your odds should still be about 1:12 boxes for a RIP card but imagine getting lucky and receiving 4-5 RIPS because you chose to buy from a bunch of different dealers. Of course that also means you could wind up with a dozen boxes of no autographs either, but those are the chances you take I guess.
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I'd buy multiple boxes if the price was the same - and I knew for a fact (such as Blowout) that the boxes weren't searched. I would never buy 12 random boxes on eBay - but if I knew where they were coming from I'd risk the 12 randoms for the same price.
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ON A BRILLIANT DAY in June, I stood on a catwalk inside a dark, cavernous building, looking down at a mountain of garbage. Actually, it was recycling — newspapers, pickle jars, and, wait, was that a red plastic sled? A skid steer was shoveling crumbling chunks of the mountain onto a conveyor belt, which pulled the goods inside.
If you live in or near Boston, there's a fairly good chance your recycling comes here, to Casella in Charlestown. The biggest material recovery facility in the state, it sits just north of Bunker Hill Community College, hard against the Interstate 93 northbound lanes, and trucks drop about 750 tons of household- and business-generated recycling here every day. I'd driven by the place a hundred times on my way to the White Mountains and never noticed it.
Standing on the catwalk, I felt oddly as if I were in the White Mountains. Or rather a weird, postmodern version of them. Twenty feet below, a river of cardboard flowed by on one conveyor belt. To my right, squashed milk jugs tumbled off another belt into a bin. On my left, a stream of yogurt containers and plastic salad trays bumped by. My ears filled with the whooshing roar of the place, which surprisingly didn't smell like garbage. It was like a hyper-industrial hiking trail surrounded by babbling brooks of diaper boxes and beer cans.
I had come to this mountain to solve a mystery: why Boston has such a dismal recycling record. The city's "diversion rate," industryspeak for the percentage of waste that is recycled or composted, is low, about 30 percent, compared with a national average of 34 percent. Comparably populated cities fare both better and worse: Baltimore is at 27 percent, Seattle, 55 percent. And among bigger cities, nobody comes close to San Francisco, at an impressive 80 percent. Cities calculate recycling rates in different ways, so, admittedly, these numbers are a bit squishy, but it's clear that Boston is middling while San Francisco is shining. That city's leaders are aiming to achieve "zero waste" by 2020, an idea more philosophical than practical, but still.
"Boston is where San Francisco was twenty years ago," says Amy Perlmutter, a Cambridge-based environmental consultant and national expert in waste management who led San Francisco's recycling program in the 1980s. "It's frustrating to see how Massachusetts has stalled."
It's not entirely fair to compare Boston and San Francisco. Both cities have challenging street plans and educated, densely packed populations. But Boston has a lower median household income ($49,000 to San Francisco's $70,000), fewer people, and a narrower revenue base, relying heavily on property taxes. But budgets aside, many officials and activists in Boston see San Francisco as the gold standard.
"Why is San Francisco a national leader and Boston at the tail end?" asks Lynne Pledger, the solid waste director for Clean Water Action Massachusetts. "It is a matter of political will."
To be sure, Boston is getting greener. Bike lanes and Hubway docks are springing up like wildflowers, the city recently launched a sustainability initiative called Greenovate Boston, and Mayor Tom Menino has established efforts to reduce the city's greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent and plant 100,000 trees here by 2020. Boston now recycles waste in all its public schools and is putting recycling bins into public parks.
The state, too, seems energized. In May, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection released an ambitious 10-year Solid Waste Master Plan, which calls for raising the state's diversion rate to 64 percent by 2020 and 90 percent by 2050. State legislators interested in keeping plastics out of rapidly filling landfills are discussing an expanded bottle bill and a ban on some bags. And in June 2014, the state's commercial food-waste ban, the first in the country, will go into effect. Any facility generating more than a ton of food waste a week — universities, hospitals, hotels, some high schools — will have to compost it, rather than dump it as garbage.
Change is afoot. But can Boston catch up with San Francisco or even Seattle? Maybe.
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There goes the neighborhood? Breastaurant Twin Peaks is open at Mockingbird Station
I've been to the Addison location once. I have no desire to return simply because the food is not worth the money. I could easily make the menu items at home, crack open a beer, and watch sports on TV. Ogling scantily clad women doesn't mean much in general, but if the food is bland, it means even less. This is why Heart Attack Grill closed in no time flat. It will be interesting to see if Twin Peaks survives at Mockingbird Station.
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In honor of Fat Tuesday: 5 hugely unhealthy meals at DFW restaurants
I'd also like to see rundown of DFW burger joints. When I moved here, I was surprised how much the burger seemed to rule Dallas dining. When I've looked up my favorite chains' data, it's taken me aback. It'd be interesting to see how locally owned establishments fare, especially since D Magazine and the Observer feature "Best Burger" stories annually.
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Lexicon of terms for the Trader Joe's newbie
I beg to differ with Nancy. I've quaffed more than a little 2BC in my time. I'd happily drink it with dinner at home and even with honored dinner guests. It's won its fair share of awards.
I will be camping out for the dark chocolate peanut butter cups and almonds. The nuts are the best thing at TJ's.
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In-N-Out in Dallas-Fort Worth: Is the honeymoon over?
Jason, I've lived in both L.A. and Dallas. This city models itself after L.A. in some ways, from architecture, infrastructure, and culture. Take out "envy" if you don't like the term, but it's there. No skin off my nose if locals don't see or admit it.
1 year, 9 months agoDarrylC's comment on:
In-N-Out in Dallas-Fort Worth: Is the honeymoon over?
Folks, forget the politics attached to all of this for a minute. Let's keep it simple:
Yes, In 'n' Out was overhyped, as so many other businesses have been.
Yes, they've probably oversaturated this market with locations. I'm a native Californian, and only in the L.A./Orange County basin do you see this many stores close together. Given that DFW has L.A. envy to some extent, though, and more than a few transplanted Californians, the company gambled that it could take that risk. If they're smart, the Plano location on 75 will be their last in this area, and they'll focus on Houston.
Yes, much of the appeal came from it being new and legendary. Since there are so many of us Californians here, they were guaranteed minimal loyalty. They still have it. I don't go as often as I did when the hype was on, but I still go. My daughter wasn't raised on In 'n' Out, but she loves it over any other fast food (and we don't eat fast food often anyway).
No, they're not dead. Far from it. I've visited most of the locations; only the one in Addison on the Tollway seems to be flagging. I've never been there during the height of lunch or dinner, so take that with a grain of salt.
If you don't like the quality of the food, either complain to their management, or don't go. In 'n' Out really takes quality control seriously. If they get enough buzz that their DFW operations are sandbagging, they'll respond.
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Whole Foods Market takes first pre-emptive strike at Trader Joe's
Stores like Sprouts are closer to TJ's competition in all practical respects than Whole Foods or Central Market. They probably have much more to fear, especially if any future Trader Joe's stores open nearby. Sprouts has inexpensive wines, prepackaged dried fruits and nuts, etc., and a solid selection of produce. TJ's does have rather extensive produce in California, although not to the degree as supermarkets.
The competition here is for a particular demographic. TJ's always opens in more upscale areas and draws in relatively affluent shoppers with their convenience and prices. People who might make a longer trek to WF or CM for specialty food items and snacks will turn to TJ's if they're closer. That's what WF fears, I'd wager, especially in Lakewood.
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Restaurant Review: Another Broken Egg Cafe in Dallas' Casa Linda Plaza
I haven't been to the new ABE in Casa Linda, but I used to patronize the location in Tallahassee, Florida when I lived nearby. If this location equals or surpasses the one I knew in the quality of its food and service, then I will go out of my way to eat there once in a while. (I don't live near this location; I just spend lots of time at White Rock Lake.)
As another poster wrote, not all corporate chains need to be boycotted. I also doubt they'd be able to drive Barbec's out of business. Maybe Barbec's will improve to compete better.


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$394,540,163,934 is $394.5 BILLION for Australia's Public Debt 2012, not Trillion. It's Thousands, Millions, Billions, Trillions, Quadrillions, Quintillions, Sextillions, Septillions, Octillions, Novillions and Decillions. Well, at least that is how we name large numbers in America.
BTW, now that you have me looking at the numbers "down under", I notice that Australia's Public Debt of:
$394,540,163,934 / population of 22,783,743 = $17,316.74 Per Capita Public Debt,
and not the Per Capita Public Debt of $17,333.10 listed when you click on Australia.
That is, if my cell phone's calculator is correct.
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IOM: Geographic Value Index Won't Fix Variation
The report made five key observations:
- That healthcare decision making occurs at the individual practitioner or organizational level, such as within hospitals or physician groups, not at a geographic region level.
- Substantial variation in spending and utilization exists within progressively smaller units of analysis.
- Quality across conditions and treatments varies widely within hospital referral regions; utilization across conditions is moderately correlated within hospital referral regions.
- Although a non-trivial amount of geographic variation can be explained by specific demographic and, potentially, health status variables, a substantial amount of variation remains unexplained.
- Hospital Referral Region-level quality is not consistently related to spending or utilization.
Variation is even high within a 20-group physician practice, the report said.
For gastroenterologists within Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, "there is almost as much variation in the use of upper gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy for patients with gastroesophageal reflux disorder seen by a gastroenterologist [a major driver of spending in that specialty] among 20 physicians within a single practice…as exists for all gastroenterologists in the state."
The committee report suggested that if behavior change among practitioners and organizations is desired to reduce variation and incent higher quality care, "payments that target these actors are more likely to trigger behavioral change, because providers will be held directly accountable for the value of healthcare services delivered."
Cheryl Clark is senior quality editor and California correspondent for HealthLeaders Media. She is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists.
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Aus gov, ISPs book seats for firewall demolition
With the future of the great Australian firewall once more up for grabs, major ISPs are seeking to forestall government plans by announcing a filter of their own. However, unlike the government's proposed filter, this one will apply specifically to sites identified as hosting child porn. Of three major ISPs identified by …
"Refused Contect" is enough to exclued?
Some nutter suggested this in the UK. It was then pointed out just how *much* content is out there and did he *realize* how *long* it would take to view it all?
IIRC YouTube respond to DCMA requests but "We don't like it" is not really enough for them to care. So block YouTube or view *every* single video?
Mind you the fact such a proposal is brain dead and once explained in simple terms *should* be recognizable as such is *no* guarantee that it will be killed.
Not such a good thing
So this is going to be an IWF style arrangement then? That's better than putting the government directly in control, but assuming this is still something end users get no choice in, serious issues remain.
First of all, who makes the list, and who will be allowed to audit it?
Second, how do they define child abuse? Do they mean child porn, or are they using the Aussie definition that includes drawings of Bart Simpson, videos of acrobatic Russian circus babies and women with small breasts?
Finally, wasn't one of the big criticisms of the filter that it would slow down the internet? Does that change just because they're blocking less content? I don't know if the UK's internet is slow or not, but I do recall IWF screwed up Wikipedia and the Internet Archive on separate occasions.
"Child abuse"?
Please, please, please don't let them enact a law with a vague definition like "child abuse"!!!
"Child abuse" could cover:
* smoking in a car with a child.
* calling a child names
* hitting a child
* the stuff they keep talking about - child porn
Now, I'm very much against the last one on the list there. But to me, it would seem a little extreme to block websites that have pages containing photos of a child in a car with a smoker.
Again, this is NOT a good filter - Conroy is Conning again.
Sensible debate
Define child pornograhy and then there is some chance of a sensible debate. Of course the censors and the politicians in search of a band wagon don't want rational debate so they will make maximum use of an undefined emotive term instead.
Here's a definition, or at least the start of one.
Personally I'd define it as "images depicting sexual abuse of children (well) under the age of consent". That's not "sexualised images" or "images depicting provocative stances and/or actors looking to be below the age of consent" or even "cartoons" or anything else. But then for me the only thing I care about is actual harm to children, and bringing justice to perpetrators of such. I *don't* care about people's darkest dirty fantasies acted out on paper or by adult, consenting actors, or even 16 or 17 year olds exploring and capturing that on their cell phones. Of course that leaves a grey area, but at least there's two clear lines and a clear purpose.
The purpose is not controlling perverse thoughts; it's bringing justice to abusers and through that preventing further harm. None of that brings on censorship. In fact, cencorship would sooner hide such, and make the bringing to justice part that much harder. The downside is it denies what that censorship so very seductively offers, for it so conveniently swipes all the (listed) bad things (and a few also listed good things) under the rug. But we weren't in it for our convenience, but to bring justice to those who would harm children, weren't we?


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Arlene Bornstein, 75, of Sarasota and formerly of Longboat Key and Newton Center, Mass., died Sunday, Aug. 23. She was born May 7, 1934.
Mrs. Bornstein is survived by her husband, Kenneth; daughters Susan Freed and Nancy Yaguda; sister, Linda Rosenbaum; and four grandchildren.
A service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, at Palms-Robarts Funeral Home, 170 Honore Ave., Sarasota. Burial will follow at Palms-Robarts Memorial Park. Memorial contributions can be made to the Wellness Community of Southwest Florida, 3900 Clark Road, Suite P3, Sarasota, Fla., 34233.
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Jerry Hasson, 82, of Sarasota and formerly of Longboat Key and Bloomsburg, Pa., died Friday, Aug. 21.
Born April 27, 1927, in Harlem, N.Y., Mr. Hasson was raised in Bloomsburg and graduated from Berwick High School, in Berwick, Pa., and Traphagen School of Fashion, in New York City.
After graduation, Mr. Hasson served in the U.S. Air Force during World War II in Germany and Switzerland.
He returned to Berwick and became a designer and manager for Milco Industries before moving to Bloomsburg and becoming vice president and co-owner of the company.
Mr. Hasson was a longtime member and past president of the Berwick Rotary Club and an active member in the Jaycees, the American Legion and the Elks. He served as president of the Frosty Valley Country Club, in Danville, Pa. He was a member of Beth Israel Congregation, in Bloomsburg.
Mr. Hasson retired in 1990 and moved with his wife, Doris, to Longboat Key and, later, Sarasota. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends, golfing, dancing and big band music.
Mr. Hasson is survived by his wife of 56 years, Doris; daughters, Jaynee Hasson, of Sarasota, Shelley Hunt, of Greensboro, N.C., and Nancee Weirman, of Bloomsburg; son, Robert, of Sarasota; brother, Herbert, of Naples; sister, Edith Hackbarth, of New Jersey; and four granddaughters.
Private services will be held in Sarasota. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to a donor's favorite charity in memory of Mr. Hasson.
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Suresh Kumar Verma, 85, of Longboat Key, died Aug. 19.
Born Feb. 19, 1924, in Nagpur, India, Mr. Verma came to the United States in 1945 to study electrical engineering. He married his wife, Diana, in 1948, and went on to build a consulting engineering firm based in Joliet, Ill.
Mr. Verma enjoyed poker and is remembered by his family for his wit and knowledge of world affairs.
Mr. Verma is survived by his children, Raj Bhushan Verma, of Palatine, Ill.; Kiran Kimbell, of East Greenwich, R.I.; Tara Warren, of Monee, Ill.; and Rani Quirk, of Marietta, Ga.; eight grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Friends and family gathered on Longboat Key to celebrate Mr. Verma's life. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Diabetes Association, www.diabetes.org.
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Margaret Alice Murray was a prominent British Egyptologist and anthropologist. Primarily known for her work in Egyptology, which was "the core of her academic career," she is also known for her propagation of the Witch-cult hypothesis, the theory that the witch trials in the Early Modern period of Christianized Europe and North America were an attempt to extinguish a surviving pre-Christian, pagan religion devoted to a Horned God.… Read More
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Murray is a common variation of the word Moray, an anglicisation of the Medieval Gaelic word Muireb (or Moreb); the b here was pronounced as v, hence the Latinization to Moravia. These names denote the district on the south shore of the Moray Firth, in Scotland. Murray is a direct transliteration of how Scottish people pronounce the word Moray. The Murray spelling is no longer used for the geographical area, which is called Moray, but it became the commonest form of the surname, especially among Scottish emigrants, to the extent that the surname Murray is now much more common than the original surname Moray. See also Clan Murray.
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