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I. Brand in its ElementsCheck your knowledge of some famous brandnames based on chemical elements (4 pts each):
II. BASELINE PLAYDavid Ogilvy once said, ``Like a midwife, I make my living bringing new babies into the world, except that mine are new advertising campaigns.'' A fair indication of the amount of work that goes into great advertising campaigns. Now, how many Ind ian ad campaigns can claim that! Check out the following baselines - and match them with the refrigerator brands that use them (1 pt each) :
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Awl coproprietor Choire Sicha tackles a full-scale failure of casual menswear.
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We travelled for 7 days starting on the 15 October. We chose the ship because of the itinerary, and the ports were all interesting. The ship seemed to be very crowded most of the time even though the weather was fine enough for the sundecks to be fully utilised. Beacuse the ship is basically Hop on Hop Off type of circular cruise passengers were joining and leaving at each of the 6 ports of call, and by far the majority were Italians. Unless conversant with the language this was somewhat overwhelming. Many of the passengers smoked quite heavily, and to someone from England this seemed a step back into the past.
There were also a large number of young children and babies on board, and apart from the number of prams being pushed round the deck, the children were well behaved, although they seemed to go to bed about midnight or fall asleep in their buggies. With such a large Italian contingent | thought the theatre shows should have reflected their hisory and culture. I think the tour director could have made an effort to arrange for the English speakers to meet each other, and brief language courses would be a help. We had our first Italian lesson on the final day. Food and service was excellent, but drinks quite expensive.


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Cris Cab Songs
Cris Cab - Loves Me Not
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Cris Cab ft. Pharrell Williams - Liar Liar
Being cheated on is bad enough, but it's all the more excruciating when your so-called S.O. doesn't even bother to effectively cover his or her tracks. On the newly-released Liar Liar, Mercury Records/Island Def...Read More
Cris Cab - Let Her Go (Passenger Cover)
A British singer/songwriter whose folk-rock style is miles away from the Mercury Records buzzmaker's sun-kissed sound, Passenger doesn't seem like the most obvious artist for Cris Cab to cover. But I'll be...Read More
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Cris Cab ft. Mike Posner - Colors
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Cris Cab - Heaven
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Cris Cab - Livin On Sunday
After just getting used to the winter weather, I stepped outside this morning expecting Arctic temperatures only to find it was nearly 50 degrees. The warm weather, combined with Cris Cab's latest release, almost make me...Read More
Cris Cab - Paradise (On Earth)
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Cris Cab ft. The Green - The Fire
Unfortunately, my furnace broke, so desperate for a way to keep warm, I opened up my fireplace for the first time. Needless to say I could not get a fire going. Thankfully, Chris Cab is now providing heat with The Fire. The...Read More
Cris Cab ft. Wyclef Jean - She's So Fly
Previously heard collaborating with the Fugees alumnus on Put in Work and Rihanna's Gun, Cris Cab rejoins forces with Wyclef Jean for the latest single off his forthcoming EP. Coming on the heels of Booth-featured...Read More
Cris Cab - Face To Face
It's safe to say that Miami crooner/songwriter Cris Cab has a hell of a lot on his plate. The young man is preparing for the release of his Mercury Records debut release and on top of that he's about to embark on...Read More
Cris Cab - If You Only Had Today
It may sound like a cliche, but without the fans an artist is nothing. Well, maybe not "nothing", but at the most just a dude singing to himself in his bedroom. He may be young, but it's a lesson that Cris...Read More
Cris Cab ft. Big Sean - Good Girls (Dont Grow on Trees)
If you're anything like me, your initial reaction to Cris Cab's latest feature will be something like, "Hold up… didn't he learn not to run around behind his girl's last year, when the same...Read More
Cris Cab - Angels & Demons
If the project's past leaks, not to mention our 4/5-star review, didn't convince you that Cris Cab's latest debut release is wortha listen, than you may be beyond help. Just in case, though, the Miami native...Read More
Cris Cab ft. Mavado & Wyclef - Rihanna's Gun
If you're like me, then you're probably always searching the internets occasionally uber-ridiculous web videos for hidden gems that you immediately email to all your friends. One of 2011's biggest breakthrough hits...Read More
Cris Cab ft. Wyclef Jean - Put in Work
Recently reintroduced to our pages via the Pharrell-produced One Thing, Cris Cab continues his comeback with the similarly mellow, breezy Put in Work. In addition to co-producing the record with Sedeck, Wyclef Jean assists...Read More
Cris Cab - One Thing
Last we heard from Cris Cab, back in April of 2011, he was waxing penitent after his indiscretions cost him the woman he loved: "Amen, I've learned my lesson, if you've got a good girl then count your...Read More
Cris Cab - Good Girls
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Welcome to Penn State Hershey Neurology
Welcome to the web site of the Department of Neurology at the Penn State College of Medicine Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. We are a strong growing department that is part of the Penn State Hershey Neuroscience Institute. Our goal is to be the premier academic neurological center in Central Pennsylvania by providing the highest quality patient care, research and training.
We are committed to excellence in the delivery of neurological care, and we place the needs, well-being, and comfort of our patients above and beyond all other considerations. We strive to provide care that is accessible, evidence based, effective, efficient, compassionate, economically competitive and patient centered.
We also strive for excellence in education at all levels, including medical student teaching, neurology residency training, and fellowship training. We welcome students from LCME accredited Schools of Medicine and Osteopathic Medicine for elective rotations. Our residency program provides outstanding post-graduate training in neurology. The training program, which accepts four residents per year, takes pride in our role as a university teaching hospital. We build our curriculum around active patient-care experiences as well as formal didactic sessions. The Department of Neurology also sponsors continuing medical education seminars, as well as neuroscience seminars and neurology grand rounds. We invite all external healthcare providers to our 1:00 PM Friday afternoon grand rounds, which feature both internal and nationally recognized speakers.


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Im not slagging utd but feel they dont have the money spend on those linked world class players
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Fat Weasel Ale - Steinhaus Brewing Co.
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Reviews by Stubbie1:
2.83/5 rDev -5.7%
Poured a deep gold, nice head, fair lace and carbonation. Mild malt on the nose, hints of hops but nothing overbearing. Taste is smooth, a mild hint of malt giving it a sweet feel and a bitter hop finish. 7.0 eh? Well if that dont beat all, well hidden. Well this brew didnt do much for me, kind of one dimensional at best. Looks good but looks can be deceiving ..
01-29-2006 21:03:16 | More by Stubbie1
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02-01-2014 21:32:37 | More by tbryan5
3.38/5 rDev +12.7%
I can only procure this ale from Trader Joe's. I initially bought it for it's high alcohol (7.1%) ABV and its very reasonable cost.
Appearance: Light foamy head, slightly carbonated, amber color.
Smell: Nice fragrance... slightly sweet/citrusy smell
Taste: The taste follows the smell... slightly sweet/citrusy flavor.
Mouthful: Satisfying, clean.
Drinkability: Very satisfying on a hot summer day, after doing a lot of chores around the house. I found it refreshing and thirst quenching.
This would be a great "bridge" ale for the many drinkers of the "Big 3" (AB, Coors, Miller) in getting them a better quality beverage.
04-28-2010 02:54:15 | More by humanfactor
2.98/5 rDev -0.7%
This beer was given to me by my cousin's girlfriend who knows the owner of the brewery. I must say that I appreciate the free beer but I would not purchase any of this ever again. The pour was nothing special, a light gold color with no head to speak of at all. The smell was allmost non existant but for a slightly fruity scent and a touch of malt. The taste is just way too sweet, with no balance at all and a bit of a solvent like alchohol flavor that a couple of other reviewers notes as well. This beer would not be bad if they just added some good hoppy kick to it, but as it stands it is just way too sweet and cloying.
01-07-2005 10:30:20 | More by Dmann
3.35/5 rDev +11.7%
A good, sweet and malty beer. Light coloured, hardly a true amber brew. The 7.1% abv was a bit extreme and out of place -- lots of fussel alcohols on the palate, which also made it less enjoyable and drinkable as a result.
It was okay, but I wouldn't drink another.
12-19-2001 11:38:19 | More by Todd
3.08/5 rDev +2.7%
12 oz brown long neck bottle with no freshness date or info about the beer or brewery.
Sufficient lace, fluffy and off white … the retention is good also. Hazed pale amber golden colour.
Fruity, alcoholic esters and sweet residual malt dextrin aroma.
Chewy and slick body, spicy alcohol with suggestions of cinnamon and black pepper. Sweetness is abundant underneath the alcohol, flavours of honey and dough biscuit come to mind. Fruitiness is of ripe golden raisins and pears. Faint solvent like character. Hops are there but lost in a way as they through down a bitterness and leave. Warmth from the alcohol increases and a residual sweetness in the finish.
The higher alcohols are a bit too much to handle and throw the brew off balance, add the sweetness to this and it drops a drinkability even lower. Not a horrible beer at all but just not something I'd go back to anytime soon.
09-29-2002 17:34:49 | More by Jason
2.85/5 rDev -5%
Golden color with a huge head that leaves very nice sticky lacing. Smells like yeast and alcohol. Thats really about it. Taste is similar, but fortunately tastes better than the smell. Maybe a slight fruitiness and some hops. ABV is very noticeable. Light mouthfeel. Lightly carbonated. Overall, this tastes like a stronger version of something from AB. No depth, really no flavors except the 2 previously mentioned. But...It'll getcha drunk!
08-19-2011 20:17:44 | More by 1Adam12
2.95/5 rDev -1.7%
Trader Joe's exclusive. I remember when this stuff was made in Minnesota I think. Now its CA. Golden pour with plenty of haze. Mild aroma, almost yeastyesque.
Taste, yeah, slight belgian yeast feel to it, not like it has a bunch of clove or banana, but otherwise it seems to be more of a belgian ipa than a strong ale.
Just kind of a yeasty, low hop, average bitterness beer, malt profile is unremarkable, doesn't contribute anything, doesn't offer anything specifically to the taste. Really kind of a weird conglomeration of nothing that stands out. Not thick, not hoppy, not really all that bitter, no roast, just kind of a hodgepodge batch.
06-08-2011 22:11:41 | More by Beerandraiderfan
South Carolina
2.68/5 rDev -10.7%
12 oz undated bottle served in a pint glass. Bottled states "Brewed by River Trent Brewing, Ukiah, CA"
Pours a hazy golden-amber with a modest off-white head. Head has good durability.
Aroma of light malt and hay, with little sign of higher ABV other than a pleasant floral component. The higher ABV, however, is evident in both the taste and the mouthfeel (with a slight burn); these effects seem to be the main trait of the finish and aftertaste. The flavor ends with a bitter. alcohol flavor all too similar to a cheap malt liquor.
O - OK as an economical strong ale
07-27-2011 00:45:12 | More by chinchill
3.05/5 rDev +1.7%
Trader Joe's house brand.
Poured a pretty standard straw color with a little orange to it. Quite a bit of big fluffy white head on it. Strong doughiness on the nose with some malt coming through. A bit of hops as well. Taste is not real great. Tastes sweet up front with a funky bitter finish. Light mouthfeel. This beer is pretty drinkable. It's not a bad beer for the price.
03-01-2011 23:54:53 | More by richkrull
New Mexico
2.75/5 rDev -8.3%
04-06-2014 20:06:45 | More by LXIXME
2.99/5 rDev -0.3%
This beer of apparently line-blurring classification is moderately hazed and a dark gold color. The head is ivory-colored, big-bubbled and fluffy, easing down to less than one finger in height but retaining that well. Lacing is at about the median in its strength and resiliency.
Sugar and toast hit the nostrils, with fruits contributing an interesting part of that with tang as well. It's followed by herb, a touch of not-quite-cheesy funk (?) and some grains pulling in underneath. I wouldn't call it bad.
The flavor ends up confused; it overripe dark fruits seem steeped in sugar then fusel alcohol and weird almost rotten or wet wood notes come out, but some biscuit helps to tame it before it derails completely. Unlike the aroma, there's only a vague note of hops bitterness, but the herb is there.
Somehow on the thinner side while feeling almost thick, there's a stickiness that fortunately doesn't last the entire sip. The body manages to hang on to medium and builds up, while spicy dryness cuts the sweetness.
This beer straddles the border of pass/fail.
07-07-2014 20:17:51 | More by Brenden
4.18/5 rDev +39.3%
My bottle says, "brewed and bottled by River Trent Brewery Co., Ukiah, CA." I don't know if the brewery has changed or if only the name has changed. The bottle is identical to the picture on this page.
Pours a medium golden yellow with a small white head that melts to fine lacing and then nothing.
Aromas of sweet malt and bready yeast...warm dinner rolls.
Taste is sweet malt and a balanced sharp hop bite afterwards...not really bitter...just sharp, clean and drying.
Aftertaste is of the crisp hops.
This is a beer you can drink lots of in an afternoon and find yourself in big trouble. The 7.1% alcohol is totally hidden.
So be warned...this is an American Strong Ale that is very well disguised as a mild APA
06-22-2006 22:57:23 | More by IntriqKen
North Carolina
2.1/5 rDev -30%
Color is lighter than I expected. Its a clear light gold color with a basically white thin, tiny bubbled head. Aroma is, well this doesn't really smell like anything. Maybe some light graininess mixed with corniness. Tastes about the same. A bit disappointing. Mouthfeel is slightly syrupy. Overall, not so great.
06-23-2011 22:51:05 | More by tastybeer
4.03/5 rDev +34.3%
I picked up a sixer of this at Trader Joe's in downtown Chicago for a paltry $5.99.
A - Vibrant gold with only a hint of haze. This one has a small but persistent white cap and only leaves a tiny bit of lace on the glass. Not really a looker, in she?
S - Oh, that's not what I expected at all. I picked this up in a hurry on a quick errand before checking in to our hotel, and I knew nothing about the beer other than that I've never tried it or even heard of it before... and it was $5.99. Upon smelling this one, I was pleasantly surprised to smell quite a large amount of booze and a hay-like farm note that had me thinking that maybe this is a Belgian strong pale ale (one of my favorite styles). This isn't as complex as a BSPA, but it does have the horsepower.
T - Graham crackers, freshly mowed hay, and booze. This has a candi sugar flavor to it that I suspect is from the high octane recipe, but its not overly sweet or goopey. This is, in fact, very taught and attenuated, and the flavors are simple but honest. It does have a bit of a Belgian pale ale hop profile though... I wonder if thats what they were going for?
M - Big, strong, and firm. Oh tsssstop it silly! Seriously though, this is a big bastard of a beer.
D - It tastes like a really high quality malt liquor, and I mean that as a compliment. This tastes like what strong brew should taste like, but I can't help thinking that maybe this should be in the BSPA category... thats just the flavor profile that I'm getting. Not bad stuff, honestly. I'd buy it again at this price, but put it on the same $$ shelf as Duvel and there is no contest.
04-28-2009 04:41:29 | More by pmcadamis
North Carolina
3/5 rDev 0%
02-02-2014 01:13:15 | More by tdm168
3.06/5 rDev +2%
Pours a murky golden-amber, with a rich, frothy head. Lace is thin and insubtantial.
Nose is caramel and toasted malts. Simple.
Taste is also very malty, with toasted grain and a touch of fruitiness. I also get some honey and caramel. Seems overall to be too sweet and a tad of balance-wise. Not one I'd return to.
05-08-2013 13:57:42 | More by secondtooth
3.73/5 rDev +24.3%
Appearance: Thin-bodied brown in color. A bit of fizzy carbonation and some foam and lacing.
Smell: Some strong fruit, and that's about it. A pleasant smell that I'm guessing hides the alcohol.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Fruity malt initially, followed by a bitter IPA-like hoppiness.
Overall Drinkability: Not an amazing beer, but it hits some nice flavor notes that provides a good balance.
09-11-2012 18:24:06 | More by tjsdomer2
2.75/5 rDev -8.3%
04-07-2012 04:51:59 | More by avisong
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12-17-2012 03:06:04 | More by cliff1066
3.05/5 rDev +1.7%
How is this an American strong ale?
Poured into a pint glass. Super clear and filtered. Looks like a pils. Lots of bubbles. Nice white head and lacing.
Aroma is pils lager-ish.
Taste is just like a strong pils. Nothing American strong ale at all. Tastes like a pils with more alcohol.
Mouthfeel is crisp but there is a weird feeling left behind in your mouth.
Overall an ok beer. Probably wouldnt buy it myself but my buddy said I had to try it.
04-15-2011 03:29:04 | More by PeprSprYoFace
New York
2.6/5 rDev -13.3%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a pint glass- pours a clear golden yellow color with minimal head, slight retention and pretty nice lacing.
Smells cheap- pale malt dominates but the simplicity and dullness are of a caliber not whiffed except in adjuncts. I also get a bit of hops (smells like Hallertau).
Taste is even more disturbing- pale malts, a little citrus, and a little hop dryness are all overshadowed by a tart/dirty yeast taste that again reminds me of an adjunct lager. Finishes semi-sweet/semi-dry.
Mouthfeel is tolerable- medium light body with moderate carbonation. Cannot cover up the taste. What is in this brew? Perhaps its namesake... Do not buy.
03-31-2012 21:22:03 | More by Hopdaemon39
2.5/5 rDev -16.7%
Fat Weasel Ale: 12 oz bottle from trader Joe's, 83 cents a bottle. Slightly hazy beer, with a Golden hue, and a frothy thick white head, that is very long lasting. Really bad aroma, like rotten honey. The taste follows the nose, pretty bad. Its got a cloying, and unpleasant sweetness, and long lasting/bad malt taste. Not good.
02-07-2003 20:21:11 | More by jackndan
3.53/5 rDev +17.7%
Golden color with an off-white head.
Aroma of sweet pale malts, some hops, and also alcohol.
Taste is a bit off. There's a solvent like flavor that you don't have to search for. Not overwhelming, but obvious. Sweet malts with some hop bitterness to balance. Sweetness dominates. Some hop bitterness present, but there doesn't seem to be much hop flavor. Bitterness lingers a bit at the finish. The 7.1% ABV seems a bit out of place in this beer.
Good mouthfeel.
Drinkability knocked back a notch due to the off flavor.
Overall this might be a pretty good beer if they correct the solvent like taste. Could use a bigger hop presence IMO.
02-20-2003 15:32:18 | More by PhantomVodoo
2.75/5 rDev -8.3%
Pours a clear golden with an almost nonexistent head into a pint glass from a 12 oz. bottle.
Smell is primarily of orangy malts with just a hint of hops, which are rather elusive and tend to hide, kind of like a fat weasel. By mid pint the hops do open up to some degree, but are generally overwhelmed by the malt nose.
Sweet citric flavor on the tongue, bit of honey but not viscous or heavy. Reminded me initially of flat orange soda in a sense. Decent carbonation(for beer, thus the flat soda comment) and feel. This beer improves after the initial shock to the point of acceptability, but never gets beyond that level. Fat Weasel is assumably another Firestone Walker concoction, and given the overwhelming nectar orange flavor found in many of their brews, I would assume so.
Not impressed, but then I didn't really expect to be. Bit lager like on the nose towards the end of the beer.
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Fat Weasel Ale from Steinhaus Brewing Co.
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Work has started on a £1.25 million renovation and upgrade of the Mary Hewetson Community Hospital in Keswick.
The hospital has not closed while the refurbishment works take place.
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Here is Lena Dunham ( Girls) in a recent issue of The New Yorker on Spain's best known dish: "I've always found paella kind of pretentious, a food that wants to be everything and is therefore nothing. … But everyone regards the pan of tiny squids and clamshells and fatty sausage as if it were a great work of art."
Food traditionalists from Valencia, the home of paella, would agree with Dunham's snarky dismissal, because for them what she describes is not paella at all.
Valencia gastronomes, led by journalist and blogger Francisco Alonso, pronounced 2013 the Year of Paella, with the intention of letting the world know about the true dish. The year is about to end and, frankly, I don't know how much success they've had.
But what is paella? First let's say what it is not.
I always thought paella valenciana was saffron rice cooked with a mix of shellfish, chicken and, yes, fatty sausage (chorizo). Years ago, in The Food and Wines of Spain by Penelope Casas, I read that a true paella valenciana is not a seafood dish at all, but is made instead with foodstuffs from the Valencia countryside, like duck, rabbit and snails, as well as local varieties of beans.
(Actually, there is such a thing as a seafood paella as well as a vegetarian paella jardinera, but purists insist that only one kind should be called paella valenciana, the rest are arroces, or rices, of which there are plenty of regional variations.)
Eva Alcaraz, from Madrid but with Valencia friends in Miami (they helped inspire her Gazpacho Alcaraz, which I wrote about a few months ago), was cooking one at home for a dinner party. When she insisted on no pimientos on top, a dinner guest from Spain said, "No, that can't be. Why, some piquillo pimientos are perfect on paella."
Eva stuck to her guns while she served the paella she had cooked outside over an open fire in the traditional manner, and had acquired the burnt rice crust called socarraet that's a treat in Valencia.
She referred me to a friend from Valencia, Laura Valles, partner in the new Perfecto restaurant on Brickell, which specializes in dishes from Barcelona. Laura promised me a real paella valenciana. Indeed, it was excellent, made with pork, chicken and rabbit.
"The essential thing is that the paella came from the countryside," she said. "Families would make it from the products of the garden and the corral, whatever they could find."
And no chorizo. "When I told my father in Spain that here [Miami] they add chorizo to paella, he said, 'nooo, that's incredible!'" However, she conceded that pimiento on top was just fine.
The paella at Perfecto is "the best adaptation we can manage," Laura said. And they offer a black paella, darkened with squid ink like a risotto nero.
Here is my own rough adaptation of Paco Alonso's recipe:
First you need a paella, which is what the shallow metal pan is called, paella being a word for pan. And you need Bomba rice from Valencia, available at local Spanish delis – "Valencia rice" from supermarkets is a second-rate substitute.
Make a fire on an outdoor grill with wood, preferably from orange trees, and place paella on it. Cook rabbit and chicken pieces in extra-virgin olive oil until close to done. Add some chopped tomato and cook a bit more. Add broth, preferably homemade from rabbit and chicken parts; a sprig of rosemary to substitute for the traditional snails fattened on rosemary; flat green beans and fresh lima beans; rice; Spanish paprika (mild); and saffron threads that have been toasted a bit in the oven and broken up. Watch so it cooks evenly but don't stir. Do not cook rice in the oil first (I used to do this). And for the love of Valencia, no chorizo.
If this seems too austere it's because, contrary to the popular reputation of Spanish cuisine as colorful and fun, most of it is austere. Notice no garlic, onions, green or red peppers, though all of these could have been used to season the broth. And notice as well the likelihood of failure – over- or undercooked rice or meats, unevenly cooked sections of the pan. This is a traditional dish, which means it took generations to perfect it, so don't be surprised if it takes you, if not generations, at least a few tries.
In the end, blogger Alonso admits, "I question where there really exists the true and authentic paella, the perfect paella, the squaring of the circle, or if it's a kind of utopia, a totally imaginary gustatory paradise for which all of us valencianos yearn. I have my doubts."


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Higher Education Becomes a Political Football as College Debt Increases in the United States
You may not be aware that the current interest rate on federal student loans is set to expire on July 1st. If Congress does nothing, the current rate of 3.4% will double to 6.8% at the end of this month.
This is pretty likely given that the Republican controlled House of Representatives is dedicated to inflicting as much economic pain on the American people as possible, in the hopes that it will be Democrats who get punished at the ballot box.
In contrast, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has introduced a bill that now has eight co-sponsors to reduce federal student loan interest rates to the same rate that the Federal Reserve charges banks. That rate is currently less than 1%.
At more than a trillion dollars, student loan debt has now surpassed credit cards as the number 2 source of American indebtedness (home mortgages are still number 1). The explosion of student loan debt is a product of an economy in which some sort of college degree is increasingly a basic prerequisite for most careers.
The sad truth though is that having a degree is no guarantee of finding a job that will compensate you well enough to ever realistically pay back the loans taken to afford our skyrocketing tuition costs.
We wouldn't have this problem if the US were like the rest of civilized world and had low or even no cost higher education available to those who met university entrance requirements. Instead, our colleges and universities are being run like movie theatres, charging as much as they can, provided they can still get almost all the seats filled.
Obviously, it would help a huge number of people, including many still unemployed college graduates if student loan interest rates were reduced. That is exactly why it won't happen, and the most likely result is that nothing is done, the deadline comes and goes, and the interest rate doubles. It would simply make too much sense for the Republicans to allow it to happen.
After all, we can't have the government do anything that would actually help anyone. It would just give Democrats an opportunity to get rightfully deserved credit for something.
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Located in Hines, Rory & Ryan Inn is in a rural location and convenient to Valley Golf Club in Hines and Harney County Fairgrounds. This hotel is within close proximity of Triangle City Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 51 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cab...
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Global online ad spending in 2011 reached nearly $85 billion, buoyed by revenues from North America and Asia-Pacific. GroupM reported worldwide Internet ad spending in 2011 rose 16 percent over the previous year, and 12 percent in the U.S.
The WPP-owned media agency said global web ad spend will hit around $98 billion this year, a 16 percent leap over 2011. That number would represent around 19 percent of overall ad spending, said GroupM.
The firm also found that the average amount spent by advertisers per Internet user doubled between 2006 and last year. Norway led the way in that category, spending $200 on average in per-capita online ad investment. GroupM's report is based on data from WPP's global ad, PR, market research and communications businesses.
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CeBIT 2011: Linux New Media Award Winners Announced
Debian receives two out of the seven Linux New Media awards at CeBIT 2011.
The 2011 Linux New Media Award winners are:
- Reader's Choice: Favorite Linux Distribution: Ubuntu. Award received by Henning Eggers of Canonical.
- Hottest Linux Device: Samsung Galaxy Tab. Award received by company representatives
- Best Open Source Server Distribution: Debian GNU/Linux. Award by Meike Reichle of alphascorpii.
- Best Open Source App for Linux Mobile Devices: Firefox. Award received by Carsten Book, Mozilla Foundation.
- Best Open Source Solution for Virtualization and Cloud Computing: KVM. Award received by Markus Armbruster and Kevin Wolf of Red Hat.
- Most Innovative Open Source Project: Btrfs. Award received by Manuel Hossfeld of Oracle
- Outstanding Contribution to Linux/Open Source/Free Software: DebianGNU/Linux. Award received by Alexander Reichle-Schmehl of the Debian Project
Congratulations to all the award winners! Many thanks to the readers who participated in helping to select the Readers Choice, Favorite Linux Distribution Award and to the large jury of professionals throughout the open source universe who voted for the winners in the remaining categories.
More information on the award winners and recipients of each award can be found on Linux New Media's Mathias Huber's coverage of the awards presentation.
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We're all tourists sometimes
Each fall my friend from Florida reminds me of the Northeasterners (many from the greater Cooperstown area) who will be ""invading" their small Florida community for the winter/spring. He finds it very amusing, as he keeps in contact with Cooperstown comings and goings, that often times Cooperstown area residents complain about the influx of visitors to our small community. He points out the similarities in attitudesand willingly, of course, shares them.
This helps to remind me to remember that we all are tourists more times than we might realize. Very simply put, a tourist is defined as someone who visits places away from their residence to take advantage of a particular service or benefit that is not available in their home community, and, in most cases, spends money. Home community is where one resides and pays taxes. A tourist, in this instance, is a Cooperstown resident shopping in Oneonta, visiting Albany for a cultural experience, spending a few days in the Adirondacks and so on. It works in reverse too. People not residing in the village of Cooperstown coming here to shop, get gas for their auto and eat a meal can be considered a tourist.
My friend does admit that these seasonal visitors/seasonal residents contribute, in a huge way, to the economic health of the community. This is a similarity that we, village residents, often hear as well.
My friend and I talk about this and concur that life is indeed trade offs. Tourists/visitors spend money to keep our communities robust, employ people, keep Main Streets, robust, contributes generous sales tax revenue, provides businesses/attractions we might not otherwise be able to afford and maintain, to suggest a few. In return we deal with some inconveniences for sure, but adapt a bit differently for a couple months and survive just fine.
I'm appreciative of this annual reminder. Life is good in Cooperstown!
Rich McCaffery
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Yes, the Dreams Park is open, and we are glad! At Portabello's, in Fly Creek, we welcome our annual influx. Established in 2002, we enjoy the excitement of the busy four corners of Fly Creek while visitors from all over stop in to enjoy the food and ambiance.
Open for lunch every day except Friday, and dinner seven days a week, the Kantors welcome family after family.
For a clerk to say that visitors are loud and rude is a sad commentary. It's amazing how quiet an empty restaurant is. Personally, I prefer the volume of a full restaurant. Sports, music, and good food all converge at the four corners in Fly Creek.
It's not that our visitors don't obey traffic laws, but they are busy staring at the sights. So, if a visitor has a camera around their neck, or are gazing upward, share in their appreciation of the life we often take for granted, and look out for them. See Cooperstown through the eyes of the tourist, and take the time to welcome them to your home town.
Our visitors, coming out of these past years of tough economic times, must spend wisely.
Provide quality products, give value for their hard earned dollars, and they will be appreciative.
We do exist so that kids can come and fulfill their dream of coming to Cooperstown. Their families work all year round to encourage developing athletes, as well as to raise the needed funds to make it all happen.
There is no terror in tourists.
Terror would be the World's Most Perfect Village bereft of visitors.
Whether you like baseball or not, remember that Cooperstown represents the home of baseball and the American way of life.
Celebrate it and appreciate those who come to pay homage at the shrine of Babe Ruth.
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The Arizona Cardinals are set to play the Oakland Raiders in their home preseason opener. They will do so with some young players getting some looks in the lineup. Running back Ryan Williams, who was injured during the 2011 preseason and lost his entire season to a torn patella tendon, will make the start at running back for Arizona. Beanie Wells is still recovering from his offseason knee scope. He hopes to play next week against the Titans.
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The focus of El Futuro is to encourage, enhance and guide current or future students in completing and striving for goals they have set or will set for themselves. This is especially for students who speak English as their second language or who may have come from a Latin American country. The group will support each other to the best of their ability in all aspects of the college journey that we will all come across. We will also shed light on Latin American customs and our heritage for non-Latino members and Latino members. This will benefit the college community by giving students confidence and a positive outlook on the challenges they may face by support students. We will also recruit future students from around our community and all areas of Latin descent.
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Kappa Beta Delta is for students who are enrolled in institutions accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Kappa Beta Delta was established to encourage and recognize scholarship and accomplishment in the pursuit and completion of studies in business, management and administration that culminates in the conferral of the associate degree.
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The Muslim Student Association's purpose is to unite Muslim and non-Muslim students at Saint Paul College and to provide students with a safe and comfortable environment in which they can develop an understanding of Islam, its teachings, and the diverse cultures of the Muslim world.
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PRISM promotes individuality, growth and understanding within the Saint Paul College community; works to combat mistreatment and misconceptions of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) individuals and their allies; raises awareness among students, faculty, and staff; improves visibility and provides support of GLBT individuals and their allies in the campus community.
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Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the official honor society of two-year colleges. There are requirements for eligibility including (but not limited to) being enrolled in a regionally accredited institution offering an associate degree program; completing at least 12 credits of coursework that may be applied to an associate degree; and obtaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.5. More information about Phi Theta Kappa.
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The Student Senate is the official representative of the student body at Saint Paul College. The purpose of the Student Senate is to work to improve the quality of student life and education at Saint Paul College. As a liaison to the administration and faculty, senate represents student ideas, concerns and issues at Saint Paul College. Participation in the organization is an excellent opportunity to engage in the political process, become acquainted with the college system and its resources, and develop leadership skills.
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With the 2004 Orange revolution fading into memory, a westward leap has become a slow retreat into Russia's orbit. Viktor Yanukovych, bested in the revolution but now the president, will retain his grip on power, probably backed by a supportive coalition government under his Party of Regions, which appeared the likely outcome of elections in late 2012. Despite the apparent success of the counter-revolution, discontent with the regime is rife and further social instability is likely.
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As I grew older, my tastes became more literary. I came to appreciate the gray areas in life and gravitated toward books that addressed the big questions: love, death, forgiveness. But when I began to write fiction, Nancy Drew kept working her way back into my consciousness. It didn't hurt, of course, that by then I had two daughters who also loved her.
At the heart of The Revenge of the Radioactive Lady is an actual experiment done during the Cold War on 800 pregnant women at a low-income clinic in Nashville. These unsuspecting subjects were given a "health drink" laced with radiation at their first OB appointment; many later developed cancer, as did their children. How, I wondered as I read about these experiments, did those doctors and scientists live with themselves? And how did the women ever get over such a hideous experience? I began to plan a novel that explored these questions.
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|The Diamond DOL-X Bucket Of Balls is a great buy for any coach or player. This combo comes with 30 baseballs, a bucket, and a padded seat/cover. The balls have a cushioned cork center, premium leather cover and Diamond Seam�. Roll out the bucket of fun with the Diamond DOL-X Bucket of Balls.