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Monday morning got off to a rough start for Facebook, where users reported widespread difficulty updating their status, liking and commenting on posts. The extent of the outage is so far unclear, but if Twitter whining is any indication, it's affecting just about everybody worldwide. » 10/21/13 9:12am 10/21/13 9:12am
Last week, Syria completely disappeared from the Internet, and not for the first time either. Since then, it poked its head back out into cyberspace, but not for long; Google's Transparency Report is showing that it's gone again. » 5/15/13 10:38am 5/15/13 10:38am
According to users and various reports, Facebook is currently down in the US of A. As in it's not working. As in it won't even load. In fact, Facebook hasn't been working for over an hour. How in the world is the world surviving? » 1/28/13 10:23pm 1/28/13 10:23pm
If you sketchily poked on over to the Pirate Bay to do a little downloading of a legal, quasi-legal, or outright illegal nature recently, you may have noticed you can't get through. No, your ISP hasn't started blocking it; it's down for everyone, everywhere. Proxies too. » 1/06/13 2:47pm 1/06/13 2:47pm
Don't break out your shotgun, gas mask, and emergency rations, but make sure you know where they are: it looks like an enormous chunk of the Internet in North America is dead. » 10/26/12 2:34pm 10/26/12 2:34pm
[, ]Yes, Sprint is suffering a pretty big outage in the Pacific Northwest right now. [Techcrunch] » 10/08/12 2:44pm 10/08/12 2:44pm
Recently some iClouders have been having trouble with the service's email. The downtime made a bit of a mess for the roughly two million users it affected, but now Apple has apologized, and assured everyone that all the screwed up emails have made it through now. » 9/14/12 7:00pm 9/14/12 7:00pm
You might have noticed BlackBerry service has collapsed for a lot of people around the entire planet. Two full days later, RIM's decided to say something about it: "We're working on it." Great! » 10/12/11 7:31pm 10/12/11 7:31pm
RIM's worldwide service outage cluster-diddle spread to the U.S. and Canada today, meaning BlackBerry's email and messaging has been knocked offline on every continent but (maybe) Australia and Antartica. » 10/12/11 11:32am 10/12/11 11:32am
BlackBerry maker RIM has released a statement on the ongoing BlackBerry Messenger service failures, saying that pretty much everything broke at once. And there's now a big backlog of sexts to process. » 10/12/11 6:25am 10/12/11 6:25am
History's repeated itself in record time, with hapless RIM's messaging, email, and web services all collapsing in a wheezing heap of death across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, Reuters reports. The problem? Same as yesterday: a crashed European server. » 10/11/11 11:00am 10/11/11 11:00am
If you're RIM, the best way to endear yourself with customers of your lousy phones is to screw up their service around the world. So it's done just that, nuking BBM, email, and web access throughout Europe, Africa, and Asia. » 10/10/11 9:30am 10/10/11 9:30am
Are you still there? Has power cut out yet? It's Irene, baby, and she's barreling down the New England seaboard as I type this! But don't panic. The FCC is here with some last-minute tips on communicating during the storm. » 8/28/11 9:00am 8/28/11 9:00am
Skype is down, Skype is down! Well, for some people anyway. While the service outage isn't widespread enough to be a pandemic (working fine over here), enough users are reporting/complaining about it via Twitter to indicate a widespread whoops. » 5/26/11 8:26am 5/26/11 8:26am
Watch out, trees! Those 4G lightning bolts are about to start striking again, as Verizon's 4G network is back up after some downtime yesterday. Welcome back, buddy! Porn on the train! Hulu on my roof! Torrents on a boat! [Verizon] » 4/28/11 12:14pm 4/28/11 12:14pm
Oops! A massive service outage has apparently bricked older Peek devices. Peek CEO Amol Sarva is on the case though, offering existing customers a free Peek 9 to make up for their lack of email access. Uh, great? » 10/17/10 10:00am 10/17/10 10:00am
Yesterday's nationwide T-mobile service outage may have been due to a system software error according to a statement from a T-Mobile spokesperson: » 11/04/09 7:10pm 11/04/09 7:10pm
Yep, you should be all good—if you're not, let us know ASAP. Check out the full story including the carrier's most recent statement here. » 11/04/09 1:58am 11/04/09 1:58am
There's a confirmed T-Mobile service outage affecting users nationwide. People are reporting that all calls are failing with busy tones or getting dropped instantly, despite full signal bars. Updated: T-Mobile says that voice and messaging service is restored. » 11/03/09 7:29pm 11/03/09 7:29pm


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After an second easy win over the spurs tonight ,this team can go very far .They totally shut down Duncan-ginobili ,parker. http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap?gid=2008050503
I picked the Hornets to beat both the Mavs and the Spurs (actually layed down a $5 bet on both) but I think the Lakers would beat the Hornets.
Chris Paul is an absolute joy to watch play. He and Nash are simply special. Now I realize why Danny Ainge tried to trade Paul Pierce for a pick that would net him CP3. Imagine this franchise with Big Al & CP3. Good for 12 years as opposed to 3.

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Brian McBride is set to be sidelined for three months after dislocating his knee.
The American forward picked up the injury as he scored for Fulham in their 2-1 defeat to Middlesbrough on Saturday.
He was immediately replaced by Diomansy Kamara and taken to hospital for scans.
Bouazza out for one month
McBride was accompanied in the ambulance by Hameur Bouazza, who suffered a shoulder injury later in the first half.
Fulham have now confirmed that Bouazza dislocated his shoulder and will be out for one month.
Club captain McBride is not expected to return to action until the middle of November.
"We lost two players with dislocations with minimal contact really," Sanchez said after the game.
"Brian scored and dislocated his kneecap in the doing of it with no contact whatsoever. We were dominating the game at that stage.
"Then (we lost) Hameur with an innocuous challenge to dislocate his shoulder."


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Has anyone with an M&P gotten the Action Package done by Smith and Wesson?
I was looking at the Apex Tactical drop in version ( https://apextactical.com/store/produ...php?pid35.html ), but it'll void the warranty on the pistol.
If anyone has gone with the S&W package, please post your thoughts on it.
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Paul Ramscar believes his Pink Dollar "app" is a lot more than just another snippet of smartphone software: it is a social game-changer that will help end discrimination against gays and lesbians.
Paul Ramscar believes his Pink Dollar "app" is a lot more than just another snippet of smartphone software: it is a social game-changer that will help end discrimination against gays and lesbians.
If the future of entertainment is interactive media, some minorities are still headed back to the past.
The intimate and spirited quarters of a stadium offer perhaps the most ideal venues to experience an athletic event. Or do they?
Virtual currency manager Jambool announced Monday that it has been purchased by Google for an undisclosed sum.
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Facial recognition startup Viewdle on Wednesday began letting Android smartphone users see which of the people around them are vampires and which are vampire slayers.
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Google+ was mobbed with visitors after the social network opened its doors to the public last week, industry tracker Experian Hitwise reported.
For many Americans, the Chinese game of mahjong evokes images of mustachioed ancient mandarins, elderly women sitting around a card table or a solitary computer game.
Market research reports have indicated that many office employees in the UK spend at least one hour of their day at work on non-work activities. They are booking holidays, shopping online, posting message ...
Facebook? Of course. Books? Definitely not. Video games? For sure. Sport? No way. Speed? Yes. Patience? Not so much.
A research study by a University of Minnesota computer scientist and colleagues from across the country shows that online, interactive gaming communities are now so massive that they mirror traditional communities.
(AP) -- Social networking sites were abuzz Thursday over an online trailer for "Avatar," just as extended previews of the 3D sci-fi adventure were hitting screens at theaters down under.
(PhysOrg.com) -- What "appitype" are you? The Appthusiast? The Live Wire? The Appcentric?
After struggling in recent years to adjust to its last revolution, the video game industry is now being shaken by another one.


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Scott Timmins season began with a trade and a nine-game points streak and as the year progress, he found himself centering Albany's top line.
Stefan Matteau | 2013-14
In his first full professional season, Stefan Matteau produced 13 goals and 13 assists. He'll use this summer to take aim at a spot at New Jersey's roster.
Reid Boucher | 2013-14 Season
There was a lot of buzz surround Reid Bouchers arrival to the pro game. During his rookie year he producing 22 goals in 56 AHL games and got a taste of the NHL.
Joe Whitney | 2013-14 Season
This past season was a busy one for Joe Whitney, who made his NHL debut, participated in the AHL All-Star Classic and led the Devils in scoring for the third consecutive season.
Jon Merrill | 2013-14 Season
Jon Merrill's rookie season was spent mostly in the NHL. However, when he was with Albany he elevated the team's blueline.
Adam Larsson | 2013-14 Season
Adam Larsson logged big minutes with Albany and progressed his development during the 2013-14 season.
Eric Gelinas | 2013-14 Season
Most of Eric Gelinas' 2013-14 season was spent with New Jersey. When he was with Albany he contributed five points and a +6 rating in 13 games.
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Scott Wedgewood found comfort during the second half of the 2013-14 season and finished with 16 wins and a 2.39 goals-against average.
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Keith Kinkaid enjoyed one of the top performances for a Devils netminder in franchise history. He set the single-season record with a 2.29 goals-against average, which ranked third in the league.
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Amelie and Kim were hugging each other at the end of the match in some strange way. Also someone mentioned before that Kim's horoscope says that she will find a new love at the end of the year and that new love will also be a sport person. Amelie ?


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Has anyone ever purchased a Disney World Vacation package from Costco? The prices seem great but just wondering if they are all inclusive with resort fees, etc? Thanks for any feedback.
I called Costco and got a quote for a Disney package and it was about $400 more then booking through WDW for the same dates. Also when you stay on property you get the extra magic hours and other bonuses.
My DH and I got the Disney Costco package for the Swan and Dolphin last September, and we thought it was great! With Swan and Dolphin, you get the extra magic hours which we used with no problem. We were guaranteed a resort view at Dolphin through Costco's package, which we definitely got! We could see both Epcot and DHS from our hotel windows. The room was great and it was super easy to get the park tickets at the service desk in downtown Disney. When we priced it out, it was the best option for us. We arranged transportation on our own so we could have the complimentary stop at Publix to pick up some small snack and drink items, but you can add on a ground transportation option. Also, when one of our flights changed, a Costco Travel representative called me up to make sure that I could choose a new flight that I was happy with. We didn't have any problems with our package and we would definitely purchase through Costco again!
Oh sorry, forgot to mention that the resort fee was not included in the Costco package, so we had to pay that when we checked in.
DW resorts do not have resort fees. Last summer, we booked our Hawaii vacation through Costco. Exactly what was printed on our reservation form was what we got. We stayed at a Hyatt and resort fees were not included. We knew that when we booked.


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The thread asking where you keep your firearm at night reminded me of something I've been chewing on a while.
It seems to me the problem with the bump-in-the-night issue is that you are likely to be undressed, pick up your firearm, maybe a flashlight and react.
What if you need extra ammunition? What if you forget your light? Are you going to be able to grab the cell phone too?
What if you want to pick up your shotgun but don't want to lose your sidearm?
You just don't have enough hands and you probably don't have any pockets.
It occurred to me that if you had a tactical vest with a holster for your side arm attached, spare mags, light, maybe spare light, etc., you could pull it out from under the bed, throw it on and be in a much better situation. And it prevents you from forgetting something because it is attached to the vest.
So if you have the vest there, it might as well be body armor since that gives you an advantage as well.
So.... The question I have is who makes a body armor model that is 1) quick to put on (front opening?) and 2) has PALs or MOLLE attachment points? I've looked at a number of web sites, but it is hard to tell from just the site descriptions/pictures.


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The restaurant is the third U.S. location of a popular British Virgin Islands chain. Pusser's originally opened in late 1996 as Pusser's DownUnder on East Oakland Park Boulevard overlooking the Intracoastal, taking over the then-23-year-old DownUnder and keeping the name to capitalize on the former restaurant's reputation. But the staid, Continental image of the DownUnder didn't serve Pusser's, which got its start providing rum to the British Royal Navy in the early 1700s and is known for a drink called the Painkiller. But limited views of the waterway, a stuffy cigar-and-wine room, and a pricey menu didn't bring in the customers. And a quick name change, to Pusser's Landing, didn't work.
So in April 1998 the restaurant closed for remodeling, reopening in December as Pusser's West Indies. Now, instead of a brick wall, which absorbed the room's natural light, sliding glass doors back the main dining room; black-and-white palm-frond wallpaper complements the remaining brick walls; additional Victorian light fixtures brighten the cherry wood bar and dark wood tables; and a new patio provides plentiful outdoor seating. "We needed to open it up to the Intracoastal," manager Jackie Quint said. "We also wanted to accentuate the West Indies and Floribbean flair."
As far as location and decor, that makes sense to me -- what's the point of running a tropical restaurant on the water if you can't be near enough to take a dunk if so inclined (particularly after a Painkiller or two)? But looks get you only so far. The measure of any restaurant is the menu and its execution. And here Pusser's has plenty of room for improvement.
A number of dishes do reflect the chain's British and Caribbean roots: fish and chips and Trinidadian herb-rubbed fish are two entrees. A bowl of terrific black bean soup, spiked with sausage and garnished with sour cream, was savory and rich. We also enjoyed a combination starter, three each of conch fritters and shrimp-and-corn fritters. The deep-fried balls were a little doughy for my taste, the nuggets of conch and shrimp notably sparse. But they were flavorful with vegetables, and the accompanying cocktail sauce was sharp with horseradish. Following the starters was a delicious main course of sea bass, topped with pungent Cuban sofrito (sauteed onions, garlic, and peppers) and accompanied by rice pilaf and sauteed squash and broccoli. The fillet was sweet and flaky, perfectly cooked, and shone through the too-pungent topping; billed chutneys were missing from the dinner plate, however.
Unfortunately much of Pusser's menu -- hamburgers, pastas, pizzas, and a raw bar -- seems aimed at satisfying American preferences rather than embracing the Caribbean. And neither the penne pasta with roasted artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, and olives -- and scallops for an additional $2.50 -- nor the Maine lobster pizza was particularly successful. The noodles were tasteless and the pizza, a thick-crusted, individual-size serving, was oddly spicy with a ginger flavor, which overwhelmed the chunks of dried-out lobster. Maine lobster, in fact, rather than rock lobster, a Caribbean crustacean, was all over the menu -- in addition to garnishing pizzas, customers can order it whole or as a lobster casserole.
I wouldn't recommend the latter, which can be ordered as an appetizer ($9.95) or paired with steak, pork, or chicken ($20.95). The lobster meat was ruined by overbaking, and a layer of stringy Swiss cheese was inappropriate; a more traditional light coating of bread crumbs and butter would do better here. As far as grilled or steamed whole Maine lobsters go, the prices are fairly typical -- $18.95 for a one-pounder, $22.95 for a one-and-a-half-pounder. (Local steak houses usually charge about $17 per pound.)
Sea scallops were also well represented, with better results: They proved succulent, if a bit cold, in the appetizer of scallops Mornay, baked with creamy Swiss cheese sauce, and in a stir-fry main course with shrimp and crabmeat. The stir-fry entree was tasty and plentiful, with an assortment of zucchini and broccoli, but the shrimp and crab were woefully overcooked, grainy and disintegrating in the light soy-flavored sauce.
The best bargains at Pusser's West Indies can be found at the bottom of the menu, where diners can satisfy beef and seafood cravings by ordering combos like the prime rib and crabcakes. We weren't happy with the fatty prime rib, which tasted as if it had been hanging around for the amount of time it takes to cross from Great Britain to Virgin Gorda, but the crabcakes were wonderful. Slightly mustardy, the pan-fried cakes were crisp outside and meaty with shredded crab and minced peppers.
At various points throughout the meal, the Painkiller -- a combo of Pusser's famous rum, pineapple juice, orange juice, and cream of coconut -- sounded tempting, especially given the service, which was often as dim as the room's poor lighting. (We actually had to ask the manager to increase the voltage so we could see to read the menus.) Among other transgressions, our waitress forgot drink refills and served us steamed oysters instead of clams.


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No set interval really. I would say roughly 2000 rds. a year. Lately I've been collecting more rds than I shoot.
This is a discussion on How often and how much do you practice ? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; No set interval really. I would say roughly 2000 rds. a year. Lately I've been collecting more rds than I shoot....
No set interval really. I would say roughly 2000 rds. a year. Lately I've been collecting more rds than I shoot.
To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them. Richard Henry Lee 1788
I joined at the local range that I pass by frequently coming home from work. Once I'm a member, it costs nothing for each visit and targets are free each time.
I like to stop in several times a month at least and fire off ten to 20 rounds. I get a lot more out of frequent trips with a few rounds fired each time than I did when I only went once a month or less.
Before - it cost me for each visit so I wanted to "get my money's worth" out of each visit. I'd burn at least a box each time out and tire before the box was half done.
Now I can even stop in and fire just one single cylinder on a week day without anyone around. Much better practice that way.
More like that sudden gunfight than just a marathon session at the local range IMO.
My goal is once a month 100-200 rounds total between .38 spl, .380, .40 & .45 ACP.
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If someone else is comfortable shooting like that, well fine for them, I guess.
As for me I go to the range at least twice a week, shoot a minimum of 100 rounds and if I can't keep 98/100 in a 3 inch group at 21 feet I felt very frustrated with myself. I try to shoot consistant 2" groups and for the most part I usually do, but more than 1 flyer out of 50 tells me I'm doing something wrong.
I got back into shooting(and new to carrying) around the first of the year. After a 20 year vacation my groups were about 6" groups and that was enough to get me into practicing regularly. It didn't take more than a month to get my skills back to shooting the way I usta-could, and now I'm working on better accuracy and longer distances, and considering joining a league in mid January.
I've always been the driven type and tend to set very high standards for myself, and I tend to get better the harder the competition is. Joining that league may just make me a better shooter, if not I hope to meet some new people, make some friends and have a good time shooting at a minimum.
Disclaimer: The posts made by this member are only the members opinion, not a reflection on anyone else, nor the group, and should not be cause for anyone to get their undergarments wedged in an uncomfortable position.
Yeah, they sound like a couple of pros..... Shoot as often as possible or as your budget allows. Trigger time is very important for muscle memory and point of aim, or sight pickup, what ever you want to call it. I try to go at least twice a month and usually try to shoot anywhere from a couple of hundred to three hundred rounds when I go. Mostly with my EDC guns but some with the home defense guns as well. Good luck..
"He that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one." Luke 22:36
"If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so." Thomas Jefferson
My wife and I have been shooting for over 50 years, practice has long been a thing of the past. About once a year we'll set up a bunch of little tomato paste cans for just the fun of it. Regardless of how often we shoot, the tin cans fall just as they always have in the past. Some things don't change with age, thankfully our marksmanship is one of them.
I shoot about twice a week. 50 rounds of .22 LR , Then 50 rounds or more of 9mm and then 50 rounds of .45. Shooting paper does not really matter much. I shoot targets because I like to. I am not a hunter though I sell mostly hunting and camping gear.
I do shoot some of the tactical rifles and shotguns I sell.
I have some revolvers but mostly pistols. I shoot both.
I have some guns with lasers but they are worthless to me at a range if I can't point shoot.
If you understand, things are just as they are... If you do not understand, things are just as they are....
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Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice amkes perfect.
If you're really wanting to get better, dry fire, lots. Our usual dry fire includes around 1200 a week. Half including draw stroke.
Since I'm nearly done with POST academy, I get to shoot a lot! Twice a week, around 200 rds each time. If I was only putting 6/10 on an 18" target from 15yds.....I wouldn't qualify.
We shoot 50 rds in a qualifier, and it's timed.
from 3yds, draw, fire 4, reload, fire 4....10sec X3
from 7yds, draw, fire failure drill (2 chest, 1 head) 4sec X2
from 15yds, draw, fire 2 leaning out from behind cover, 4sec X3
from 15yds, draw, kneel, fire 2, 5sec X3
from 25yds, draw, fire 2, 8sec X2
from 25yds, draw, kneel, fire 2, 10sec X2
All draws and reloads are done moving, possible score of 250, 200 minimum to qualify.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
Thomas Jefferson
I practice 2 - 3 times a week plus I shoot a minimum of 2 matches a month IDPA and USPSA (sometimes I add an ICORE match). At my age I am on the backside of the curve and the practice just keeps me whole.
"Being PARANOID is just plain smart thinking when they are really out to get you!"
I try to practice drawing and dry fire practice about every other day. Actual time on the range varies but usually at least 3 times/month and typically 100-200 rounds per session.
Putting ragged holes in paper is neat but bullseyes don't shoot back. I am of the belief that if you are in a defensive shooting scenario you are not going to have time to draw, present and get a good sight picture. I have also started practicing the tap-rack-bang drill since I have recently defected to the dark side. I used to carry weapons that allowed for a second strike but right now I am not.
I never have and hope to never experience a defensive shooting scenario. But in all of my readings and training with people far more experienced than I am I think it would be up close and really quick.
That is why I am working hard on point shooting tactics, one handed shooting and weak hand shooting. I have even went down in caliber from .45ACP to .40S&W for training and carry recently because I don't know if I could shoot a .45ACP round safely with one hand much less my weak hand.
That's just my .02 and as always, YMMV.
Be Safe,
"In a crisis, you will not rise to the occasion, but you will default to the level of your training."
I try and put 150-200 rounds down range every other week. I wish I had the time and money to do more than that.
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"To my mind it is wholly irresponsible to go into the world incapable of preventing violence, injury, crime, and death. How feeble is the mindset to accept defenselessness. How unnatural. How cheap. How cowardly. How pathetic." Ted Nugent
Hate to admit it, but I don't "practice" anymore. I will shoot hogs and coyotes regularly, but my only practice is before CCW range qualification. Age + 50 yrs of shooting is the excuse.
The simplest answer I can give is : not enough. I'm averaging about 100-150 rounds a month in one range session right now, and I can definitely tell the difference from when I was shooting at least that every weekend.
I'd like to get out there more, but it's just not possible right now.
"Stand your ground, don't fire unless fired upon, but if they mean to have a war, let it begin here!" - John Parker April 19th, 1775 Lexington, MA
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Higher Education was not in the reach of the common man for two factors – availability and affordability. As availability issue is being sorted through various means, affordability is still an issue for the middle and lower classes.
But the Education Loan scheme devised by the Central Government in 2001 to a certain extent has solved this issue. Now student can aim high and get into the best of institutes in India and abroad with the bank loans available for higher education.
Student should be an Indian National and secured admission in professional or technical courses in India or abroad through entrance test or some merit-based selection process.
Loans are offered for diploma, graduate, post-graduate and Ph.D courses in the faculties of engineering, technology, architecture, medicine, dental science, agricultural science, veterinary science and computer certificate courses of reputed institutes accredited to department of electronics or affiliated to university. Students pursuing courses like ICWA, CA, CFA and courses conducted by IIM, IIT, IISc, XLRI, NIFT are also eligible apart from courses offered in India by reputed foreign universities. Banks may have the system of appraising other institution courses depending on future prospects and recognition by user institutions.
Expenses considered for loan include fee payable to college, hostel, examination, library and laboratory fee apart from purchase of books, equipments, instruments and uniforms.
Travel expenses for studies abroad and purchase of computers, insurance premium for student borrower and expenses for study tours, project work and thesis are also covered.
However, students should understand that getting a loan is not as easy.
The rate of interest is another factor to be kept in mind while applying for education loans. Banks offer loans at varied rates of interest and students need to do extensive research to ensure that they get the best deal. Since the banks don't give the entire education loan component, students still have to mobilise money if they want to get admitted to professional courses.
Nationalised banks offer a maximum loan of Rs. 20 lakh for studies abroad and Rs. 10 lakh for studies in India. Loans up to Rs. 4 lakh require no margin while loans above Rs. 4 lakh for studies in India require five per cent margin and 15 per cent for studies abroad. Loans up to Rs. 4 lakh need co-obligation from parents and no security while loans above Rs. 4 lakh require co-obligation of parents together with collateral security in the form of third party guarantee.
Interest rates
Interest rates on the loans are on floating basis with respect to the bank's benchmark prime lending rate. Generally all banks offer interest rates between 12 per cent and 14 per cent depending on the amount of loan taken. The SBM rates vary from 12.50 per cent for Rs. 4 lakh loan to 14 per cent up to Rs. 7 lakh loan. The advantage of floating rate over fixed interest rate is that if the market rates decline, your interest outgo will also be lower. But your interest rates can climb if market rates go up. Simple interest will be charged during the repayment holiday or moratorium period.
Other charges
Though banks should not charge processing fee for education loans a few banks charge a processing fee on loans above Rs. 4 lakh for overseas studies.
The student needs to start repaying the loan amount one year after course in completed, or six months after finding a job, whichever is earlier. Loans of less than Rs 7.5 lakh have to be paid back within five-seven years. Those exceeding that amount have to be repaid in five-seven years, with some banks extending the period up to 10 years.
Special concession in interest rate is given for girl students and one per cent in interest rate for full tenure of the loan if full interest is serviced during the moratorium period.
Banks can also issue the capability certificate for students going abroad for higher studies.
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It's almost summer — are you ready for beach season? How many of you have kept your January resolutions? Spring is a good time to reevaluate your 2012 health goals and get back on track if you've gone off course.
To help everyone get back on track and be fit for summer, we've set up a get-healthy challenge for the month of May. This challenge will be similar to our January Challenge, with small, weekly goals that when practiced, can turn into lifetime healthy habits.
How to Get Fit for Summer:
1. Set a reasonable goal: Don't make the mistake of setting an unattainable goal for yourself ("I"m going to lose 20 pounds by my July vacation!" or "I'll never eat another carb!"). Instead, think small steps toward better health. Choose a reasonable goal that you can achieve as a building block to better overall health, such as eating more whole grains and fruits and vegetables or trying a new exercise activity. Once you've set your goal, decide how you'll reach it. If you're trying to eat more vegetables, commit to eating one new veggie each week, or add an extra serving of vegetables to each meal.
2. Get support: Achieving any goal is easier with a support network, either family or friends or a community built around the same goal. Here at Healthy Eats, we saw proof of this with our September Brown-Bag Challenge: bringing lunch every day was easier with the support (and recipe ideas) of everyone who got in involved. So this May, join us again in a Healthy Every Week Challenge.
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I gather from the website that these expeditions are supposed to have some positive social and environmental impact. As a volunteer you are opting to participate in that endeavor and help cover the costs for it as well as doing your share of the work involved. Presumably you hope to get something out of it as well, -otherwise you shouldn't do it.
You can't compare the dollar amount they charge to what someone else may or may not charge for an entirely different proposition.
Fuel, berthing, food, drink are all part of the costs of the expedition that you are opting to participate in. The costs to you are known up front. If you think they are out of line, then don't go.
Expecting a skipper to pay for your way home is crazy even if you can contort the spirit of some laws to back up your argument.
Now, if the sanitary conditions are terrible, the food inadequate, and the vessel unsafe, you have legitimate reason for complaint. Feel free to warn anybody else about that particular operation. I'm not sure why the name of that operation must be censored here since people are free to complain about other organizations if they feel the need.
My sense is that they rely a lot on volunteers and as such the people in charge of maintenance and provisioning may not be all that experienced. Which means that the degree of success in performing their duties can be very uneven. Your trip sounds like a horror story. Maybe all the expeditions are like that. Maybe others work out better. You are trusting an organization that more than likely operates on a shoestring.
In the video / promo which I assume is a purely a false presentation about a expedition has young marrieds on board with young children and they - the expedition is accordingly to the review going to Antartica via NZ to the ross sea past the Chatam Islands. 60 ft waves plus and a storm every 14 days approx ??? NZ has some off the toughest exit regs in the world. Quite correctly so NZ is responsible for search and rescue operations. It does not compute.
But the question is where does the recreational definition end and the commercial definition start.
Please don"t say it does not matter. If so there is nothing in the agreement as to how the increase in capital value [ Vessel ] is devided when the expedition is concluded.
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