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The economy is sluggish just about everywhere right now, and Harlan County is no exception.
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The economic picture for Harlan County did not look good back in July.
County-wide unemployment spiked with about fifty more people losing their jobs for the 3rd straight month.
Eighty people lost their jobs here at the T.L. Bayne furniture company alone.
There are some signs of life, like most recently in the newly located Harlan Pizza Hut, which hired about ten new people when it moved.
"We hope to absorb those people, and if we continue to grow at the rate we're growing, we're always looking for good quality people to work here," Keith Turbyfill said.
"Just in the last three to five years, a profound improvement in restaurant facilities, and we're gonna see I think more of that coming," Roger Fannin said.
But why? Fannin, who monitors the local economy for the county's chamber of commerce, says it's tourism.
"Any given weekend you're going to see out of towners here, and they're eating somewhere, shopping somewhere, they're doing things, and I think that's making a profound difference," Fannin said.
They believe all the spending is helping to keep the local Goody's, whose company filed for bankruptcy, open.
Peebles, which opened last year, is going strong.
Appalachian Wireless, which is expanding service to the county, is opening a new store in Harlan's mall Monday.
All signs of an economy turning in the right direction, during a time of economic uncertainty.
Local economic experts say the coal industry, which has remained strong, is also helping to keep the Harlan County economy afloat.
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Fulham fullback Matthew Briggs is reluctant to leave on-loan next season.
Briggs wants to be pushing for a first team place under manager Martin Jol.
"I went out on loan for a couple of months, and it was a good experience for me at the time and good to get some minutes under my belt because I needed to go out and get some games," he explained to fulhamfc.com. "Ideally, I'd prefer to stay here and fight for my place next season, and if an opportunity becomes available I want to try and take my chance.
"My target for next season is to definitely get some more Premier League games under my belt and do as well as I possibly can whenever I'm called upon."


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A man who allegedly spat at two women at a Woodlands bus interchange claimed that one of the women had insulted his mother and called him "Stupid Malay''.
Juraimi Kamaludin, 48, who is unemployed, has claimed trial to five charges of scolding and shouting at commuters in an aggressive manner. He is accused of spitting and pushing Ms Teoh Lay Peng out of the bus and spitting at Ms Lee Kuan Eng six times in 10 minutes.
Ms Lee, 34, a secretary, testified that she boarded Service 950 at the Woodlands Regional Bus interchange on the evening of Oct 22 last year and saw Juraimi arguing and scolding Ms Teoh, 41.
Ten minutes later, when the bus did not move because of the spat, the passengers on board appealed to Juraimi to get off. Someone also asked for the police to be called.
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Top 10 Ugly Outfits For The Holiday Season: Ugly Christmas Sweaters And More!
#5 - Ugliest Christmas Outfit - Christmas Tree Dress
Wearing a Christmas tree design is one thing, but actually becoming a Christmas tree is an even different story. This holiday outfit is tacky, a little bit ugly, and will quite likely be the recipient of a few nasty comments when worn this holiday season!
#4 - Ugliest Christmas Outfit - The "Love the Sweater" Hat
This hat really manages to speak for itself. It also implies that while sometimes ugly Christmas sweaters are a choice and a bold fashion statement, at other times they are gifts from those who truly hope you will love and appreciate them (without the mockery).
#3 - Ugliest Christmas Outfit - Christmas from Head to Toe
This feels a little bit like an ugly Christmas outfit put together but a fashionista who needs all of her clothing pieces and accessories to coordinate, even if it means her whole outfit will be holiday ugly. If there were a fashionably right way to jump on board the ugly Christmas outfit trend, this could be it..uhh, maybe.
#2 - Ugliest Christmas Outfit - Hanukah Goes Festive Too!
Though Christmas sweaters and outfits might be the focus when it comes to ugly outfits over the holidays, those who don't celebrate this season have jumped on the trend with knit atrocities of their own. Okay, this one actually isn't quite so bad as far as holiday sweaters go, but you get the idea!
#1 - Ugliest Christmas - Dreidel Hat
Santa Claus hats are so last decade. Today's hats are about cultural inclusion, and this dreidel hat is a prime example. Okay, so it's a little bit on the tacky side (but Santa hats dabble in this category as well), but it's a noble effort to enter the world of holiday accessories!
UPDATE: What is also worthy of checking out is Amazon's selection of "Ugly Christmas Sweaters"...the ones the folks at Amazon thought were ugly enough to get into their special collection of ugly. Here's a few of my favorites:
Ugly Carrot Snowman Sweater
Clever carrot placement, no?
Reindeer Threesome Ugly Sweater
This is so wrong on so many levels.
Gingerbread Man Nightmare Sweater
Food humor is always fun.
16 Ugly Christmas Sweaters That Are So Wrong!
Stupid, Strange and Ugly Christmas Ornaments
11 Holiday Hairstyles Sure To Shock Santa
Note: This article has been updated and republished from original of December 9, 2009. Where sweater or original source for sweater is no longer available, link has been removed.
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A New Year: Parenting Resolutions Simplified
At the start of each new year I try to come up with very specific resolutions that I convince myself I'm going to follow through with, however as most of us can attest, more than most of them never get accomplished. For the record, my 2012 resolution of working out three times a week was achieved for a solid three and a half weeks, so that's pretty awesome. Anyways, I've decided that setting specific goals isn't really my thing.
This year, I am going with a more simplified approach. Instead of setting specific resolutions like "I'm cutting out dessert entirely" or "I'm only allowing myself to mentally break down once a week", let's all try to shoot for being all-around better people/parents/friends/etc. I've come up with a list of three simplified resolutions to help shape us into happier people, and hopefully they will be easier to stick to!
For me, I want to improve on three things this year and they are as follows: reflection, progression, and positivity.
Reflect. We cannot learn from our experiences if we don't take a step back every once in awhile and reflect on how we reacted, why we reacted the way that we did, and how we can improve those actions the next time around. For parents, reflection is crucial. Take time to rehash the day. Did you dish out empty threats when a simple no would have sufficed? Did you overreact? Under-react? Take time to reflect, not just on your parenting techniques, but on everything. A moment of time taken out of your day designated solely for you is important in your overall happiness.
Progression. In relation to reflection, progression is the next step. Sure, you can think about things all day, but that's not going to change anything unless you put those thoughts into action. Let's all strive to progress, to learn, to move forward, and to be the best we can be.
Positivity. Pretty self-explanatory. My goal here is to simply possess positivity, in all capacities. I want to be positive, I want to think/speak positive, I want others to feel positive when I'm around, and most importantly I want to be positive that I am doing all I can for others. Now, when your two year old is screaming at the top of their tiny little lungs in a quiet store, it may be harder to hold on to that distant strand of positivity, but take a deep breath, and fight through it! We can't always be positive, but I would wager to say 9 times out of 10, it's all about mind over matter.
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When Halloween was fast approaching, we decided to have some fun with the cookie. Little did we know that this fun was going to win us a Shorty Award, millions of impressions and a retweet from Jack Dorsey himself (he only invented Twitter, no biggie). And all of this, without paid media.
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Another soul-stirring L.A. Sports Arena show Thursday from the Greatest Living American Rock Institution, and another tremendous performance from his venerable group, the E Street Band, now expanded to double its original size thanks to a full complement of background vocalists and horn players – including Jake Clemons, nephew of the Big Man himself, who again and again did right by his uncle's indelible tenor sax solos.
Without sounding like I've taken leave of my critical faculties and fallen into an abyss of gushing hyperbole, this opener of a two-night stand was seriously one for the local concert history books. In a quarter-century of seeing Bruce Springsteen live in Southern California, I've experienced more sheer jubilation only in peak moments at the Seeger Sessions show at the Greek, and I've only felt such deeply resonant relevance once before, when he played a Rising-heavy set at the Forum not long after 9/11.
This one may have been even better than that; I should get some sleep and perhaps gain some perspective. I doubt I'll change my assessment – there were just too many memorable moments that set this appearance apart from so many other Boss bashes in recent years.
With Springsteen, it's a matter of minute degrees. He's never less than great, very often overwhelming, always quick to give that extra effort so few other rockers would conjure.
Honestly, how many other serious artists, particularly ones his age, would finish off an old-soul tribute – leading from the Temptations' (really Smokey Robinson's) "The Way You Do the Things You Do" to Wilson Pickett's (really Floyd & Cropper's) "634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)" – by positioning himself 50 feet from the stage amid a mob of fans, then fall backward into a sea of upraised hands to get carried back to home base?
Peter Gabriel used to do that ... 30 years ago. Can you imagine Mick Jagger daring it? Not on his life.
That was only one of many highlights, and not even Top 5 for the night, if you ask me. I went flippin' nuts when a moving rendition of "Something in the Night" (even more regal than "The Ties That Bind" earlier in the set) gave way first to a storming sprint through "Candy's Room" and then a stomping good romp with "She's the One."
Was that segment meant for the die-hards? Seemed so, just as "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out," which has closed virtually every show on this tour behind the brilliant and biting new album Wrecking Ball, is clearly for Clarence Clemons, whose body may not be present yet whose spirit very much is.
When Springsteen shouts out "when the change was made uptown and the Big Man joined the band," everything stops, and for a minute and a half, the crowd screams its appreciation for the late saxophonist, while the screens flash images of him, from Scooter and the Big Man's early days with "Rosalita" up through his last tour with the E Streeters.
With the house lights up (for nearly the entire encore, actually) and the audience visibly in a Bossaholic frenzy, that tribute gave off major chills, as did celebratory Jake Clemons every time he stepped into the spotlight to wail another of Clarence's famous flourishes with exacting gusto.
Yet so many more moments were just as riveting: The Irish ire of "Death to My Hometown" seethed with vengeance ("send the robber-barons straight to hell!"). "We Take Care of Our Own" was hollered out early like a clarion call for righteousness and brotherly uplift amid so much abandoned hope and charity ("where's the promise from sea to shining sea?").
The prescient lament of "Jack of All Trades" – "The banker man grows fatter / The working man grows thin / It's all happened before / And it'll all happen again" – was empathetic for the jobless and homeless like no other song from these near-depressed times. And the still-waiting-still-furious indignation of "The Ghost of Tom Joad" (with another searing guest solo from Tom Morello) is still as trenchant as ever.
And that's not even counting the expected ecstatic cries: the ohhh-whoa-ohhh-ohhh singalong of "Badlands," the cathartic "RISE UP!" in "My City of Ruins," the exultant yeah's of "Lonesome Day," the way the entire place erupted on the final verse of "Born to Run.">


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Food design studio Bompas & Parr has made whisky tasting more theatrical by using a church organ to heighten the perception of different flavours while drinking. More »
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In his first interview since joining Apple, industrial designer Marc Newson discusses his latest product – a domestic draft beer machine he says is the equivalent to a Nespresso coffee maker for beer lovers – and the future of the mechanical timepiece in the wake of the Apple Watch (+ interview + slideshow). More »
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Maison&Objet 2014: London designer Benjamin Hubert has developed a carafe that decants wine through a stainless steel aerator to improve its flavour. More »
Alliance glass collection encourages drinkers
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Product news: London architect Zaha Hadid has designed a curvaceous wine bottle for Austrian winemaker Leo Hillinger. More »
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'Suits' resumes
"Suits" returns to Philippine television for its third season on July 31, 8 p.m., via JackTV.
In the drama series' first season, lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) took brilliant dropout Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) under his wing. Since the young man had lied about having a law degree, he and his mentor live in constant fear of being exposed.
Season 2 ended with Jessica Pearson (Gina Torres) pushing forward plans to merge with a UK law firm headed by Edward Darby (Conleth Hill), much to Harvey's consternation.
Not one to go down without a fight, Harvey tried to sabotage the merger, resulting in Jessica using Mike and his secret to get her way.
Paralegal Rachel Zane (Meghan Markle) confronted Mike, who was pushed to admit that, in fact, he never graduated from Harvard. This led to an intense encounter between them.
At the start of Season 3, each character must deal with the fallout of their actions. There is tension between Mike and Rachel, between Mike and Harvey, and between Jessica and Harvey.
Rachel, who aspires to be a lawyer, must deal with the fact that it is Mike who is living her dream life, though he hasn't earned it. Will she manage to stay quiet and keep his secret, or will her ill will cause her to push Mike to reveal the truth?
(JackTV is seen on SkyCable Channel 51, Global Destiny Ch. 30 and Cable Link Ch. 36.)
Colorful adventures on Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network viewers can embark on colorful adventures next month.
"Puppy in My Pocket" follows Kate as she fulfills Princess Ava's duties and foils the schemes of Eva, the royal's evil twin.
"Puppy in My Pocket" airs daily at 8 a.m.
Also in the daily morning lineup are the "Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot," "My Little Pony: Every Day is Magic," "Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Bitty Adventures," "Baby Looney Tunes" "The Adventure of Chuck & Friends" and "ABC Monsters."
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WINE COUNTRY: Bail denied for man charged with slaying at bed-and-breakfast
Judge says Louis DiBernardo poses threat to community
A judge Friday denied a request for bail by a businessman charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of a man who operated a Wine Country bed-and-breakfast owned by the defendant.
Judge Angel Bermudez rejected the defense's request for bail after a brief hearing in a Southwest Justice Center courtroom filled with some 50 supporters and family members of defendant Louis Joseph DiBernardo.
DiBernardo, 59, is charged with fatally shooting Victor Borcherds, 60, on May 12 at The Castle, a bed-and-breakfast built by DiBernardo that was run by Borcherds. If convicted as charged, DiBernardo faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
DiBernardo was engaged in an ongoing civil dispute with the Borcherdses over their leasing of the property, court records show. He felt the Borcherdses were swindling him out of his home, his attorney said during Friday's hearing.
DiBernardo also is charged with kidnapping and making criminal threats against Borcherds' wife, Suzanne, who investigators say was bound with duct tape and held for two hours while DiBernardo waited for her husband to arrive home. During that time, investigators have said, DiBernardo threatened to kill the Borcherdses, their attorney and himself because of the ongoing lawsuit.
During the hearing, defense attorney Richard Layon noted that his client had two hours alone with Suzanne Borcherds.
"He never tried to kill her," Layon said. "(He) stepped outside and called 911."
Layon said that even if the charges were true, the court cannot find there was a substantial likelihood that the defendant would harm or kill Suzanne Borcherds or her attorney.
DiBernardo has been held at the Southwest Detention Center in French Valley since his arrest.
Layon pointed out that bail is intended to guarantee a defendant's appearance in court. And he noted for the judge that DiBernardo has strong ties to the community, no prior criminal record, would surrender his passport and no longer owns an airplane.
"(He) is not a flight risk," Layon said. "(He) is not a danger to the community."
Layon said more than 50 people who support DiBernardo were in the courtroom and waiting in the hallway.
Deputy District Attorney Brandon Smith said DiBernardo told Suzanne Borcherds that he was going to kill her, her husband and then himself. DiBernardo had two hours alone with her to think about what he was going to do and then essentially carried out his plan to kill Victor Borcherds, the prosecutor said.
"He shot at Mr. Borcherds four times," Smith said.
Although the prosecutor acknowledged the support DiBernardo has in the community, he said that didn't prevent him from firing the lethal gunshots.
"This is the same support he had in May 2009 when he committed this murder," Smith said.
Before issuing his ruling, Bermudez said that when deciding to set bail, a key factor is whether the defendant poses a danger to society. DiBernardo threatened to kill when money was the issue, Bermudez said. If released now, the issue would be the loss of his freedom should he be convicted, the judge said. Because of that, he poses a substantial risk to the community, Bermudez said.


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These are stupid easy to install fellas and the directions are spot on. The only blank you'll draw is tightening the cartdrige units to the sliders. They of course will spin. Use (lightly) an impact wrench. Done.
You can see there is a great difference between the way the stock Zokes dampen and the gas charged Bitubos.
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Honestly, you do not need a pictorial to install these. Its rediculously easy.
Now the ride results. Let me 1st say I only had time for a half hour on the bike. I was able to ride dirt road and abandoned railbed as well as pavement. So my opinion is still in a holding pattern. And my opinion is just that, mine, and may be worth to you what you paid for it.
But I have ridden offroad all my life and owned many different bikes. Opps, almost forgot, Drew Smith measure the old and new springs for those guys wondering about spring rate.
Stock rate 4.8
Bitubo rate 6.0
Yea, that seems strong, but Drew has reworked some big 1200 GS bikes and they have been sprung with 7 something-8.0 springs. So I kept an open mind before going out on it.
In a nutshell: Huge, significant difference. Do you guys know when your riding and you see a pothole in the pavement ot a rock embedded in the soil and you know your going to hit it in a second and you sorta brace for the feeling you'll get from the stock forks ? Or sometimes under your helmet you go "ah" when you hit it ? Thats gone.
I rode over heaved pavement sections, and hunted potholes. I was amazed that I no longer felt them at all. On the dirt roads, the embeded rocks were sucked up with no steering upset. I went down a local abandoned railbed that has a small layer of RR gravel sitting on top of hardpan. At 40-50mph, if I closed my eyes, you could have told me I was on pavement and I wouldnt have the difference. Also, no more huge brake dive. Just normal like it should be.
Again, this is prelimanary. I still need to ride her for a week to see how well I like them. But, so far they are 80% better than stock. And for the price, and the fact you can install them in your own garage without sending your forks away, they just may be the cats ass.
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September 30, 2008
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The U.S. Department of Education released a series of new statistical reports last week showing a dramatic increase in participation in the federal direct lending student loan program. Motivated largely by the economic downturn and the credit crunch of the last year, 400 new colleges joined the federal direct lending program. Overall, student borrowing through the program has increased by 50 percent in the last year.
The federal direct lending program provides students at participating schools with Stafford Loans directly, instead of going through the intermediary of a bank, as is done in the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP). In previous years, borrowing through FFELP could land students with lower interest rates, as well as significant repayment incentives, but that has changed significantly since 2007 as a result of subsidy cuts and economic difficulties faced by FFELP lenders. Since direct loans are serviced directly by the Education Department, they are largely exempt from the fallout of the credit crunch and are currently more appealing to many colleges.
There is good news for students at schools that continue to participate in FFELP, though. Lenders are participating in the loan buyback program enacted as part of the Ensuring Continued Access to Student Loans Act passed earlier this year. About 40 percent of the student loans in the bank system have been sold to the Education Department, with paperwork being completed on much of the remaining balance. This move appears to have worked to allow lenders to fund loans for students, as the Education Department also reports that not a single student has had to participate in the federal "lender of last resort" program.
In other financial aid news, Congress recently approved $2.5 billion in Pell Grant funding, to help tide the program over through March 2009, at which point most spring semester grant awards should have been disbursed. All of this news suggests that students are highly likely to be able to continue to find federal student financial aid for college, at least for the forseeable future. Of course, finding scholarships and avoiding student loans is still a smart plan, but this news suggests that despite growing fears about the economy, federal financial aid will still be available to students who need it.
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Texas A&M, Boston University, and Vanderbilt University have all recently announced expanded financial aid programs to help lower-and-middle-class students deal with the rising cost of college education and the tough economic situation the country currently faces.
This news comes as many other colleges are announcing budget cuts and tuition hikes in order to break even in the face of declining state funding. Proposed cuts to higher education funding currently range from a one percent cut in Maryland to a reduction of funding by more than 14 percent in Nevada, according to a recent write-up in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Despite financial concerns, though, more and more schools are digging into their pockets to find additional scholarship and grant money for their students. Texas A&M will provide free tuition to all freshmen with a family income below $60,000 and a GPA above 2.5. Boston University plans to meet all financial need for every Boston public school graduate admitted to the university. Vanderbilt will replace all need-based student loans with grants for its students starting next fall, though it still needs to raise an additional $100 million to fully fund the program.
U.S. News and World Report provides more information on these new financial aid programs. You can find out more about these and other generous institutions by conducting a college search on Scholarships.com.
November 18, 2008
Are you considering a career in public service, such as working for the government or a non-profit organization, but more than slightly overwhelmed by the thought of repaying your student loans with an often minuscule salary? Realizing that you may actually be taking a pay cut to transition from your summer job to your "grown up" career can be demoralizing, and dealing with debt on top of that certainly doesn't help. While many noble individuals certainly make this sacrifice, perhaps you were hoping to forget where the grocery store kept its "manager's special" items after you graduated. And who can blame you? The college budget diet, and the accompanying lifestyle of cramming half a dozen people into one run-down apartment, eventually does get old. Luckily, there are forms of financial aid out there to minimize or relieve your debt and help you stretch that public servant salary a little further.
Some of the most well-known career-based assistance programs are designed for teachers. The TEACH grant contributes $4000 a year towards the tuition of students who agree to teach a high-need subject at a low-income school for four years. Other programs such as Teach for America offer teaching certification, a stipend, and assistance with student loan repayment to individuals agreeing to teach in certain schools.
Teachers and other public servants can also qualify to have their Federal Perkins Loans canceled, saving up to $16,000. Nursing students and other medical students can get in on this program, as well. The federal government also launched a public service loan repayment program a year ago that will forgive qualifying federal student loan debt for those who commit ten years to public service. In addition, a variety of government scholarships provide incentives for students in various majors to consider federal work.
An article appearing in USA Today this week also mentions some university-specific programs to help steer students towards public service careers. Harvard Law School will waive tuition for one year for students who commit to five years in government or non-profit fields, and Princeton University will provide free master's degrees to eight 2008 graduates who first put in two years in federal jobs. Tufts University is also helping its undergraduate students pay down debt or pursue graduate degrees if they commit a few years to public service work.
If you're leaning towards a career with a government agency or non-profit organization, be aware of the scholarships, grants, fellowships, internships, and loan repayment programs out there. Include a free college scholarship search in your research to find out about many of your options for funding your education and minimizing your debt.
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Providing incentives for good grades is an increasingly common policy for parents of elementary and high school students. In my household, report card day meant personal pan pizzas and a reprieve from the topping battle among my sister who didn't eat cheese, my sister who only ate cheese, and my own vote for a supreme pizza with extra cheese. After pizza ceased to be a point of contention, my parents switched to the popular plan of offering financial incentives for good grades. I don't remember the pay scale exactly, but I do remember missing it once I hit college. Many undergraduate students are probably in the same boat, thinking about how even $10 or $20 per A could mean fewer trips to the plasma bank or even an extra textbook or two next semester.Two brothers, who also happen to hold economics degrees from Harvard and Princeton, had a similar idea. Michael and Matthew Kopko launched the website GradeFund last month to apply a model similar to fundraising for a marathon, where sponsors pledge to donate a certain amount per mile completed, to finding money for college. College students' friends and family members, as well as corporate sponsors and others interested in donating money to help deserving students fund their educations, sign up on the site to give a certain dollar amount per grade earned to a particular student.Students create profiles donors can search, and are matched up with people interested in helping them finance their educations. Rather than agreeing to provide student loans or cover tuition in exchange for work, like in other peer-to-peer financial aid programs we've mentioned on our blog, donors on GradeFund, like scholarship providers, don't require anything in return for their donations. While it's unlikely that a student will pay for their entire university education this way (according to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the current highest pledge per A is $400), they could easily pay for their books and possibly even a good part of other expenses that college scholarships or student financial aid might not cover. Plus, since these payments are linked to concrete achievements by students already attending college, donors may feel less apprehensive about the recipients of their philanthropy floundering once they face the academic challenges of their undergraduate studies.
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Last month, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation revealed plans for a new grant program that would focus on improving rates of college completion for low-income students. The first recipients of the grants were announced Tuesday, primarily consisting of organizations that either study or promote college preparedness and completion among the foundation's target groups. While few of the grants awarded will translate directly into college scholarships for first-generation, low-income, or minority students, many of the programs receiving funding are intended to help these students go to college and create success. Currently, only 25 percent of low-income students finish college, and each year high schools produce over 560,000 college-eligible graduates (most whose parents make less than $85,000 a year) who will fail to earn a college degree within 8 years, according to research cited by the New York Times. The Gates Foundation's stated goal for this grant program is to eventually double the percentage of low-income students completing a college degree or certificate program by the age of 26. The Chronicle of Higher Education explains that the grant initiative will have a three-pronged approach: "making the case to policy makers, educators, and business leaders about the need for increasing college-completion rates; accelerating success in remedial education; and ensuring that young people have the financial, social, and academic support to succeed in college." Coupled with the existing Gates Millenium Scholarship Program, which helps disadvantaged and minority students pay for school, these Gates Foundation grants have the potential to ultimately make not only attending college, but earning a degree and achieving college goals possible for the majority of American high school graduates.
December 17, 2008
Amid all the bleak news about college affordability, family finances, and the economy in general, it's nice to hear something good every now and then. And there is good news out there. Despite financial hardships, many colleges are not only continuing to offer generous financial aid packages, but are actually expanding scholarships, grants, and tuition waivers for needy and deserving students. As a taste of what's out there for students across the country, we're presenting a roundup of campus-based aid programs announced this week. Conduct a college search on Scholarships.com to learn more about these and other schools committed to helping students enroll and stay enrolled. While you're at it, be sure to start a free college scholarship search to find more ways to fund your education.
A number of cities, states, and universities offer promises, guarantees, or other commitments to cover four years' full tuition for financially needy or academically gifted students. While a wave of these scholarship and grant programs were launched in financially better times, more are still being unveiled in the current economic climate.
Manchester College in Indiana has rolled out a "Triple Guarantee" that promises to make college more affordable and less stressful for its students. Qualifying students are guaranteed a combination of federal, state, and institutional aid up to the total cost of tuition and mandatory fees for four years. Students with a 3.3 GPA or higher who qualify for the Pell Grant are guaranteed full-tuition grant aid. On top of paying tuition for four years for needy students, the college also guarantees four-year graduation for everyone who meets progress requirements, and will allow qualified students who need a fifth year to attend for free until they graduate. Finally, the school also guarantees a year of free tuition for additional coursework or certifications for students who fail to find a job placement or a spot in graduate school within six months of graduation.
In a similar vein, St. John's University in New York is also offering a substantial tuition discount to unemployed alumni. Graduates of St. John's who were laid off in the economic downturn can return to college to pursue a graduate degree for half-price. Alumni will also receive free career counseling services and see their application fees waived for graduate programs.
Finally, Texans get multiple pieces of good news. More students at Rice University will be able to graduate debt-free, as the university has expanded its no loan program to families making up to $80,000 per year. Students with family incomes over the $80,000 threshhold who still qualify for need-based aid will not be asked to borrow more than $10,000 in student loans for four years. Lamar University is also making college more affordable for Texans by unveiling the Lamar Promise, which will cover tuition and fees for all freshmen and transfer students who qualify as "dependent" students for federal aid whose families make less than $25,000 a year. Students who make more are likely to also receive substantial financial aid packages. Tuition assistance will come in the form of state, federal, and institutional financial aid.
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CANON CITY — Feathered fowl are flying out of the East Canon Prison Complex where inmates raise pullets popular with hunting clubs.
The prison birds are so sought after that the operation has more than doubled production in the past year to the current 10,000-bird operation.
It all started with pheasants, but the 500-bird pheasant population is dwarfed by the Afghanistan chukar partridge operation and the latest addition of Hungarian partridge game birds.
"The chukars have darn near tripled since last year now that we are hatching our own eggs," said inmate James Scott, who oversees the operation for Colorado Correctional Industries with the help of three other inmates.
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I want to use some smart procedures I wrote, but not store them. For example here is this quite big select, that retrieves the primary keys for a table:
SELECT cols.table_name, cols.column_name, cols.position, cons.status, cons.owner
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I don't want to remember this, not even type it every time I need the constraints of a table. BUT I don't want to create a procedure for this into the DB, because it is a prod DB, and noone else needs my procedure. Just me. Just for developing.
So here is where I am now:
SQL> declare procedure hello as begin dbms_output.put_line('Hello world!'); end; begin hello; end;
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Hello world!
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> hello;
SP2-0042: unknown command "hello" - rest of line ignored.
... so I can declare and define hello function from command line. I can call it from the begin - end block after the declare, but after that the hello procedure is gone.
Question: is there a solution to make the second "hello;" work, so I can create clever and useful procedures and not make any trash in the DB itself?
If this would work, I would create a file with that, and make the alias for sqlplus to execute that file at startup.


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Currently only about 1,200 people playing Crysis compared to 30,000 in Call of Duty 4 right now. Whats the deal, this games supposed to be HUGE? www.game-monitor.com
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Much higher system requirements for smooth play. Crysis MP has a steeper learning curve. COD has much bigger built-in MP fan base already as well.
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The problem is... Crysis MP sucks... too buggy.
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cod 4 has more game modes, unlocks, better netcode and is probably just better packaged.
crysis has a 100 times better single player though.
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CoD 4 is also for the 360...
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I think Counter Strike 1.6 is probably still the most popular (not sure if that's true anymore). The most popular games are always the least demanding.
I think Cryis will be the Quake of this period in terms of moding. Back then only people with fancy "pentium" PC's could play Quake. I remember I couldn't play Quake on my 486 :D
Right now the 8800GT is at a good price...a couple of years from now "low end" players will be playing Crysis mods.
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Hard to play this game with med end computers, really need a high end system to enjoy the game, playing single player or multiplayer of this game..on a crap system is just...wrong :/..
CoD4 multiplayer big fan base, also is intresting. Crysis isen't bad either tbh..its just..hard to play it with a ****ty pc. CoD4 runs at flying speed on even crap pcs.
I think maybe what eva next crysis engine game comes out, with multiplayer..we can hope for that the hardware has caught up..(i love that ><..hardware catch up, cant wait), we can really enjoy it.
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Editor's picks
Roosters blow Storm away
Michael Carayannis The Roosters produced arguably their best 80 minutes of their season with a clinical 24-2 win against Melbourne on Monday night
Talkin' Teams Team of the Week
The team of the week as voted by the readers of Talkin' Teams and Ultimate League.
Dragons thump Sharks to go top
The Dragons racked up biggest win of the season after running in six tries to one against a listless Sharks which shot itself in the foot repeatedly.
Cowboys rope in Green until 2018
12:00 PM North Queensland have confirmed they have re-signed coach Paul Green for another three NRL seasons.
Koroibete out with injury
Roy Ward 5:39 PM Craig Bellamy says both Storm and Panthers have their problems doing into their NRL game on Saturday night.
Creagh re-signs with Dragons
11:36 AM St George Illawarra captain Ben Creagh will spend another year at the club.
Video refs bunker a 'game changer'
Brad Walter The introduction of a video referee's bunker could lead to a captain's challenge, judiciary charges at full-time, reduced interchanges and increase the value of the broadcast rights.
Why did Smith get the penalty?
Michael Chammas There is a conspiracy theory that Cameron Smith gets away with murder and is somewhat of a protected species.
'Give NZ own Origin series'
Adrian Proszenko Top-ranking official Jim Doyle believes New Zealand is capable of staging its own Origin fixture .
Woods named as Tigers skipper
Matt Encarnacion Wests Tigers prop Aaron Woods will captain the team for the first time when they host Gold Coast at Leichhardt Oval.
Broncos, Dragons rise to set the pace
Phil Lutton The Broncos and the Dragons are surprise leaders near the halfway point of the NRL season. Why?
Insight & Analysis
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
'This doesn't look honourable,' says Cherry-Evans. We know.
Phil Lutton
Phil Lutton
Losing DCE a blessing in disguise for Gold Coast Titans.
Power Rankings
Phil Lutton 12:55 PM The always contentious NRL Power Rankings are in for round 12. Who's too high? Who's too low? Let us know.
Roy Masters
Roy Masters
Why having a Maroon legend hurts NRL clubs.
Steve Mascord
NRL is killing the game's entertainers.
Brad Walter
Brad Walter
Familiar personnel, but Dragons are unrecognisable.
Set of Six
Steve Mascord
Magic Weekend would work: Campese.
Danny Weidler
Danny Weidler Laurie Daley will have a meeting with referees boss Tony Archer in the next 24 hours to give him a heads-up that it's "game on" in Melbourne.
Malcolm Knox
Malcolm Knox
It was Origin, but not much footy was played
Set of Six
Michael Chammas The talking points about this weekend's round 12 NRL matches.
Phil Lutton
Phil Lutton The idea that NSW gifted Queensland an Origin victory will go down like a frosty XXXX for master motivator Mal Meninga.
Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster
NSW must pick Soward to save Origin.