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Director: Pete Chatmon Starring: Frankie R. Faison Sean Nelson Zoe Saldana Dorian Missick
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|Reginald 'cool' coolidge is a struggling actor waiting for his big break. One day at the gas station where he works, cool's ex-fiance - and one true love - reappears after 3 years of silence. Discovering it's only 36 hours until her wedding, cool embarks on last-ditch attempts to win her back.
Editor's NoteA struggling African-American actor tries to win back the love of his life in PREMIUM. The twist in the tale is that she's getting married in just 38 hours, leading to a frantic race to win her heart.
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It's almost Valentine's Day, and I'm pulling a little round table into our library and positioning it in front of the fireplace. We will celebrate as always, at home in front of a cozy fire, enjoying a dinnerof a couple of steaks with all the trimmings. For dessert, our favorite is cherries jubilee.
Cherries Jubilee warms the heart for Valentine's Day
Cherries jubilee reminds me of a simmering romance. The melting of a cold heart was sparked by a set of copper pots hanging in a miniature kitchen owned by the man I would marry. One of the pots was specially designed for this French dessert classic.
My husband has never been a cook. He can toast in a toaster, boil water for brewing tea, put cereal in a bowl, cut up bananas and strawberries and heat soup if he's hungry while I'm away from home.
Imagine my shock and awe the first time I visited his home in Enid and saw a set of copper pans in a kitchen so tiny you couldn't open the refrigerator and the oven door at the same time. That lovely set of copper pans just didn't fit. I had dated several men who were pretty good cooks, but none had such a fine set of pans. So with my curiosity aroused, our relationship grew.
Those copper pans were never used except for a small saucepan he warmed soup in. I've added to the pan collection over the years and kept them all polished. Now they hang ready to use in our much larger kitchen.
They serve as a reminder for us that romance needs to be tended, you might even say "polished," in order to shine through the years. Not every night can be cherries jubilee, so it's a good idea to enjoy it when you can.
These days I still make cherries jubilee as I did the first time — shortcut fashion using canned cherry pie filling mixed with cherry brandy. Occasionally I've used homemade ice cream, but busy times afford a decadent excuse to buy some Haagen-Dazs vanilla. You can dip it up ahead so those rich little scoops of very vanilla ice cream are ready to take on the flaming hot brandy infusion of cherries. Do not try any flaming dish without careful consideration to surroundings. Though I would love to finish this dish in grand style from a tableside food cart, I do it in the kitchen and ask for assistance. The flaming cherries do require caution by clearing the cooking area. Don't wear big floppy sleeves and make sure guests keep their distance. Keep a little pie filling portion separate from the brandied one.
Cherries Jubilee
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FRESHMAN (2013)Did not disappoint as a long-snapping specialist, quickly winning the job during the preseason ... accurately snapped every time he was called upon as not one Big Green punt was blocked during the season ... even made two tackles against Bucknell on punt coverage, the second of which forced a fumble that Dartmouth recovered.
HIGH SCHOOLAll-Northshore Conference honorable mention pick as an offensive lineman ... expected to concentrate on long snapping at Dartmouth ... got his start snapping as a fifth grader and has since attended numerous kicking camps ... ranked 16th nationally among long snappers by Kohl's and was a "TOP 12" Underclassmen Long Snapper according to Chris Sailer Kicking and Rubio Long Snapping ... helped football team go 11-2, win the North Shore title and advance to state semifinals as a senior.
PERSONALFull name is Graydon Thomas Peterson ... born on Aug. 12, 1994 ... son of Robert Peterson and Molly Megan has one brother and one sister ... cousin David Pegg won Woody Knapp Memorial Trophy, awarded to a member of the Yale football team for leadership and unselfish devotion to others, in 1998 ... has been a competitive Irish dancer ... plans on majoring in biology for a future career in medicine.


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, I don't know. I'd like to think my brother and I have outgrown pettiness. There was a time when he and I fought like cats and dogs, but that seemed like ages ago--when we were kids. As adults, we've developed mutual respect, but I have my bad days and this is probably just one of those.
, I don't really get soaked in sweat when I'm sleeping, but I'm diabetic so I have a tendency to sweat more. I just don't feel "fresh" in the morning--bad breath, messy hair, etc.--so I can't leave the house without first taking a shower.
, creepy idea, but I might suggest that to him if he keeps running over my shower time.
I would like to add "Petreus' Sex Scandal" to that.
I sent him a private message on Facebook, and if he doesn't get it, I'll be posting the same message on his wall.
Bro, can you please let me know what your schedule is like for the week? I used to get up at 6:55 a.m. to take a shower, but the traffic on 880 has been so bad lately. I've been late coming into work several times when I leave around 7:30. I have to leave the house no later than 7:15 so that I don't get stuck in traffic. Thanks!
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How to replace the mouse pointer with a text pane
I'm trying to make a program for setting seating arrangements at a large venue (e.g. a wedding).
The idea is to have the user first input all the tables, with shape and no. of chairs and then jump to a screen in which he can drag them around. DnD works fine here.
Next, the name-tags of the attendants can be dragged to the available seats. At first DnD works fine here as well, but once the tables are (almost) full, the user will want to rearrange the names. Here DnD isn't enough. If you drag a name to a seat that is already occupied, what to do with the name that was there previously?
My idea is for the user not to 'drag' the name, but to select it, at which point the mouse pointer will be replaced by the name-tag. Clicking on another name (with the selected name), will simply seat the new name at the table, and replace the mouse with the name that was already seated. So on, until an empty seat is clicked, at which point the mouse-pointer returns to normal.
So instead of a Drag n Drop, I need a Capture n Replace.
Any idea's?
I'm new to this, so I'm open to any suggestions on a better way… perhaps a more user-friendly natural way?
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Plaza de Marte: Cuban Shopping Area
This is me in Plaza de Marte which is a small square in downtown Santiago. This square is surrounded by the stores frequented by the local Cubans. Parque Cespedes is the shopping area for the tourists. This area is very busy and if your looking a slightly better price this is where to go! There are also two budget hotels facing this square.
What to buy: Most items can be bought in the dollar stores here.
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Local market
Walk to local market (ask in your hotel for direction or take tuk-tuk).
Plenty of tropical fruit, some unusual vegetable, no fridge in meat section (fly heaven), cool people, and prices are soooooooo low !!!
What to buy: Different kind of bananas. Pine apple.
What to pay: Really nothing couse prices are usually in Pesos not CUC.
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We were stunned by Agni's Philosophy, a demo performed at E3 with the Luminous Engine in real time. And apparently the graphics powerhouse can be used on any console or platform, even the iPad.
To give you an idea of what it's capable of:
Square Enix's chief technical officer Yoshihisa Hashimoto explained that the engine isn't tied to any platform:
"[It's designed for] PC already, probably PlayStation 3, mobile, iPad tablets, also browser and cloud as well. Not just next-gen – we can scale,"
Hashimoto has also that the Luminous Engine hasn't been optimized yet for AI, audio, and other parts of a game, but that it was deliberately designed to make that process easier and fit all those parts together.
The implications of this engine scaling are fascinating. It would potentially allow Square Enix to develop a game and instead of having to port it or make it exclusive simply generate different versions for each platform. We'll be curious to see how this engine performs on current-gen consoles and what games it's used in.
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The big kick-off for the Premier League 2014/15 season is 16th August and the games will be coming thick and fast after that. With that in mind, the football fans among you will no doubt want to know how to keep up with all the action.
Let us, therefore, give you all the information you will need to watch the Premier League on TV, online and on mobile, as well as how to listen in on the trusty transistor radio, with just enough time to complete the fantasy team too.
On TV
If you have spent the summer avoiding newspapers, magazines, outdoor billboards... in fact, every conceivable place you'd find an advert, you may not be aware that it's BT Sport and Sky Sports that hold the domestic live broadcast rights.
The two have become entwined in a battle for the pick of the best fixtures. Sky are promising "more of the games that matter", while BT has nabbed 18 of the "top picks" no longer available to Sky in a 38-strong package of exclusive matches.
Of course, this means you will need a subscription to both to get all of the live matches direct to your TV.
Sky is also hoping to capture your attention - if you're a Premier League fan, at least - with newly-available club-specific sections as part of its On Demand offer. All 20 Premier League clubs have their own page in the On Demand section of the Sky+HD box, with content tailored by club and including match coverage, interviews and more.
BT Sport is free to existing BT Broadband customers, while Sky subscribers with other broadband providers can pay £12 per month. Virgin Media customers can get BT Sport free as part of the XL package, or £15 with other packages.
Sky Sports is available as an add-on package with all major pay TV providers, including BT, Virgin and TalkTalk – the latter of which has announced the Sky Sports Boost package. Virgin is offering a Season Ticket for a limited time only.
[Update - 12.08.14] It has been confirmed that all Sky, Virgin Media and TalkTalk customers will be able to watch Sky Sports free of charge on the opening day of the Premier League season [August 16th] as part of what's being called Sky Sports Open Day - including all Sky Sports channels.
And what's more is that the price of TalkTalk's Sky Sports Boost package is to be halved as part of a three-month deal.
Live TV fixtures
August 16th – Manchester United vs Swansea City (12:45, BT Sport)
August 16th – Arsenal vs Crystal Palace (17:30, Sky Sports)
August 17th – Liverpool vs Southampton (13:30, Sky Sports)
August 17th – Newcastle United vs. Manchester City (16:00, Sky Sports)
August 18th – Burnley vs Chelsea (20:00, Sky Sports)
August 23rd – Aston Villa vs Newcastle United (12:45, BT Sport)
August 23rd – Everton vs Arsenal (17:30, Sky Sports)
August 24th – Hull City vs Stoke City (13:30, Sky Sports)
August 24th – Sunderland vs Manchester United (16:00, Sky Sports)
August 25th – Manchester City vs Liverpool (20:00, Sky Sports)
August 30th – Burnley vs Manchester United (12:45, BT Sport)
August 30th – Everton vs Chelsea (17:30, Sky Sports)
August 31st – Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool (13:30, Sky Sports)
August 31st – Leicester City vs Arsenal (16:00, Sky Sports)
HD coverage
If you're hoping to enjoy the drama of the new season in high definition, BT Sport and Sky Sports both have high-def coverage as a matter of course – provided you subscribe to the HD versions of the standard definition channels.
3D coverage
Sky is currently alone in providing 3D coverage of Premier League fixtures, but hasn't yet revealed which games from the new season will be screened in 3D but based on last season it should be a fair few. Watch this space.
Ultra HD 4K coverage
It's not surprising that a lack of readily available 4K content at this point in time extends to Premier League football, but plans are very much in the pipeline. Sky has already beamed back live 4K pictures of a match to its headquarters in a test broadcast last year, and was adjudged to be a success - meaning we can perhaps expect Sky to continue on down that particular path in the months ahead.
Meanwhile, BT Sport has indicated its interest in bringing Ultra HD pictures of Premier League football to your living room. BT CEO Gavin Patterson reportedly told a media and telecoms conference earlier this year that 2014 was the year in which the group would be trialling the technology.
The BBC is another broadcaster very much in the 4K game at the moment, with live World Cup and Commonwealth Games coverage having been trialled this summer. The Beeb doesn't have live broadcast rights, but that doesn't mean we wouldn't like to see our weekly fix of Saturday night highlights delivered in ultra high definition. Will it happen this season? Only time will tell. But on the subject of the BBC and highlights...
Premier League Highlights on TV
Each weekend, a long-standing friendship will be renewed as the BBC delivers highlights from all the action with Match Of The Day and MOTD 2 among others. The Beeb has revealed it will offer a total of 12 hours of football on TV at the weekend – including Final Score and Football Focus.
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You won't be short of options if you want to watch the Premier League online. For the live action, BT Sport has a free app and online player for BT broadband users, while Sky Go will stream Sky Sports' games online.
You can get Sky Sports access for £6.99 a day or £10.99 a week through Now TV on a range of devices – PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4; Xbox One and Xbox 360; the Roku streaming stick; and some LG smart TV and media devices, among others.
Those special Now TV rates are available for a limited time - until November 27th, in fact - and handy for those of you who want a bit more flexibility in your football viewing this season.
BT Sport, in comparison, is available through Google Chromecast but it doesn't yet appear to have landed on games consoles.
If you're a Virgin Media customer, it's now possible to watch Sky Sports online through your account - as well as BT Sport through the Virgin TV Anywhere service.
And there's the BBC iPlayer app for consoles, Roku, Chromecast and web browsers if you want to catch up with Match of the Day throughout the season. However, you will have to wait until midnight on Monday nights for the previous Saturday night's MOTD to go live on iPlayer.
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On Mobile
In much the same way as online, the BT Sport app, Sky Go app and BBC iPlayer app will give you access to live action and highlights via your smartphone and tablet throughout the season; the first two dependent on what services you already have with BT/Sky.
Sky Sports customers can access Match Choice, the Saturday night highlights programme, on the Sky Sports iPad app.
If you're signed up to Virgin Media and have an iOS device, you can watch Sky Sports thanks to a new agreement announced in early August. Meanwhile, BT Sport is available through Virgin TV Anywhere - an app that you can get for your iOS or selected Android device. Sky customers, however, cannot access BT Sport through Sky Go.
If you're not necessarily fussed about watching full games on your phone, you might be interested in the Sun Goals app for Android and iOS devices - part of the newspaper's Sun+ package and an app that promises all the latest video highlights with commentary and analysis.
You can make use of a one-month trial to see if it's a service for you, with a monthly subscription rate of £7.99 coming into effect if you decide to stick with it.
Otherwise, there are a number of apps out there that'll keep you up to date with all the latest news and scores from the Premier League.
On radio
Not forgetting radio: with BBC Radio 5 Live providing live coverage of 128 Premier League games throughout the season. Talksport and Absolute Radio will also have a select number of fixtures for your aural pleasure as the season progresses.
Let the games begin...
With all the pre-season scouting done and dusted, it's now time for the hopes and fears to be realised. Your club might be the one that tops the pile, or it could be one of three that just can't keep their heads above the water - but one thing is certain: you needn't miss a kick between now and May. There are now yet even more ways of staying in the loop, whether you're at home or on the move. Twists and turns, screamers and howlers... it's a funny old game.


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As a hunter, angler or other outdoor enthusiast, you invest your time and your money in Georgia. Your purchase of hunting and fishing licenses and related equipment make it possible for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to manage public hunting and fishing locations, conduct research, plant food plots, raise and stock millions of fish and more.
Land is valuable – whether you own land, manage land or recreate on land. It can provide benefits for the landowner by way of yielding crops and timber, benefit wildlife by providing habitat and a food source and benefit those that recreate by providing a fulfilling outdoors experience. You can make that land even more valuable.
For women curious to explore what the outdoors has to offer, but uncertain of how or where to begin, the Becoming an Outdoors-Woman workshop series provides a practical introduction to a wide variety of outdoor recreational skills and activities. One of these workshops, hosted by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, is scheduled to take place Nov. 6-8 at the Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center.
Garbage is irresistible to a hungry black bear. Bears will change their normal movement patterns and "hang out" in areas where there is an abundant supply of garbage, bird seed pet foods, and other non-natural food sources. What can you do? One of the first and most important things to do is to stash your trash to resolve potential human-bear conflicts.
The Canada goose is an adaptable bird that can live in a variety of habitats, with many locations in close proximity to people, such as open farmland, rural reservoirs, suburban neighborhood ponds, office complexes, parks and other developed areas. This ability to thrive sometimes leads to summertime frustration for landowners or land managers who may discover large areas of goose feathers and feces.
Five manatees fitted with satellite transmitters mark the start of a project aimed at giving researchers a clearer picture of how these endangered mammals use the murky estuarine waters near the Kings Bay submarine base and along the rest of Georgia's coast.
The Georgia Department of Natural Resources and members of the hunting and shooting industry recently turned out in support of a Memorandum of Understanding at the National Shooting Sports Foundation Industry Summit in Savannah, GA as a continued commitment to wildlife conservation and the preservation of Georgia's outdoor heritage, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
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information from previous randomized clinical outcome studies can be used to assess cost-effectiveness. For example, data from the Framingham heart study have been used to look at genetic markers that increase the risk of heart disease and the costs of preventing heart disease in various ways (Shiffman et al., 2012).
Patients tend to differ from patient advocates, said Mary Lou Smith, cofounder of the Research Advocacy Network. Patients are more focused on themselves, their treatment, their families, and their future, whereas advocates look at a broader picture with the needs of a composite patient in mind. Smith is a two-time breast cancer survivor and spoke as a patient, not as an advocate.
Patients want to know what the best treatments are for them. They want to know whether they will benefit from a treatment, suffer the effects of toxicity, or both. If a genomic test will provide that information, the question becomes whether a physician will order the test, whether the physician will understand the test results, and whether the physician will use the test correctly, said Smith.
Patients need time with their physicians to discuss options, but physicians do not have incentives to make this time. They are pressured by their administrators to be productive, and chemotherapy is profitable for hospitals, which can distort incentives throughout the system, said Smith.
Research is needed on how information from genomic tests is used by patients, said Smith. For example, studies conducted by the Research Advocacy Network indicate that benefit matters more than toxicity to patients when making treatment decisions. The greater the benefit, the more likely a patient is to choose treatment. The higher the toxicity, the less likely a patient will choose a treatment, although the nature, duration, and severity of the side effects are also factors. "It's not a simple process," she said.
One important application of genomic testing will be to identify patients who will not benefit from particular treatments. Such testing, Smith said, could produce both tremendous cost savings and great improvements in quality of life.
Smith also commented on informed consent. "I don't think anyone in this room actually believes those 27-page documents inform patients," she said. Even easy-to-read consent forms do not necessarily increase retention or understanding. "We need to start from square one and say, What does a patient really need to make an informed decision? And what is an informed decision?" Smith noted that she is a lawyer but still did not read the consent form given to her when she entered into a clinical trial. "I knew the


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Woah, I get 250 fps now instead of 130... 0; (with render distance on far and graphics on fancy)
Woah, I get 250 fps now instead of 130... 0; (with render distance on far and graphics on fancy)
You guys and your mods. I play Minecraft the cool way. =P
"This is not a valid image file."
Minecraft gave me and a whole lot of other people a virus. minecraft.
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Filter-evading is against the rules.
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http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewto...p?f=25&t=38214 Custom Map.
Grappling Hook: http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewto...=1032&t=204701 Hookshot.
Grappling hook mod been around for a long long time, Skylands custom map been out forever, get with the times.
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Bruce Timm Steps Down As WB Animation Supervising Producer
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I imagine that the DTV movies have been somewhat like a prison lately. No one is really being allowed to create anything; they've just been turned into Xerox machines with pre-made graphic novels on the glass.
Timm isn't meant to be someone who faithfully retells another person's story.
Exactly. Even the few times his shows did episodes that were so-called "adaptations" they never copied the stories exactly. My big problem with the DTV movies is most have had similar stories done as episodes of the earlier shows. The episodes were better in every way. With even less screen time those were better focused. These things feel like bloated extra long episodes of shows that do not exist, no fully developed feature length movies.
On top of which the animation in the series were better. On those the animators had time to learn how best to work with the character designs.
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Press release from CNW Group
Friday, March 11, 2011
THE BRICK LTD. TO HOLD CONFERENCE CALL FOR FOURTH QUARTER AND ANNUAL 2010 RESULTS14:47 EST Friday, March 11, 2011NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION THROUGH U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE U.S.EDMONTON, March 11 /CNW/ -The Brick Ltd. (TSX: BRK) (the "Brick Group") today announced it will hold a conference call on Tuesday March 22, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time (8:00 a.m. Alberta Time) to discuss results for its fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2010. The results will be released before markets open on March 22, 2011. The event will be hosted by Bill Gregson, President and CEO. To access the call, dial 647-427-7450 or 1-888-231-8191. Conference call ID: 49353382. For a listen-only webcast, log on to http://www.newswire.ca/en/webcast/viewEvent.cgi?eventID=3430460A telephone replay of the call will be available until March 29, 2011, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. To access it, dial either 416-849-0833 or 1-800-642-1687 and enter passcode 49353382.Previous financial statements and Management's Discussion and Analysis are available on the Brick Group's website at www.thebrickgroup.ca.About the Brick GroupThe Brick Group, together with its subsidiaries, is one of Canada's largest volume retailers of household furniture, mattresses, appliances and home electronics, operating under five banners: The Brick, United Furniture Warehouse, The Brick Superstore, The Brick Mattress Store, and Urban Brick. In addition, through its corporate sales division, the Brick Group services the subdivision, condominium, and high-rise builder market. The Brick Group's retail operations are located in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Yukon.For further information: Bill Gregson President and CEO The Brick Group (780) 930-6300 firstname.lastname@example.com David Merkley Chief Financial Officer The Brick Group (780) 930-6300 email@example.com www.thebrick.com


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Completion, default rates can be misleading
Commonly used college quality measures, such as graduation rates and loan defaults, are inadequate and sometimes misleading, writes Ben Miller, a senior policy analyst for the New America Foundation, on EdCentral.
Completion statistics for community colleges and other two-year-or-less institutions are especially inaccurate, he writes. It's not just that the federal data misses part-timers and transfers. Completion data also confuses success rates in short-term certificate programs with longer-term associate degrees.
. . . many certificate programs run for no more than a year. These programs thus present fewer opportunities for students to drop out. That's why colleges that predominantly grant certificates tend to have quite high completion rates and also the reason that for-profit institutions often appear to have better graduation rates than the largely associate-degree-granting community colleges.
A low completion rate is a sign of low quality, but a high completion rate may signify a quick, easy program with very little return on students' time and money.
Cohort default rates also can be misleading, especially for community colleges with very few borrowers, writes Miller.
For example, Gadsden State Community College in Alabama has a 20 percent default rate but that's based on five borrowers out of an enrollment of over 8,967. This makes it impossible to draw any conclusions about a college based upon less than 0.05 percent of the college.
On the other side, a low cohort default rate might be just as much an indication of successful loan management than success. The cohort default rate only measures whether students default within a certain time window. Students who default after that period or who are extremely delinquent but never default are not counted in the rate. The usage of income-based payment plans can also distort cohort default rates, since a borrower could be earning such a low income from their program that they have to make little to no payments, making it more difficult to default.
Passage rates on licensure or certification exams, such as in nursing, do measure learning outcomes. However some programs — especially in teaching — ensure a 100 percent pass rate by denying diplomas to students who haven't passed the exam.
CC defaults soar, despite low debt
Community colleges are struggling to pay back their student loans, writes Andrew Kelly in Forbes. While two-year public colleges charge low tuition, the default rate is high.
Only about 20 percent of community college students borrow, and 70 percent borrow less than $6,000. But low graduation rates put even small borrowers at risk of owing more than they can repay.
"Unfortunately, less debt does not equal fewer defaults," writes Kelly. "And default's consequences, like wage garnishment and severe credit damage, can hurt borrowers even more than a bloated loan balance."
Policymakers should turn their attention from total debt to students' ability to repay, Kelly argues. Income-based repayment plans "try to do exactly this, but they are far too generous to graduate students," who often have high debts and high incomes.
The "front-end problem" is that "student loan programs encourage attendance at any program, at any college, and at any price."
That means we subsidize a lot of failure. According to my analysis of the most recent federal data, about 37 percent of loan disbursements in the Stafford and Parent PLUS programs (loans for undergraduates) in 2012-2013 went to colleges with six-year graduation rates that were 40 percent or lower. That's a lot of loans to people whose chances of finishing a degree are worse than flipping a coin.
What we need are policies that push students toward more effective and affordable options on the front end: better consumer information, income-share agreements, and risk-sharing that gives colleges skin in the game.
The Student Loan Ranger has advice for community college students on how to avoid the debt trap.
Structure leads to speedy degree
Slow and steady doesn't win the race to a community college credential, writes Jon Marcus in Time. The longer students take the less likely they are to reach their goals.
Daranie Ounchaidee sees high school friends at Ivy Tech in Indianapolis.
Many work part time, prolonging their time in school. Others have changed majors or dropped courses. Most, whose parents never went to college, struggle with the red tape of registering, paying, and applying for financial aid.
For her friends, "it's like there's no ending," says Ounchaidee.
But the Thai-Laotian student earned a two-year degree in only 11 months thanks to a program that targets first-generation students from low-income families.
Only 4 percent of community college students complete an associate's degree within two years, and 36 percent of students at public universities earn a bachelor's degree in four, according to Complete College America. After six years, 60 percent of community college students and more than 40 percent of university students haven't earned a degree, reports the National Student Clearinghouse.
Ounchaidee and her classmates in the Associate Accelerated Program, or ASAP, at Ivy Tech Community College in Indianapolis, had grade-point averages of at least 2.5 in high school, and had to pledge to stay in college full time and not work, and to continue living with their parents or guardians. Those are among the stipulations of the program, where the time to their degrees was compressed to less than one year.
They also had no choices of what courses to take. Each began within days of finishing high school, and, together as a group, went through 60 hours a week of rigidly proscribed classes and outside assignments.
"We have their curriculum laid out from Day One," said Jon Arbuckle, one of the instructors. "Without these guidelines, students bounce around. They'll take a handful of classes, then some life event occurs, they take a semester off, and they're lost."
ASAP students have easy access to counseling.
Eighty-six percent of ASAP students earn their degrees on time or remain enrolled, the college reports. That's five times higher than the graduation rate for non-ASAP students.
Students save money by completing an associate degree in one year. Most of the $7,119 cost is covered by federal Pell grants and state financial aid.
Ounchaidee will study biomedical engineering at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
For-profits offer flexibility — at a price
For-profit colleges charge $35,000 for an associate degree, on average, more than four times the cost at the average community college, writes Ashlee Kieler in the Consumerist. Why does anyone go to a for-profit college? Flexibility and convenience draw many students, she writes. And for-profit colleges spend heavily on marketing.
In 2000, for-profit colleges enrolled 3 percent of postsecondary students. By 2009, that had soared to 9 percent, reports College Board. Community colleges' share dropped from 43 percent to 40 percent.
For-profit college students see a more convenient and flexible learning experience, according to a report from Stanford's National Center For Postsecondary Improvement. "Freed from the traditional academic schedules and even from many of the fixed costs of infrastructure and expensive facilities, the [school] is able to offer courses at more convenient times and in more convenient locations."
For-profit colleges were leaders in offering online and evening courses to students with jobs and family responsibilities.
For-profit colleges also tend to have names that sound more like a traditional university — some even have "university" in their names — which has a certain aspirational appeal to it. The phrase, "I went to Heald College" may have a better ring to it than "I went to Bucks County Community College," even if the student got the same or better education at the school with the clunkier name.
For-profit colleges rarely make students take remedial courses before taking courses than count for a credential. Instead, basic skills instruction is integrated into for-credit courses. That's a policy some community colleges are trying.
Like community colleges, the for-profit sector enrolls many students who are 25 to 40 years old. However, for-profit college students are much more likely to be living in poverty, reports the Institute for Higher Education Policy. They use federal grants and loans to pay for college.
"Only 35 percent of community college students take out loans to pay for school," says Suzanne Martindale, staff attorney at Consumers Union. By contrast, "86 percent of for-profit college students take out loans."
However, Kieler doesn't mention another reason students may choose a for-profit college. On average, two-year for-profit colleges, which focus on job training, have much higher completion rates than community colleges, which have academic and job training missions. For-profit vocational programs are very structured. Some community colleges are adding structured pathways to improve completion rates.
Is college worth it for everyone?
Going to college is "clearly" a smart economic choice because the "college premium" is increasing, wrote David Leonhardt in the New York Times.
Not so fast, writes Grace at Cost of College. There's been plenty of pushback to Leonhardt's thesis.
Compare apples to apples, writes Matthew Yglesias on Vox.
Suppose I got someone to make a chart showing the incomes of prime-age BMW drivers versus average Americans. It would reveal a large BMW earnings premium. I could even produce a chart showing that the children of BMW drivers grow up to earn more than the average American. But that wouldn't be evidence that BMWs cause high wages, and that the BMW Earnings Premiums extends across multiple generations. It would be evidence that high-income people buy expensive cars and that there's intergenerational transmission of socioeconomic status.
. . . How do college graduates fare in the labor market compared to people who were otherwise similar at age 18 in terms of SAT scores, non-cognitive skills, parental socioeconomic status, etc?
The college premium varies significantly by field of study, writes Bryan Caplan. Petroleum engineering or theater arts?
"Most of the benefits of college come from graduating, not enrolling," writes Ben Casselman on the Five-Thirty-Eight blog. The wage premium for people with "some college" has been flat "even as debt levels have been rising." Dropouts may be worse off than if they'd never enrolled.
Only 60 percent of full-time college students earn a degree in six years and the odds are much lower for racial minorities, low-income students, older students and part-timers, he writes. "The six-year graduation rate is well under 20 percent" for some groups. These are the people struggling with the "Should I or shouldn't I?" question.
Going to college is risky for marginal students — especially for men — according to the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
People in the top half of the income distribution don't question the value of college for their own children, notes EduOptimists. The real question is: "who should go to college among those in the bottom 50%?" and "what should we pay for those people to go?"
Pushing minority kids to 4-year colleges
Latino and black students are as likely as whites to start college, but much less likely to earn a degree, writes Janell Ross in The Atlantic. Most Latino and black students start at two-year colleges with open admissions and low graduation rates. In Los Angeles, there's a move to help disadvantaged students start at state universities.
Students at gang- and poverty-ridden East Los Angeles's Garfield High School who meet minimum requirements will now enjoy guaranteed admission to California State University (Los Angeles). The same initiative will also guarantee that students at East L.A. College, a nearby community college, can transfer to Cal State L.A., and the community college will expand its course offerings available to Garfield students.
The partnership between the Los Angeles Board of Education, Cal State Los Angeles, and East Los Angeles College includes mentors and internships.
"Even minority students with high GPAs and standardized-test scores are far more likely to attend two-year schools than their white peers and are subsequently far less likely to graduate," according to Separate and Unequal, a 2013 report by Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce. "More than 30 percent of African-Americans and Hispanics with a high school grade point average (GPA) higher than 3.5 go to community colleges compared with 22 percent of whites with the same GPA."
"Selective colleges spend anywhere from two to almost five times as much on instruction per student as the open-access colleges" and offer far more counseling, tutoring and other support services to help students earn a degree, the report observed.
Why get an associate degree en route to a bachelor's?
Community colleges should encourage students to earn an associate degree before transferring, writes Davis Jenkins on Completion By Design's blog.
More than 80 percent of new community college students intend to complete at least a bachelor's degree, he writes. However, only a quarter eventually transfer to a four-year college or university and, of those, a third of transfers complete an associate degree first.
A Community College Research Center (CCRC) study compared community college students with similar characteristics who had earned 50 to 90 credits before transferring. Students who'd earned a transfer associate degree were 77 percent more likely to complete a bachelor's degree within four years, and 52 percent more likely to earn one within six years.
. . . students who transfer in with an associate degree are more likely to have taken a structured set of courses leading to a degree in a program of study, and thus may have had an easier time transferring their credits. The students who transfer with 50-90 community college credits but no degree are more likely to have taken a "hodgepodge" of courses that are difficult to transfer, leading to delays in bachelor's completion.
The loss of community college credits upon transfer is endemic across the country and, as a recent national study found, is the biggest barrier to bachelor's completion for community college transfer students.
Community colleges should guide students "systematically and explicitly" into programs of study that lead to an associate degree, Jenkins writes. "Currently, community college students are faced with a bewildering array of courses and programs, and as a result they often make suboptimal choices."
Completion by Design colleges are creating transfer pathways that will let students transfer with "junior standing in a major (rather than with credits that transfer as electives)."
UC plans to streamline transfers
Santa Monica College is the top transfer college in California.
Streamlining transfers will expand opportunity and improve diversity at the elite University of California system, concludes a new UC report, Preparing California For Its Future. In addition to improving counseling and the transfer experience, the report calls for creating and aligning systemwide pre-major pathways with corresponding Associate Degrees for Transfer and adopting common course numbering, "where appropriate."
Associate Degrees for Transfer create a "single clear degree pathway," said the Campaign for College Opportunity. The California Community Colleges (CCC) and the second-tier California State University system have laid the groundwork.
(UC) must eliminate the confusion and complication experienced by students hoping to transfer by getting rid of the varying requirements from campus to campus, even for similar majors. Simplifying transfer makes each of the other challenges raised in this report easier to address including outreach, counseling, guidance, and use of technology.
Unfortunately, many of the recommendations to streamline transfer end with "where possible" and "where appropriate."
The report also calls for seeking transfers from a wider array of community colleges, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Santa Monica College and Los Angeles Southwest College are only 13 miles apart but have an immense gap when it comes to transferring students to a University of California campus, a new report says. Santa Monica sent 783 students last year, by far the most of 112 community colleges in the state, while Southwest sent just four, among the lowest.
. . . just 19 colleges sent half of all the 13,999 community college transfers to UC campuses last year and 93 other schools made up the other half, the UC study said.
Improving the transfer pipeline is a priority, said UC President Janet Napolitano. Transfer students, she said, "are an important part of UC's strength as an engine of social mobility for our state," she said. "Put simply, if we are serving transfers well, then we are serving the state well."
Tennessee governor signs free tuition bill
Community college will be free to Tennessee's high school graduates. Gov. Bill Haslam signed the "Tennessee Promise" bill this week.
At Nashville's Magnet High School, students are planning to take advantange of the opportunity.
"Our family — instead of two steps back, we're like, getting two steps up," said Nazje Mansfield, who plans to enroll and become a teacher. Her mother works the night shift at Walmart.
"I thought I was just going to have to take out a million loans and be paying them till I'm dead," Nazje said.
Around $34 million in lottery funds will fund the program.
Gov. Haslam has launched a "Drive to 55″ campaign to raise the state's college graduation rate from 32 percent to 55 percent by 2025. He hopes to change "students' perspective on what's possible in their life," he told AP.
"I'm convinced that if more students think …'I can go to school beyond high school,' then they're going to take school more seriously throughout every grade," he said.
Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor John Morgan agreed.
"I think it changes the conversation for sixth-graders and seventh-graders and eighth-graders because it's not about 'will we be able to go to college, it's we know we can so we better be prepared,'" said Morgan, who oversees six state universities, 13 community colleges and 27 colleges of applied technology.
Florida, Mississippi and Oregon are considering creating similar programs.
Follow through will be critical, said Thomas Bailey, director of the Community College Research Center at Teachers College, Columbia. "The state must put just as much emphasis on the services — counseling and help transferring to a four-year school — for students once they are enrolled."
CC must cut defaults or lose federal aid
Lane Community College students will lose access to federal loans and grants unless the Oregon college can cut the default rate, reports the Register-Guard.
More than 30 percent of LCC borrowers who began repayment in 2010 were in default within three years, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
More than two-thirds of LCC students take out student loans — an unusually high percentage for a community college. The average borrower owes $11,789, which suggests they're borrowing to cover living expenses, not just tuition and books.
Most borrowers leave Lane without a certificate or degree, making it difficult to earn enough to pay back loans.
"If it's more than 30 percent for three years in a row or 40 percent in a single year, the school will lose eligibility for federal student aid," stressed Mark Kantrowitz, a national expert on student aid and publisher of Edvisors. "That could be a death sentence for the school.
Lane is one of 18 community colleges on a "red flag" list created by Andrew Gillen, senior researcher for education at the American Institutes for Research.
"A typical student who enrolls and then borrows to attend Lane Community College has a higher chance of defaulting than they do of graduating," Gillen said. "What I would say to the student who was considering enrolling at Lane is, 'Make sure you think long and hard about what you're borrowing and what your chance of success are.' "
In a report to the government, LCC officials wrote that Lane students are disproportionately low income and the first in their families to attend college. "They have sometimes not had the opportunity to develop the reading comprehension, math skills and critical thinking skills to help them make well-considered borrowing choices," the report said.
College administrators are trying to lower the default rate by "tightening up loan procedures, ensuring that students review their levels of borrowing and bringing in a third-party vendor" to help students and former students work out a repayment plan, reports the Register-Guard.
Till this year, all students were offered "unsubsidized loans — loans beyond the federal calculation of what students need — as part of their annual financial aid package." Many borrowed the maximum, assuming that all loan options would be affordable, the LCC report said.
Now, students have to request the unsubsidized loan. "The application requires students to look up their current debt, acknowledge the monthly payment it will require and figure out the total the student is likely to borrow before completing their education," reports the Register-Guard. The number of students taking out unsubsidized loans has been cut in half.


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You are clearly a forester and not an ecologists Mark Poynter!
* The Glossy Black Cockatoo depends on the very forests that are currently being clearfelled by your industry in the far east.
* The Long-nosed Potoroo relies on the coastal and foothill forests that are currently being clearfelled. Yes - foxes do predate them but more so when their habitat is bulldozed and logged and the thick understorey destroyed. 'Managed burns' - sometimes also called 'ecological burns' also kill these small mini-kangaroos.
* The large Brown Tree Frog is a forest dwelling species - often lives away from stream edges in wet and dry forests. They only require a small pool of water. Its habitat is also destroyed by logging.
* as for the Skink - the government is not providing any funds to research this little known species habitat requirement. It lives around wetlands which happen to dry out when their catchments are clearfelled.
So Mark - can you please inform yourself better before making such self-assured claims that are pure untruths.
And one more thing - yes - EEG is happy to let all know that we have been trying to protect EG forests for years. The handful of workers driving dozers or sending logs up the chipper belt can be easily transitioned to other employment. Or are you worried more about the hundreds of jobs in Japanese paper factories?


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Today in History
Today is Wednesday, Feb. 27, the 58th day of 2013. There are 307 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Feb. 27, 1933, Germany's parliament building, the Reichstag (RYKS'-tahg), was gutted by fire. Chancellor Adolf Hitler, blaming the Communists, used the fire as justification for suspending civil liberties.
On this date:
In 1801, the District of Columbia was placed under the jurisdiction of Congress.
In 1911, inventor Charles F. Kettering demonstrated his electric automobile starter in Detroit by starting a Cadillac's motor with just the press of a switch, instead of hand-cranking.
In 1913, author and playwright Irwin Shaw ("Rich Man, Poor Man") was born in New York.
In 1922, the Supreme Court, in Leser v. Garnett, unanimously upheld the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which guaranteed the right of women to vote.
In 1939, the Supreme Court, in National Labor Relations Board v. Fansteel Metallurgical Corp., outlawed sit-down strikes.
In 1943, during World War II, Norwegian commandos launched a raid to sabotage a German-operated heavy water plant in Norway. The U.S. government began circulating one-cent coins made of steel plated with zinc (the steel pennies proved very unpopular, since they were easily mistaken for dimes).
In 1951, the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution, limiting a president to two terms of office, was ratified.
In 1960, the U.S. Olympic hockey team defeated the Soviets, 3-2, at the Winter Games in Squaw Valley, Calif. (The U.S. team went on to win the gold medal.)
In 1968, at the conclusion of a CBS News special report on the Vietnam War, Walter Cronkite delivered a commentary in which he said the conflict appeared "mired in stalemate."
In 1973, members of the American Indian Movement occupied the hamlet of Wounded Knee in South Dakota, the site of the 1890 massacre of Sioux men, women and children. (The occupation lasted until May.)
In 1982, Wayne Williams was found guilty of murdering two of the 28 young blacks whose bodies were found in the Atlanta area over a 22-month period. (Williams, who was also blamed for 22 other deaths, has maintained his innocence.)
In 1991, during Operation Desert Storm, President George H.W. Bush declared that "Kuwait is liberated, Iraq's army is defeated," and announced that the allies would suspend combat operations at midnight, Eastern time.
Ten years ago: The Bush administration lowered the national terror alert from orange to yellow. Iraq agreed in principle to destroy its Al Samoud II missiles, two days before a U.N. deadline. Former Bosnian Serb leader Biljana Plavsic (BIHL'-yah-nah PLAHV'-shich) was sentenced by the U.N. tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, to eleven years in prison for war crimes. (She was released in 2009.) Children's television host Fred Rogers died in Pittsburgh at age 74.
Five years ago: William F. Buckley Jr., the author and conservative commentator, was found dead at his home in Stamford, Conn.; he was 82. Civil rights leader John Lewis dropped his support for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton in favor of Barack Obama. A judge in Canton, Ohio, sentenced former police officer Bobby Cutts Jr. to life in prison with a chance of parole after 57 years for killing his pregnant lover, Jessie Davis, and their unborn child.


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Tahini Hot Chocolate
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Watermelon, Lime, and Tequila Frozen Cocktail
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Lemon-Ginger Brew
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Spinach-Honeydew Cooler
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Official MPAA Rating: The Happening is rated R for for violent and disturbing images.
This thriller's biggest issue for parents are the depictions of various people taking their own lives with a variety of methods, like shooting themselves with guns, stabbings with pointed objects and falling from buildings. Some of these are particularly explicit, for instance lions in a zoo bite off a man's arms. Another character lies down in front of a large lawnmower, and we see the mower driving over him. Another scene shows two young people being killed by a person with a shotgun—one of the shootings is seen on screen. There are many moments of peril and tension, including "jump" scenes. A number of mild profanities are heard along with terms of deity. A mild sexual comment is heard.


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The reason there is no Rahul Gandhi meme yet is that his speeches don't contain statements that stand out. Every single syllable of his speeches provokes a different facial muscle to contort.
There are those who feel Rahul Gandhi's incoherence will be the BJP's strongest secret weapon in the lead-up to 2014.
The guy says freebies make more sense than development, that money should be channeled towards buying votes instead of building infrastructure; to do otherwise is anti-poor.
He gets poetic, and calls India a bouquet with different flowers.
Having spent his nights finishing off the meagre stores of food in Dalit houses and using up their limited bed linen to sleep in during the last campaign, he has now promised to give up his dreams for the underprivileged – who are, in his words, "the poor, Dalits, Adivasis, men and women".
For them, he will "crush" his dreams, and make their dreams his own. No one knows what these dreams are. His only dream appears to be getting forced into the Prime Minister's seat, and he shows no sign of giving that up.
His sage advice is to change the slogan "Aadhi roti khayenge, Congress ko jitayenge" to "Poori roti khayenge, 100 din kaam karenge, dawaiee lenge aur Congress ko jitayenge".
Don't eat half a roti and vote for the Congress. Eat lots of rotis, take two-thirds of the year off, take medicines and vote for Congress.
He boasts that the Congress has assured people of jobs. Yes, under the MNREGA, which requires people to do hard labour without using machines, for paltry sums of money.
He claims that the Land Acquisition Bill will ensure that no "big businessman" can go and grab land from tribal people.
When he makes such statements, he usually forgets that the incidents he refers to have usually occurred under his government's watch.
And, in the process, he guarantees us idle minutes of supreme entertainment.
Image: Rahul Gandhi delivers his first speech as Congress party Vice-President during the Congress party leadership conclave in Jaipur on January 20, 2013. (AFP)
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Tim Berners-Lee and the Development of the World Wide Web (Unlocking the Secrets of Science)
In three months in the fall of 1989, Berners-Lee used the Internet, a discarded defensive weapon of the United States government and its system of sending information over telephone lines, and invented the World Wide Web. Today the World Wide Web exists in every country, reaching tens of millions of homes around the world. People have become friends with other people they will never visit because of it. People conduct business and do shopping without ever leaving their homes. Someday soon elections might be held on it. Every year, it seems, humans find new and better ways to communicate through it.
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Grieg is one of the world's best known composers, but the three Violin Sonatas are a relatively unfamiliar part of his output, despite being among his own favorite pieces. Grieg never wrote a violin concerto, and the foremost Norwegian violinist of his generation, Henning Kraggerud, assisted by Bernt Simen Lund, a member of the Tromso Chamber Orchestra, has taken up the challenge of creating three new concertos from the sonatas. In these arrangements the solo violin is set against a string orchestra augmented by wind instruments in order to retain the feel of chamber music.
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Violins Sonatas Nos. 1 and 2 come from 1865 and 1867, when Grieg was in his early 20's. The third sonata is a more mature work written some twenty years later. Henning Kraggerud, the violin soloist on this recording made the arrangements... The string section of the orchestra is augmented by woodwinds, and these settings sound very natural, as though the works could have been conceived in this form from the beginning. ... read more ...
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In my mind, there's no better place to be really, and a lot of the charm has to do with the simple way of the island. When you visit don't expect to see rows of luxury shops, because there aren't any. There isn't much to do there really, which is actually very nice. If you are get tired of sitting by the pool or swimming in the sea, hire a boat to take you around the island to have lunch in one of the hidden coves that only the locals know about. Or start in on the wine and get to bed early. There's no fear of missing out — nothing is happening anywhere else, and even if it were, who cares.


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