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Several scholars claim that hyping different biotechnologies will lead to a loss of public trust which in turn will result in a loss of support for science. This has been discussed in the context of genomics research, gene therapy, stem cell research, biobanking, neuroimaging research, and nanotechnology. The problem most articulate is that hype in terms of promising medical benefits to the public will generate an expectation by the public and when such expectations are unmet, the public's support for science will wane. Certainly there is social science evidence to support that (a) hype over many biotechnologies is present in the popular media and (b) several actors are involved in hyping science including scientists, media, politicians, and others. And while the idea that hype and unmet expectations could result in a loss of public trust and support for science seems logical and to some degree intuitive, I think the reality is that the relationship between hype, public trust, and the loss of support for science is quite complex. It is also complicated to measure empirically and to date, there is no study I have come across that demonstrates this relationship. In fact, the one study evaluating the public and donor's perceptions on hype and stem cell research actually shows that people "aren't taken in by media hype."
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Current Online Catalogues
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The library catalogue gives details of 6393 books and pamphlets from the library of Sir John Soane. More records are being published continuously.
Drawings Catalogue
The drawings catalogue currently contains drawings by Sir John Soane and Robert and James Adam. Soane's collection of Baroque drawings are also available.
Sketchbooks Catalogue
Details of Sir John Soane's tour of Italy are contained in these notebooks and sketchbooks.
Welcome to the online catalogues of the collections of Sir John Soane's Museum.
The museum is committed to making its collections available to the public by cataloguing them. Over the last few years this has been in the form of printed books. Lynda Fairbairn's Italian Renaissance Drawings was published in 1998; Jill Lever's Drawings of George Dance appeared in 2004, the same year that the Concise Catalogue of Drawings was put online on the Soane website. The year before Helen Dorey and Michael Peover's catalogue of the stained glass in the museum saw publication as the 2003 Journal of the British Society of Master Glass Painters. A catalogue by Helen Dorey of the furniture in the museum was published as Volume XLIV of The Journal of The Furniture History Society 2008.
In future we will be concentrating our efforts on publishing the catalogues of our collections online, here on our web site, to make the collections available as freely and widely as possible. We will take full advantage of the opportunities that online publishing can offer. Catalogue entries will be accompanied whenever possible by a digital image of the drawings or object. They will also be updated to take account of new discoveries and publications.
Catalogue entries will be published in tranches, as they are prepared. Already on the site are entries divided into the three main areas linked from the menu on the left.
This change to online cataloguing is a bold step for the Museum, but I think a timely, necessary - and - exciting one.
Much of this work is being made possible by generous grants from Mrs Gisela Gledhill, in memory of her late husband Richard Harris, and the Furthermore, Getty and Dunard Foundations. The Museum is grateful to all of them.
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Ramadan is a month-long observance by Muslims. The Islamic calendar is a lunar calendar, so it changes in relation to the Gregorian calendar. Ramadan in 2014 will start on Saturday, June 28th and will continue for 30 days until Monday, July 28th. You can find the dates for future years here.
I thought a "The Best…" list would be useful to share resources on this observance that would be accessible to English Language Learners.
You might also be interested in The Best Websites To Learn About Various Religions & English.
Here are my choices for The Best Sites To Teach and Learn About Ramadan (and are accessible to English Language Learners):
The Orange County Register has an interactive graphic called Ramadan, The Holy Month.
The CBBC Newsround has a very accessible explanation of the month.
The History Channel has an extensive site on Ramadan, including multimedia.
Fact Monster has a good page on Ramadan.
Learn English, Feel Good has a cloze (fill-in-the-gap) exercise on the month..
The British Council has a "talking story" about Eid al-Fitr, the day ending Ramadan.
Observing Ramadan is the title of the Boston Globe's series of photos from its "Big Picture" feature.
How Ramadan Works comes from How Stuff Works.
The BBC has a slideshow on Ramadan: Worldwide.
The New York Times has a slideshow on Ramadan Begins In Jerusalem.
The Boston Globe's Big Picture blog has just published a series of photos title Ramadan 2009.
"Ramadan" is a series of excellent photos from the Sacramento Bee.
The Wall Street Journal has a slideshow titled Muslims Celebrate Eid Holiday. It recognizes that Muslims around the world on Sunday began celebrating Eid al-Fitr, a three-day feast that marks the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan.
Eid al-Fitr begins is a series of photos from The Sacramento Bee.
CBS News has a simple guide to Ramadan, as does "KiddyHouse."
A Florida school has put together an explanation of the observance that provides audio support for the text.
The Guardian has a Ramadan interactive.
ABC News has several online videos about Ramadan, as does CNN.
The British Council has a lesson on the holiday for English Language Learners.
Ramadan around the world in pictures is a slideshow from The Telegraph.
Ramadan Begins is a Wall Street Journal slideshow.
The Sacramento Bee has a series of photos with the same title, Ramadan Begins.
Ramadan around the world is a slideshow from the Guardian.
Breaking Ramadan's Fast is a TIME Magazine slideshow.
Here is a great collection of photos from The Boston Globe's Big Picture about Ramadan 2010.
"Ramadan At The World's Largest Restaurant" is a video from The Wall Street Journal. This is how they describe it:
Ramadan is a brisk period for restaurants all over the Islamic world, especially at the world's largest restaurant in Damascus.
Eid al-Fitr Around The World is a Wall Street Journal slideshow.
Ramadan 2010 — Your Images comes from The Big Picture.
The Onset Of Ramadan is a Wall Street Journal slideshow.
Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Ramadan
Ramadan Starts For Quarter Of The World is a lesson for English Language Learners.
Ramadan In The Year Of The Arab Spring is a TIME Magazine slideshow.
30 Mosques In 30 Days is another TIME slideshow.
Muslims celebrate holy month of Ramadan is a very good Associated Press interactive.
CNN has produced this accessible video explaining Ramadan:
Ramadan 2011 comes from The Boston Globe.
Muslims gather to celebrate Eid al-Fitr is from The Los Angeles Times.
Photos: Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Fitr festival comes from CNN.
Ramadan – Online Exercises, Games, and Printable Worksheets comes from ESOL Courses.
Ramadan Begins is a Wall Street Journal slideshow.
Ramadan 2012 begins is a photo gallery from The Boston Globe.
Eid al-Fitr Around the World is a slideshow.
Ramadan 2012 is a photo gallery from The Atlantic.
Muslim holy month of Ramadan 2012 is a photo gallery from The Sacramento Bee.
Photos Of Ramadan 2013 is from The Atlantic.
The Associated Press has a video explainer.
Ramadan 2013 begins is a photo gallery from The Boston Globe.
The Muslim World Commemorates Eid al-Fitr is a slideshow from TIME.
Here's a short video explainer from The Associated Press.
Ramadan: A centuries-old American tradition is from Al Jazeera.
9 Questions You Were Too Embarrassed To Ask About Ramadan is from BuzzFeed.
Ramadan: Five things you may not know is from The BBC.
Ramadan Chant is from The British Council.
The BBC has a good interactive on Ramadan.
I'd certainly be interested in hearing other suggestions, so please feel free to leave them in the comments section.
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Cities are more tricky and there are a variety of approaches, but villages are easier. My approach is to start with the main road (or roads if there's more than one). If there is more than one have them meet and make that your "village square". The typical village will generally be near a water source, either a spring, well or river generally. If there's a river it will have a ford, bridge or ferry (which might give your village its name).
Keep in mind your basic professions (smith, carpenter/cooper, etc) when you place the buildings. If it's on a well traveled route it might have an inn and tavern. And there may be a town headman or mayor or whatever. Then simply dot your buildings along the road. It's a village so it'll be fairly organic. Commoner houses will probably have small fenced plots behind them. And then beyond will be fields for farming. There may or may not be a mill in the village. There will probably be a religious building or shrine of some kind and possibly a graveyard (depending on how your dead and laid to rest).
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Willard Wolfswinkel, 83, of Le Mars passed away suddenly, Tuesday, December 25, 2012 at Floyd Valley Hospital in Le Mars.
Memorial services will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday, December 29, 2012 at the Calvin Christian Reformed Church in Le Mars with Pastor Kenneth Vander Ploeg officiating. Private family interment will be held at West Lawn Cemetery, Orange City, Iowa. Visitation with the family present will be from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, December 28. 2012 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars. Visitation will continue at the church from 10:00 a.m. until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.


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SmartZone is a large collaboration suite of which Zimbra is just one component (for instance there's Plaxo integration for calendaring & contacts); therefore, it is best to contact the Comcast care-team who is responsible for the entire messaging platform.
Zimbra is a software vendor and does not have access to your email or voicemail, nor can we address any issues you may be having until Comcast escalates it to us.
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We welcome you to the community, hope you enjoy sharing in all things Zimbra, and encourage you to explore our stand-alone desktop client. As with any end-user located at one of our excellent hosting partners: While we can answer some general questions you may have, ultimately you should communicate with the provider about any issues you're experiencing, big or small. This goes for any enhancement requests you may come up with or run across as well. Voting in our bugzilla is open to the world; but to ensure you get those features faster, it's also important to help your provider track requests in their own systems.
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I recently installed a new Zimbra server and everything was working great. I decided to download/install Zimbra Desktop to evaluate the features and functionality. Zimbra Desktop wouldn't authenticate, so I followed instructions on a Zimbra Forum post (found here) that said I needed to run zmtlsctl https in order to get Zimbra Desktop to authenticate over SSL. After I ran that command, I no longer receive emails from external email servers. Does anyone know what could have happened?
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Congress OKs Superstorm Aid
Larger spending measure criticized for deficits, pork
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The new Congress on Friday rushed out $9....
@Gooseman: Loose definition for you: Hypocrisy: prejudice with a halo. Remove the board from your own eye.
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icecream, FEMA money is in the form of GRANTS, no repayment requirement! If you repaid your disaster aid from the earthquake it was in the form of a LOAN from the SBA....Look at your paper work and you will see.
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Triton, you have sided with far right extremists in their hate for Obama, but always include "I am a lifelong Dem".
Please, enough of the hypocrisy and lies.
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"The "pork" added to the Sandy bill was not introduced by the Obama administration. Republican and Democratic senators are responsible for the riders added to the bill. One involved relief to individuals and companies affected by a small tsunami that destroyed some Alaskan fisheries. Another added a bill to repair hurricane damage at the Guantanama naval base. Some added riders that, while small financially, are hard to justify. Bear in mind that those riders were taken out of the bill a couple of weeks ago. The bill should have been authorized as soon as those riders - or pork, if you prefer that term - were removed."
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"Provoked by opposition to Hurricane Sandy relief among House Republicans – and the delay in voting the first tranche of aid by Speaker John Boehner – both New Jersey governor Chris Christie and representative Peter King (R-NY) denounced the irresponsibility and cruelty of those betrayals. Even when that first bill passed, 67 Republicans voted no, in contrast with only 11 who voted no when Congress provided emergency funding for Hurricane Katrina (far more quickly, too) in 2005.
The Tea Party Republicans in Congress would offer various excuses for their hostility to Sandy relief, from budgetary constraints to far-right ideology. But those who voted no hail from states that have benefited from all kinds of federal relief over the past two decades, financed by Northeastern taxpayers who send a wildly disproportionate sum in levies to Washington every year." National Memo
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FEMA is a loan!!! Not a GRANT!!!
FEMA money must be paid back!!!
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41% of all GDP spending is spent by the fed, state and local goberments! Not going to be sustainable......
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"Premiums average about $625 per year and residential claims under the program average nearly $30,000." Gee, anyone figure out why the private insurance industry is not interested in providing flood insurance?
The NFIP was in the hole by 18 billion because of Katrina and now they just added another 9 billion! The program generates about 2.2 billion per year in premium payments and has averaged 1.5 billion per year in claim payments....But the goberment spends the 2.2 billion from premiums for "other" programs and employees! No one in DC has a clue about running insurance businesses.....
So 60 billion in "supplemental" spending 4 days into the New Year has erased the "projected" 60 billion in tax increases from the fiscal cliff bill!
No spending cuts in the near future!
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Maybe the best example of what is wrong with our system, including the access to information via the media. Many people think that the Republicans held up the relief bill because they are "rich guys" and mean. They held up the bill to try to scrape the earmarks and pork barrel amendments off the bill, that had nothing to do with the storm, the damage or even the area. $100 million! Some of the earmarks were for projects in Alaska related to fishing. So we were treated to news talking heads telling us that the GOP was mean and keeping the people from their relief, but never mentioned the names or the earmarks that greedy, corrupt politicians stuck on the relief bill. None of them talked about that. The best story would have been to out those Congressmen (and yes most are Dems) who tied corrupt riders to this bill, we would have been outraged at the right people. Nope. I am a lifelong Dem but my outrage is at those who took advantage of the suffering. Speaker Boehner was r
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Zimbra noobie here I have been able to deploy Zimbra Zimlets accross my webmail interface for all users automaticaly etc but how do I do this for Zdesktop so that when a user installs Zdesktop and adds their account it will sync a list of zimlets I have predefined per domain or globally for every user?
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Welcome to Seneca County, New York 1914 Farm Directory
We have scanned the original 1914 Farm Directory for Schuyler, Yates, Tompkins and Seneca counties and posted it here for your free use. This directory includes names of individual and spouse, if any, number of children under age 21, business/occupation, chief crop for farmers, place of residence, number of acres of farm, postal address, and telephone service. Please refer to page 11 for explanation of abbreviations included in this directory.
We have included all pages from the publication which do not include the actual directory below. Then, beneath this information is a list of towns. Clicking on the town will take you to a page which lists surnames found on the various pages with a link to access the pages. Clicking on page numbers will take you to the actual publication page.
These pages are scans of the original publication which are fairly large files. The average page is about 170K and will download slowly so please be patient and let us know if you have problems accessing the pages.
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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Evan Gattis clubbed a go-ahead home run in the top of the fourth inning that proved to be the difference, as the Atlanta Braves edged the Colorado Rockies, 4-3, in the opener of a doubleheader Tuesday at Coors Field.
The teams were scheduled to open the three-game series on Monday, but were instead postponed by snow in the Denver area. The snow was cleared off the field in time for Tuesday's game, but the cold weather remained, as the first pitch temperature of 23 degrees was the coldest for a home game in Rockies' franchise history.
Atlanta starter Mike Minor (3-1) braved the elements and limited the Rockies to three runs on five hits over six solid innings before Luis Avilan and Eric O'Flaherty each fired a perfect inning in relief.
Craig Kimbrel then worked around a one-out single in the ninth to secure his eighth save of the season and help the Braves snap a three-game skid.
Dan Uggla stroked a two-run homer, Justin Upton added a solo shot and Reed Johnson collected four hits -- including three doubles -- in the victory.
Jeff Francis (1-2) allowed all four runs on six hits over four frames, while Josh Rutledge, Wilin Rosario and Jordan Pacheco each added an RBI for the Rockies, who have lost two straight on the heels of an eight-game win streak.
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|Running Time: 118 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $41,609,593.00
|Genre: Action, Adventure, Crime, Thriller
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Summary:A group of five experts is assembled to retrieve a mysterious briefcase from an equally mysterious group of criminals. American strategist Sam joins French coordinator Vincent, German electronics expert Gregor, American driver Larry and British veteran Spence. They begin in Paris but soon follow the briefcase to the South of France, where it is stolen by Gregor. The remainder of the gang must chase it anew.


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Jimmy Page has broken his silence about an ongoing plagiarism lawsuit filed by a lawyer representing the late Randy California against Led Zeppelin, insisting the drama is "ridiculous."
Attorney Francis Alexander Molofiy is attempting to take the British rockers to court over claims his client, late Spirit musician Randy California, was the inspiration for Led Zeppelin's biggest hit "Stairway to Heaven."
He alleges the 1971 single was lifted from Spirit's 1968 song "Taurus," and he is hoping to prevent the band from releasing a remastered version of the album Led Zeppelin IV, which features the track, until his late client is properly credited.
Asked about the claims, Page responded, "That's ridiculous. I have no further comment on the subject."
It is unclear if Molofiy has won the blessing of California's estate to pursue the credit, but he isn't the first to note the similarities between the two tunes – Led Zeppelin performed with Spirit in the late 1960s and California called "Stairway to Heaven" a "rip-off" before his death, adding, "The guys made millions of bucks on it and never said, 'Thank you', never said, 'Can we pay you some money for it?'"
Malofiy's case against the band took a hit earlier this month when a judge accused the lawyer of behaving in a "unprofessional" and "offensive" way in a similar suit against Usher.
Representing a songwriter called Dan Marino, Malofiy accused Usher and 19 other defendants of copyright infringement regarding the song Bad Girl, which Marino claimed he wrote. (MT&KL/WNWC


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Mike Smith Construction has landed the job of constructing the new storage garage that will be built just east of the City of Holyoke offices to replace the old garage damaged during high winds on Nov. 6, 2008.
Members of the American Legion Post 90 and Ladies Auxiliary met at the Vets Club Monday night, March 9 to celebrate the Legion's 90th birthday.
Harlan Gohl retires from MV Equipment after 38 years with John Deere. He was honored at a retirement celebration on March 6.
Chris and Brad Gerk of Holyoke are purchasing Tennant Funeral Home in Holyoke and Haxtun from Dave Tennant. They announced this week that the transaction will take effect March 15, and they will be changing the name to Gerk Funeral Home.
Holyoke Fire Department recently took delivery of its new fire engine, which the City of Holyoke purchased last year from the Loveland Rural Fire Protection District.
Centennial Mental Health celebrates its 25th anniversary in northeast Colorado.
Strong winds brought down a section of brick facade from the top portion of the south front of Alta's Art Gallery shortly after 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
Jeannette Hoier, owner of Adams Office Supply in Sterling, opened a branch of her business in Holyoke this week. The local site for Adams Office Supply is at Holyoke Home Improvement, 128 S. Interocean Ave.
Lois Schlachter of Holyoke was the winner of the $50 prize for designing the logo which will commemorate the centennial of Phillips County on March 27, 1989.
Mild weather that had covered the area gave way to a new snowstorm that moved into the area last Sunday night, leaving an 8-inch cover of heavy, wet snow.
Rick Krueger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dean Krueger of Amherst, has been selected at Holyoke High School as the Outstanding Teenager of America for 1974.
HHS student Lyle Worley has recently been notified that he has been selected for membership in the American Musical Ambassadors band. This highly select concert band, composed of outstanding high school and university students, will tour several European countries next July 30 to Aug. 30.
The board of education of School District Re-1J has set March 24 as the date for voting on a bond issue for an addition to the Holyoke Grade School. If the bond issue of $95,000 passes, five rooms will be added to the grade school.
The Tourist Promotion Committee of the Chamber of Commerce has proposed that an overnight camping area and picnic ground be established in Holyoke. The proposed site is the area south of the golf course and east of the clubhouse.
The official grand opening of Sheridan Manor and ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday afternoon, March 8 attracted a crowd estimated at more than 800.
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If you want something sweet, Tasty Pastry in Tallahassee probably has it.
"We're a full line bakery. We have cakes, eclaires, cupcakes, breads," says co-owner Debbie Cross.
The bakery has been in business nearly 50 years and have seen their share of ups and downs.
"We all know about the recession we had. It affected our sales, our business definitely went down," said Debbie's brother Mark Cross who also co-owns the bakery.
A new poll from grassroots organization "Keep it Local, Florida" asked residents if they think the economy is getting better. more than 60 percent said "yes."
Tasty Pastry's owners said they probably wouldn't have been around for 50 years without loyal customers, but even they're beginning to see signs of a turnaround.
"Holiday business was very good, we had a very strong Christmas, January was not as slow as it usuallly is, maybe that means not as many people are on diets or something," Mark said with a laugh.
In the same poll, an overwhelming 71 percent surveyed believed that Florida's legislature was doing "too little" in trying to fix the economy.
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Just looked at the long range weather and looks like cool and dry for the rest of second season and start of third. Lots of the early snow is going away too, here in the sw part of the state. Was in Buena Vista for a few days (just got back yesterday) in OH's stomping grounds. Snow going away there too. Had some snow showers on Friday, but pretty spotty and really light.
Had to pick up a chair I odered from a local Mfgr (Steel Strike) that makes wonderful leather furniture. Nice country.
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Old Hunter. You might want to back up a bit and go easy with the liar BS. In my circles it's a running joke that a story isn't real unless we see pictures. Drink some scotch and don't be an ass.
Not being an ass. Lots of guys don't believe without pictures. It's bull.
I should go out of my way to take pictures for some forum assclown, or they don't believe me? Not going to happen.
Sort of a pet peeve of mine. Just so you know.
Old Hunters, It's all good I guess. Don't like being called a liar or for that matter a forum assclown. I don't take enough pictures. It amazing what we see as hunters out in the woods. Sitting on a ridge watching the sun come up over the mountains with a bear feeding below you. And that's just one morning in the woods.
Oldhunter your antics are getting old on this forum. Stop your bullshit, I think you like arguing more than hunting.
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
Shoot the best, Shoot PSE!
Sorry to all for Old Hunters BS. He is now gone from the forum. Thanks to all for the PM's regarding OH.
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
I think old hunter was a good guy but very opinionated and set in his ways and he cams across very poorly in many of his posts and he liked to stir the pot when there was really no reason for it.
I liked him too and he did have a lot to add to the threads but ya he takes things to far.
Let's get this thread back on topic, sorry CC
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Too bad. Liked his insight on a lot of subjects. But IMHO, the real reason for this forum is to exchange ideas, experiences and help other hunters with their questions. We all don't have the same expectations, but we should have the same respect for each other.
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I am a retired Marine who spent many years as a recruiter and career planner.
It was recently brought to my attention that many retired military personnel are under the misconception about the amount of Survivor Benefits Plan payments their spouse will receive upon their death.
When you retire, you are asked to select a base amount for your SBP and your spouse must agree to that deduction.
A lot of retirees hear only �base� amount and they think that their spouse will get 55 percent of their retirement check.
Not so. The spouse will get 55 percent of the base amount that the Marine and his spouse elect.
This could be the minimum of $300, which in my day was about $7 per month. The spouse would then get 55 percent of $300.
In order to get 55 percent of the full retirement check, the retiree must select the full amount of their retirement check, which can be very expensive, depending upon their rank and years of service
I personally know of one retiree who always told his wife that she would get 55 percent of his retirement, which after 30-plus years on the retired list was about $3,500. She was shocked when she got her first check of around $800. He had not selected the full amount.
Once you make this selection, you can never go back and change it, so be sure to listen carefully to admin and career planners who are processing your retirement papers and ask how much the SBP is going to cost and how much your spouse should expect to receive. Also, make sure your wife agrees because she makes that final SBP decision.
Don�t expect insurance to cover your family�s living expenses. SBP is a check the spouse will get every month and insurance only lasts so long. It is like an annuity that never runs out.
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Discovered it was 12pt and that it's configurable under user preferences > General > Other.
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Morgan Williams
Hometown: Holly, MI
Major: Business Administration
Minor: International Business
Co-op Employer: Arden Companies
Why did you choose Kettering University?
"I was a transfer student to Kettering University and I realized that Kettering offered a great educational program and excellent co-op program opportunities that I could not find anywhere else.."
What are the five best things about Kettering?
- The people.
- The professors.
- The environment that only Kettering has.
- The co-op experience.
- Greek Life.
What was your coolest co-op assignment?
"As a business major, I get to do a lot of work that allows me to get out of the office setting. I had the opportunity to research and explore mobile showcases for my company's future brand launch. It was really exciting to be part of the planning team and to be on that side on the business. I learn so much every work term."
What advice do you have for students considering Kettering University?
" I would say that I understand how nerve-racking it can be to chose the right college. As a transfer student, I know what it's like to feel uneasy about picking the right place. I would encourage all students to visit campus and follow their gut. It's so important to feel at home or find a school where they feel the right fit. I can honestly say that choosing Kettering was one of the better decisions I have ever made."


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Some (appearing to be HTML messages) are not loading when I double click on them. Initially (before the "preview pane" problem is fixed) clicking on messages adds a "sash" control to the screen, kindof right under the Zimbra logo. After the other problem has been fixed, it drills down appropriately to the "Message View". However clicking on HTML messages in Message view loads a blank email with only the "External images have not been displayed" dialog (this button does nothing).
I don't appear to have any errors in zimbra.log, /v/l/messages or /v/l/secure. I haven't gotten any complaints from any other users, so this may not be reproducable on windows. I have reproduced it under FF1.5 on Ubuntu Linux (two separate machines).
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The Day the Earth Stood Still
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Summary:Renowned scientist Dr. Helen Benson finds herself face to face with an alien called Klaatu, who travels across the universe to warn of an impending global crisis. When forces beyond Helen's control treat the extraterrestrial as a hostile and deny his request to address the world's leaders, she and her estranged stepson Jacob quickly discover the deadly ramifications of Klaatu's claim that he is "a friend to the Earth." Now Helen must find a way to convince the entity who was sent to destroy us that mankind is worth saving--but it may be too late. The process has begun.
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News of the Year
"Departures" Continued...
Lane Adams, 82, March 18-pastor, associate evangelist with the Billy Graham organization for 10 years, and executive director of Lloyd Ogilvie Ministries.
Robert Adler, 93, Feb. 15-physicist who invented the first wireless television remote control in 1956.
Momofuku Ando, 96, Jan. 5-Japanese inventor of ramen noodles (in 1958), victuals for an estimated 100 million people a day worldwide.
Edmund C. Arnold, 93, Feb. 2-a Michigan editor and prominent journalism educator widely deemed "the father of modern newspaper design."
Brooke Astor, 105, Aug. 13-New York socialite and prominent philanthropist named as a victim of elder abuse in a U.S. Senate hearing last year.
Hank Bauer, 84, Feb. 9-New York Yankees All-Star outfielder who later managed Baltimore to its first pennant and World Series championship in 1966.
Roger Bennett, 48, March 17-Southern Gospel music great, pianist for the legendary Cathedral Quartet and Legacy Five.
Ingmar Bergman, 89, July 30-internationally acclaimed Swedish director of more than 50 films (Smiles of a Summer Night, The Seventh Seal).
Joey Bishop, 89, Oct. 17-deadpan comedian, TV host, and last of the team of big-name performers known as the Rat Pack, led by Frank Sinatra.
Jane Bolin, 98, Jan. 8-the nation's first black female judge (1939) and first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School.
Harold O.J. Brown, 74 , July 8-evangelical theologian and seminary professor, author, and early intellectual activist in the pro-life movement; he founded the Christian Action Council (now Care Net, with nearly 1,100 crisis pregnancy centers) in 1975 to work for legal and political solutions against abortion.
Art Buchwald, 81, Jan. 17-humorist and renowned syndicated columnist for The Washington Post.
Lew Burdette, 90, Feb. 6-right-handed Milwaukee Braves pitching ace who won three complete games against the Yankees in the 1957 World Series.
J. Robert Cade, 80, Nov. 27-University of Florida medicine professor who invented Gatorade.
Liz Claiborne, 78, June 25-Belgian-born New York fashion designer who offered working women coordinated outfits at once serious, stylish, and affordable.
Darlene Conley, 72, Jan. 14-veteran stage and TV soap opera actress who for two decades played the feisty fashion mogul Sally Spectra on The Bold and the Beautiful.
John H. Cross Jr., 82, Nov. 15-pastor of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., in 1963, when four girls at his church were killed in a bombing that became a turning point in the civil-rights movement.
Laraine Day, 87, Nov. 10-actress in nearly 50 films and one of the first female TV talk-show hosts.
Michael Deaver, 69, Aug. 18-President Ronald Reagan's image-burnishing aide.
Yvonne De Carlo, 84, Jan. 8-beautiful star who played Moses' wife in The Ten Commandments but achieved her greatest popularity on TV's The Munsters.
Calvert DeForest, 85, March 19-actor and comedian who played the white-haired, bespectacled oddball Larry "Bud" Melman on David Letterman's TV shows.
Bob Evans, 89, June 21-sausage maker who turned his 12-stool restaurant for truckers in southeast Ohio into a chain that boasts nearly 600 restaurants in 18 states.
Ray Evans, 92, Feb. 15-Oscar-winning songwriter who with Jay Livingston produced such enduring standards as "Mona Lisa," "Buttons and Bows," "Silver Bells," and "Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)."
Jerry Falwell, 73, May 15-Virginia megachurch pastor and co-founder of Liberty University who launched the Moral Majority to help make the religious right a powerful force in American politics.
Dan Fogelberg, 56, Dec. 16-singer and songwriter whose hits "Leader of the Band" and "Same Old Lang Syne" helped define the soft-rock era.
Ernest Gallo, 97, March 6-California vintner who with his brother Julio parlayed $5,900 and a wine recipe from a public library into the world's largest winemaking empire.
Alice Ghostley, 81, Sept. 21-television's Esmeralda on Bewitched and Bernice on Designing Women.
Robert Goulet, 73, Oct. 30-handsome, rich-voiced baritone whose Broadway debut in Camelot launched an award-winning stage and recording career.
Ruth Bell Graham, 87, June 14-China-born wife, confidante, and editorial advisor to evangelist Billy Graham; she was a life-long Presbyterian who mostly stayed home to raise their five children while he was on the road, but went on to become an author or co-author of 15 books.
Merv Griffin, 82, Aug. 12-singer, actor, and talk-show host who made his fortune inventing and producing the Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune TV game shows.
David Halberstam, 73, April 23-author and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for The New York Times, known for his controversial coverage of the Vietnam War.
Johnny Hart, 76, April 7-cartoonist, creator of the comic strip B.C., who often wove Christian themes into his work.
Kitty Carlisle Hart, 96, April 17-singer and actress on Broadway, television, and film, and long-time panelist on the popular game show To Tell the Truth.
Leona Helmsley, 87, Aug. 20-New York billionaire hotel and real-estate magnate who sealed her reputation as the "queen of mean" during her 1989 trial for tax evasion.
Don Ho, 76, April 14-Hawaii's most famous entertainer.
Victoria Hopper, 97, Jan. 22-actress and singer at her peak in the 1930s in such films as Lorna Doone and The Mill on the Floss.
E. Howard Hunt, 88, Jan. 23-legendary CIA spy and Watergate conspirator in the political scandal that led to President Nixon's resignation.
Rex Humbard, 88, Sept. 21-Pentecostal preacher and pioneer in religious television in the 1950s.
Betty Hutton, 86, March 12-the high-energy "blonde bombshell" singer-actress who brought a brassy vitality to Hollywood musicals like Annie Get Your Gun.
Henry Hyde, 83, Nov. 29-Illinois Republican congressman (1974-2007) who championed government restrictions on the funding of abortions and steered the impeachment proceedings against President Clinton.
Molly Ivins, 62, Jan. 31-syndicated liberal Texas newspaper columnist and author whose acerbic prose skewered the political establishment.
Lady Bird [Claudia] Johnson, 94, June 11-quietly steady and reassuring first lady to the embattled 36th U.S. president, Lyndon Johnson.
Arthur Jones, 80, Aug. 28-entrepreneur best known for inventing the Nautilus fitness machines in the 1960s that helped to spark the health club business.
Bruce R. Kennedy, 68, June 28-CEO of Alaska Airlines who also devoted himself to missionary and humanitarian endeavors, chairing Idaho-based Mission Aviation Fellowship for eight years; killed in a private plane crash.
D. James Kennedy, 76, Sept. 5-a Florida megachurch pastor and broadcaster who majored in evangelism and Christian education but was known best nationally for helping to fuel the rise of the religious right in American politics.
Deborah Kerr, 86, Oct. 16-Scottish actress who starred in The King and I but is perhaps best remembered for her kiss with Burt Lancaster as waves crashed over them on a Hawaiian beach in the wartime drama From Here to Eternity.
Meredith G. Kline, 84, April 14-noted theologian and scholar who taught at Westminster and Gordon-Conwell seminaries.
Evel Knievel, 69, Nov. 30-soaring motorcycle daredevil whose feats (flight across 13 buses) and failures (rocket-powered Snake River Canyon crash) made him an international icon in the 1970s.
Arthur Kornberg, 89, Oct. 26-Stanford Nobel Prize--winning biochemist who discovered how DNA is assembled, an essential step leading to advances in genetic engineering and development of life-saving miracle drugs.
Bowie Kuhn, 80, March 15-Major League Baseball commissioner 1969-1984.
Frankie Laine, 93, Feb. 6-big-voiced popular singer of the 1950s.
Madeleine L'Engle, 88, Sept. 6-author whose novel A Wrinkle in Time has been enjoyed by generations of schoolchildren and adults since the 1960s.
Samuel Leonard, 101, Nov. 12-a Cornell University professor whose pioneering work in reproductive endocrinology in the 1930s led to development of the birth-control pill.
Barbara McNair, 72, Feb. 4-black singer and actress who hosted her own TV variety show and co-starred with Sidney Poitier in the 1970 film They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!
Norman Mailer, 84, Nov. 10-contentious, hard-living Pulitzer Prize-winning author (The Armies of the Night, The Executioner's Song, The Naked and the Dead) and cofounder of The Village Voice.
Theodore Harold Maiman, 79, May 5-inventor who in 1960 built the prototype of the ruby laser, used widely in surgery, industry, military devices (range finders), and business (from bar code scanners to compact disc players).
Marcel Marceau, 84, Sept. 22-French-born mime artist who changed his name to hide his Jewishness in World War II and went on to create the alter ego "Bip" the clown.
Tammy Faye Bakker Messner, 65, July 20-gospel singer and entertainer whose flamboyant style and makeup marked her identity as co-host, with former husband Jim Bakker, of the popular PTL Club Christian TV show of the 1970s and 1980s.
Bruce Metzger, 93, Feb. 13-biblical scholar, modern-English Bible translator, and long-time professor of New Testament at Princeton Seminary.
Jim Nesbitt, 75, Nov. 29-country music songwriter ("Looking for More in '64") and reputed "King of Country Comedy" in the 1960s.
Jack Odell, 87, July 7-British engineer who invented Matchbox cars in 1952; at least 3 billion of the die-cast miniature vehicles in 12,000 models have sold since then.
Raymond C. Ortlund, 84, July 22-internationally known pastor of influential Lake Avenue Congregational Church in Pasadena, Calif., for 20 years, former speaker on the "Haven of Rest" worldwide radio broadcast, and head of Renewal Ministries to pastors for the past 25 years.
George Osmond, 90, Nov. 6-patriarch and manager of the Osmond Brothers family singing group and performers Donny and Marie Osmond.
Gilbert E. Patterson, 67, March 20-Memphis pastor and presiding bishop of the fast-growing Church of God in Christ, a predominantly black Pentecostal denomination with a stated membership of 5.5 million.
Benny Parsons, 65, Jan. 16-speedy Detroit cabbie who became a popular NASCAR champion, winning 21 races.
Luciano Pavarotti, 71, Sept. 6-booming Italian "king of the high Cs" tenor, the most famous opera singer in the world, whose recordings sold more than 100 million albums.
Bobby "Boris" Pickett, 69, April 25-singer of "Monster Mash," long-running one-hit wonder that sold millions and topped the charts between 1963 and 1973.
Tom Poston, 85, April 30-the tall, pasty-faced comic who found fame playing a clueless everyman on such hit TV shows as Newhart and Mork and Mindy.
Charles Nelson Reilly, 76, May 25-film actor and comedian best known as a wacky panelist on TV's Match Game, the top game show during much of the 1970s.
Phil "Scooter" Rizzuto, 89, Aug. 14-diminutive Hall of Fame shortstop during the Yankees' dynasty years, and later a sportscaster known for exclaiming "Holy cow!" at good plays and bad.
Eddie Robinson, 88, April 3-Grambling State football coach who in 1995 became the first college coach to win 400 games (408W-165L).
Mstislav Rostropovich, 80, April 27-master cellist, conductor, and music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C., 1977-1994, who championed artistic freedom and human rights in his Soviet homeland during the last decades of the Cold War.
Walter Schirra, 84, May 3-the only astronaut to fly in all three of NASA's earliest manned space programs.
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., 89, Feb. 28-bow-tied Pulitzer Prize--winning historian and liberal "court philosopher" of the Kennedy administration.
Sidney Sheldon, 89, Jan. 30-author who won awards in three careers (Broadway theater, movies, and TV) before turning to writing best-selling novels.
Joel Siegel, 63, June 29-Emmy Award-winning film critic for WABC-TV and Good Morning America, known for his thick mustache and glasses, sense of humor, movie acumen, and sharp judgment.
Beverly Sills, 78, July 2-one of America's greatest and most loved opera sopranos.
Ian Smith, 88, Nov. 20-Rhodesia's last white prime minister, whose attempts to resist black rule dragged the country now known as Zimbabwe into civil war.
Anna Nicole Smith, 39, Feb. 8-former Playboy centerfold who married an octogenarian billionaire and waged a legal battle for his fortune all the way to the Supreme Court.
Roger B. Smith, 82, Nov. 29-accountant who joined General Motors Corp. in 1949 and rose to chair and CEO of the world's largest automaker in 1981.
Tom Snyder, 71, July 29-TV and radio personality best known for late-night talk shows The Tomorrow Show in the 1970s and 1980s and The Late Late Show in the 1990s.
Brett Somers, 83, Sept. 15-actress and comedienne who amused fans with her quips on TV's Match Game.
Doug Sutphen, 70, May 8-Bible smuggling missionary known as "Brother David," famous for his exploits in trying to get Bibles past communist authorities in China in the early 1980s.
Sean Taylor, 24, Nov. 27-Washington Redskins free safety who helped lead the University of Miami Hurricanes to a national championship in 2001; shot by an intruder in his Miami home.
Hank Thompson, 82, Nov. 6-country singer who produced seven decades of songs fusing jazz, Western swing, and honky-tonk ("Humpty Dumpty Heart," 1948; "Gotta Sell Them Chickens," 1997).
Paul Tibbets, 92, Nov. 1-pilot of the B-29 bomber Enola Gay that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.
Ike Turner, 76, Dec. 12-rock pioneer who with his ex-wife Tina Turner had hits with "River Deep, Mountain High" and "Proud Mary," and earlier this year won his first solo Grammy.
Jack Valenti, 85, April 26-aide to President Lyndon Johnson and head of the Motion Picture Association of America (1966-2004) who devised Hollywood's voluntary film-rating system to fend off censorship boards.
Werner von Trapp, 91, Oct. 11-member of the Austrian musical family made famous by the 1965 movie The Sound of Music (he was Kurt).
Kurt Vonnegut, 84, April 11-best-selling satirical novelist and social critic whose works dripped with cynicism and dark humor (Slaughterhouse-Five).
Porter Wagoner, 80, Oct. 28-pompadoured Hall of Fame country music RCA recording artist and Grand Ole Opry performer.
Kurt Waldheim, 88, June 14-UN secretary-general (1972-1981) and president of Austria who left public life under a cloud of suspicion about his German military past during World War II.
Bill Walsh, 75, July 30-Hall of Fame football coach who won three Super Bowls and built the San Francisco 49ers into the most successful team of the '80s.
Robert E. Webber, 73, April 27-firm advocate for the authority of Scripture who for 32 years taught theology at Wheaton College.
Dick Wilson, 91, Nov. 19-actor who played TV's uptight grocer Mr. Whipple in commercials, begging customers, "Please don't squeeze the Charmin."
Robert Anton Wilson, 74, Jan. 11-co-author of The Illuminatus! Trilogy, a science-fiction series about a conspiratorial secret global society.
John Woodruff, 92, Oct. 30-last surviving American Olympic gold medalist from the 1936 Berlin games.
Jane Wyman, 90, Sept. 10-actress who won an Oscar for her role as a deaf rape victim in the film Johnny Belinda but best remembered as the power-mad winery owner in TV's Falcon Crest (1981-1990) and as Ronald Reagan's first wife.
Boris Yeltsin, 76, April 23-contradiction-prone politician who engineered the final collapse of the Soviet Union and bravely pushed Russia to embrace democracy and a market economy, only to fall short of his own goals as president.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - The Washington Wizards haven't had a lot to get excited about this season, but all of that changed on Saturday.
John Wall, who had yet to play this season because of a knee injury, made his season debut, dropping in 14 points and four assists to lead the Wizards to 93-83 win over the Atlanta Hawks at Verizon Center.
Bradley Beal and A.J. Price scored 16 points each and Martell Webster added 15 points for the Wizards, who won back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Jeff Teague poured in a game-high 19 points, Al Horford scored 16 points to go with 12 rebounds and Josh Smith added 11 points and eight boards for the Hawks, losers in five of their last six contests.
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I love this picture of Jake Knott sealing the game with his interception, the face on the hawkeye's faces is great!
I am pretty sure the elderly fella is my old Driver's Ed Instructor.. .Classic.
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What is the guy in the sunglasses looking at?
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What is the guy in the sunglasses looking at?
He was wondering what that thick white line was down field. He found out later it was the end zone and that Iowa didn't quite reach it
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Good post! Can't get enough of this stuff this week!
Originally Posted by BooneCy
What is the guy in the sunglasses looking at?
He smells what the rock is cookin'.
Are you sure that photo is real? I could see JK20 being in focus, or the crowd being in focus, but not both. He was in the middle of the field when he tipped that ball.
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last year proves anyone can play in the Big Ten West and win games. But if you want to play real football we are the midwest option in the Big 12.
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Looks pretty grainy to me so it was probably shot from the other side of the field at which case it would be such a long focal length they would both look fairly focused. Sort of like taking a pic of a mountain and the trees halfway there still look focused but on a smaller scale in this case obviously.
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"Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will ."
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He's speechless, folks.
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haha what a great meme! Rep to you sir
Chick behind the football..hot or not?
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Chick behind the football..hot or not?
With her face covered? She's wearing a visor, has to be not.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Breast cancer survivor Maimah Karmo wrote a book about her experience called "Fearless: Awakening to My Life's Purpose Through Breast Cancer."
Karmo is also president and CEO of the TigerLily Foundation. She talked to us on Friday morning about the title of the book, how cancer gave her life purpose and how her foundation is supporting younger women with cancer.
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Caprese Grilled Cheese Recipe
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- 2 slices French or Italian bread
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 ounce mozzarella cheese, sliced or grated
- 2 slices ripe tomato
- 6 basil leaves
- Kosher salt
Heat one teaspoon butter and one teaspoon olive oil in a large non-stick skillet over medium heat until foaming subsides. Add both bread slices and cook, swirling occasionally, until pale golden brown on bottom side, about 2 minutes.
Transfer to a cutting board toasted-side-up. Place half of cheese on top of one slice of bread. Top with tomato, basil, and remaining cheese. Close sandwich, with both toasted sides facing inwards.
Heat one more teaspoon each of butter and oil in the skillet and reduce heat to medium low. Add sandwich and cook, swirling occasionally, until deep, even golden brown, about 5 minutes. Remove sandwich using a flexible metal spatula. Add the remaining butter and oil. Return sandwich to skillet cooked-side up. Season with salt. Cook, swirling occasionally, until second side is deep, even golden brown and cheese is thoroughly melted, about 5 minutes. Serve immediately.