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VA Educational Benefits
Which program is best for you?
- Picking the Right Educational Benefit
- Post 9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33)
- Montgomery GI Bill – Active Duty (Chapter 30)
- Montgomery GI Bill – Selected Reserve (Chapter 1606)
- Montgomery GI Bill – Reserve Educational Assistance Program (REAP) (Chapter 1607)
- Vocational Rehabilitation (VR&E) (Chapter 31)
- Survivors' and Dependents' Educational Assistance (DEA) (Chapter 35)
- Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP)
- Transferring Chapter 33 Benefits to Dependents
Picking The Right Educational Benefit
Need help picking out the right educational benefits? This website will help you understand which Chapter or active benefit best fits you: Best Educational Benefits for You
Post 9/11 GI Bill – Chapter 33
The Post-9/11 GI Bill is a benefit for individuals with at least 90 days of aggregate service on or after September 11, 2001, or individuals discharged with a service-connected disability after 30 days. You must have received an honorable discharge to be eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
- Pays tuition and fees up to 36 months.
- Pays an annual book stipend - $1000.
- Pays E5 BAH w/dep rate to qualifying individuals.
- Benefits payable for up to 15 years after separation.
- US Department of Veteran's Affairs -- Chapter 33 Info.
- Sign up with VA Form 22-1990 on VONAPP
Montgomery GI Bill - Active Duty - Chapter 30
The Montgomery GI Bill is a benefit for individuals who contributed $1200 to the basic program while on Active Duty. All individuals who were separated or retired with an honorable discharge or were separated under the Voluntary Separation Incentive (VSI) or Special Separation Benefit (SSB) are eligible.
- Pays $1717/month for full time student veteran.
- If you paid into the Army College Fund or $600 kicker, you will receive additional money.
- Benefits available for up to 10 years after separation from active duty.
- US Department of Veteran's Affairs -- Chapter 30 Info.
- Sign up with VA Form 22-1990 on VONAPP
Montgomery GI Bill - Selected Reserve - Chapter 1606
The MGIB-SR program may be available to you if you are a member of the Selected Reserve and have completed your Initial Active Duty Training (tech school). The Selected Reserve includes the Army Reserve, Navy Reserve, Air Force Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve and Coast Guard Reserve, and the Army National Guard and the Air National Guard.
- Eligibility is determined by your Reserve or National Guard component.
- To expedite processing, please obtain a copy of your DD 2384, Notice of Basic Eligibility "NOBE" from your unit.
- If you enlisted on or after October 1, 1992, your period of eligibility ends 14 years from your beginning date of eligibility, or on the day you leave the selected reserve.
- If you are mobilized or called to active duty your eligibility may be extended.
- US Depart of Veterans Affairs -- Chapter 1606 Info
- Sign up with VA Form 22-1990 on VONAPP
Montgomery GI Bill - Reserve Educational Assistance Program (REAP) - Chapter 1607
The Secretaries of each military service, Department of Defense, and Department of Homeland Security (Coast Guard) will determine eligibility and establish the program to provide educational assistance to members of the Reserves of the Armed Forces who are called to duty for 90 days or more. Members may be eligible after serving 90 consecutive days on active duty after September 11, 2001.
- Please provide a copy of any notice of eligibility for this program you have received from your Military Service Department.
- Provide copies of your DD-214, orders to active duty, release from active duty and NOBE if you have never applied for 1606 or 1607 benefits.
- US Department of Veterans Affairs -- Chapter 1607 Info
- Sign up with VA Form 22-1990 on VONAPPĀ
Vocational Rehabilitation (VR&E) - Chapter 31
VR&E's primary benefit program is vocational rehabilitation services for veterans who have a service-connected disability of 10% and higher. To receive services a veteran must be found both eligible and entitled. The desired outcome of these services is to lead disabled veteransto suitable employment that is consistent with their aptitudes and interests or achieving independence in their daily living.
Follow link for more information on the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) VetSuccess Program and see our Chapter 31 Information Sheet.
You can call or visit the VR&E at the following address below :
Thomas Clark, Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor
Fairbanks Vet Center
540 4th Ave Suite 100
Fairbanks, AK 99701
907-452-1644 or 907-456-4238
If you are already in the VR & E program, did you know that UAF also has assistance available to you? Contact Disability ServicesĀfor classroom accomodations to facilitate your learning.
Survivors' and Dependents' Educational Assistance (DEA) - Chapter 35
DEA provides education and training opportunities to eligible dependents of veterans who are permanently and totally disabled due to a service-related condition, who are anticipated to be released from a military hospital with 100% disability or who died while on active duty or as a result of a service related condition. The program offers up to 45 months of education benefits.
- Is 100% disabled due to a service-connected disability.
- Is on active duty and missing for more than 90 days.
- Is missing in action or was captured in the line of duty.
- Has died due to a service-connected disability or incident.
- US Department of Veterans Affairs -- Chapter 35 Info
- Sign up with VA Form 22-5490 on VONAPP
Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP)
VRAP offers 12 months of training assistance to Veterans who:
- Are at least 35 but no more than 60 years old
- Are unemployed on the date of application
- Received an other than dishonorable discharge
- Are not be eligible for any other VA education benefit program (e.g.: the Post-9/11 GI Bill, Montgomery GI Bill, Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Assistance)
- Are not in receipt of VA compensation due to unemployability
- Are not enrolled in a federal or state job training program
- Participants must attend full-time in order to receive up to 12 months of assistance equal to the monthly full-time payment rate under the Montgomery GI Bill–Active Duty program ($1,564 effective October 1, 2012). DOL will offer employment assistance to every Veteran who participates upon completion of the program.
Participants must be enrolled in a VA approved program at CTC which leads to an Associate Degree, Non-College Degree, or a Certificate, and train the Veteran for a high demand occupation.
Transferring Chapter 33 Benefits to your Dependents
There is a provision under Chapter 33 Post 9/11 GI Bill that enables eligible service members to transfer their eligibility to their dependents, but there are very strict requirements to do so (including an incurred service obligation if the service member has served less than 10 years). To manage these transferred benefits, please see the DoD MilConnect site.
Eligible dependents include:
- Spouse: Not eligible for BAH while member is on Active Duty unless spouse is also an entitled veteran.
- Child: Eligible only after member has served at least 10 years. They will receive BAH and the Books stipend.
For more information about the process see Transfer of Benefits. Eligible transferees may access their benefits by creating an accountĀ and signing up with VA Form 22-1990E on VONAPP
Children of service members who died in the line of duty are eligible for the Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship, which entitles full Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits to each eligible child.Ā


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AIight guiz. Apparently 3 years in the making, but this tape is all Blu if I'm not mistaken. The rapping, the production, all of it. The quality is f***ing terrible lol, and it's all 1 mp3. But when someone gets a better version out there with split up tracks I'll get back as well. Til then, enjoy if you can:
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It's 2pm Saturday afternoon as intrepid photographer Stu 'soylent' Green and I stumble onto the abandoned airport runway. An extremely dodgy and rather morose drum roll echoes over the beautiful sun-drenched hill-filled castle-laden landscape. After a night of semi-hedonism (you try losing it in this heat - it is not easy), we two cynical old men look at each other unhopefully - what sonic hell is this? Then, without warning, the drummer gets on one - white-hot blizzard guitar thrash scissor kicks the sky in half and the ageing Slovakian band leaps into… the theme tune from The Simpsons?!?! We're granted a minute before the singer starts screaming and "la-la"-ing the melody. Disappointingly but perhaps not unsurprisingly, the band soon run out of energy but no amount of world-weary anything can suppress our laughter. The sun is out, and walls do more than tumble down. Welcome to the unexpected pop-weirdness of Slovakia's biggest music festival. Welcome to Pohoda.
Let's get some necessary facts out of the way. Pohoda (translates as 'relax') is in its seventh year and the organisers are pushing for international recognition, hence our humble presence here. Based at a semi-abandoned airport, Trencin is an hour's drive from Bratislava, a newly-discovered destination for teeming hordes of lumpen-knuckled Brit stag parties which is a subject of outright despair to the very many warm-hearted Slovakians that we talk to over the course of the weekend. Running over a frantic 48 hours, the festival is already continents beyond the usual Brit fare - superbly organised (not a queue in sight despite the presence of 27,000-plus revellers), insanely cheap prices (the home-grown lager costing the equivalent of an extortionate 70p and a pint (A PINT!) of wine coming in even cheaper). Admittedly it's not a vegetarian paradise, but if you like meat you'll probably never want to leave.
The first few acts of the day on the main stage cover every genre imaginable beginning with marching music, some classical music and one of several choirs that perform over the two days. One of the (many) delights at Pohoda is this hugely eclectic mixture of sound, all of which is appreciated by one seriously chilled-out crowd.
The Subways
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Most unfortunately, the first big draw of the Friday though is a bunch of complete tossers. The Subways run on-stage to frantic screams and cheers. I believe their 'singer' has a name but I am going to refer to 'him' simply as 'it'. It is horribly bare-chested and screams some nonsense about something or other before the band limp into some pop-punk bollocks. At the end of the first song, it continues to beat its chest and raise its voice. "Do you know what crazy means?" it yells. The crowd responds with enormous affirmation. Cruising on the deluded adrenalin that only an upper-class nitwit can, it shouts_ "Then let's go fucking crazy"_ and they let off another wet fart of a 'song', something to do with their pony being ill or something, it's very hard to care. Five minutes of this and I soon begin to become dangerously acquainted with the full implications of going 'fucking crazy'. I think it's something to do with pointless spineless posturing punk stupidity. Soylent and I, much aggrieved, busy ourselves over to the O2 tent (god, I hate having to write that) in the hope that our warm European friends can repair the damage.
And they do. Hailing from The Czech Republic, Midi Lidi are, in two words, fucking nuts. Three people, two male one female, stand in a line behind banks of foxy technology. Seemingly plugging themselves in to the frenetic lights radiating behind them, they unleash a demonic overload of prime-time Mouse On Mars electronic noise, but with a twist: Europop. Choreographed head-moving, air-punching avant-garde Europop. They look happy to be there and the many people here are equally delighted to receive them. It's extremely hard to understand what the hell is going on, never mind describe it, but I'll try this: Intergalactic avant-loon Stockhausen once wrote an opera for helicopters and eventually performed it. With helicopters. Abba's first (?) album cover had them sat in a helicopter. So, imagine Stockhausen's Helicopter opera piloted by Abba. That's what Midi Lidi sound like.
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Back on the main stage, The Gossip invent highly surreal photographer's rules and play all their E4 advertising jingles. I think they're crap.
The next act on the bill ably illustrates what happens when festivals get programmed outside of Blighty. Sandwiched between the E4 band and Fatboy Slim is Matthew Herbert's Big Band. Herbert's subversive tendencies couldn't be more ecstatic about such a high placing. The set-up works with the band being monitored by Herbert's microphones. Each song is live-sampled, torn apart and spliced with all manner of electronic sounds being redeployed back over the top of the band itself. Herbert has always managed to successfully blend concrete-style sound manipulation with polemical inquiry and strong melody. He tells me backstage that the band works wholly as a democratic unit but with nobody in control, every voice vital both independently and collaboratively. Indeed, nobody on stage seems to be composing. Herbert does more than just intervene but he is not the figurehead (a fact clarified laughingly by Soylent as he tells me that none of the photographers even knew who Herbert was and who to photograph). The melodies come from everybody, the band is conducted and you forget about hierarchies as the music fuses good-times with hard fact. Herbert tells me about the power of the microphone, of letting people have a voice. The newly resuscitated Big Band are about to release the second album which pulls all the above together with disparate sound sources like farm-workers sifting seeds, field recordings of executions and sounds from inside the Houses of Parliament that he recorded on the sly. It's an ambitious undertaking and he refuses to shy away from subjects that a largely apolitical electronic community don't deal with and yet he manages to make this listenable, unexpected and exciting and vitally of course, entertaining. This is not a didactic lecture but every guitar band here could learn a lesson about the privilege of having a voice and what you do with that voice when people are prepared to listen.
Matthew Herbert
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*Fatboy Slim *brings the masses together and my god, this is one huge mass. Over a large site the festival had seemed fairly quiet considering the amounts of the previous year. Clearly people have been turning up in their droves and maybe the all-day midday sun and the white wine has blunted my crowd-measuring senses but it would seem like the entire world has turned up for this. Any semblance of a stage area becomes replaced by a tidal wave of screaming sexy young things and you could probably hear the noise halfway across the world. Slim though feels past-it and well out-of-date now. This probably places me in a balding burnt-out minority and, let's face it, it's a festival and you want a party and I'm sure he'll be getting the call for many years to come. But, both starting and finishing his set with 'Praise You' is bloody irritating, especially after this writer nearly killed himself attempting to learn the dance with 500 insane Slovakians a few hours earlier in the baking sun. They get to perform onstage just prior to the set (whilst yours truly is halted by a security guard who refuses to understand that this is MY moment). Nevermind. Anyway, this brings the 'Praise You' count to three fucking times in an hour and a half! Fatboy Slim unfortunately seems to have become Fatman Crap.
Fatboy Slim
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As what feels like 800 hours on our feet with an equivalent intake of alcohol finally turns our brains to mulch, we decide for one last journalistic hurrah before we can put our brains (but not our feet) to sleep. Mr Ozio, he of the seismic bass tablets, forgoes dry-ice for tobacco smoke and happily quaffing down champagne has Soylent converting to the Gallic cause. He chucks out a seriously hard set of blinding powertronica with visual epileptics to match. Everyone goes crazy, Mr Ozio chucks on CDs, smokes more tabs, drinks more fizzy wine. We collapse, go home, sleep.
First act of Saturday is Czech Republic's Cartonnage. Its kind of daft but equally fun techno-pop, but worth mentioning for the one guy who plays every instrument in the world ever at the same time and the truly diminutive singer who seems to be wearing a baggy alligator costume. After The Simpsons moment earlier, I dream of a cartoon music festival but guess that this will probably never materialise.
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Sean Kuti is the son of Fela and Egypt 80 comprises various members of Fela's band and my god, they're incredible. To be sure, the violent outrage of Fela is absent but they pack no less a punch for that- super-tight loud dynamic afrobeat- funky chopped guitar, screaming brass, ultra-rhythmic drums, percussion and bass and Sean himself is a big presence- a possessed angular whirling dervish. They kick out long sustained sharp and funky jams with many players swapping vocals and totally represent everything that Herbert said in regards to the social democracy of bands like these. It also serves to remind not only the ludicrous journalistic ignorance of afrobeat music but the wholesale neglect of Fela for the inspired radical that he was. At their peak, Fela was the African parallel to Miles Davis.
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Remember Joy Division? They were okay I guess, but a bit on the miserable side weren't they? I mean, come on mate, cheer up - life isn't all that bad is it? Luckily we have Editors to redress those young men with their weight on their shoulders. Yes, Editors are indeed Joy Division, but without all that annoying thinking and the profound alienated reaction to post-industrial unemployed hopeless Ballardian Britain. They're perky and a bit spiky and very very shite indeed. And they look stupid too. Next up - Rick Astley does Nick Cave!
Highlight of the day is Miss Kittin and The Hacker. Prior to their performance, I grab a few words with them. We talk briefly backstage about how the rise of techno allowed them to distil their experimental influences (Throbbing Gristle, Cabaret Voltaire and, er, Depeche Mode) into this sleek dark throb without diminishing any of their power. The set is extraordinary, Kittin entering in a long black and white hooded cape which she hides under until a coruscating 'Life on MTV'. She remarks to me that she feels that she is only just beginning to find herself as a performer, and this is exemplified tonight by her truly commanding performance. Whilst The Hacker blasts out this deeply stark hard and tuneful electro, Miss Kittin takes over the world, 20 times larger than life. The words 'pop star' hover at the back of my brain and makes me lament the demise of_ Top of The Pops. For all its crapness, _TotP allowed artists like these two to intermittently turn the living room into an alien planet. Regardless, here and right now is more than fine by me.
Miss Kittin
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The Streets wrap it all up and confuse me as usual. Mike Skinner definitely has something and on CD I can buy into… some of it. But live, the laddishness is just too much and the music degenerates from fragile bedroom production to lumpen ska. A point in hand: during 'Let's Push Things Forward', Skinner and co suddenly lurch into The Prodigy's headfuck bodymelt 'Out of Space'. I've always admired The Streets' allegiance to rave's grand moments, but as Skinner starts shouting about taking us to another dimension, I kind of hope he's going to hand me a bus ticket as that is simply not doing it, especially when the original version is decades more forward than The Streets' revision of it. It's not that they're without passion but it just doesn't work at all. I just can't help but feel that it's the musical equivalent of FHM. The Streets can out-Jam The Jam on record when they want to, but that's with processed loops and not stale funk. They finish on that song about being fit which uses the words "my gosh", which is second in the driving us into a rage stakes behind the Cunter Chiefs' use of the word "thee" (because that's how people from Yorkshire talk, right?). Soylent and I head off to fraternise with the locals for a few hours more, including the young Slovakian lad who used to get the number ten bus out of St. Helens which was our intrepid lens-man's old stomping ground. You couldn't make this shit up.
The Streets
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So, Pohoda is no misnomer. Warm weather, warm atmosphere and extremely warm people. Forget the Brit imports on the bill, as its own unique Slovakian quirks are what make it a truly worthwhile visit.
Find the festival's official website here
Photos: Stuart Green


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Rated 5 out of 5 by melissa41 Gorgeous! This is a beautiful piece and is very sturdy. It also has plenty of storage. I am using this piece along with the Clayton Hutch. It makes a statement in the room! September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jt1977 If you like rustic this is a fantastic piece1 This is my first review on anything-ever! I love this buffet! I've been looking for awhile believe me , and almost spent twice as much for somthing similar. Was very hesitant to buy on-line because of the shipping and the fact that I would most likely be stuck with it even if it wasn't as hoped for. This is well worth the price. The only flaw if you could call it that was that the shelves are stationary and we wanted to use it for a bar and bottles are too tall. Still would buy again! March 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by rabbitwhisperer Beautiful but DARK GRAY, not at all brown. We ordered this sideboard through the closest World Market store, 1.5 hours away. It's a beautiful, well-constructed piece, quite solid, and the perfect size, but the color of the piece we received is nothing at all like the photo online. The wood is stained an *extremely* dark gray, almost the same shade as the metal components. As I look at the website picture, I'm disappointed all over again because the rustic brown color in the photo would look amazing in our house and the dark gray doesn't match anything. And no, we were given no opportunity to look at the piece at the store before we brought it home. That probably wouldn't have been practical, anyway, given the many, thorough layers of packaging. Considering the size and weight of this thing -- and the fact that we had to borrow a relative's truck and drive 3 hours round trip to go get it -- we will not be returning it. Hopefully it'll look better in our next house, I guess? I just feel that I need to warn people that if you order sight unseen, be prepared for a totally different color than the website shows. March 23, 2014
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Hot damn. Yes. Teresajenee is that chick. Hats off to our homie Blackspade for his Facebook raves on this one. The St. Louis producer and vocalists' album traverses many styles but might center somewhere around soultronic and "discotrap," as our fair lady puts it on one of our favorite tracks.
Her sound moves from Teedra Moses sassy R&B and ballads on "Ode To October," "Tahitian Vanilla," "Eroplane," and "Tride" to house queen on "Kissing You" to a Jill Scott earthy flow on "Timber" to a new wave Karma Stewart (a la PPP) and Amerie hybrid on "Romeo + Juliet" and man, everything in between. She's rapping in there, too, mashing up sounds into something we won't even try to name. This project is too much flavor. Just listen.
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Residents across north central Florida reported booms and shaking that rattled windows shortly after 9 p.m. Thursday.
An official at a state warning point hotline for the Florida Department of Emergency Management said the agency had been told it was "the military running special ops drills."
Although the official said the calls were primarily coming from Levy, Gilchrist and Alachua counties -- between Gainesville and the Gulf Coast -- the booms were reported as far south as DeBary.
The website for the Pinecastle Bombing Range in the Ocala National Forest just west of Volusia County stated no live bombing activity was planned this week.
The Gainesville Sun reported they sounded like some sort of sonic booms.
A Gainesville television station, WCJB, reported viewers as far south as Tampa said they heard the "booms."
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"If you're over 50 and laid off, you can forget about finding another good job."
These words came from a 60-something friend, a survivor of dozens of layoffs at a large tech company. As a career coach, I'm sorry to report that my experience shows that she echoes what many boomers think.
I'll concede that there's a grain of truth to what my friend is saying (times are tough and many jobs have gone overseas). That said, I also believe that plenty of out-of-work Americans in their 50s and 60s need to stop making excuses and start getting realistic about their job searches.
These are the six excuses I hear most often and my "no excuses" advice to deal with them:
Excuse No. 1: "My resumé is just going into a black hole."
Don't blame the black hole. Blame yourself for an outdated job-search strategy.
(MORE: Why Aren't Older Unemployed Americans Getting Hired?)
A resumé might have helped you stand out 10 years ago. But today, with an abundant supply of middle-aged job seekers, your experience and credentials make you just one in a crowd.
My "no excuses" advice: Work on ways to differentiate yourself as a job candidate and to create meaningful relationships with people who can help you get hired. Both can pay off more than hitting the submit button on another online job post.
Make a list of 10 things that set you apart from your peers and ask your friends to validate the list. Then reach out to five people you've lost touch with who might know of job openings. Set a time to catch up and when the conversation turns to you, tell them how you'd like to make a significant impact in your next job, applying your "special sauce."
You should also get your unique talents and expertise into your LinkedIn profile (which shouldn't be a cut and paste version of your resumé). According to a Jobvite survey in 2012, 93 percent of recruiters use LinkedIn to find candidates. Next Avenue has an article I wrote showing how to make your LinkedIn profile compelling.
Excuse No. 2: "I can't afford to take a pay cut."
Time to face reality: The last job you had, at that pay scale, may not exist anymore.
My "no excuses" advice: Take a hard look at your expenses and how much income you really need to cover them. Create a "minimum threshold" budget you can live with then explore alternatives to trim your daily living costs. If you have kids about to enter college, consider a wide range of schools with different tuition prices.
And remember that there are plenty of other criteria beyond pay. You might want to work somewhere that offers you the potential to make an impact on the world, stimulate your intellectual curiosity or serve as a stepping stone to future opportunities.
When you're job-hunting, never forget to factor in what I like to call the "Happiness Quotient."
Excuse No. 3: "I'm too old."
This is a favorite excuse for people who've given up on themselves and their ability to adapt to the work world of 2012.
(MORE: When the Job Interviewer Thinks You're Too Old)
The truth is, if you're able-bodied and mentally competent, you're not too old to get hired. But you may need to get up to speed on the best ways to look for work today, improve your social media skills to cast a wider net for your job search or even consider reinventing yourself in a new career. So take the time to invest in yourself.
My "no excuses" advice: A great place to start adapting to today's job market is your alma mater's career services department. As Next Avenue has noted, many colleges now offer alumni free or low-cost career counseling, job-search webinars and in-person workshops on such topics as personal branding to make yourself a stronger candidate.
For those who claim that some hiring managers are guilty of age discrimination when selecting candidates, well, you're right.
There are cases where the interviewer will think you're too old. Prove them wrong! Make your pitch for the open position so compelling that age won't enter the picture.
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On a recent Tuesday night, four of us met early to not only visit but to enjoy Cucina Toscana' s summer fare.
Every course was a mouthwatering delight. From the melon curls on a bed of arugula drizzled with a light vinaigrette to a grilled apple topped with the freshest of lump crab meat to a carpacio of peaches served with a sweet cherry and almond dressing; our culinary senses were put on high alert.
The oohs and ahhs emanating from our table did not end with these seasonal delights. We had the audacity to order two entrees: an ethereal handmade ravioli floating in a sage butter sauce and a fresh grilled halibut dish with a lemon finish. All our choices were wise until we got to the end of this appetizing journey. And then the creme brulee sent us around the bend.
We were finally satiated and ready to end both the visit and the dining, but not before admitting it was one of the best summer meals we had ever experienced. Try Cucina Toscana soon, and experience the flavors of summer, the nuances of Tuscany, a la Valter Nassi.
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Peking Duck is one of those world-famous-forever dishes, like baked Alaska and beef Wellington. The chic Chinese/Thai downtown restaurant J Wong's Asian Bistro serves the real thing. Order it 24 hours ahead of time and take some friends-it's a huge platter of fat-rimmed duck skin pieces, so shiny they look like plastic, with shrimp toasts, garnished with scallion curls and cucumber fans. It was stellar and so was the rest of the feast: duck stir-fry with fresh sweet pea pods; salt-crusted calamari; salmon in a red Thai curry sauce and a great green papaya salad.
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Blogs have been flying about the departure of Valter Nassi from Cucina Toscana and Cucina's new sister restaurants Veloce and Caterina. After I wrote mine, based on hearsay and Kathy Stephenson's report, owner Ken Millo sent me the full story about his plans for the Cucina Restaurant Group.
And they're big, ambitious plans. Salt Lake diners have a lot of new eating to look forward to. The Cucina Toscana Group will include four restaurants, including the existing Cucina Toscana, sans longtime impresario Valter Nassi. (Who's air-kissing me now?)
First of all, Veloce (Italian for "fast," duh) will be an Italian rosticceria open for lunch and dinner. According to Millo, there are plans for a "Carpaccio bar ("il Baldacchino"), a crespelle bar ("Love Letters"), gelateria, pasticeria, selected pasta al forno, a large variety of antipasti, signature pizza, and hot and cold panini, all centered around a 12' wood-fired rosticceria that will produce a broad range of roasted and rotisserie meats, seafood, and sausages, plus a chef-created daily "Cena Veloce" prix fixe family-style dinner menu."
And a full liquor license!
Gotta say it sounds great, if ambitious. (The rosticceria idea alone knocks one of my longtime never-to-be-realized restaurant plans off my bucket list.)
But I'll be curious to see how a carpaccio bar will go–as much sushi as this town downs, we're still a little squeamish; ceviche bars are big in other cities, but not here.
Millo has two big talents, Chef Elio Scanu of South Ogden's Zucca Trattoria
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Look for Veloce to open for dinner in a week or so and for lunch by mid-August. In September, a second location will open at Salt Lake International Airport.
Another concept, Restaurant Caterina, is an "evolution" of Cucina Nassi, the event center in the old Sugarhouse post office (2155 S. Highland), into a full-scale French restaurant, serving three meals a day with "sidewalk and bistro dining for breakfast and lunch, full service dinner in the evenings indoors and out, and events at any time of the day or night."
Here's an artist's rendering of what the new outside space at Caterina will look like:
And a cool side note: The restaurant is called Caterina after Catherine De Medici, the Florentine who brought Renaissance art and food to France.
One question remains: Vere's Valter? The heart and soul of Cucina Toscana has left Millo's organization to open his own restaurant in the old Metropolitan space.
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The best eco-lodges in the Peruvian Amazon can't be reached by road. They sit deep within the Amazon jungle, in remote wilderness areas where macaws are seen on a daily basis. Lodges like these are perfect for Amazon adventure tours because they provide guests with an authentic, wild experience. The lack of roads means that the forest and its complex ecosystems are intact, that the animals living there occur, as they should as opposed to forests that have been affected by logging and hunting. However, no roads also mean that eco-lodges (such as those run by Rainforest Expeditions) are only accessible by boat.
This is actually a good thing because traveling by boat on the Tambopata River is a relaxed, easy-going endeavor that never fails to turn up sightings of herons, egrets, and a variety of other rainforest wildlife. One of the bird species that is frequently sighted on boat rides is the Amazon Kingfisher. Perched in riverside vegetation, they watch the water for fish and other aquatic prey. They also make their presence known as they give their rattling calls and zip across the river on quick wings. This crested, green bird is found throughout the Amazon basin as well as along waterways north to eastern Mexico and is a common resident in the Tambopata region.
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The Utah Office of Tourism is looking for a picture by you to put on the 2014 Official Utah Scenic Calendar.
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This contest also features a special business category, highlighting the faces of Utahns in their workplace, and the positive impact of the state's vibrant economy. Your challenge: Capture Utahns working, shopping, exercising or simply having fun.
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Park Silly Fest 2010: This ain't yo mamma's Farmer's Market
Summer officially came to a close this week with the first day of fall. Cooler temps and changing leaves are in and summer fun is out. No more days by the pool and the mornings at the farmers markets are almost finito. Read More
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St. George Farmers Market Kicks Off
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Seen in SLC: Downtown Farmers Market
I've been boycotting the Downtown Farmers Market all summer. I'm all for buying local and supporting the local biz. but I'm not all for crowds, screaming kids, and pushy people. I decided half-way into the market season sometime near noon the market wouldn't be too bad, and in a desperate search for okra, I made my way downtown. Read More
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Visit SALT LAKE and the Utah Tour Guide Association offer downtown walking tours Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from June through August. There's a lot of history in our little capitol city, and the certified members of the Utah Tour Guide Association can tell it to you in the most fun, interesting way they know.
Visit SALT LAKE members get to join in on the kick-off fun. Wednesday, June 1, they're having a barbeque, music and an intro to the walking tours from 4 to 7 p.m.
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Full SubmissionWater in a Green Economy A Statement by UN-Water for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development 2012 (Rio+20 Summit) About this statement: This statement reflects a collective opinion of the UN-Water Members and comprises recommendations to the participants of the UNCSD 2012 as well as a list of potential actions in support of green economic approaches. Summary Key Messages from UN-Water: A. Success of green economy depends on sustainable, integrated and resource-efficient management of water resources and on safe and sustainable provisioning of water supply and adequate sanitation services. This approach must be underpinned by timely measurement of economic performance in terms of indicators of social and environmental sustainability. B. Effective management of water variability, ecosystem changes and the resulting impacts on livelihoods in a changing climate scenario is central to a climate-resilient and robust green economy. C. In line with the UN General Assembly Resolution 64/292 on the human right to water and sanitation, the highest priority must be given to the ?bottom billion? people while addressing inequities in access to water, which are closely linked to energy security as well as food security. D. Universal coverage of water supply and sanitation services must be a central development goal in the post-2015 period. UN-Water urges national governments to set realistic intermediate targets and goals. Key Actions by UN-Water: E. UN-Water can offer solid public policy recommendations and powerful solutions for monitoring progress against key development targets. Our ongoing work is further focused on identifying ways for scaling up green economy approaches and challenges under different development and geographic contexts. F. In support of green economy, UN-Water will continue its capacity development initiatives ? including enhancing knowledge generation, facilitating transfer of appropriate technologies and reinforcing cooperation among national governments. G. UN-Water is an effective medium for consolidating and advocating water related green economy messages and providing communication channels for their dissemination. Key Messages from UN-Water 1. Success of green economy depends on sustainable management of water resources and on safe and sustainable provisioning of water supply and adequate sanitation services. Population growth, expanding cities and accelerating economic activity increase the demand for energy and food, and create additional pressures on our limited water and land resources as well as the supporting ecosystems. The lack of Integration of water in the development agenda and minimal investments in water are putting a serious brake on social and economic development in emerging economies while adversely impacting the most vulnerable groups and our environment. This places water and therefore also energy and food security at risk, increases public health costs, constrains economic development, slows down poverty eradication, and could also lead to social and geopolitical tensions while causing irreversible environmental damage. 2. The integrated approach to water resources management, as defined in Agenda 21, remains relevant and must be central in strategies towards a green economy. In a recent global survey carried out by UN-Water as a contribution to the Rio+20 Summit, 80% of countries reported that they have embarked on reforms to improve the enabling environment for water resources management based on application of integrated approaches. This has already led to better water resources management practices and demonstrated important social and economic benefits. To better inform pertinent policy and decision-making by governments and external support agencies, a regular global reporting mechanism should be established for water resources management that would assess progress and share information. 3. The highest priority must be given to the ?bottom billion? people while addressing inequities in access to water, which are closely linked to energy security as well as food security. These people live in slums and impoverished rural areas without access to safe drinking water supply, adequate sanitation services, or adequate food and energy services. Addressing their water challenges and helping them out of extreme poverty must receive the highest priority and trigger action at all levels for a successful green economy. This is important from a humanitarian standpoint and for promotion of economic growth and social stability. 4. Effective management of water variability, ecosystem changes and the resulting impacts on livelihoods in a changing climate scenario are central to a climate-resilient green economy. The water cycle is primarily accelerated by climate change, thereby increasing the number of extreme weather events and resulting in more floods and droughts. Adaptation measures that include effective and robust water management can boost green economy approaches and minimize impacts on livelihoods. 5. Universal coverage of water supply and sanitation services must be a central development goal in the post-2015 period. UN-Water urges national governments to set realistic intermediate targets and goals. The framework for achieving the ultimate goal will need to accommodate both development targets and human rights targets at all levels, in line with the notion of access to water and sanitation services as a human right as stated in the UN General Assembly Resolution 64/292. Continued assessment and analysis of the enabling environment (policy frameworks, institutional arrangements, human resource base and financial flows) will allow the identification of critical bottlenecks. 6. There must also be a commitment to build the foundation for a water resource efficient green economy. Over 70% of freshwater resources are utilized for agricultural production. Therefore, we must help farmers increase water efficiency in agriculture ? more nutrition and crop per drop. Similarly, all stakeholders are urged to reduce water losses and waste from field to fork, thus increasing the total food supply-chain efficiency. National governments should also commit to increase water efficiency in energy production ? more Kilowatts per drop. 7. There is a need for increased water resilience and sustainability of cities, keeping in view the global challenges and urbanization trends. For the first time in human history, more people live in cities than in rural areas ? a trend that will continue unabated throughout this century. Much unplanned urban growth has taken place in peri-urban areas and in slums, where the absence of adequate water supply and sanitation services threatens the quality of life of its inhabitants. 8. Water challenges are a global concern and international action and cooperation at all level are required to accommodate them within the green economy. As recognised by the UN General Assembly Resolution 65/154 on the International Year of Water Cooperation 2013, there is an urgent need to develop appropriate water management frameworks and knowledge sharing networks for sound cooperation. 9. Green economies can only be achieved if they are supported by green societies. Achieving sustainable development calls for enabling policies that take into account not only economic but also water-related scientific, social, educational and environmental considerations. This will foster ?green societies? that promote a culture of sustainability together with a shift in behaviour and lifestyles, which would lead to sustainable consumption and production patterns. Key Actions by UN-Water 10. UN-Water can offer solid public policy recommendations and powerful solutions for monitoring progress against key development targets. Existing methodologies and tools can be used for measuring progress against a new model of human and economic development that captures and promotes improvements in human well-being across the world. As the world leaders at the Rio+20 Summit undertake commitments and identify related baseline indicators, UN-Water can play an instrumental role in monitoring these indicators. Existing UN-Water monitoring mechanisms such as the WWAP and the GLAAS , UN-Water affiliated mechanisms, such as the WHO/UNICEF JMP , are effective tools that can be further strengthened and improved to provide relevant outputs. 11. UN-Water will continue to play a major role in identifying practical solutions that demonstrate success of green-economy policy choices, and facilitate their scaling up. UN-Water has produced a toolbox that contains synthesized lessons learnt from implementation of green economy approaches and success stories identified in the public and private sectors. Ongoing work is further focused on identifying scaling up opportunities and challenges under different developmental and geographical contexts. 12. In support of green economy UN-Water will continue its focus on capacity development, including enhancing knowledge generation, facilitating transfer of appropriate technologies and reinforcing cooperation among national governments. UN-Water can effectively contribute to meeting the water-related capacity needs of developing countries and of countries in transition. Capacity development together with innovation and investments in green development offers numerous opportunities including the creation of green jobs, which is one of the fundamental elements of a green economy. 13. UN-Water is an effective medium for consolidating and advocating water-related green economy messages and providing communication channels for their dissemination. 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On July 28, 2012, stars and fellow shoppers ventured out to Watermill, NY, to help The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund raise $3.6 million at Super Saturday 15, a swanky, designer garage sale. We got the chance to catch up with a few of the spotted A-listers and ask them about their personal fashion style. Click through for edited versions of our short interviews with Kelly Ripa, Beth Ostrosky Stern, Mark Feuerstein, Kyle Richards and Lara Spencer.
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Julian Assange
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
"How is it that a team of five people has managed to release to the public more suppressed information, at that level, than the rest of the world press combined? It's disgraceful."
- Julian Assange
In his early days, Julian Assange gained notoriety as an Australian hacker with a curious mind who could penetrate advanced high-tech security systems. These days he's more famous for the documents he receives and publishes than for anything he himself is accessing. As the editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, he's the face of one of the most politically charged and controversy-laced websites in the world.
Daring to stare political juggernauts like high-ranking international officials and military organizations in the eyes without a flinch, Assange has released a slew of confidential and top secret texts and videos related to such hot-button issues as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now as the leader of his own quest for truth and transparency, he has become both a pop culture hero (in media circles) and a political enemy -- having been charged for sexual offenses and facing a possible U.S. extradition related to spying. Is he really just a self-made voice of the people, or is he a prying criminal who has gone too far? With his hands in so many political fires and his influence carrying significant global weight, the answer is not a simple one.
Daring to stare political juggernauts like high-ranking international officials and military organizations in the eyes without a flinch, Assange has released a slew of confidential and top secret texts and videos related to such hot-button issues as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now as the leader of his own quest for truth and transparency, he has become both a pop culture hero (in media circles) and a political enemy -- having been charged for sexual offenses and facing a possible U.S. extradition related to spying. Is he really just a self-made voice of the people, or is he a prying criminal who has gone too far? With his hands in so many political fires and his influence carrying significant global weight, the answer is not a simple one.
We're not quite sure how Assange's latest legal dilemmas will affect his attractiveness to women. Sexual assault allegations aside, perhaps his nomadic lifestyle, international popularity, hacker past, and enemy labels of "terrorist" might make him the globetrotting high-tech bad boy that an innocent dame with a wild side has been waiting to meet. Either way, the irony of the face of WikiLeaks having his online dating profile leaked can't be dismissed, nor can the most important lesson from all of this: Guys, if you plan on becoming famous in the future, don't forget to delete your dating profiles first.
While the editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks does not like to be seen as its creator, Assange's public visibility as the face of the company has earned him international credit and global disdain in near-equal measures. From its public supporters, WikiLeaks averages over $1 million in donations each year, as well as vocal encouragement from countries like Brazil and Russia and members of the United Nations. Along with this support has come a serious backlash, allegations of "information terrorism" by American politicians, and a flippant comment directed at Assange by a Canadian political official who broached the subject of his possible assassination. Assange's success from the launch of WikiLeaks could very well lead to his professional downfall, but his courage and dedication to try something new in the media world can't be overlooked.
Julian Assange BiographyMuch of Julian Assange's pre-WikiLeaks life is suitably cryptic but not impossible to decipher. He grew up under the guidance of his mother, Christine, and stepfather Brett Assange, who worked in the live theater industry in the Australian state of Queensland. Even as a youngster, Assange was known for being smart, moralistic, strong-willed, and always willing to defend the honor of others. Following his mother's second marriage to a musician when he was 8 years of age, Assange turned his attention to defending himself, as his new stepfather became dangerous and forced him and his family to live in secrecy, to the extent that they moved almost 40 times by the time he'd turned 14.
Once his personal situation had become safer, the homeschooled Assange tapped into his thrill-seeking side in a different way by experimenting with computer hacking. Apparently using "Mendax" as his alter ego, he and his hacker friends developed their technological prowess to such a point that they allegedly entered the networks of Nortel and a U.S. Pentagon command group in 1991. After offering a guilty plea to more than 20 charges, Assange escaped jail time because the case judge suspected that the young hacker's motives were more curiosity based than criminal.
julian assange attends the university of melbourne and joins wikileaksFollowing his narrow escape from serving jail time as a result of his adventures in computer hacking, Julian Assange created his own Australian ISP, coded his own open source software (mostly related to encryption) and was part of the writing team on the 1997 book Underground: Tales of Hacking, Madness and Obsession on the Electronic Frontier. He also enhanced his academic credentials by enrolling at the University of Melbourne and concentrating in math, physics, neuroscience, and philosophy. One of his academic highlights came when he participated in 2005 Australian National Physics Competition on behalf of his school, but ultimately his belief that fellow students were in cahoots with military branches led him to quit his studies early in 2006.
Assange's life began to change dramatically when he became part of the team that launched WikiLeaks. Created to unlock secrets and let the rest of the world eavesdrop and put pressure on "unjust systems," WikiLeaks debuted in 2006 and released its first document -- details of an assassination plot in Somalia -- by the end of that year.
In time, more documents followed that shed light on hot topics like the treatment of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and the inner workings of the Church of Scientology. In the fall of 2008, Sarah Palin became a target of Assange when WikiLeaks published private files from her webmail account. As the web traffic for WikiLeaks and its stories -- including coverage of a nuclear accident in Iran and suspicious loans in the midst of financial turmoil in Iceland -- increased, Assange, as the site's editor-in-chief, became the recipient of numerous honors. Among them were the 2008 Economist Index on Censorship Award and the 2009 Amnesty International Media Award. The former hacker had now made it as a worldwide media player.
julian assange releases american diplomatic cables and faces controversy2010 proved to be a red-letter year for Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. In the spring he spearheaded the release of a counterintelligence document that openly presented ways to put a plug in WikiLeaks. Following that piece of news, Assange made an even bigger splash by presenting the disturbing "Collateral Murder" video, which was taken from a 2007 airstrike in Baghdad. The video -- featuring the U.S. military firing at a group that included two international media -- received worldwide attention, as did the July release of nearly 100,000 files that were tied in with the war in Afghanistan.
As Assange broke new ground for WikiLeaks, he also faced personal controversy. In August he was investigated for allegations of sexual assault made by two Swedish women. When it appeared that the case might not be brought to trial, close to 400,000 Iraq War files and 10% of an unprecedented 250,000 diplomatic cables were released through WikiLeaks in November. Shortly thereafter, Assange was arrested in London on suspicion of the earlier sexual assault allegations -- while rumblings of a possible espionage case against him continue in the United States. As he lives in legal limbo with regular fears of being assassinated, Assange continues his work and his hold on the media. New Statesman chose him as one of "The World's 50 Most Influential Figures" in 2010, while readers of Time picked him as its 2010 "Person of the Year." Whether he's set free or put behind bars, it looks like it'll be hard to stop Julian Assange.


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Over the years, I interviewed Brian Barnard, who died earlier this month, a dozen times. For a guy who infuriated so many people, he was anything but a firebrand. Barnard would gently and patiently explain the complexities of whatever civil rights case he was pursuing to defendants, reporters, judges, politicians and panhandlers.
When the opposition bent the facts, Barnard never accused them of lying. Instead, he would say, "That statement is something other than the truth."
I was always surprised at how much Barnard annoyed Utah's conservative legislators when you consider he likely treasured their oft-invoked Constitution far more than they did. Maybe it was because Barnard applied the principles of the sacred Founding Fathers to bums, women, Indian tribes and what Utahns considered odd-ball religions.
Barnard aided the Summum religion (which has a pyramid on SLC's westside and believes in mummification of the dead) when it wanted its Seven Aphorisms to have the same visibility in public spaces as the Ten Commandments and he successfully worked with atheists to block the placement of 10-foot crosses on public property along Utah's highways—arguing a zany principle of separation of church and state—in Utah of all places. And he found time to defend the Girl Scouts' cookie sales in Lehi from being banned under a poorly written solicitation law.
One evening years ago, I was sitting near Barnard at a Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Commission hearing on revamping-- yet again--Utah's liquor laws. At one point, speaking as a taxpayer, he advised against a certain modification. "The Legislature can do anything it wants to, of course," Barnard allowed. "But you'll just bring me a lot of business."
At a legislative committee meeting later, a rookie lawmaker suggested his panel run the liquor-law changes by Barnard to save themselves a lot of trouble--since they regularly paid Barnard's bills when he won in court. The innocent's reward was icy silence from his colleagues. He was, of course, correct—his suggestion would have saved them a lot of heartburn.
I've begun collecting news items that I call "Things that would make Brian Barnard Smile." Here's one, an American Civil Liberties Union suit defending a non-denominational church's constitutional right to use public sidewalks to pass out literature challenging Mormon beliefs during the open house for the city's new LDS Church temple.
The Utah Legal Clinic that Barnard founded issued an apt epitaph on his passing:
A skilled attorney, Brian spent his career advocating for those who lacked a choice or the power to do so on their own. Among others, Brian represented homeless panhandlers, women denied access to a myriad of institutions on account of their gender, members of unpopular faiths, prisoners forced to live in deplorable conditions and victims of police brutality. We live in a more just world for his having been with us.


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These elegant and spacious suites are individually decorated with art deco furnishings and have a separated sitting room and walk-in closet. Both, the bedroom and the sitting room have a flat screen TV. Suites also features mini bar, safe and Wi-Fi connection. Marble bathroom offer large round Jacuzzi, luxurious Asprey's toiletries, slippers and fluffy bathrobes.
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Voluntary Evacuation Order Issued for Wildfire
A 1,200 acre fire south of Glenrock has prompted a voluntary evacuation order.
The Russells Camp fire is spreading to the East, and authorities are asking residents and recreationalists to get out of the area along Cold Springs Road from the junction with the old Fetterman Road South to the Albany County line.
150 firefighters are battling extreme conditions with high winds and rugged terrain and the fire is "zero percent" contained. Crews have pulled back to the Cold Springs Road, where they hope to make a stand against the fire.
The blaze is located in the Medicine Bow National Forest, about 32 miles south of Glenrock, and the smoke is visible from Casper.
The fire broke out Sunday, and the cause is still under investigation.
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FALSE. Cheese contains a ton of saturated fat, which typically raises unhealthy blood cholesterol levels and contributes to arterial plaque buildup. But Danish researchers found that eating cheese has a neutral effect on LDL ("bad") and total cholesterol blood levels, possibly because of the way it's digested by the body. The finding, however, does not give you the green light for reveling in Welsh rarebit and fondue: Cheese is loaded with calories (for instance, 114 for one tiny ounce of Cheddar).
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Cotton canvas is an excellent option for window coverings because of its natural drape, sheen and durable weave. We've added a playful polka-dot design to make it fun for kids' spaces.
- 44" wide; available in three lengths
- Pure cotton canvas.
- Embroidered with soft chenille polka dots.
- Blackout lining helps darken the room and adds drape to the panel.
- Layers beautifully with any of our sheer panels.
- Pole pocket with buttonholes.
- Pole pocket top construction allows hanging the panel directly from the pole pocket.
- Can also be hung with our metal round clips or from drapery hooks with our metal round rings; drapery hooks included, rings and clips sold separately.
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- A better night's sleep and more restful naps.
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- Woven lining adds to the drape of the panel.
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Display problems are among the most common difficulties people have when upgrading either Windows or their computers. Here are solutions to some common display problems.
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In the File Download dialog box, click Run, and then follow the steps in the wizard.
Your computer's display consists of two pieces of hardware: a video card (also known as a graphics card or display adapter), which is installed inside your computer, and the video monitor, where you see all the text and graphics your programs display. Windows uses drivers to work with these hardware devices. The majority of display problems are caused by incorrect, corrupted, or missing video drivers. Hardware failure or incorrect installation make up another set of problems, and external factors can also cause video problems.
If you have just installed Windows, or have changed your video card and are experiencing problems, the most likely cause is a missing or incorrect video driver. Most video cards will come with a disk that contains drivers and other software. Before you install it, check the information that came with the video card to be sure it supports your current version of Windows. If not, go to the manufacturer's website and download the most current driver for your version of Windows. For more information on drivers, see What is a driver?
Open Display Settings by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Appearance and Personalization, clicking Personalization, and then clicking Display Settings.
This is where you can find out what kind of video card and monitor your computer has. For more information on video cards, see Video cards: frequently asked questions.
There are two basic types of monitors: CRT (cathode ray tube) monitors and LCD (liquid crystal display) monitors. Both types produce sharp images, but LCD monitors have the advantage of being much thinner and lighter. CRT monitors are larger, heavier, require more desk space, and produce more heat than LCD models.
If you need to update the Windows device driver for your monitor, you'll need to know the brand and model, which is usually printed on a label on the back or bottom of the monitor.
When Windows is installed, it attempts to identify the hardware it is installed on. By default, if it doesn't recognize the video card in your computer, Windows will install a generic video driver. This generic driver usually does not provide the same level of support as a driver written specifically for the video card. To fix this problem, you need to install the correct driver for your video card. Go to your video card manufacturer's website to download a driver. You'll need to know the make and model of your video card. For more information on installing drivers, see Update a driver for hardware that isn't working properly.
CRT monitors are often more prone to outside interference than LCD monitors. Interference can be caused by devices that transmit radio frequencies (RF) (such as a baby monitor or CB radio), or devices that produce magnetic fields (such as a motor in an electric fan), or even by just having a tangle of power cables on or near the monitor.
Radio signals can interfere with the signal going between your computer and monitor, and in some cases can cause horizontal lines to appear, as well as other interference. To reduce interference, move the RF device away from the computer, or move the computer and monitor away from the device.
Moving magnetic fields (such as from an electric motor) can cause flickering when near a CRT screen. A static magnetic field, such as from your computer's speakers, can cause color shifts or incorrect colors in the area near the magnet. This color shift is caused by parts of the screen becoming magnetized. Occasionally the color shift will remain after you remove the source of magnetism. To help reduce or eliminate the color shift, you can use the degaussing option on most monitors. Most newer monitors automatically degauss when you turn them on, while older monitors might require you do to it manually. Most monitors have a button or menu option that enables you to degauss it manually. Degaussing a monitor will de-magnetize the inside of the monitor, removing the color shift. Unfortunately, if the monitor is exposed to the source of magnetism for too long, degaussing will not be able to clear it up, requiring you to repair or replace the monitor.
DirectX is a Windows technology that includes video, animation, and sound features, which help your computer get more performance out of multimedia programs such as games and movies. The DirectX Diagnostic Tool is designed to help you troubleshoot DirectX-related issues.
This tool can give you information about your system, such as memory and processor speed, as well as the installed version of DirectX, and whether it is operating correctly. For more information on DirectX, see DirectX: frequently asked questions. To use the DirectX Diagnostic Tool, see Run DirectX Diagnostic Tool.
Most video monitors have a specific range of resolution they can display. If you specify a value outside that range, it can cause the monitor to display incorrectly, or not at all. Normally when you change resolution, Windows will wait a short time for you to confirm that you want to keep the resolution. If you don't confirm, Windows will change the resolution back to its previous value. However, if you accidently confirm it, but the monitor cannot display the new resolution, you will need to restart Windows in Safe Mode and reset the resolution to one that can be displayed by the monitor. For more information, see Change screen resolution.
Windows uses a technology called ClearType to create more readable text on screen. On some monitors, you might want to turn ClearType on or off, or need to adjust it. For more information on turning on and adjusting ClearType, see Make text easier to read using ClearType. For detailed information on using ClearType, see ClearType: frequently asked questions.
Using two or more monitors on your computer can enhance your experience with using video games, spreadsheets, image-editing programs, or anything else that benefits from a larger screen size. For more information on installing additional monitors, search Help and Support for "multiple monitors."
Windows Vista uses the new, more stable Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM), which does not allow you to use more than one video driver when you use multiple monitors on a computer. Errors usually occur when you have more than one video card from different manufacturers, including any video support built into the motherboard on your computer.
To use multi-monitor support with more than one video card, all the cards must use the same driver. This usually means using the same video card, or different cards from the same manufacturer (provided that they use the same driver). Most new video cards enable you to set up two monitors using the single video card, so you don't have to use more than one card for two monitors. For more information on using your video card, go to the manufacturer's website. For more information on using multiple monitors, search Help and Support for "multiple monitors."
Yes, you can adjust the brightness and contrast of your monitor to improve the readability of text and images. For more information on how to do this, see Adjust your monitor's brightness and contrast.


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Princeton Caps Early-Season Schedule With Impressive Win At Brown Invite
Princeton won the three-day event with 1,024 points, while Yale (802) finished second. Brown (618) held off Dartmouth (538) for third.
The weekend also serves as the dual meets for Princeton against both Brown and Dartmouth, and the Tigers won both to get out to a 4-0 start for the season. The Tigers topped Dartmouth 208-92, and they topped Brown 198-101.
"What a great mid-season effort from our team," said head coach Susan Teeter. "[Assistant coach] Suzanne Yee and I are both pleased with the fight and energy we had."
Princeton placed three in the top seven in the mile, including a third-place finish for junior Maureen McCotter (16:51.36). Sophomore Damaris Iriondo placed sixth in 16:58.06, while freshman India Boland added a seventh-place time of 17:04.35.
A pair of freshmen battled for the 200 back, and Sada Stewart edged out classmate Shirley Wang for the victory. Stewart finished in 1:56.73, while Wang placed second in 1:58.33. Stewart now holds the second-fastest 200 back time at Princeton, while Wang moved to third on the list. Sophomore Courtney Ciardiello also reached the 'A' final, and she placed eighth in a time of 2:05.01.
In a potential showdown for the Ivy League title, which will be held Feb. 28-Mar. 2 at Princeton's DeNunzio Pool, Tiger junior Lisa Boyce took on Yale senior Alex Forrester in the 100 free final. Forrester held off the reigning Ivy champion in 49.12, while Boyce took second in 49.36. Freshman Mallory Remick gave Princeton two in the top five with her fifth-place time of 51.25.
Senior Sarah Furgatch placed third in the 200 breast in 2:17.17, while freshman Sarah Liang took eighth in 2:22.51. Emily Yu added a win in the 'B' final in 2:21.35. Princeton also added three in the top five in the 200 fly, including a second-place finish for Nguyen in 1:59.35. That swim put Nguyen into third on the all-time Princeton Top 10. Larson moved to fifth with her third-place time of 2:02.32, while senior Carter Stephens took fifth in the event in 2:02.74.
Princeton finished the event in style, winning the 400 free relay in 3:20.54. The quartet of Boyce, Remick, Stewart and Larson punctuated an ideal Tiger weekend in style.
The Tigers will return to the water early in 2013; they will host Villanova Jan. 4 at 3 pm.


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Reba Simmerson Shoaf
Published: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 2:48 p.m.
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SALISBURY | Reba Simmerson Shoaf, 90, of Salisbury, died Tuesday, March 26, 2013.
Her funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Central United Methodist Church, 200 Fourth St., Spencer, by the Rev. Don Mason of Central United Methodist Church and the Rev. Susan Bame of Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Mocksville. Burial will be private.
The family will receive friends after the funeral, and other times the family will be at the home of Lynn Hulin.
She was born March 16, 1923, in Forsyth County to Ann Owens Simmerson and Luther Bryant Simmerson. She was educated in Davidson County Schools and graduated from Rowan Cabarrus Community College with a degree as an LPN. Mrs. Shoaf worked as a seamstress at Belk and retired from the VA Medical Center. She was a caregiver to many, loved gardening and took pride in her yard. She was a member of Central United Methodist Church and the Morning Circle.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Hollis Wade Shoaf on Aug. 16, 1962; two brothers; one sister; and son-in-law S.W. Brown Jr.
Surviving are her children, Rebecca "Becky" Brown of Mocksville, Ann Ludwig and husband J.C. of Salisbury, Nancy Thomas and husband Larry of Sanford and Lynn Hulin and husband Jim of Linwood; grandchildren Susan Hanschu and Renee Sanders (Donnie), all of Mocksville, William Ludwig (Christa) of Rockwell, David Ludwig of Matthews, Jeremy Thomas (Amy) of Sanford, Leah Thomas of Raleigh, Eric Hulin (Mary) of Smithfield and Laura Gorman (Neal) of Lexington; and great-grandchildren Wesley Ludwig, Luke Thomas, Abby Thomas, Ava Hulin, Katie Gorman, Kendall Gorman and Alston Gorman.
The family wishes to express the deepest appreciation to Joyce Swinson at the Hope House Assisted Living for her care of our mother and to Cyndi Frasier who made her last two months special.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Central United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 203, Spencer, NC 28159.
Summersett Funeral Home is serving the Shoaf family.
Online condolences may be made at www.summersettfuneralhome.com.
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