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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Sep 19, 1978
|Filing date
|Jul 15, 1976
|Priority date
|Nov 21, 1974
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|Charles E. Entenmann
|Original Assignee
|Entenmann's Bakery, Inc.
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|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (23), Classifications (13)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a division of application Ser. No. 525,958 filed Nov. 21, 1974 which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,002,773 on Jan. 11, 1977.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to commercial food preparation and packaging and more particularly to a method for cooking and packaging bakery goods.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The conventional method for commercially baking and packaging individual bakery items such as cupcakes and muffins includes placing fluted paper liners or cups into individual molds of metal baking pans, usually having 36 molds per pan. A predetermined amount of batter is poured into each liner and the pans are placed in an oven heated to about 325� F - 350� F for baking for about 12-15 minutes. The pans are then removed from the oven and carried to racks for an allotted cooling period. After cooling the pans are taken to a moving conveyor onto which the cupcakes or muffins are dumped inspected, and iced. They are then lifted from the conveyor manually and individually placed into cartons for merchandising to the consumer.
After dumping the cupcakes or muffins, the baking pans are stacked and carried by hand to an area where they are inspected, washed, and prepared for further use.
The above process requires a high amount of labor and involves considerable handling of the individual baked goods resulting in significant rejection and undesirable exposure to contamination. It would be desirable, therefore, to eliminate individual handling of the bakery items as well as the operations involved in recycling the metal baking pans.
Other processing systems in the food handling art are described in the following U.S. patents. U.S. Pat. No. 2,761,785 to S. B. Steger shows an open-ended frozen food carton, having openings for paper cups to be filled with ice cream. The carton serves the multiple functions of a cup charging rack, a cold storage cup holder, a trade distribution carton, and a disposable retailer's display rack.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,507,668 to H. H. Bridgford discloses a boxlike, folded carton for frozen prepared dough that serves as a receptacle for the dough from its frozen storage state to its eventual baking by the consumer without removing the dough from the receptacle until it is ready to be cooled or to be eaten. The carton consists of a cardboard structure coated along the entire inner surface with a layer of aluminum foil. The cardboard may be of the solid, bleached sulphate type, the aluminum foil having a thickness of about 0.0003 inch.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,619,215 and No. 3,780,187 to J. C. Bard et al. and No. 2,686,129 to O. E. Selferth show "heat and serve" packaging trays for sausage or bacon. The trays are made of heavy aluminum sheet (e.g. 0.004 inch thickness) or of paperboard lined either with metal foil (e.g. aluminum foil) or heat grease resistant plastic coatings or laminates such as polycarbonates or trimethylpentene polymers.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,088,624 to C. M. Kinghorn et al. shows a tubular container made from spiral wrapped metal foil that serves as a merchandising package for items such as meat, biscuits, or the like and when unwrapped serves as a heating or baking utensil for such items. U.S. Pat. No. 3,141,400 to F. C. Powers describes an expandable metal cake pan that serves both as a merchandising container for premixed cake batter and subsequently as the baking container for use by the consumer. U.S. Pat. No. 2,271,921 J. M. Luker discloses an angel food cake package wherein the metal pan in which the cake was baked serves also as the merchandising package for sale to the consumer. U.S. Pat. No. 3,099,567 to D. H. Wallace et al. is directed to a combination food package, shipping, display and heat exchange container and serving tray for shucked oysters or other bivalves. The tray of this patent is made of heavy gauge thermoplastic material and contains an ice compartment to keep the oysters cold.
None of the above patents shows or suggests the use of a heat resistant paperboard tray having a plurality of openings for an equal number of paper baking liners as a support for said liners during successive steps of pouring batter into the liners, baking, icing and insertion into a sealable merchandising carton.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for cooking and packaging bakery products that requires minimum or no handling of the individual products.
It is another object of the invention to provide a method for baking simultaneously a predetermined number of bakery items and for packaging the items in a single carton without handling each item individually.
Another object of the invention is to provide an inexpensive, heat-resistant paperboard tray for use as a support and spacing means for a plurality of paper baking liners through successive steps of pouring batter, baking, icing and inserting into sealable merchandising cartons.
Still another object of the invention is to provide a method for positioning paper baking cups in a predetermined spaced arrangement on an inexpensive, heat-resistant, pasteboard tray for filling with batter, baking and installing in a final package without removing the cups from the tray.
Yet another object of the invention is to provide a method for preparing, baking, and packaging bakery products that is adapted to complete automation.
It is still another object of the invention to provide a two-level baking tray of heat resistant paperboard, the upper level having a plurality of openings for holding a corresponding number of pleated paper baking liners in spaced relation with their bottoms supported by the lower level, the distance of the upper level above the lower level being sufficient to prevent dislodgement of the liners during subsequent filling, baking and packaging operations but not so great as to allow the liner to bulge out below the upper level when filled with batter causing the cooked bakery item to become jammed in the tray.
The method of the present invention comprises generally the steps of providing double-layer trays of heat resistant paperboard, the trays having a predetermined number of spaced openings in the upper layer, positioning paper baking cups in the openings in each tray with the bottoms of the cups resting on the bottom layers of the trays, introducing a predetermined amount of batter into each cup, transporting the trays of batter-filled cups to an oven for baking at a predetermined temperature for a predetermined time sufficient to fully cook the batter, removing the trays of baked goods from the oven; inserting each tray of baked goods into a protective carton; and closing and sealing the carton ready for delivery to the consumer.
If desired, the method may include the steps of cooling the baked goods in the trays after removal from the oven and decorating the tops of the cooled goods before inserting the trays in the cartons.
As stated above, the paperboard tray should be heat resistant. Preferably its upper surface should be foil covered so that any batter or icing spills will not soak into the paperboard to cause an unsightly stain on the tray when the goods are in the merchandising display package. The foil coating may also reflect heat into the batter-filled cups for more uniform baking of the product.
In addition to being heat resistant, it is also desirable that the paperboard be formulated so as not to emit fumes when subjected to the baking process that would change the flavor of the finished product.
A preferred embodiment of the tray comprises a rectangular one-piece blank folded to form a two-layer, open-ended tray having at least one opening in the upper layer sized to snugly accept a corresponding pleated paper baking liner with its bottom supported by the lower layer of the tray. The spacing between the upper and lower layers is sufficient to prevent dislodgment of the liner during subsequent steps of filling, baking and packaging but not so high that the liner will bulge below the upper layer when filled with batter and cause the subsequently baked item to become jammed in the tray and difficult to remove without damage. The optimum height of the upper layer above the lower layer is about three-fourths inch for most applications.
The above and other features and objects of the invention will be more fully explained in connection with the preferred embodiments illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a step-by-step simplified illustration of the baking and packaging method of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of one embodiment of a fold-up tray for practicing the method of the invention.
FIG. 3 is a cross section of cup cakes in paper liners in a pasteboard tray taken along lines 3--3 of FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a final package of baked goods resulting from the method of the invention.
FIG. 5 is a cross section of the sealed package of baked goods taken along lines 5--5 of FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an alternate arrangement of a fold-up tray for practicing the method of the invention.
The steps of the preferred method of the invention are illustrated in FIG. 1, continuing in sequence from upper left to lower right. In the first step, a two-layer paperboard tray 10 has been erected from a flat-folded blank and placed at a first station on a flat conveyor of conventional design (not shown to avoid unnecessary detail). The tray is folded from a single piece of paperboard to form an upper layer 11, a lower layer 12 and two sides 13 and 14. The plurality of openings 15 are punched through the upper layer in predetermined spaced relation, depending on the number, size and shape of bakery items desired for a single merchandising package. Tray 10, for example, has six openings and is suitable for a package of half a dozen cupcakes or muffins.
The tray is then transported by the conveyor to a second station where pleated paper baking cups or liners 16 are inserted through the openings in the upper layer of the tray, one cup per opening, so that the bottoms of the cups rest on the lower layer of the tray. The liners are the same as those used in the conventional baking process with metal pans and are made preferably of 30 lb. test solid bleached sulphate grease-proof paper. The paper liners can be either plain or foil-laminated, if desired. Typical foil thickness is approximately 0.0003 inch, and the foil is applied to the outside surface of the liner only.
After the liners are positioned in the openings, the tray advances to a third station underneath a reservoir 17 filled with batter and having a plurality of delivery spouts 18 equal in number and spacing to the liners in the tray. A predetermined amount of batter 19 is delivered simultaneously from each spout to the corresponding baking cup beneath it, and the tray of batter-filled cups than proceeds to an oven 20 where the batter is baked for a predetermined time at a predetermined temperature. For cupcakes the baking time may be typically 12 to 15 minutes at 325� F to 350� F.
Following the baking step, the tray with the now fully cooked cupcakes is transported from the oven to a cooling station for a predetermined time. Then the tray moves to a sixth station underneath another reservoir 21 containing icing and also equipped with a plurality of spouts 22. Spouts 22 are equal in number and spacing to the cupcakes on the tray, and a predetermined amount of icing is deposited simultaneously on the top of each cupcake when the tray is positioned under reservoir 21. After icing, the tray of completed cupcakes moves to a loading station where the cupcakes may be inspected, and then the full tray is inserted into a delivery and display carton 24, which is then closed and sealed ready for purchase by a consumer.
The foregoing description demonstrates that the method of using a paperboard tray to serve as a carrier for a plurality of baked goods for the entire process from the pouring of the batter through baking, cooling, decorating, inspecting and final packaging reduces significantly the amount of hand labor required. In particular, the need for removing individual baked items from the previous metal baking pans and for handling the items individually through the inspecting, icing and packaging steps has been eliminated. Also eliminated, of course, is the entire cycle of operations performed on the pans themselves (i.e. stacking, washing, inspecting, etc.).
Furthermore, the method of the present invention is particularly adapted to completely automated production. In such an operation, cases of flat-folded trays are delivered to the feed hopper of a setup machine that automatically erects the trays and places them on a conveyor. Another machine then inserts the liners into each tray, the trays move forward at a predetermined rate to an automatic batter pouring station, and the filled trays then enter an oven sized to provide sufficient baking time in relation to the conveyor rate. The icing step is also automated in the same manner as the batter pouring step, and the trays are inserted automatically into cartons that have been set up from a flat blank by an automatic forming machine. A final machine then closes and seals the box for complete protection.
The batter and icing stations have been described as delivering from a single reservoir simultaneously to all cups on a tray. Since the conveyor line speed will normally be limited by the oven size, it will usually be sufficient to have a single row of batter and icing spouts arranged transversely to the line of travel of the conveyor. If desired, each spout can be fed from a separate reservoir so that different flavors of batter and icing can be provided for cupcakes in a single package.
FIGS. 2 and 3 illustrate one form of tray made from a single rectangular paperboard blank. In this example the blank is first punched with two columns of three openings extending parallel to the short sides of the blank, with the center line between the columns displaced to one side of the center of the long dimension of the blank. One column of openings is punched clean and the other column, closest to the end of the blank is punched only partially. The circular tabs of partially punched openings are scored for folding on two parallel lines, one fold downward on line 24 at the connection of the tab to the blank and the second fold on line 25 at distance equal to the intended height of the erected blank, the two folds separating each tab into a wall portion 26 and a base portion 27.
The blank is also scored for four fold lines to form the upper layer 11, the two sides 13 and 14, and the lower layer 12. As shown in the figures, lower layer 12 is composed of a short end flap 28 and a longer end flap 29. The upper faces (when folded) of the two end flaps are then glued to the under surfaces of the base portions 28 of each circular tab. The finished trays can be folded flat for shipment and easily erected for use. When erected, the wall portions 26 of the circular tabs act as central partitions to provide increased stiffness to the tray.
If unsupported, the pleated wall of a typical baking liner will tend to bulge outward in a region slightly above the bottom of the liner when it is filled with fluid batter as a result of the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the batter. An important feature of the double-layer tray disclosed herein is that the upper layer is spaced above the layer at a height predetermined to provide maximum support to the liner walls, as shown in FIG. 3. The optimum spacing is about three-fourths inch for most baking applications, although it may be increased for particularly large items such as a pound cake, for example. It is important that the height of the upper layer of the tray above the lower layer be so great that the liners will bulge out in the space between the layers, making it difficult for the consumer to remove the bakery items from the tray without damage to the baked goods.
A preferred material for the trays is 0.018 inch solid bleached sulfate board weighing approximately 67 pounds per thousand square feet and containing approximately 20 percent titanium dioxide pigment for brightness. The top liner of the board is clay coated to resist grease stains; the bottom liner, which forms the inside surface of the finished tray, can be untreated.
As mentioned earlier, the outer surface of the tray may have a foil lamination (preferably 0.0003 inch thick) attached by a suitable adhesive, such as Bordens LB-4340. The foil produces an attractive shiny surface that is not stained by drops or spills of batter or icing.
An important feature of the above type of paperboard is that it resists temperatures as high as 400� F for at least the usual baking times without chemically degrading or changing color.
FIGS. 4 and 5 illustrate the appearance of the tray of cupcakes in the final sealed package, which normally will have a transparent window 30 in the top of the box to facilitate consumer choice. The importance of having an attractive, fresh-looking tray for the goods can thus be fully appreciated. As shown in FIG. 5, the tray should be sized to fit snugly within the box, thereby contributing the additional advantage of protecting the contents from shifting and consequent damage.
Referring to FIG. 6, one can see that still another advantage of using an inexpensive paperboard tray for both baking and packaging bakery items is that a wide variety of shapes and sizes is possible without the expense of a large inventory of special types of metal baking pans. In FIG. 6 a two-layer tray 31 of the same type as shown in FIG. 2 has one column of two square openings 32 and a second column of one square opening 32 and one oval opening 33. The potential for novel and interesting merchandising assortments is literally endless. In addition, the method is adaptable for use with individual bakery items weighing from 1 ounce to one pound, or even more if desired.
The type of tray illustrated in the drawings is preferred because it folds flat to take up minimum storage space prior to use and because it provides maximum access for the heated air in the oven to contact and circulate around the baking liners for uniform heat transfer to the batter. The method can also be practiced using trays of suitable molded heat resistant sheet plastic or paper material having spaced indentations of the proper size and shape for supporting corresponding baking liners.
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May 9, 2007, 11:06 AM
I have a Smith & Wesson model 10-6 .38 speacial. Will this gun handel +P ammo without any ill effects? Or should I just shoot standard ammo and keep the +P stuff for defense?
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May 9, 2007, 11:14 AM
All Day, Every Day. Use The +p All You Want. Jp
May 9, 2007, 11:18 AM
Like Jim said, your M10 can take a steady diet of .38 Special +Ps. It's basically the same frame like the M13, chambered for .357 Magnum.
May 9, 2007, 11:25 AM
Just make sure it's REALLY a Model 10 and not a pre-10 M&P.
The model number will be visible inside the frame above the cylinder pivot when the cylinder is opened. If there's a "Model 10(-nn)" there with the "nn" being a number of some sort (5, 10, etc.) you're good. If there's just the serial number, stick with standard velocity. +P won't blow it up, but it'll wear an M&P faster.
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May 9, 2007, 07:07 PM
If it is actually designated a Model 10, i.e., has "Mod 10" stamped in the frame's yoke cutout, it is made after 1957 and is OK for +P.
May 9, 2007, 08:41 PM
In the mid-70s the FBI worked developing the 158 gr LSWCHP+P which is known as the "FBI Load". The gun issued to FBI agents at that time was the pencil barrel Model 10. So yes, the Model 10 will stand up to the +P, provided the gun is in sound working order and doesn't have something wrong with it.
May 9, 2007, 10:29 PM
I propose that we officially designate this topic as "The Terminator" because it simply will not die.
Once again, here's a photo of my 1942 Military & police .38 Special with just some of the many hundreds of +P and +P+ rounds that I have fired through it without effect. Please note that this revolver is not Post-War manufacture (often used as the measure for +P) nor is it model-marked (another popular measure) and if I were to call S&W and ask I would be warned of all manner of catastrophe should I dare to fire in the gun even a single round of that Earth shaking, ground-pounding, teeth-rattling, grand poobah of .38 Special loads, the factory +P. (Which whomps up a heart-stopping 925 FPS! WOW! I think I just wet myself at the very idea of a bullet moving at that velocity!)
If it says .38 Special on ammo box, and it says .38 Special on the gun, all will be just fine because no ammo company in the world would sell any ammo that would cause damage.
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May 10, 2007, 01:51 AM
+P(1) to the information Saxonpig gave. According to my 35 or 40 year old S&W ballistics booklet that came with my model 15, a standard load 158gr lead had a velocity of 910fps, a 158+P lead had a velocity of 1050fps. It appears that today's +P load was yesterdays standard load. The old booklet also shows the 38spl 125gr jacketed +P bullets stepping out at 1350fps. About 95% of my reloads for my S&Ws are 158gr swc at the "old" standard velocity, or mabe a tad less, and have some to the old +P velocity. I can not afford to buy much factory ammo. I use these loads in my 15s, 14, 19, and the one J frame I own. And they are very accurate. Just some thoughts. Old 112
May 10, 2007, 08:18 AM
Don't forget that some of those old velocities, particularly from years ago, weren't figured from the actual guns but were from sealed pressure barrels of various lengths of 8" to 10". Actual velocities from guns were less than advertised. Velocities today are often figured from vented barrels. Also can't always go by velocity alone to equate to pressure. Usually a rd that is +P will give higher velocity but doesn't always mean so.
May 10, 2007, 11:16 AM
if it's a 10-6, it is not an M&P!!!!
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"I'm just taking it a day at a time," the rookie goaltender said before Saturday night's game against London at Erie Insurance Arena.
Dansk missed time in the preseason while recovering from a knee injury suffered in the summer while playing for his native Sweden's national junior team at USA Hockey's National Junior Evaluation Camp in Lake Placid, N.Y. So Dansk still is working on his timing.
"It's something I work on every day. You get better and better every day," said Dansk, who believes he produced a solid overall effort in his first five games of the season. He entered his outing against the Knights with a 2-3-0-0 record, 4.51 goals-against average and .891 save percentage. He surrendered 19 goals on 110 shots in his losses to Niagara, London and Ottawa.
Yet he stopped 81-of-83 shots in wins against Brampton and Peterborough.
"It's up to me to prove myself," said Dansk, who added that his return to full strength was slowed by "different opinions from different people" regarding his rehabilitation.
But he's ready to play now. And on Saturday, he was ready to face the Knights, who scored seven goals on 39 shots against him in London Sept. 21.
"I'm really pumped," he said. "We're looking to rebound."
Sherry Bassin, Otters managing partner and general manager, isn't concerned about Dansk's inconsistent start early this season.
Besides the knee injury and subsequent slow rehabilitation, Bassin said, goaltending coach Peter Sidorkiewicz was unable to work with Dansk and backup Devin Williams on the ice until this past Tuesday. The ongoing renovations at the downtown arena forced the Otters to settle for an abbreviated practice schedule in previous weeks. Yet Ian Clark, the Columbus Blue Jackets' goaltending coach, is scheduled to arrive in Erie today to work with Dansk, the NHL club's second-round pick in the draft this past June.
"He's still not there," Bassin said of Dansk. "He's getting there."
Better yet, Bassin said, "the players love playing in front of him."
- News and notes: Scott Howson, the Blue Jackets' executive vice president of hockey operations and general manager, attended both games this weekend to watch Dansk play. ... The Otters scratched Anthony Cortellessa (flu) and Dane Fox (broken foot). Liam Maaskant, Justin Felker and Mitch Eisenberg were healthy scratches. Maaskant and Eisenberg haven't dressed for a game this season. ... Coach Dan Bylsma and former forward Bill Guerin headlined a group of Pittsburgh Penguins officials at the game.
VICTOR FERNANDES can be reached at 870-1716 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/goeriehockey. Read the Shootout hockey blog at GoErie.com/blogs/shootout.


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First Ethicon Gynecare Prolift Vaginal Mesh Lawsuit Goes to Trial
By Christina Drury
As of 2010, there were approximately 60 women who had sought legal advice and assistance from lawyers specializing in vaginal mesh lawsuits. Each woman filed a lawsuit alleging they suffered severe complications from the Gynecare Prolift. The complications that were listed in the vaginal mesh implant lawsuits included:
- Bleeding
- Infections
- Mesh Erosion
- Pain during sexual intercourse
- Pelvic Pain
- Urinary Problems
A study published August 2010 in the medical publication Journal of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists revealed that the Gynecare Prolift vaginal mesh implant was experiencing a high rate of mesh erosion with little to no improvement in the rate of success in curing the patient's condition. In July of 2011, the FDA issued a warning to the public about the potentially serious side effects that transvaginal mesh implants could cause. The FDA also said vaginal mesh products do not provide any advantage over more conventional surgical procedures that are used to treat pelvic organ prolapse.
Ethicon Stops Commercialization of Implants
After several complaints and lawsuits filed against them for vaginal mesh implant side effects, Johnson & Johnson announced that Ethicon would be removing several of the Gynecare Prolift devices from the medical market in June of 2012. Earlier that same month, the lawyers representing Ethicon sent notices to Southern District of West Virginia Judge Joseph R. Goodwin and New Jersey Superior Court Judge Carol E. Higbee to inform them that they planned to stop the commercialization of the following vaginal mesh implants:
- Gynecare Prolift
- Prolift+M
- Prosima
- TVT Secur
Johnson & Johnson did not admit to any defects nor did they offer any sort of reimbursement to customers. There was no recall on any of their products; they simply stopped making them. J&J claimed that their decision to pull the products was out of commercial concern. This decision to cease making these products saved the company from having to complete further testing as requested by the FDA.
How to Seek Compensation
If you or someone you know received a transvaginal mesh implant or bladder sling and suffered from any severe complication as a result, you may be eligible to receive compensation. For legal advice and more information, please visit our Transvaginal Mesh, Vaginal Sling, Vaginal Mesh and Bladder Sling Class Action Lawsuit Investigation page. Depending on the severity of your side effects, you may receive compensation for medical costs, pain and suffering and more.
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On Feb. 25, the Junior League of Huntsville goes Hollywood, as it rolls out the red carpet for the fourth annual Soiree.
Enjoy a party with the stars at the sumptuous soiree that includes bidding, music and fun.
From 7 to 10:30 p.m., Hollywood will be brought to Huntsville at The Jackson Center.
Guests in casual chic attire will walk the red carpet, and have fun with door prizes and games.
The auction is the evening's brightest star, and will feature everything from sports items to jewelry to home decor. With electronics, clothes, travel, and so much more, there will be something to please everyone.
"This party will be one that you won't want to miss," said Allison Click, auction chair. "You'll get the feeling of Hollywood without ever leaving Huntsville. And you can bid on all these terrific items, while raising money for the real stars, the Junior League's many community projects."
The Junior League is committed to promoting volunteerism and helping the Huntsville community. It is active with Girls Inc, the Children First Committee, the Huntsville Madison County Public Library and several other groups.
Tickets are $45, and the event will feature a cash bar. Tickets may be purchased online at jlhuntsville.com.


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- How do I get a refund?
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- When is my bill due?
- What if I can't pay my bill by the due date? (financial holds, registration holds, late fees, etc.)
- How do I verify my tuition and fee charges are correct?
- What should I do if my financial aid, assistantship, or fellowship has not paid to my account?
- Can I get a receipt of payment?
- What can I do if I think my payment has been returned or rejected by the University?
- How do I read my student account and/or bill?
- How do I print or forward a copy of my bill?
- 1. How will I be billed?
- All currently-enrolled students are sent an email to their University email address when billing statements are available online at your student account.
Paper billing statements will only be mailed to those students who do not have University e-mail accounts, to those who are not currently registered, and to senior citizens. All other students will receive notification at their University e-mail account when their bill is ready to view. You will be directed to a Web address to view and/or print your billing statement. This billing statement is a snap shot of your student account as of the statement date. Transactions after the billing date will not be reflected until the following statement.
You can download and print a paper copy of your billing statement online at your student account.
Billing statements are sent to you monthly starting the first week of the term. Click for more information on billing statements, due dates, or where & how to pay. If you have questions about your billing statement, please contact One Stop Student Services.
- 2. What are my payment options?
- Paying online is the fastest and most convenient way to pay. Log in to view billing statements and make a payment selection (student, parent/guest). Online payments can be made by electronic transfer of the payment amount from your bank savings or checking account at no additional charge. We cannot accept check-cards or debit cards.
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- You are eligible for a credit balance refund only if you have an eligible credit balance on your student account. The refund (if any) will be direct deposited to your checking or savings account. If you haven't already, you will need to sign up for direct deposit by going to direct deposit online. Credit balances are direct deposited approximately three times per week. If you prefer to have your refund mailed to you please contact One Stop Student Services. Refund checks are not issued in person and require a minimum of 10 business days for processing.
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I'm a parent. How do I get a copy of my student's bill?
Once your student has granted you the Student Account level of access, you can view recent billing statements and make online payments. Log in to Parent/Guest Access.
Several payment options are available.
- 6. When is my bill due?
- See Payment Due Dates for the billing and due dates.
All classes for the term are billed together. Although a class may not begin until the second half of the term (sometimes called a 'B term' class), or may meet for just a day or two (e.g., a summer workshop), the corresponding charges are included in your current bill. You should pay the amount listed on your billing statement by the due date, regardless of when the class occurs in the term.
- 7. What if I can't pay my bill by the due date? (financial holds, registration holds, late fees, etc.)
- You may pay by installments during fall and spring semesters (excludes May/Summer term) unless your financial aid pays your bill in full. A $20 per semester installment/re-billing fee is charged to your account for paying by the installment plan. If the total amount is not received by the first billing due date, you will be subject to a late fee of $40 unless you are enrolled in the installment payment plan. Non-degree students are not eligible for the installment payment plan. The minimum amount due will be posted on MyU and must be paid to avoid additional charges. Late fees may be charged to your account if you do not pay at least the minimum due by the bill due date.
For degree-seeking students, your current term registration will not be canceled, but future registration may be canceled if your bill remains unpaid. Non-degree students who do not pay in full by their billing due date will have their current term registration canceled. If you were in collection and on a specific payment plan, your classes may be canceled if you do not pay based on the schedule of your payment plan—contact One Stop Student Services immediately if this occurs. However, a financial hold will be added to your student account which will prohibit you from registering for classes and getting official transcripts or diplomas. You may make partial payments at any time. If you still owe at the end of the term, contact Student Financial Services to set up a payment plan. For more information, see Consequences of non-payment.
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- Refer to Costs, tuition & fees for the rates and a breakdown of charges. If you have a question about tuition and fee charges on your account, contact One Stop Student Services.
Common tuition and fee questions include:
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- 9. What should I do if my financial aid has not paid to my student account?
- If your financial aid has not been paid to your student account, check your Financial Aid Status to see if additional documentation is required. For more information, contact One Stop Student Services.
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- You can view and print copies of current and prior monthly billing statements at your student account. Up-to-date balances and financial transaction information is also available at your student account and you may print a copy of the information if you need to show a receipt of payment to a third party.
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- If your bank returns any check or e-check written to the University, call Student Financial Services at 218-726-7511. Your University account will be charged $20 for each returned item. Refer to the glossary terms below for descriptions of when or why a payment may be returned.
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- Below are glossary terms and definitions to help you understand entries you may find in your student account and billing statement.
Account (account term). Displays postings to your account for a specific semester.
Account closed. A previously active account has been closed by action of the customer or the RFDI.
Charges (debits). Lists the amount of the charge for the transaction.
Date range. The start and end dates (range) for the transactions you are requesting.
Description. Explains the type of transaction.
Due date. Indicates the billing due date that applies to this transaction.
Insufficient funds. The available and/or cash reserve balance is not sufficient to cover the dollar value of the debit entry.
Invalid account number. The account number structure is not valid, the entry may fail the check digit validation, or it may contain an incorrect number of digits.
No account/Unable to locate account. The account number structure is valid and passes the check digit validation, but the account number does not correspond to the individual identified in the entry, or the account number designated is not an open account.
Non-transaction account. The ACH entry destined for a non-transaction account would include (1) and account against which transactions are prohibited or limited (e.g., Regulation D); or, (2) a pass-through where entry is for a credit union or thrift organization, and Regulation E descriptive requirements cannot be met.
Payments (credits/adjustments). Lists the amount of a payment or other credit for the transaction. Credits to your account are shown in parentheses.
Payment stopped or Stop payment. The receiver of a recurring debit transaction has the right to stop payment on any specific ACH debit. A stop payment order shall remain in effect until the earliest of the following occurs: a lapse of six months from the date of the stop payment order, payment of the debit entry has been stopped, or the receiver withdraws the stop payment order.
Posted date. The date a transaction was posted to your account. The same posted date appears on your billing statement.
RFDI not qualified to participate. Bank is not a member of the NACHA network.
Routing number/Check digit error. The routing number of the receiver's financial institution is incorrect. For checking accounts, you must use the routing number from an actual check and not a deposit slip from a checking account. Also, you cannot use credit card "convenience checks", equity line-of-credit checks, or investment account checks to make an online payment. For savings accounts, contact your bank for the accurate routing and account number for ACH/EFT withdrawals.
Term. Designates which semester is assigned to the transaction, to allow for sorting by term.
Term balance. The total of all charges and credits for the specific term you are reviewing.
Total balance. The total of all the charges and credits that are posted to your account, including any that have not yet been billed. A credit (overpayment) will be in parentheses.
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- Start by logging in (students: Student Account. Parents: Parent/Guest Access and select 'Student Account'). Next, click 'Pay now'.
At the Billing & payment page, use the dropdown menu to select a recent billing statement. The bill will open as a PDF in a separate window. In the PDF window, click 'Print' or press CTRL+P for a paper copy of the bill. Click 'Save' if you want to download an electronic copy for your records. Saving the PDF also lets you attach the file to an email to be forwarded to others.


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Delonte West administered a self-described "Wet Willie" to Jazz guard Gordon Hayward during Utah's 123-121 triple overtime win over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night. West received a technical foul from the officials, a benching from Mavs coach Rick Carlisle, boos from the Utah fans and a dressing down from the Jazz announcers--but was not ejected from the game--for the immature act. Discipline from the NBA office may be next.
"What is that about? That is the low of lows of sportsmanship," Jazz announcer Craig Bolerjack said. "I don't know if I've ever seen that in professional sports. A finger in the ear?"
"I was giving him a Wet Willie, that's all,'' West said, per the Dallas Morning News.
Technically, it wasn't a Wet Willie since there was no saliva on West's finger as he inserted into Hayward's ear.
"I went over the line," West said. "I saw some lint in his hair, and I wanted to get it out for him. Seriously, we were like two warriors out there. But I forgot the NBA is a gentlemen's game. They want us to battle and scrap, but they want us to do it nicely. ..."
"It's just part of the game,'' he added.
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Schlitterbahn Waterparks and Resorts delayed the opening of the world's tallest water slide again while more safety tests are performed, but as Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) shows us, they took fans on a virtual ride while they wait for their turn.
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on January 17, 2013 - 6:20 AM
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At least for a night, Manti Te'o eclipsed Lance Armstrong's much-awaited confession as the grandest story of deception in sports.
How much Te'o, the highly touted Notre Dame linebacker, was involved in the invention of a fictitious dead girlfriend or whether he intentionally propagated the inspirational story line for publicity purposes – perhaps to get an edge in the Heisman Trophy race – is unclear.
But with Te'o considered by draft analysts to be a player the Buffalo Bills might select with the eighth overall pick in April, the outrageous hoax revealed on Wednesday by Deadspin.com should affect what happens at One Bills Drive.
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper's most recent mock draft projected Te'o to the Bills because linebacker is a position of need, and Te'o is the best in this year's class. ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay also has forecasted Te'o to Buffalo.
Scouts Inc. rates Te'o the seventh-best player of any position in the draft.
"The Bills really need help at interior linebacker, where Kelvin Sheppard is a good player, but won't become a great one," Kiper wrote before the Deadspin story came out. "Te'o doesn't have elite athleticism, but he has elite instincts, elite intangibles and will become the leader of a defense by the end of training camp.
"He makes the Buffalo run defense better immediately, and very quietly was second in the nation in interceptions, showing great awareness in his drops – and good hands – against the pass. He may not end up this high, but I'm sold on him as a high-level NFL middle linebacker."
After Te'o's late girlfriend was revealed to be fake, Kiper wrote: "Based on the hoax story that circulated today, Te'o will face some tough questions in the coming days, and certainly at the NFL combine. At this point, however, it's difficult to determine what if any impact this kind of thing will have."
Te'o claimed in a statement Wednesday afternoon that he was an unwitting victim of the hoax.
Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick said on Wednesday evening that, based on a report from an investigative firm hired by the school, he believes Te'o was duped into an online relationship with the woman whose death was then faked by the perpetrators of the hoax.
"Nothing about what I have learned has shaken my faith in Manti Te'o one iota," Swarbrick said.
One of the more moving stories of the college football season was Te'o valiantly coping with the deaths of his grandmother and girlfriend within days of each other. His grandmother did die. But girlfriend Lennay Kekua didn't exist, let alone die from leukemia that was detected while in the hospital after a car accident.
The Deadspin report alleges a friend of Te'o is the culprit of the con.
"This is incredibly embarrassing to talk about, but over an extended period of time, I developed an emotional relationship with a woman I met online," Te'o said in his statement. "We maintained what I thought to be an authentic relationship by communicating frequently online and on the phone, and I grew to care deeply about her.
"To realize that I was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies was, and is, painful and humiliating."
Much of the details in the Deadspin report and a review of information Te'o and his family apparently provided television networks and publications over the months don't jibe with the linebacker's explanation on Wednesday.
Te'o has spoken in interviews about how he met Kekua, a student at Stanford, outside the stadium after a game. He has said that her last words to him were "I love you."
Te'o was on the cover of Sports Illustrated and was a favorite subject of national broadcasts as Notre Dame remained unbeaten entering the BCS title game against Alabama. Te'o looked awful against the Crimson Tide, but he already had established himself as the Fighting Irish's latest gridiron warrior. He finished second in Heisman voting to Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, tying for the most votes by a pure defensive player in Heisman history.
Whether he meant to dupe the public or not, the story line about his nonexistent girlfriend almost certainly helped him gain popularity and, had the ruse not been foiled, substantial sponsorship money.
Unless the Bills scratch Te'o from their draft board, they'll have no choice but to ask him to elaborate on this sordid tale when they meet in the coming weeks.
How Te'o responds – with the help of rehearsed talking points polished by his agent and, likely, a crisis-control specialist – could determine whether he's a candidate to suit up for the Bills and how far he tumbles down the draft board.
Character counts in the NFL draft process. Te'o's disappointing performance in the national title game was bad enough, but this fiasco may torpedo his draft stock.
For Buffalo's front office – desperate to change its losing culture under new President Russ Brandon and new coach Doug Marrone – to consider drafting Te'o eighth overall seems highly unlikely.
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The Jayhawks closed the season 14-14 with an 80-66 home victory Wednesday against Ancilla College.
In his final game, sophomore Delvon Brown went 9-of-15 from the floor and hit all three free throws to finish with a team-high 22 points. He also added 12 rebounds.
Asa Wyers added 14 points and Jalin Gross had 13 points for MCC, which finished 5-11 in conference play.
The women's game was canceled. The Jayhawks play in the state tournament starting Tuesday against an opponent yet to be announced.
BASEBALL: The Jayhawks split a pair of games Wednesday on their spring trip, losing to Southeastern Community College 8-7 and winning the nightcap 3-2 in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Brad Keller pitched six innings for the win and Bryant Westra got the save in MCC's victory. Ty Devine had three hits and Cale Gould had a single and double for the Jayhawks.
In the opener, Chris Williams had a single and two doubles, Travis Cohoon belted a three-run homer and had two hits along with Greg Chulski and Drew Johnson. One of Johnson's hits was an inside-the-park home run.
MCC (3-4) faces Mercyhurst Northeast in a doubleheader Thursday.
SOFTBALL: The Jayhawks split a doubleheader Wednesday with Pearl River Community College in their final games in Mississippi before traveling to Louisiana to wind up their spring trip.
MCC (3-5) won the opener against Pearl River 5-4 and lost the nightcap 10-1 in five innings.
In the opener, Taylor Sanicki tied the game with a two-run homer and Megan VanderWal plated the go-ahead run with a double in the sixth inning. Kaytlin Wozniak scattered seven hits to improve her record to 2-1.
In the nightcap, MCC was no-hit through four innings and scored its lone run on doubles by Sanicki and Kayti Carlson in the fifth.
MCC finishes its spring trip with a doubleheader Thursday against LSU-Eunice.


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Couple breathes new life into ministry through inclusion
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KEARNEYSVILLE — From his desk, Shawn Coley looks like any other 33-year-old. A gray hooded sweatshirt hangs loosely atop a pair of jeans....
Major, kids are leaving the church after they grow up due to intolerance. Having friends they know all of their life that announce they are gay suddenly become a disliked group. They are becoming more and more educated and parents can't shelter them from truth about the world and its origins through science and history. It was easy to believe in these things and keep church membership up when kids only learned what was in church in small community schools. Sounds like this guy is at least trying. I seriously doubt teabillies would enjoy that environment anyway. Sounds too accepting.
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Major, every time I read any comment you leave its negative. Why don't you go attend the church one morning. Im sure everything yours saying about this Pastor is completely wrong. He was a Pastor before he turned the church around. This young man has done wonders with the community. You don't know alot, so don't judge someone because your believes may be different. Your the perfect example of whats wrong with people today. Just don't know when to shut up.
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@wvgrad..I have also wondered why majoritarian is always so negative with her posts. Sorta feel sorry for her, since she has to have somesort of a problem. Anyway I feel this young couple or any young ones going to Church today is wonderful. This young couple have started their own Church here and are welcoming all to join them. Proud of both of them. May God Bless them and their Church.
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Accepting people and having them come to your church is what all Christians should want. But we are to come to change and let go of sinful behavior no matter what it is. So it's not intolerant for a church to teach against sin whatever it is. I don't know about this church so I'm speaking in general. Hopefully they are teaching against various sins for people to change and not stay the way we are in order to gain membership and have a feel good thing rather than a life change. And yes racism is very rampant in the church. I'm glad the church I attend has white members and I hope to have more of various races worship with us.
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History shows that Christianity can readily spawn new forms to fit changing cultural conditions, although its ponderous bulk tends to do so slowly and grudgingly. Christian scriptures and history are so full of contradictory ideas that the religion can be (and has been) bent to fit a broad range of personal, political, and community needs. All one has to do is decide to give greater weight and credence to one idea than another, and voila, yet another customized Christianity is born.
We can only hope that eventually all the dark veils of superstition and dogmatism are pulled back from all religions, and we can discard them as unnecessary and burdensome crutches, relics of human ignorance, and brakes on human progress.
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This is a great and exciting thing this couple and ministry is doing, and I'm happy that God's using them to bring more and more people to Christ. Light in the midst of all this darkness. And believe me, just from what I've read below....there's a lot of it.
1 Cor 1:27
"But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong."
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Butchered Fetus. Sounds like a good name for a metal band.
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Kind of odd and sad that the article doesn't mention anything about studying the Scriptures and whether the church preaches the Good News of Jesus Christ...
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That is because it is an article, not a sermon.
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"I seriously doubt teabillies would enjoy that environment anyway".
What is this "teabillies"? That does not sound very "accepting". Some people are just plain miserable. Yes I did say miserable.
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Miserable could be a good word, sure. Non stop religious bantering, treating the Constitution like a static document and not organic that should change with the people, thinking Obama is a socialist Muslim. Teabillies seem to be quite miserable.
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"I seriously doubt teabillies would enjoy that environment anyway".
Another example of "intolerance" And yet some question my use of the word "hypocrite". The type of people who make the above comments must live in a very small and sheltered world.
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We all live in the same world, some people are just more accepting of other ideas and cultures. The tea party doesn't seem to tolerate anything outside of it's own 4 walls. Very small indeed.
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"Non stop religious bantering"
Speak for yourself, I HAVE NEVER MENTIONED RELIGION in ANY comment I have ever made. I could care less what someones beliefs are, that's none of mine or your business. My comments today are about "hypocrites" like you who "preach" one thing but ACT just the SAME WAY.
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"The tea party doesn't seem to tolerate anything outside of it's own 4 walls".
I am no "Tea Party" member and I would never be. However the only thing I have ever heard them talk about is fiscal matters. What is you basis for all the other crap you accuse them of. Let me guess, team Obama and his cabal. Yes a very small world indeed!
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everybody and their brother cries racism these days. go blow! racism is down, yet the whining is up. on a serious note, the Pastor is doing very well for himself. Mrs Pastor is smokin!!
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Should all contracts be "organic" and "change with the people"? If I make a will, then my heirs or others should be able to rewrite it?
BTW, the Constitution has an allowed method for changing it, if the people so desire. It is called the amendment process and it happens through the people and state legislatures (not the courts).
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No no. I am not pro-Obama. We won't go there. I just abhorred Romney. The two party system is broken and the Republican party is almost to the point of being useless. Completely off topic. Cut spending like a conservative and let people make their own choices like a liberal.
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Right Bullhead. We can change it with amendments and it was designed to be that way. The tea party however treats it like the holy word of god, perfect, and shouldn't be touched.
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realitycheck said: "Another example of 'intolerance'..."
Yes, ignorance is so unfairly maligned. It has, for example, at least one redeeming quality: it's easy. Some even say it's bliss.
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So anyone can be a bonafide pastor enjoying all the tax breaks nowadays. What is this couples theological training or certifications? While I'm sure their heart is in the place and they should be commended, I always wanted to know the background of my pastor or priest before I attended their church and drank the Kool Aid. I know. Lot of so called pastors who simply enjoy the tax breaks an whatever else the congregation throws at them. But I guess this couple's purpose and objective should be observed before we pass judgement. Also, I don't care for rock band religion. In my humble opinion, one should be prepared and ready to serenely and respectfully participate when they entire the temple, sanctuary or tabernacle to worship. I don't consider rock band music or anything thereof appropriate in that setting. But that's why this is America. You can do it your way without reservation. Oh well........
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Sorry, but you don't seem to actually understand the vast majority of Tea Party folks.
Like any movement, you are going to find a variety of answers. However, I haven't heard any Tea Party members say that the constitution should never be amended. On the contrary, most that I know advocate for new amendments or repeal of old amendments (16th amendment for example).
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the question stands TO MAJOR AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO HAS SOMETHING NEG TO SAY.. HAVE YOU BEEN TO THE CHURCH AND HAVE YOU MET THE PASTORS?.. HAVE YOU SAT DOWN AND SPOKE WITH THE PASTORS? HAVE YOU ASKED THE PASTORS THE QUESTIONS YOU HAVE AND FORMED AN OPINION ON? NO.... THAN YOU HAVE NO REASON TO FORM AN OPINION!!! UNTIL AFTER YOU HAVE DONE SO, THN FEEL FREE TO COMMENT...This is truly ignorance at its finest...smh
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I KNOW HOW TO USE CAPS LOCK AND I AM NOT AFRAID TO USE IT!!!!! lol
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Need to enforce keyboard regulations, someone done busted a caps lock on us.
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip picked up the pace of rocket fire again Sunday evening, firing more than 20 potentially deadly projectiles on southern Israel through midday Monday.
The latest assault coincided with Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, second visit to Israel. The general is meeting with senior Israeli defense and military officials to assess the joint U.S.-Israeli Austere Challenge 12 exercise. On Tuesday, Gen. Dempsey will tour an Iron Dome battery, which has been extremely effective in intercepting incoming rockets and missiles.
The Israel Defense Forces instructed residents to stay within a 15-second sprint to bomb shelters and safe rooms.
School children in Beersheva, who stayed home on the first day of school after two Grad-type Katyusha missiles exploded in open areas at the edge of the city, returned to their classrooms Monday.
Earlier Sunday, terrorists fired mortar shells at an IDF unit patrolling the security fence along the border with Gaza. The IDF targeted the cell as it prepared to launch more rounds, killing one man and injuring another.
Palestinian authorities did not immediately release the victim's name.
Last Wednesday, Israel's Arab neighbors in Gaza fired more than 80 rockets, mortars and missiles, injuring three people -- two seriously -- and damaging eight homes in five towns, before an Egyptian-mediated ceasefire that lasted less than 10 hours.
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In the most recent escalation, Hamas took responsibility vis-à-vis its "military" wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades.
Often in the past, the Palestinian faction ruling Gaza let smaller terror groups take credit for daily rocket attacks, sometimes claiming it was trying to reign in renegade groups defying its orders.
Those familiar with Hamas's pattern say their statements are disingenuous. Hamas is often given the benefit of the doubt when claiming the attacks are "in response to the continued Israeli aggression in Gaza."
A report by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) last June said Hamas "turns a blind eye" to terror activity.
"Despite its claims about striving to preserve the calm on the Gaza Strip border and prevent rocket fire from there against Israel, in reality Hamas turns a blind eye to such activity, allowing terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip to launch rockets and conduct other terrorist attacks against Israel," the report stated.
The IDF Spokesperson's Office issued the following statement Monday.
"In response to the incessant rocket fire at southern Israel, IAF aircraft targeted a rocket launching site and a terror activity site in the northern Gaza Strip as well as a terror activity site in the southern Gaza Strip. Direct hits were confirmed," the statement read.
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Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced last Wednesday the government would foot the bill to fortify some 1,700 homes within close range (about two to four miles) of Palestinian rocket fire. The government also plans to add more than 1,600 "secure rooms" and fortify more schools.
Netanyahu made the announcement while touring an Iron Dome defense battery deployed near the coastal city of Ashkelon.
The prime minister said he'd decided to adopt recommendations by Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Home Front Defense Minister Avi Dichter to fortify the residences.
Netanyahu also said more Iron Dome batteries, which are performing "fantastically," would be deployed in areas vulnerable to rocket attacks.
"There is a stretch of land where only education establishments have been fortified," he said. "And I have decided to order the fortification of the entire space."
Barak said the plan "will close a gap for residents who are being tested each and every day."
YNet contributed to this report.
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PRINCETON — Developer AvalonBay will unveil its latest plan for an apartment complex at the former hospital site on Witherspoon Street during a community meeting next week, the company said.
The open house is scheduled for May 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Community Park School cafeteria. Presentations on the new plan will begin each hour and informal question-and-answer sessions will follow.
"We are very pleased to be submitting these new plans for Avalon Princeton," the company said in a news release yesterday. "The last several weeks, we have received constructive feedback on our revised design from municipal officials, professionals, and citizen representatives."
"We have listened carefully to the issues that have been raised, and made changes from our initial design to accommodate community concerns within the constraints of the economic and construction realities surrounding the project," the company said.
The group Princeton Citizens for Sustainable Neighborhoods, which criticized elements of the old plan, welcomed the meeting, but said the developer not to rush the review process.
"We welcome AvalonBay's presentation and trust that it will not be a showing of site plans already prepared for filing the next day, before community responses have been evaluated and incorporated," member Daniel Harris said in an e-mail. "If Avalon is serious about discussions with the community, it will voluntarily relax the breakneck schedule for planning board hearings in July on which it has thus far insisted."
Under an agreement between AvalonBay and the town, the planning board is tentatively scheduled to hold meetings on the proposal on June 27, July 11, July 18 and July 25.
The agreement set the target date for resubmission of the plan for tomorrow. AvalonBay vice president for development Jon Vogel said the company hopes to file its new plan by the end of this week, before the community meeting is held.
The development on the former University Medical Center of Princeton site could include up to five separate buildings ranging from two to five stories, open space and a smaller pool than was previously proposed, and would be built to green design standards, town and AvalonBay officials have said. Twenty percent of the units would be affordable housing, as in the old plan.
Vogel said three of the five buildings would consist of four townhouse units each, for a total of 12 townhouses. None of the affordable housing would be in the townhouses. The developer is also considering increasing the project's energy efficient standards.
"We're contemplating doing this as an EnergyStar certified community, and using designs consistent with LEED standards for homes," Vogel said.
Harris said his citizens group was pleased that the company had taken steps to satisfy critics' concerns.
"If AvalonBay builds, it will be a cash cow for decades," he said. "We hope that corporate leadership will decide to make its money by respecting Princeton community values — its social, environmental, and architectural needs."
The new plan for the proposed 280-unit complex comes after the planning board shot down AvalonBay's first proposal last year, saying it was too large and too gated. The developer responded by suing to appeal the decision. Last month the town and developer agreed to a process that would suspend the litigation and lead to resubmission of the project.
A court hearing is set for tomorrow on which board should have jurisdiction over the project. Opponents have argued that the plan requires variances and should be heard by the zoning rather than the planning board.
The new submission process provides the town engineer 15 days to assess the project for completeness after the resubmission, another 15 days for staff review and 75 days for planning board review.
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After the most successful season in North Hall volleyball's history, the team is preparing to take the next step.
Derek Watson fired a 2-under par 142 to win the Chicopee Woods Championship over the weekend. Finishing second was Mike Bennett with a 3-over score of 147. Josh Armour came in third at 148. Former champion Terry Rush was fourth at 149.
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North Hall was ranked No. 10 in the Georgia Coaches Association polls that came out Thursday. The Trojans return four starters from a team that finished last season with a trip to the playoffs before losing in the Class AAA quarterfinals.
The Georgia Coaches Association released the preseason polls for softball Thursday.
Buford High School softball coach Tony Wolfe has been nothing short of perfect since taking over the program in 2007. In four years, he has led his team to four consecutive Class AA state championships.
Jack Haire doesn't claim to be an expert swimmer, but still likes to line up in the lanes. And as a veteran of triathlons for more than 30 years, he knows he's not alone in his proclivity toward spending time in the pool.
Lanier Canoe & Kayak Club masters paddler Jim O'Dell was part of six first-place finishes as the club won 14 national titles during the championships Sunday at Clarks Bridge Park on Lake Lanier.
Some of the best finishes during the final day of the U.S. Canoe and Kayak Sprint National Championships turned out to be great battles between the Lanier Canoe & Kayak Club's own Saturday at Clarks Bridge Park.
The Dedicated Players Group played on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Chicopee Woods.
Jonathan Hughes of Flowery Branch is one of 18 players who will make up the 2011 14U National Team. The club will travel to San Felipe, Venezuela, to compete in the Pan Am 14U Championships, Aug. 11-22
Gainesville eighth-grader Spencer Ralston won the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour's Championship in the 12-13 year-old division at the Sugahatchee Country Club in Opelika, Ala. Ralston had a three-day total of two-under par, five strokes ahead of second place.
The podium Friday was filled with members of the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club, as the team reeled in 20 top-three finishes in the 500-meter events at the USA Canoe/Kayak Sprint National Championships at the venue on Clarks Bridge Road.
Art Kunzer had a hole-in-one on Thursday at Chattahoochee Golf Club.
The day started with three teams tied for first place, and at the end of the day only one stroke separated them.
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Four days before the Petit Le Mans on Saturday, hundreds of people wandered about Road Atlanta in Braselton.
Christina Nielsen and her teammates have already done the math.
A few autographs weren't enough to satisfy Casey Carden.
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Gainesville's Tim Moon won the bench press title at the Mr. Olympia meet Friday in Las Vegas with a lift of 804 pounds.
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Deniro Farrar: Plotting and Planning
By Eric Tullis
One February night, as Charlotte rapper Deniro Farrar prepares to open for YMCMB (Young Money & Cash Money Billionaires) artist Tyga during a hometown show at The Fillmore, he's tweeting in the third-person from his East Charlotte home. He's worried about having to "talk educated" for a phone interview with Shuffle. "Don't want people under the impression that Deniro Farrar is or may be stupid," he wrote.
Deniro, born Qushawan Farrar, was raised in two of Charlotte's notorious, high-crime communities – Little Rock Apartments and Tuckaseegee – and, as these things often happen, he made it to high school but never past the ninth grade.
That decision wasn't stupid, just misguided, but in early 2010 he found that he had a knack for rapping and maybe a new music career to go with it. What resulted was Feel This, a 31-track mixtape that found Farrar toying with young-blood themes and song titles such as "Solo Cup Living." Most of the material was a direct reflection of Farrar's street life, lacking in morality and consequence. If he expected to make some sort of admirable career out of rapping, he had to grow up, come up with more provocative material, and think big. Bigger than just Charlotte.
He figured this out in less than a year, and with his latest independent release, DESTINY.altered, he calls his growth a "revamping and reincarnation."
A few years ago, Farrar couldn't have handled dual-consciousness songs like "Dyingtoseeanotherday" or "No Games" – both songs engage in promotion and condemnation of the rough street life he survived. It's a conflicted attack, shared by many of his peers in hip-hop's latest renewal of thug-worship (see: Freddie Gibbs, Schoolboy Q, A$AP Rocky), but unlike Farrar, they offset their toughness with their own distinct weirdness. In Farrar's case, being weird isn't necessarily about being an eccentric as much as it is about how many revoltingly perverted and homicidal lines he can cram into one screwy song.
"Acid" is a wonky, circus-tent knocker, corrupted by Farrar's evil deeds, while the porn tales of "No First Night Sex" are loaded with farce, filth, and fellatio. Elsewhere on DESTINY.altered, producers Storm Watkins, Ryan Hemsworth, and David Heartbreak's fearsome beats vie for Farrar's grimiest narratives.
It's also doubtful that, a few years ago, Farrar could have held his own in the company of guest rappers Emilio Rojas, G-Side, Nacho Picasso, and Rapper Big Pooh, all of whom appear on DESTINY.altered. They're all big names within small, niche hip-hop circles, and for a guy like Farrar – who has only been rapping for three years – it's not only helped his skill set, but also taught him to broaden his audience.
Whether he's joking his way through "Frat Boy Wasted" for an all-white following at a UNC-Chapel Hill fraternity house, or breaking out the grind-time anthem, "Waiting For?" in front of an all-black audience during a performance at his hometown's annual CIAA basketball tournament weekend, Farrar wants his music to strike a chord with everyone.
"They love me," Farrar says of the distinctively different crowds. "But, I don't give a damn who it is. You can be out there blind and in a wheelchair or the richest man in the world. It doesn't matter. Everyone can identify with struggle."
For now, Farrar will be busy completing a collaborative EP with Bay Area rapper/producer Shady Blaze. Then, he'll set out to record a left-field project with the hip-hop/electro duo Flosstradamus that could grant him the nationwide appeal he's long desired.
"It was never my goal to develop a fan base in Charlotte," Farrar says. "I know that Charlotte doesn't support their own. I'm not concerned with being a local celebrity. That's bullshit because they're broke too." This isn't the tone of a jaded man, but rather, a position taken by one who won't commit to any sort of Atlas-ian responsibility until he can fully live up to his city's expectations. Farrar wants to be the great rap ambassador that Charlotte has never really had. He just wants to be smart about it.