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Spring is just around the corner and your garden will soon be producing tons of vegetables and fruits. Or you may want to take advantage of farmer's markets, road-side stands or you-pick operations located nearby. Preserving some of that food for use later in the year will give you great taste and good nutrition and will also make memories for a lifetime.
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The College of Central Florida invites students, parents and community members to 2014 Preview Night April 3. The event will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Levy Center, 114 Rodgers Blvd., Chiefland.
The college will showcase the many career and educational opportunities it offers with exhibits and workshops on dual enrollment, admissions and financial aid, workforce and certificate programs, teacher education opportunities and advanced degrees, including CF's baccalaureate programs. Visit one or several information sessions.
A seminar on the abuse and treatment of illegal and prescription drugs will be held at Westside Church of Christ — 816 S.W. 5th St., Chiefland — at 5 p.m., March 29.
The event is open to the community and will feature speakers Ray Tremblay, of the Chiefland Police Department, Levy County Sheriff Bobby McCallum, Pastor Joseph Wilcox and Biblical counselor Icer Roberts.
The organizers of the seminar hope it will help bring about positive changes in the community. The seminar will be followed by refreshments and prizes.
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Mudrooms, laundry rooms and pantries; these are the rooms that help keep the whole household running smoothly, but that doesn't mean they can't also be as stylish as the rest of your home. Today I've rounded up some examples of utility rooms that maximize storage, style and function. In a small home or apartment the utility room can do double and sometimes triple duty, so you'll see a few rooms that serve multiple purposes, and I've also pinpointed a few tips and tricks that can be easily implemented in your utility space immediately.
Here we go!
This apartment laundry room really shows how much can be accomplished with a tiny space. By painting the wall behind the washer and dryer with chalkboard paint the room is given some character. The oversized hanging shade also emphasizes the fact that lighting can bring atmosphere into even the smallest room.
Doing laundry is much more enjoyable when you can imagine you are in the French countryside while washing a few loads of clothes. This combination laundry/flower room makes the most of a laundry sink and plenty of counter space, it's a beautiful place to put together a bouquet or fold clothes.
Mud Room via hgtv
Wouldn't a mudroom like this be a dream come true? Wall to wall cabinetry is a cure-all for the cluttered and messy entryway or mudroom. The bench in the centre of the room gives everyone a place to sit while pulling on boots or a place to rest bags on the way inside. For an outdoorsy family a small sink for washing up after playing outside is a definite perk.
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A mudroom in the entryway of your home has to be inviting as well as useful. Built in benches and a black and white colour scheme make the most of the natural light in this corner mudroom. A trick to take from this room is to create overhead storage for seasonal items like helmets, ski equipment etc.
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The pantry is technically a part of the kitchen but for many families it is multi purpose space so I have included it in my list of utility rooms. At its most basic a pantry is a place to store food, cookware and dishes, but as you can see in the stunning room above it can be so much more. In this pantry, storage and decoration are perfectly balanced, and compact work surface gives additional room for food prep.
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I love the look of a rolling library ladder in a pantry (or anywhere else for that matter) but this antique ladder is a more accessible alternative. Creating shelves all the way up to the ceiling means maximum storage space and you can place more frequently used items on lower shelves and lesser used items on the upper shelves.
Do you have any clever tricks for making your utility room or space work more efficiently? If you do I'd love to hear them.

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Friday, September 19, 2014 - Paul and Elen - Screen Test RAW - FULL CONTACT
Paul and Elen - Screen Test RAW - FULL CONTACT
Elen Milek, a beautiful, blond-haired guy who gave us a great solo shoot agreed to a screentest. This was to be his very first time having sex with another guy, including getting his cherry popped. Paul Belonek is the lucky guy who is paired with Elen. After a brief interview to find out about him Paul starts to massage Elen, using oil to coat that sexy chest. Milek shucks his jeans down some as Paul's hands glide all over that chest. Elen's cock is soon on view as Paul starts to massage his thighs. His hands brush against Elen's cock and balls as they work the thighs. Then Paul begins to focus on Elen's cock, his hands taking hold of it and coating it in oil. Then he leans over and takes the cock in his mouth, sucking it to a full erection. With his cock being sucked so well Elen's face shows just how much he enjoys it. Paul is expert as sucking and really does a great job on that throbbing cock. He then moves up and kisses Elen on the lips. He then opens his own jeans to reveal his huge hard cock. Elen is quick to start sucking it, showing that he can do a good job on it. Paul's cock is so big, but Elen is able to suck it good and they move to 69, both cocks rock hard. But this screentest is more about Elen's ass taking cock for the very first time and he soon moves to slide his tight hole down over Paul's massive dick. That sexy ass slides up and down on Paul's thick shaft. Then as he rides it Elen can feel Paul's hips start to thrust that cock deep inside his ass. As a total novice Elen really takes it well, his ass is stretched so wide by that cock. Then Elen lays on his back, with Pauls between his legs, ramming his throbbing cock deep into that virgin ass. Elen really feels it as his hole takes the cock deep and hard. He changes places with Paul and rides that cock again, and we get a great view of that sexy ass sliding up and down the shaft. Elen wanks himself as he rides the cock and soon shoots his cream right up Paul's chest. Paul continues to fuck that hot ass until his is ready to cum and pulls out to shoot his hot cum all over Elen's ass. Elen leans forward and kisses they guy who popped his cherry for him before they head off to the shower to clean each other up. What a great scene, from two very hot guys, and in particular Elen who gave his ass up so very well.
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In a great Czech Up we find Arny Donan arriving to see Dr Libor Bores. Soldier Arny is there for a routine examination. He unbuttons his shirt so that Libor can listen to his chest. That chest looks so hot and Libor listens, before turning Arny around and listening to the back as well. Libor thinks all seems well, but has to do the complete check. So Arny has to strip off. He goes behind the screen to get naked, as Libor waits. With Arny stripped, to his shorts he sits on the exam chair to have his thick, hairy legs checked. Then he has to remove his underwear too, while Libor puts on some surgical gloves. He checks Arny's balls and cock. He takes a thermometer, inserting it into Arny's cock, to check the temperature. It seems a little high, so a further check is necessary. This time Libor lubes Arny's ass hole and inserts the thermometer and still finds the temperature too high. He decides that Arny's ass needs further investigation. Applying more lube to the hole Libor then slides a finger in. Then a second slips in too. That hot, hairy ass looks so good as Libor stretches the hole with his fingers. As he feels the fingers in his ass Arny gets rock hard. Libor notices and responds by kissing Arny, and taking hold of his cock to wank it. He leans over and sucks the throbbing cock into his mouth. He really sucks it well and fingers Arny's hole again. Then Libor gets naked, exposing his own stiff cock. As he returns to sucking Libor wanks himself. Arny loves his cock being sucked and his hand pushes down on Libor's head. He stands up, so that Libor, on his knees, can suck him even better. Arny wants to taste cock too and he drops to his knees and takes Libor's big dick in his mouth. His head bobs on that cock, and then Libor fucks it deep into the willing throat. Arny loves cock and is soon bent over, taking that big dick deep in his hot ass. They moan as they fuck, with Libor's cock pounding Arny's hairy hole as deep as he can. Changing position Libor sits on the chair and Arny slides his ass down on that throbbing cock. He rides up and down on Libor's dick, as his own cock is wanked. Arny's hole really works on that rampant cock, bouncing up and down on it. Then the guys moves again, with Arny laying across the chair and Libor slamming his cock in and out of the sexy ass. Libor loves a big, hot ass and works his cock in and out, stretching the hole well. Arny wanks on his cock as he takes the dick in his hole. Libor's fucking speeds up really working that ass as Arny shoots his load over his sexy body. Libor continues to pound away a the ass, pulling out to dump his cum over Arny's tight balls. Then he leans over to kiss his sexy patient after a great Czech Up.
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This morning was chilly, but this afternoon developed into another very warm, Indian Summer day. Lovely. I'm relieved by the election results in Scotland. It the results had gone the other way, a shockwave would have hit Europe.
We premiere a set today that's going to be hugely popular, Elen getting his Cherry Popped. As you may recall, in his erotic solo, Elen was ambushed and interfered with in a major way. He liked it so much, pretty soon it was his own finger pumping his rosebud. Ah, just what I like to see. Elen is one model on whom Franky and I are in 100% agreement. Enjoy this exceptional debut.
Elen Milek's cherry popping screentest leads off a great newsletter today, with the huge cock of Paul Belonek given the honor of stretching that ass. The screentest is followed by Zdenek Dobrotil's erotic video and then Peter Magy' session stills. We also have a lovely backstage video of Wank Party 2014 #3.
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- Directors: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck
- Writers: Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck, Ned Vizzini
- Producers: Ben Browning, Kevin Misher
- Executive Producers: Patrick Baker, Michael Maher, Peter Rawlinson, Jeremy Kipp Walker
- Art Direction: Michael Ahern
- Casting: Cindy Tolan
- Costume Design: Kurt and Bart
- D.O.P.: Andrij Parekh
- Editor: Anna Boden
- Makeup: Leo Won
- Music: Broken Social Scene
- Production Design: Beth Mickle
- Set Decoration: Carrie Stewart
Adapted from Ned Vizzini's 2006 novel, It's Kind of a Funny Story tells the story of burnt-out teenager Craig (Keir Gilchrist), who checks himself into a mental health clinic citing exhaustion, and finds himself placed in the adult ward due to the fact that the youth ward has been shut down.
Taken under the wing of fellow patient Bobby (Zach Galifianakis), the stressed-out 16-year-old attempts to endure his mandatory five days' stay without completely losing his mind. His predicament is made somewhat more tolerable by the presence of Noelle (Emma Roberts), another teenage patient who's struggling to sort out her thoughts.
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- Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
- Filming Locations: Brooklyn, USA; New York City, USA
- MPAA Warning: Mature thematic issues, sexual content, drug material and language
- Production Budget: $8 million
- Production Companies: Focus Features, Wayfare Entertainment, Misher Films, Journeyman Pictures, Gowanus Projections, Start Motion Pictures
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A proposal to restore and renovate the basketball courts at Harriman Park having been rejected, the space is about to become a parking lot. A small playground in the park will, however, be upgraded. (JOSH GIBNEY/UNION LEADER)
In doing so, a majority of aldermen sided with Alderman Ed Osborne and city officials, who said they did not want to see basketball return to the park, which is located at the corner of Lake Avenue and Hall Street.
"Harriman Park has been one of the really under-utilized (parks) in some regards because of the deterioration of park facilities, and the over-utilization by elements we really don't want to have in the park," said Leon Lafreniere, director of planning and community development for the city.
Plans for a Harriman Park upgrade follow the recent restoration of the nearby Odd Fellows Hall into an office building for social service agencies. The city wants to provide parking at the former basketball court. Also, it recently bought two houses adjacent to the park and will use the property for park expansion.
"The parking doesn't need to be there. We need that space for the neighborhood," Craig said.
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Eating Our Way In and Out of Our Symptoms
Dr. Colleen Huber, Guest Writer
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Let food be your medicine and medicine be your food. ~Hippocrates
We truly live at a strange crossroads in human history.
Over the last few decades, the human species has been hypnotized by the temptations offered by the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. The 1950s ushered in the "better living through chemicals" age. And we believed, and we bought and swallowed and injected and are still consuming them in massive amounts, and, most recklessly, injecting such chemicals as ethyl mercury, ethylene glycol (antifreeze), aluminum and formaldehyde into our babies as part of vaccines, without any prior safety testing.
But now with massive chronic disease plaguing our most industrialized populations, autism closely following children's shots, and more pathology coincident with concentrated chemicals, we are beginning to wake up from our long post-World War II slumber. Now begins the next era when synthetic chemicals are starting to be seen as, however useful in many applications, best kept at a distance from our bodies, homes, public spaces and wilderness.
The old era of unthinking reliance on a synthetic existence is showing severe disadvantages, just as the urgency to forge new relationships with nature is becoming apparent. Plants and other whole foods are coming into their own new era as naturopathic physicians and other well-informed health practitioners rely on them for their central role in healing.
Big Surprise
Within our lifetimes, whole food will eclipse pharmaceuticals in medical practice, as the general public awakens to its far superior healing capacity. But the allopathic profession will be the slowest to catch on, just as most physicians of the early 20th century refused to believe that absence of certain nutrients could bring on such horrible diseases as scurvy, pellagra and beriberi.
Then as now, allopaths were eager to lay blame for these diseases on microbes, until — surprise, surprise — limes cured the "limey" British sailors of their scurvy, and we saw that Vitamin B3 prevented pellagra, while Vitamin B1 prevented beriberi and Vitamin D prevented rickets.
As usual, allopathy corrects itself long after the natural physicians are already healing patients. In fact, evidence now shows that even bubonic plague, which allopathy still attributes to bacteria known as Yersinia pestis, was more likely to strike those with low Vitamin C intakes.
But what would possess a person to think that food could possibly be medicine?
The first clue is the structure of our intestines. Whatever comes into the mouth later travels through more than 20 feet of efficient tubing that extracts certain molecules from the food we eat, then converts them to one common molecule, Acetyl Co-A, from which the building blocks of the body are then made:
* Protein
* Glucose
* Healthy fats
The intestines are great little machines, but not omnipotent. That is, they can convert food molecules to Acetyl Co-A, because food has familiar and malleable combinations of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. But it cannot do that with bizarre substances of which the body is unfamiliar, such as petrochemical products and synthetic substances used in pharmaceuticals.
The body has no experience with many of these substances, has little clue what to do with them, and often excretes them, which may explain why placebos so often equal or surpass drugs in clinical trials. More often, though, as the body tries to either detoxify or wall off the offending invader drug, it creates new metabolites, which have multiple pharmaceutical effects, some of which may be quite harmful.
The Efficient Eating Machine
Food, on the other hand, is right at home in the body, since our species has always processed it, and we have become quite efficient eating machines as a result. Therefore, we easily break down ingested protein to its component amino acids.
In turn, these get rearranged into the proteins that our genes tell us to make, all of the busy construction that takes place in the womb, and for the rest of us: Replacement of lost skin and membrane cells, slightly longer fingernails, hair, scabs over wounds, etc.
Carbohydrates and dietary fat get broken down to Acetyl Co-A and rearranged to form the molecules our body needs to function, because this is how our bodies have been handling things for all of our existence as a species. How would the body be able to do that from a pharmaceutical? It can't. It's like trying to make your car run on orange juice.
Except for the last century, in our industrialized society, both humans and animals have almost exclusively relied on plants for their medicine. In fact, it's noticeable that wild animals still seek plants that are appropriate treatments for whatever illness may be present. Even without access to our pharmaceuticals, animals observed in the wild are still free of chronic disease, even when living all the way to their maximum lifespan.
Our veterinary and zoo populations, on the other hand, present a very different picture: cancers, heart disease and epilepsy are seen quite commonly among people's well-loved pets that are subject to a highly processed diet as well as synthetic pharmaceuticals by their well-intentioned owners — that's us — and the pet food industry.
Whether we were created or evolved, we have been so intimately connected to plants for all of our existence as a species that we cannot live without them. We connect with plants and exchange with plants down to our very cells and our smallest molecules.
That is why they heal us like nothing else can. Our historical reliance on plants has been an integral part of every human society. Plants and humans resonate on levels that are still beyond our comprehension, including biochemical and physiological levels, and some would say aesthetic and emotional as well.
How humans and plants could so closely have shared this Earth, one with the other, and not had complementary, multi-faceted relationships with each other? Hippocrates said, "Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food." Medicine is what you get when the most appropriate plant is given to an ill person. The plant kingdom does play the major role of all foods in this wonderfully beneficial relationship for us.
Quality Whole Foods: The Currency of Life
Whether you believe in creation, or evolution or are undecided, most of us would agree that our bodies (that is our anatomy and biochemistry, our metabolism of food) is substantially the same as that of our recent ancestors. What happens when we substitute factory chemicals such as synthetic food and pharmaceuticals for water and the many different nutrients that our cells and our children's cells and internal organs need simply to function well?
In fact, the very sad consequences of the latest generations' food and medication choices is becoming more apparent everyday as we are now seeing chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease become epidemic in our society.
The United States has the worst health status (life expectancy and infant mortality) of any industrialized nation, yet we spend the most money on healthcare and take the most pharmaceuticals. Why are Americans getting sicker and sicker while medicating ourselves more and more?
Forget what you ate until today. What you eat from now on is vitally important to your continued well-being.
Until just a few generations ago, our ancestors were wonderfully fit and healthy compared with present-day generations. The majority lived good, active, healthy lives and ultimately died peacefully in their sleep. Today, that is a rarity. Whereas chronic disease, chronic pain and prolonged end-of-life care were practically unheard of for our ancestors, such results are becoming much more the expected outcome for us.
What single difference between these two centuries affects our bodies the strongest?
The overwhelmingly different factor in our lives is the refined, processed, chemical products that we eat, that our ancestors simply did not eat. If our species, for better or worse, whether created, evolved or in-between, performs best on whole foods (vegetables, fruits, meats, etc.), then we can understand that putting synthetic liquid or solid wastes in the body will simply trash our most valuable possession: our own good health.
About the Author
Dr. Colleen Huber, NMD, is a Naturopathic Medical Doctor and Primary Care Physician currently practicing in Tempe, Arizona. Dr. Huber focuses on herbal medicine, nutrition, intravenous therapies, environmental medicine and acupuncture. She received her Naturopathic Medical degree from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. Dr. Huber is the author of Choose Your Foods Like Your Life Depends on Them.
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To a certain extent I agree with you. However in the area of diagnosis your branch of medicine doesn't compare, and it would seem prudent to know what you are treating. I lived thru the Polio epidemic,and blueberries didn't stop that, and hundreds of people my age lived because of Salk. We are a molecule away from controlling Mental Illness, you didn't have a clue.In the Bible, Adam gets dominion over plants, and animals, but not viruses. God didn't realize that they were negatives.Knowing the Psychological Effects of curing a disease,the Dr.-patient relationship;psychosomatics;Heredity;cross cultural differences;and the question of placebos;along with the effects of Circadian rhythm,without the benefit of one (1) scientific study is irresponsible to tell people to just go out tomorrow and graze.
I find it odd that you would take this article as attack on the advances of modern medicine.
You lost me at a few spots but i don't feel the need to inquire further what you intended to convey.
I see more and more vocal individuals parroting talking points that the establishment ingrains on society as a whole. While you are not really parroting sound bites, i can see that you buy into the whole Carnegie and Rockefeller medical direction toward man made chemicals being best.
I'd be curious to hear your POV on the reckless ignorant over use of antibiotics. I'd also like to know if you get annual flu shots. (I trust you do., and I will pray for you)
However i would not engage further as you seem like one who's mind is closed and based on programming from oyu rformative years.
Dr Huber, as much as I agree with you, I think you woefully under estimate the evil nature of the medical industry. They will coerce, lie, and blackmail whoever/whatever to reach their goal which is total destruction of the notion that food and supplements are at the root of health. These people are depraved satanist, and not to see them for what they are is a grave mistake.
Have you not heard of GMO's? Now the fruits and vegetables are just as deadly as the chemicals.
I am a living example of survival from the lies of the main stream doctors. Even though a doctor figured out the problems treatment because this time my blood really clotted bad cause of the huge attack… Over 30 doctors (including the one treating me now) refuse to believe that my illness is caused by pesticide exposure but, I know after 4 casual exposures and over 7 years of horrible pain since 1995…like being skinned alive but on the inside, swollen joints and not being able to barely move this last time for more then a year…. loss of at least 10 centimeters of toes and fingers…Note to self to remember carrot juice and carrot beet juice consumption gives those with pesticide poisoning better outcomes.
As far a polio is concerned check my blog and you will find all the info to know that it was used to cover up DDT poisoning…I love doctors but know what too expect, and no one is mentally ill just confused and needing good nutrition, and caring friends who help with grief and life traumas… And as for schitsophenia (?) check on NPR for an articlee about how scientist have found it is the timing of consciousness in the brain…and they have a video game to correct that timing so the voices in ones head are recognized as ones own.
My blog is called Antiphospholipid and Pesticide Effects Blog http://fightforyourhealth.blogspot.com
I like the Vitamin C and scurvey example…the history and the deaths and illnesses of the Limeys before this was discovered went on for a long time. Am sure someone has written a long book on this subject some where. If not someone shoul… Hey maybe me! And I love Waking Times…So Good!!!


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"OK, Mr. Mayor-here's the plan:
"We'll race 100 cars, one at a time, 30 seconds apart, starting on Main Street in front of the library. They'll race past city hall, turn right into the mall, by the Piggly-Wiggly, then exit out the back and into the Fernwood Palisades subdivision. Coming out onto Sloughham Road, they'll zip back into town on Main Street South and screech to a stop in the courthouse parking lot. We'll put up TWO thicknesses of 'Police Line-Do Not Cross' yellow tape along the entire route, so everyone will be really safe.
"Whaddya say?"
That plan would get you turfed out of any municipal office on the continent. Except in Newfoundland, where it pretty much describes the Targa Newfoundland, a five-day, high-performance rally for vintage and modern cars which completed its fourth iteration last September. Yes, my friends, they not only did it once, they're doing it every year. Targa Newfoundland is patterned after Targa Tasmania, which as you read this will be prepping for its fifteenth annual run. Your humble servant and Belleville, Ontario-based PR consultant Doug Mepham ran "Tas" in 2001, and marvelled not only at the event itself, but at how you'd never be allowed to do something like it in North America.What? Race on public roads? The lawyers would kill you before you began.
Then we started thinking: If you had an Island, like Tasmania, where you could sort of keep control of things; a welcoming population like the Tasmanians; and a place that could use some tourism dollars- well, Targa Newfoundland!Mepham sent the story I wrote on Tas to a friend who used to run Formula Atlantic races through the streets of St. John's, Newfoundland's capital city. He took it to the premier of the province-there are only 500,000 people in the entire province and they all know each other-and he said if it can raise some money for the locals and give them some entertainment, why not? You gotta love this place.
There are actually two events going on simultaneously at Targa Newfoundland. The Grand Touring Division is basically a time-and-distance rally, and can be run by any street-legal car. Cars can run "equipped" with rally computers, or "unequipped"-just you, your calculator, and whatever you can remember from Mrs. Peeble's ninth grade math class.
The Targa Division is the high-speed event, and requires that the cars be fully race-safe, with cages, five-point harnesses, helmets, the whole nine, er, meters (Canada is metric, dontcha know). Like most performance rallies, Targa is divided into high-speed stages (about 530 km), and obey-the-law transits (1,700 km). The cars are grouped into classes based on age, performance potential and degree of modification. These classes are further grouped into categories: Classic (1976 and older), Modern (1977 and newer) and Unlimited (the name says it all).
But unlike most performance rallies, it isn't necessarily fastest-wins. Each stage is given a base time, as fast as the organizers think is humanly possible. Think Petter Solberg in a WRC Subaru. Then a handicap factor is applied for each class. If the base time is, say, 5:00 minutes, a modern stock 2.0-liter car might be given 7:00 minutes to complete the stage, and a 1965 MG B maybe 8:30. The idea is to beat the base time for your class. Do that and you score zero penalty points for that stage. Each second over costs you a point; the fewest points at the end of the week wins the class. Lowest class points within a category means you also get a big trophy. Officially, anyway, there is no overall champion. But the competitors view the car that scores fewest points overall as the Big Dog.
There is another time set for each stage and class, about 30% longer than the base time. Meet or beat your class's so-called "Targa time" for every one of the 40 timed stages and you win a "Targa plate"-something of a redundancy, since targa is Italian for plate. This is you and your car against the task, not necessarily against your competitors. Many teams, especially smarter novices, look at this as their goal for the week. Winning a Targa plate is a reward for consistency, reliability and brainpower, over impetuosity and false bravado.
Bob Giannou is the sweet-talking charmer who took the germ of an idea and turned it into the most amazing motorsport event you have ever imagined, let alone one you can actually run. It truly is the most fun you can have in a car with your clothes on. But safety really is paramount in his mind, and every year he tries to warn drivers that Newfoundland roads can be tricky. "In Newfoundland," he says, a trace of Newfie-Irish lilt in his voice (his French name be damned), "the ditches are where we keep the rocks. You don't want to be visitin' there."
At Leading Tickles, a perfect example of Newfoundland's colorful place names, the locals prepared a lunch featuring moose stew, moose soup, moose chili and mooseburgers. One brave "comefromaway," as Newfoundlanders call visitors, gingerly tasting this delicacy for the first time, commented, "Moose on your plate is a lot better than moose on your car."
Newfoundland is Canada's youngest province, having joined only in 1949. The largely Irish-descended population has survived on fishing and "the pogey'' (unemployment insurance) for much of its history. With the collapse of the cod stocks a few years ago, Newfoundland is now banking on off-shore oil and a slowly developing high-tech industrial sector to re-make itself. Newfies are also, inexplicably, the butt of the sort of ethnic minority jokes that afflict many other parts of the world. (Did you hear about the Newfie who got a pair of water skis for Christmas and spent all summer looking for a lake with a hill in it?) I say inexplicably because Newfies are the warmest, friendliest, funniest, and most giving people it has ever been my pleasure to know.
How do they react to having their local transportation infrastructure devastated for hours at a time? A handful complain; the vast majority love it. They stand on the side of the road to wave at us as we speed by. They turn out by the thousands to see the cars in the parc fermes at the end of each day. It isn't just that they're so happy to see someone they aren't related to. They will likely never get to see cars like these ever again, certainly not all at once, all in one place. As Giannou put it, "They give us their roads, we give them a show."
They are also amazingly helpful. Case in point: In the 2004 Targa, Major-General (Ret.) Lewis Mackenzie, former head of the United Nations peacekeeping force in Bosnia, had the transmission go south in his Dodge Neon SRT-4 in the town of Gander. (The Gander stage, a succession of 90-degree rights and lefts through a subdivision, is tough on gearboxes.) Calls went out; turns out there were only two SRT-4s on the entire island, one in Corner Brook, the other in St. John's, each about 200 miles away. Both SRT-4 owners were contacted. Both said, "Ye can have mine, b'y! No worries!" Turns out an ambulance was taking a patient back from St. John's to Gander that night. So the St. John's car was cannibalized, the tranny popped under the ambulance stretcher, and it was delivered to the hockey arena where the cars were parked overnight. General Mackenzie took the start the next morning.
I have had the pleasure of competing in every Targa Newfoundland so far. Year one I was co-driving for Doug Mepham in his lovely 1971 Volvo 142 and we made our Targa plate with ease. Year two was driving a BMW Canada-entered MINI Cooper S, which ran like Jack the Bear but suffered from a poor tire choice. One good solid pothole, and both right-side tires had their sidewalls pinched by the rims. So, two flats and one spare, but it didn't matter anyway since we didn't have any tire-changing equipment in the car. Hey, we were new at this thing. This also taught us that cool-looking 40-series Toyos are not what you want on roads for which the term "tarmac" is a gross overstatement. Think your grandfather's 1956 De Soto instead, and big tall sidewalls. The third year we had a brand-new Cooper S with the John Cooper Works Edition package, fettled by FourStar Motorsports in Georgetown, Ontario. This shop, run by perennial North American rally champions Frank and Dan Sprongl, is one of the top rally-prep shops in the game. Other competitors would come up to our car and marvel at the welding beads in the roll cage.
BMW Canada had chosen a Francophone race driver from Quebec as my navigator-makes sense from their perspective to get media coverage in both of the country's official languages. He got off the plane in St. John's wearing an anti-nausea patch behind his ear. Not a good sign. It turned out he's fine when he is driving. He was probably a faster driver than me too, but hey-this was my ride. He was finished by noon on day one, having done all but the very first stage with his head in a plastic bag. Fortunately, the Subaru team had a guy washing wheels for them who had been a four-time provincial rally navigating champion in nearby Nova Scotia. Brian Bourbonniere slotted into my passenger seat, and we finished third in class.
This year, Bourbonniere started-and finished-with me. Subaru had somehow convinced the organizers that a fully race-prepped, purpose-built rally car which had won the 2004 Canadian pro rally championship was somehow a production car, and it was therefore placed in the same class as our box-stock Cooper S JCW. No way could our 208-bhp front-drive econobox compete with a 500-bhp four-wheel-drive road rocket. So we looked at the Unlimited category where the Subes and the Frankenstein cars (old chassis with modern race engines stuffed in) should have been competing, and saw only two factory-entered Chrysler SRT-8s (one a Charger, driven by 300C/Magnum/Charger chief designer Ralph Gilles, the other a 300C with SRT manager Dan Knott behind the wheel), plus two hot Mustangs (one 450 bhp, the other a 600-plus supercharged car), and a new/old 1973 Datsun 510 which was fully race-prepped, but had never turned a wheel prior to this event. We figured we should have been able to beat at least two of those, and an Unlimited category podium finish would be a real coup for our little car. ("We have buoys in the harbor bigger than your car," said a local in Hollyrood.)
Neither Chrysler driver had ever driven in a rally before, although Gilles has lots of showroom-stock racing miles under his helmet. And both were being navigated by auto journalists who were also rookies, so we figured they'd be done by Wednesday. As it turned out, our little MINI was quickest in the category on day one, and was never headed. The Charger was especially fast, and Gilles is a fine helmsman. But he seemed to take more of a racer's attitude towards things, looking for tenths of a second rather than seeing the bigger picture.
Gilles started one in-town stage with what looked to be about a quarter tank of fuel. Not wanting to carry more weight than necessary, he declined his crew's offer to top up. The car ran out part-way through. The penalty for not completing a stage is 30 minutes, 1800 points in an event which was probably going to be decided by tens of points, maybe hundreds, tops. In an event like Targa, you always err on the side of caution. His rally was done. But that didn't stop him from exploring one of Newfoundland's rock-filled ditches the following day, after which the team put the battered car on the trailer.
Knott also had some issues, making a somewhat more leisurely visit to a ditch, but at least completing his run, finishing fourth in the category. Surely his most ignominious moment was having his 425-bhp, Hemi-V8-powered car passed in the Gander town stage by our little MINI. I sure wish our in-car camera hadn't run out of batteries.
"Our objective was to show the cars could be competitive," Knott told me. "We think we did that." The two Mustang teams had both run Targa before, but were plagued by various mechanical glitches. As Dr. Bob Pacione, owner of the silver GT put it, "I can't believe I'm gettin' pounded by a MINI!"The little Datsun was quick, but the father-and-son team of Bob and Chris Esseltine were driving for the plate, taking it easy on the car's first competitive adventure, a wise strategy, but the car suffered a terminal mechanical halfway through. So, our little MINI won the Unlimited category. Thus, a European car ruled. Don't they always?In fact, European cars dominated. Bill Arnold won the Classic division with one of those Frankenstein cars, a 1972 BMW Bavaria with an M3 motor under the hood. The BMW service garage owner from San Rafael, Calif., has never failed to win a category. He took Modern the first year with his road car (an M Coupe), while his Bavaria, built by him specifically for Targa, has three straight Classic wins. He was navigated this year by Alan Ryall of Georgetown, Ontario. Ernie Jakubowski and Bill Comat of Oakville, Ontario, took the Modern category in Jakubowski's 1981 Porsche 911. Brian Crockatt (Toronto, Ontario) and Gail Walker (Lonsdale, Ontario) won Grand Touring Equipped in a 1987 BMW 535i. The brotherly team of Mark (Halton Hills, Ontario) and Lawrence (Toronto) Hacking prevented a European sweep, taking Grand Touring Unequipped in a 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse.
There were 85 cars in this year's Targa. Every participant has a dozen stories to tell; they're all going to be pissed off if they don't get mentioned here. We don't have the space. But they can, and will, tell their stories to everyone who will listen. And to many who would rather not. Come on out, run the rally, and get some stories of your own.


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Viktor Yanukovych has said he wants to pardon Ukraine's jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, but by law he can do so only after all courts, including the European Court of Human Rights, make their decisions.
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"The simplest resolution is just to let Tymoshenko go. My reaction to that is this: I can't act outside the framework of the law… The president does not have such instruments. I have to do everything by the letter of the law," he said in an interview with Time magazine.
Yanukovych also added: "So when could these questions [of her release] arise? They can arise when the legal process is finished. When it is finished, when the courts have made their decisions, including the European Court of Human Rights, then it is in the president's authority to grant a pardon. And if this time comes, there is a procedure for this. But until the courts have made their decision, in a transparent, legal and procedurally sound way, I do not have the power to do this."
When asked whether he wants to do this, he said: "Of course. Of course I do."
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I can't act outside the framework of the law… The president does not have such instruments. I have to do everything by the letter of the law," he said
Ha ha ha ha........
How about using a 1961 Soviet law......
How about illiegal piano voting.....
How about ownership and construction costs of your , 'our' , 'shack'.....
How about BSF.....
The illegal changing and stacking of courts/judges.....
Your lies keep spilling from your mouth.....
Your are fooling no one.......as proven by the boycott by EU leaders in coming to zookraine.
Do the right thing,,,,,,and resign.......
A nations leader, is someone who cares more about the citizens welfare and life........then he does about himself.
Clearly,,,,you care nothing about the people; just how much you and your families, the yanuslimeovych clan, and the mafia clan........can steal.
You are a disgrace and an embarassment to the fine people of Ukraine.
And,,,,,,you are no leader,,,,,but a thug and a thief.
why pardon her ?
Good question.
She was "convicted" of a non-crime in a stalinist show trial.
In a sovok mafia state like Zookraine, not only Tymoshenko, but Lutsenko and others were "convicted" of non-crimes in stalinist show trials.
yanusvoloch's comments demonstrate his clearly psychotic dysfunctional attributes.
On the one hand, he accuses Tymoshenko of being involved in the murder of Shcherban.
On the other, he want to pardon Tymoshenko.
These sovok mafia thugs are insane psychotic freaks - and Zookrainians tolerate it!!!!!
янусволоч янусволоч
хуй хам пидирас
дякуємо вам Донбас
It is the usual delaying trick of Yanukovych: he is lying to gain a little time. Problem for him: he has played this trick too many times for anyone to believe in them. Only the brainless PoR fanatics are still cheering every bizarre whim of "the president", like this last one: "Tymoshenko is guilty of the Scherban murder, but I want to pardon her". Absolutely ridiculous.
Because the president is a good an decent man who does not hold a grudge like-tymoshenko,Yushchenko.
Aww golly... how about the fact she is innocent of any wrongdoing or crime??? Just ask your hero Putin.
Vitya's probable strategy with political prisoners (especially Yulia Tymoshenko) is not overly complex. 1) Delay trials until it is too late for the political prisoners to enter the new Verkhovna Rada. This could have the added effect of possibly preventing the ECHR from issuing any decrees ordering the release of Tymoshenko in particular. 2) Declare a "humanitarian" release of ploitical prisoners just prior to the elections of the VR so that the general public can see that the President and his Party of Reprobates are "benevolent" people. 3) Sign the new language law to mollify his little russian and Great Russian Chauvinist supporters. The only major problem remaining would be control of the new Verkhovna Rada. If current opinion polls remain constant the Opposition should be able to gain a strong majority in the new VR and as such could stymie any presidential initiatives. The only sure way to prevent this from happening would be through massive fraud and falsifications although this could prove to be very difficult if not impossible by the vitue of the effective presence of signicant numbers of election obsevers from western democracies. In short, Viktor Yanukovych has boxed himself into a no win scenario. No matter what he does he will have venom spewed in his direction (not to mention rotten eggs). He has made his bed and now he will have to sleep in it.
Romand, you are right, Yanukovych is a simple mind and his actions and decisions are guided by primitive instincts and thus are easy to predict. His "strategy" is what you describe, just adding that the plan for securing a majority in the VR is to bribe enough number of MPs to support the mafia/communist alliance. The "prosecutor general" has already assured that political bribing is not a crime, and even the constitutional court has given its "blessing" for MPs to freely switch party after the elections. This "strategy" will lead to further international isolation of Ukraine, increased poverty and social instability, but the only objective for Yanukovych is to stay in power and increase his personal wealth.
1 million % correct
Let the system work if she does not prevail in appeals process the President using proper procedure can pardon the murderous lying thief.
What system?
A 1961 Soviet law.....
And a stalinist show trial?
You're right ,,,,,this is the yanu system.......
But Ukraine is a democratic system.....ha!
See the difference?
The Ukrainian People want to pardon Yanukovych and PoR - but from a look at the opinion polls - cannot do so now!!!
Lies Lies & more lies, stupid fool Yanukovych does not want to free Tymoshenko. 1st he must ask permission from Putin....2nd he is afraid of Tymoshenko, 3 rd he must ask Firtash if its Ok to free Yulia...
Yanucovych go back to Donesk nobody in Europe like you dump fool.
So why pardon Tymohhenko?
I believe the reason to do so is that Yanukovych is looking towards the future: that when his turn comes to meet justice, he can claim he deserves pardon, because he showed pardon to her.
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For only £12 per person, supporters will also enjoy a free drink and a meal of cottage pie, chips, peas and gravy.
All supporters attending the exclusive screening will also have the chance to win a squad-signed shirt, with the money raised donated to local charities.
Alternatively, fans can secure a place in one of the stadium's Executive Boxes to enjoy the game with family and friends for only £15 per person.
Advance reservation is required. To book, please call the events team on 0151 530 5250.
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Sleek and minimalistic design make this super chic boutique hotel make this the perfect hotel for hipsters and style aficionados. The rooms have dark woods, art deco décor and garden or water views, there is a state of the art gym and a restaurant, this hotel is perfect on those who wish to live in the now and not the then.
The three–star property is situated in the centre of Monte Carlo, and is close to the famous Monaco Palace, Monaco, and Casino de Monte Carlo.
The luxury property perfectly combines Riviera chic style with the latest technology.
All 181 rooms come with private bathrooms with a bath, shower and a bathrobe, a flat-screen TV, a CD player and a mini-bar. Rooms overlook the Mediterranean Sea, the Princess Grace Rose garden and the mountains.
The restaurant and brasserie are closed.
Business amenities include three flexible function rooms for up to 40 people, all with a welcoming and stylish decoration.
Recreational amenities include a swimming pool and a private fitness centre.
Number of rooms 181.
The chic boutique property is located in Monaco's Fontvieille area, faces the Mediterranean Sea and close to the Prince's Palace.
The city centre is in 1.2km.
Distance to:
- City Center - 1.2km
The hotel provides non-smoking rooms and rooms for people with disabilities.
The contemporary property offers Guestrooms, Suites and Junior Suites.
All rooms are designed by International interior designer Amanda Rosa, and are beautifully light and contemporary.
Bathrooms are spacious and are supplied with bespoke, sweet fig-scented toiletries, handmade in the South of France.
All Suites have balconies which enjoy stunning views over the Mediterranean or the Princess Grace Rose Garden.
All children under two years stay free of charge for cots.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/baby cots in a room is one.
Dining options
The restaurant and brasserie are closed>
The cocktail bar at Columbus is the place to see and be seen in Monaco and serves favourite cocktails and light dishes from new "Apéro-passion" menu.
You can start your day with a full breakfast, which costs EUR 25 per person per night.
Wireless internet is available in public areas and is free of charge
Hotel high-speed internet access is available in the hotel rooms and the rate is EUR 12 per day
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Private hotel parking is possible on site and the rate is EUR 25 per day.
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Pets are allowed on request
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The hotel provides non-smoking rooms and rooms for people with disabilities.
The contemporary property offers Guestrooms, Suites and Junior Suites.
All rooms are designed by International interior designer Amanda Rosa, and are beautifully light and contemporary.
Bathrooms are spacious and are supplied with bespoke, sweet fig-scented toiletries, handmade in the South of France.
All Suites have balconies which enjoy stunning views over the Mediterranean or the Princess Grace Rose Garden.
All children under two years stay free of charge for cots.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/baby cots in a room is one.
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Opera de Monte-Carlo1.6kmPlace du Casino, Monte-Carlo
Le Metropole Shopping Center1.7km17 Ave des Spelugues, Monte-Carlo
Limousine Tours Monaco Private Tours1.9kmLe Buckingham Palace, Monte-Carlo
Moyenne Corniche1.9kmFrance
McCarthy's Irish Pub1.9kmRue de Portier, Monte-Carlo
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Monaco Tours140 m38, quai Jean-Charles Rey, Monaco-Ville
Monaco St Nicholas Cathedral370 m4 rue Colonel Bellando de Castro, Monaco-Ville
Fontvieille Shopping Centre380 mAvenue Albert II, Monaco-Ville
Prince's Palace (Palais du Prince)430 mPlace du Palais, Monaco-Ville
Louis II Stadium400 m7, Avenue des Castelans, Fontvieille
Museum of Antique Automobiles430 mLes Terrasses de Fontvieille, Fontvieille
Les Grands Appartements du Palais430 mPlace du Palais, Monaco-Ville
Restaurants Nearby
La Brasserie du Columbus
72% likes this, based on 57 reviews10 m23, avenue des Papalins
Phone: +377 92 05 9000
Beef Bar
62% likes this, based on 179 reviews
Food: Italian, Barbecue
Price Range: USD 61 - USD 222140 mquai Jean Charles Ray
74% likes this, based on 99 reviews
Food: Italian, Mediterranean, Vegetarian, Healthy150 m34 Quai Jean-Charles Rey
Phone: +377 97974588
Monaco Beefbar
65% likes this, based on 119 reviews
Price Range: USD 37 - USD 308150 m42, quai Jean-Charles-Rey
Phone: +377 97 77 09 29
Osteria del mare
68% likes this, based on 56 reviews160 mQuai Jean-Charles Rey 32
Phone: +377 977 033 11
Getting there.
Cote D'Azur Airport is in 26km.
- Head east. Continue straight onto Promenade Édouard Corniglion Molinier. Continue onto Promenade des Anglais. Continue onto Quai des États-Unis. Continue onto Quai Papacino. Slight right onto Pl. de l'Île de Beauté. Continue onto Boulevard Carnot. Boulevard Carnot turns slightly left and becomes Boulevard Maurice Maeterlinck/D6098. Turn left onto Boulevard du Maréchal Leclerc/D6098. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Avenue du Trois Septembre/D6098. Continue onto Boulevard Charles III. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Tunn. Descente Fontvieille. Continue onto Avenue de Fontvieille. Turn left onto Avenue Albert II. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Avenue des Papalins. Turn left to stay on Avenue des Papalins. Turn left to stay on Avenue des Papalins. The hotel will be on the left.
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- Usually cancellations can be made without charge close to your arrival date (check policies).
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Federal Loans to Students
Unlike grants or work-study, a loan is money that must be repaid. You, the student borrower, are legally obligated to repay your loans so we encourage you to fully read and understand the terms and conditions before accepting a loan. Please note: You must repay your loans even if you do not complete your program.
The minimum requirements for obtaining a federal loan are a completed FAFSA application, admission into a degree-seeking program, and at least half-time (6 credits) enrollment. At Colorado Northwestern Community College, we encourage students to make informed decisions when taking out a student loan. Only borrow the amount of funds that you need to successfully complete your education.
Federal Loans to Parents
If a dependant student needs additional funds to meet their estimated cost of attendance, parents can request a Parent Plus Loan to cover remaining educational expenses. Parents must contact the financial aid office to request a Plus Loan.
Unlike grants or work-study, a loan is money that must be repaid. You, the parent, are legally obligated to repay your loans so we encourage parents to fully read and understand the terms and conditions before accepting a loan. Please note: You are responsible to repay your parent loans even if your student does not complete their program.
Colorado Northwestern Community College is a Direct Lending school
In the Direct Lending program, the funds are obtained directly from the U.S. Treasury. This process involves fewer participants and provides a single point of contact for the school and the student/parents.
What are the interest rates for a Federal Stafford Direct Loan
The interest rate for a Federal Stafford subsidized loan is 3.4% with a first disbursement date between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012, the interest rate for a Federal Stafford unsubsidized loan is 6.8%, and the interest rate for the Federal Plus (parent loan) loan is 7.9%. These rates are fixed.
Students must fill out a FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov to be able to apply for a Federal Stafford Loan.
To obtain your Stafford student loan follow these steps:
Once these steps have been completed, your loan will be certified by the financial aid office. Stafford student loans pay out in two disbursements usually this is fall/spring, single semester loans are still paid out in two disbursements with the first half being paid out after the drop date of classes and the second approximately one month later. For first time borrowers the first disbursement is always 30 days after the first day of school.
What about alternative/private loans? (Alternative or Private loans are not administered through the Direct Loan program) Some programs, such as Aviation Technology, Aviation Maintenance and Dental Hygiene, have costs higher than the federal loan limits can cover. Other programs, such as refresher courses and short certificate programs (less than 15 weeks), may not be eligible for financial aid. An alternative loan may be the only option for meeting educational expenses. Due to the economic crisis alternative or private loans are becoming harder to obtain and can have a much higher interest rate.NOTE: Be sure to explore all sources of funding before applying for an alternative/private loan.
How do I get a private/alternative Loan?
It is against federal truth-in-lending laws for schools, or their representatives, to recommend specific banks to students.
The best way to find banks that provide private/alternative student loans is to do a web search and type in "alternative student loans". This will give you a list of potential funding sources. Once you pick a bank you need to make sure they will loan to you for attendance at Colorado Northwestern Community College. Note: not all banks loan to students attending a community college.
Most banks will require you to have a co-signer. The bank will do a credit check on both you and your co-signer so make sure you pick a credit worthy co-signer.
Once your loan has been approved by the bank they will notify the financial aid office to certify the loan. The financial aid office will certify that you are enrolled and that you are eligible for a certain amount of money. Students cannot borrow more than their cost of attendance.
Depending on the bank, and type of loan, you choose they may ask you for your cost of attendance. You can contact the financial aid office at 970-675-3204 or by email to merrie [dot] byers [at] cncc [dot] edu (Merrie Byers) to obtain this information.
Review your loan history If you have forgotten who your lender is or how much you have borrowed; check it out at NSLDS Student Access web site at www.nslds.ed.gov.
Loan Disbursement
All loan funds will be sent to CNCC. Funds will not be mailed directly to your home. Loans are disbursed in two or more equal disbursements. Your first disbursement will be no earlier than the end of the drop/add period, with the second disbursement occurring midpoint through the loan period. Single semester loans are disbursed in two disbursements.
Federal Perkins Loan
A Federal Perkins Loan is a low-interest (5 percent) loan. The school is your lender. The loan fund is made up of government funds and repaid funds from previous loan recipients. The Federal Government has not provided any new funding in the past few years. CNCC uses Educational Computer Systems, Inc. (ECSI) to process loans for students, including loan origination and repayment. Depending on when you apply, your level of need, and the school's funding level, you can borrow up to $5,500 for each year of undergraduate study (the total you can borrow as an undergraduate is $24,000, however, your total at the community college level is $12,000). If you are awarded a Perkins Loan, the loan funds will be credited directly to your account. Generally, you'll receive the loan in at least two payments during the academic year.
Your Perkins Loan entrance and exit counseling sessions will be completed online. You will be given specific instructions on completing the process after you accept a Perkins Loan award.
There are no origination fees or insurance fees associated with this loan. However, once you enter repayment you might have to pay a late charge if you don't make your loan payments as scheduled. If you continue to be delinquent in making payments, you might have to pay collection costs as well. Repayment of these loans commences nine months after you leave school or complete your education. Up to 10 years may be allowed to repay the loan. The amount of your monthly payment depends upon the size of the debt, but the minimum monthly payment amount is $50. The school can agree to a lesser amount, but it must be due to extraordinary circumstances, such as prolonged unemployment.
If a student defaults on a Federal Perkins Loan and the school is unable to collect, the federal government will take action to recover the loan. All loans are reported to a national credit bureau on a monthly basis.
Once you are ready to graduate, or before transferring from CNCC, you must complete a Loan Exit Counseling Session. This session will focus on your rights and responsibilities as a student loan borrower, as well as repayment provisions. Exit loan counseling can be done by going to www.nslds.ed.gov.
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Madison, WI - December 8, 2010 - The full results of the First Business Economic Survey of Dane County were released today. Click here for the report. See the links for "Download Survey" to view the survey instrument and "Download Full Report" to see the 54 page report from the AC Nilsen Center for Marketing Research at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
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