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The tournament will take place in Belfast on Saturday the 13th of October in the Performing Arts Studio (Gym) of the Crescent Arts Centre [1], 2-4 University Road, Belfast BT7 1NH [2]. Parking in the vicinity is not usually a problem. The Europa Bus Station (Glengall Street) and Belfast Central (Rail) Station (East Bridge Street) are within walking distance. The Crescent Arts Centre is located in the heart of the University Quarter, there are plenty of places around to eat and drink.
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To register simply email [3] us with your name and rank. If you can bring along a clock that would be great. You can also use this email address if you have any other questions.
You can also try contacting myself (Ian Davis) by phone: 07952184010 (mobile) or 028 9037 6635 (work)
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:52 AM GMT on February 19, 2013
The stunning loss of Arctic sea ice extent in recent years is undeniable--satellite measurements have conclusively shown that half of the Arctic sea ice went missing in September 2012, compared to the average September during 1979 - 2000. But the extent of ice cover is not the best measure of how the fire raging in Earth's attic is affecting sea ice--the total volume of the ice is more important. But up until 2010, we didn't have the measurements needed to say how the total volume of ice in the Arctic might be changing. Scientists relied on the University of Washington PIOMAS model, which suggested that the loss of Arctic sea ice volume during September might be approaching 75% - 80%. The model results were widely criticized by climate change skeptics as being unrealistic. However, in April 2010, a new satellite called Cryostat-2 was launched, which can measure ice volume by beaming pulses of microwave energy off of the ice. With two years of data to Cryosat-2 data to analyze, the results of the PIOMAS model have now been confirmed by a study published on-line in February 2013 in Geophysical Research Letters. In a University of Washington news release, co-author Axel Schweiger said, "people had argued that 75 to 80 percent ice volume loss was too aggressive. What this new paper shows is that our ice loss estimates may have been too conservative, and that the recent decline is possibly more rapid." The U.K.'s Natural Environmental Research Council reported that the team of scientists found that from 2003 to 2012, the volume of Arctic sea ice declined 36% in the autumn and 9% in the winter. The measure of sea ice volume is a good indicator of how the Arctic's most stable, "multi-year" ice is fairing. As the multi-year ice declines, sea ice extent, the total area covered by sea ice, in an "Arctic death spiral". The new study shows that thick, multi-year ice has disappeared in areas north of Greenland, around the Canadian Archipelago, and to the northeast of Svalbard, Norway.
Figure 1. Arctic sea ice volume in thousands of cubic kilometers during the September minimum in 1979 compared to 2012, as estimated by the University of Washington PIOMAS model. Arctic seas ice volume has declined by more than a factor of five. Image credit; Andy Lee Robinson.
Figure 2. The Polar-5 aircraft, carrying the EM instrument that was used to validate Cryosat-2 sea ice thickness measurements, flying over the validation site. Image credit: R. Willatt.
Why care about Arctic sea ice loss?
If you remove an area of sea ice 43% the size of the contiguous U.S. from the ocean, like occurred in September 2012, it is guaranteed to have a significant impact on weather and climate. The extra heat and moisture added to the atmosphere as a result of all that open water over the pole may already be altering jet stream patterns in fall and winter, bringing an increase in extreme weather events. The record sea ice loss in 2012 also contributed to an unprecedented melting event in Greenland. Continued sea ice loss will further increase melting from Greenland, contributing to sea level rise and storm surge damages. Sea ice loss will also continue to crank up the thermostat over Arctic permafrost regions. This will potentially release a significant fraction of the vast amounts of carbon currently locked in the permafrost, further accelerating global warming.
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Earth's attic is on fire: Arctic sea ice bottoms out at a new record low (September 2012)
Half of the polar ice cap is missing: Arctic sea ice hits a new record low. September 6, 2012 blog post
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Arctic Death Spiral Bombshell: CryoSat-2 Confirms Sea Ice Volume Has Collapsed by Joe Romm at climateprogress.org.
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That should be it for Homer. Another quality start.
nice job homer
Bailey's innings are at 173.1. Has about 4 starts left, probably should keep him at 190-195 to be safe.
As bad as the Pirates have been lately they're still in the WC race if they can get it turned around.
Little surprised to see Homer hit here.
I'm not sold on Stubbs' value in CF....that what's been irritating me a bit.
Regardless, Stubbs has sucked for about the last 300 games and Heisey has been very good for a good bit....but no matter what Heisey does...no matter...Stubbs will get twice as many CF starts the rest of the way and throughout the playoffs.....and there just any basis to it.
That my friends, is a super slider. A textbook definition. Baker needs to take Bailey out, no use wearing him down anymore.
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Like eddie: I too use Orvis backing.
I use the Orvis High-Capacity Gel-spun backing.
Not because of big fish, its for insurance. Like many others, fly line is not cheap!
If the backing fails to do its job, kiss $52+ dollars good-bye.
I have yet to experience a fish taking my line to the backing. The monster pike I caught didn't make long runs.
Looking forward to my first steelhead trip this fall.
Maybe then, I'll think of the backing as something more than holding my fly-line to the real.
I like the Orvis Big game 50#. Thinner than 20# dacron. Kindof like having your cake and eating it too. It is expensive. Knots are a little tricky and you have to be very consciouse of winding it on tight and crossing it over its self.Otherwise it will dig into its self and that is a mess.
I think that the thin backing is the obviouse partner to the LA. reel. As a fish takes off, you loose a smaller % of your diameter, and LA. reels usually are a little short on capacity any way.
It's probably sh_t luck but I've had the good fortune to see a lot of my backing this season, knock on wood. I like a meaty backing, at least 30# normal backing diameter. The 20# is just too tenous when your $50 fly line is out there somewhere down a set of rapids or in a big surf.
Given the choice of not enough and thin, I'd take thin. Tough choice though!
Jim...You can never have enough rodz, reelz, and/or backing! Since you have a limited space, I would go ahead and try the 50# micron...I've not used it in FF applications...In a former life I had "tuff" line on my Calcuttas and it was dynomite...but if you handle it with your waterlogged hands watch out for line cuts! The only bad that I've heard (besides cuts) is if it's spooled loosely, should you get into it again with the drag doing its' thing, it can dig in and bind up...take care to guide it back on properly after a run and you should be fine!
Talk to your local FF dealer and pump him/her for more information...Cheers!
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I've got a reel that only holds about 150 yds. of backing which should be enough but I'd like another 75-100yds for insurance. I would have never thought I needed more until I recently got 1/2 the backing ripped off my Tioga in a few seconds. Part of the reason of having a large arbor in my bag of tricks is that when I did got hold of the handle and started to retrieve line I was probably getting 3-4" per turn of the crank, resulting in a lost fish (whatever it was).
I'd like to hear from any of you who have used the super thin backing and what you think of it.
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The Official Site of Dogs Against Romney founded 2007. Hi, I'm Rusty. Mitt Romney is mean to dogs. Help me get my message out about the Mitt Romney dog on roof story. Putting a dog on the car roof is abuse. Remember Crate-Gate. I ride inside. Mitt is Mean. Contribute to DogPAC.Dog on the Roof book.
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Very misleading. The alleged incident occurred in 1983 not 2006!
Hire an editor!
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If you check out the above linked articles you will also see that Fred Malek is also the Nixon White House staffer whose job it was to "purge" Jews from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Nice judge of character, Mitt!
At this rate Obama won't have to do anything, you'll sink your own ship without any help.
Just keep talking, Mr. Mittens.
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That's a good idea. I'll hire a seeing eye dog.
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lol @ anon. Learn to read, and the incident happened in 1959, which it says on the next line. He was questioned about the event in the year 2006, and event which happened in 1959.
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Dear God! I did plenty of drinking in my college days but it never occured to me to participate in something this abhorrent. Horrible people.
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nice use of the word "abhorrent"...
Somebody obviously studied liberal arts :)
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Who cares when it happened?!! This is a truly sick man. Isn't that how serial killers get their start?
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They got drunk, slaughtered a dog, someone's pet, and then ate it???
Who are these people??? These people go on to run large corporations?????
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RatPadz was one of the early innovators to the mousing surface industry, with product releases dating back to 1999. Now, more than eight years later the market has seen a myriad of surfaces claiming everything imaginable, but the RatPadz GS and XT Mousing Surface continue to provide gamers and enthusiasts with a solid solution for fast and comfortable mousing surfaces. Benchmark Reviews investigates the RatPadz series, which makes no performance claims at all but seems to still deliver big results.
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The GS model has been around for years, and while fulfilling a low-price niche in the performance mouse pad market it has remained true to its Ratpadz roots. A light weight hard plastic body delivers little resistance while providing solid accuracy and tracking. All nine points of contact on the back keep it grounded and securely anchored.
The GS and the XT offer the same surface area, both 11.5" wide x 9.3" tall. The cut-out design of both the GS and XT allows users to also turn the surface sideways utilizing it on the left and right sides of the keyboard.
Both the GS and XT are built with very tough polymers and can stand up to all sorts of gaming and LAN abuses. The XT is heavy duty and built for those that will use it for endless gaming hours. The GS is lightweight and great for travelers and LAN parties.
About the company: RatPadz
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7. How much can I borrow?
8. Do I need to be enrolled in an educational institution to complete the application process?
9. Why isn't my school on the list?
10. How is the eligible schools list determined?
1. When should I begin the process?
2. How do I apply for the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
3. How does the cosigner complete his/her portion of the application?
4. Will both the borrower and cosigner's credit be checked?
5. What is ACS?
6. What documentation is required in the application?
7. What proof of enrollment do I need to provide?
8. What proof of income do I need to provide?
9. How do I become a credit union member?
10. What is school certification and how can it affect my loan?
11. How do I check the status of my application?
12. How long is the process?
13. After filling out an application is there a commitment to borrow?
1. How is the interest rate calculated??
2. What is the LIBOR Index?
3. Do you offer any borrower benefits?
4. How does the ACH discount work?
5. What is the repayment term of the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
6. How soon will a borrower receive the loan proceeds?
7. How often is accrued interest capitalized?
1. What is the In-School Repayment period?
2. What is a Grace Period?
3. What is a Proactive Payment?
4. What repayment options are available during the in-school period?
5. When do borrowers enter full repayment status?
6. Can a borrower prepay the loan at any time?
7. What options are available for borrowers struggling to make payments?
8. What are the forbearance policies?
1. Will my personal information be shared with third parties?
2. How is financial information protected?
cuStudentLoans is a network of over 175 not-for-profit credit union lenders who use common underwriting and pricing to provide members with an affordable private student loan program. This program is composed of two loan products: the cuScholar Private Student Loan and the cuGrad Student Loan Consolidation. cuStudentLoans is managed by a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) called Member Student Lending, LLC.
LendKey Technologies, Inc. is the cloud-based technology company that powers cuStudentLoans.org. LendKey works closely with Member Student Lending, a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO), to ensure credit union members receive exceptional service. LendKey is also the servicer for the cuScholar Private Student Loan. For more information about LendKey, please visit www.lendkey.com.
A credit union is a member-owned financial institution providing credit at competitive rates and other financial services to its members. To learn about the benefits of credit unions, please visit our About Credit Unions section.
What is the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
The cuScholar Private Student Loan is issued from a not-for-profit credit union participating in the cuStudentLoans program and can be used to pay for qualified educational expenses, including tuition, room and board, books, and other school related expenses. Private student loans serve as a way for students to fill the funding gap between the cost of attending school and the amount of federal loans, grants, and available scholarships.
What is the difference between a private student loan and a federal student loan?
Federal student loans follow guidelines set forth by the U.S. Dept of Education and typically offer fixed and lower interest rates compared to private student loans. However, federal loans, unlike most private loans, have borrowing limits, which may not allow a student to borrow enough to cover the entire cost of education. Private loans help students fill the funding gap between the cost of attending school and the amount of federal loans, grants, and available scholarships. Both private and federal student loans typically allow students to defer payments while in school, and some offer economic forbearance options once a student completes school. Unlike federal loan programs, private lenders assess the credit history of the borrower and cosigner before making a loan.
How do I know if I'm eligible for federal aid?
Eligibility for federal, state and university funded financial aid is determined by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). All students are strongly encouraged to apply for federal aid by completing the FAFSA, which can be obtained online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
How much financial aid am I eligible to receive?
The financial information you provide in the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) is used by the government to determine your Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which is the amount you and your family are expected to pay towards your education. The EFC is then subtracted from the Cost of Attendance (COA) for your respective school to determine the amount of financial aid you are eligible to receive.
What is an Expected Family Contribution?
The Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is a calculated assessment of how much your family is expected to contribute to your college costs. The EFC takes into consideration your family's financial strength – income and assets. Other factors considered include the number of family members and number of family members in college.
The Cost of Attendance (COA) is the total cost as determined by a school's financial aid office, including tuition and fees, room, board, books, transportation and miscellaneous expenses. Every school has a slightly different Cost of Attendance, but all must meet standard guidelines as set by the U.S. Department of Education. The Cost of Attendance represents the maximum amount of financial aid, grants, scholarships and student loans that can pay to an account during an academic period. This prevents students from applying for an excessive amount of student loans beyond the established Cost of Attendance.
How can I learn more about my financial aid options?
It is recommended that you consult with your school's financial aid office, and visit the College Resource Center where you can read more about all of your financial aid options and refer to our financial aid glossary to better understand the terms you will need to know.
Does applying for a federal loan impact my ability to obtain the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
No. Students are encouraged to explore and exhaust all federal aid options first, and then use private loans to help pay the remaining education expenses.
Who is eligible for the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
To apply for the cuScholar Private Student Loan, you must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident enrolled at least half-time in a degree-granting program at an eligible school, and you must be a member of a participating credit union. If you're not currently a member of a credit union, you will be prompted to select one that you can join during the application process.
You or your cosigner also must meet our credit requirements. Choosing a creditworthy cosigner will increase the likelihood of being approved and may lead to a lower loan rate. You can apply without a cosigner if you meet all of the credit criteria by yourself.
A cosigner is a parent, grandparent, guardian or other adult who is creditworthy and willing to assume legal responsibility for the loan liabilities along with you. The cosigner must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Is a cosigner required to obtain the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
In most instances, a cosigner is required to obtain the cuScholar Private Student Loan. A creditworthy cosigner increases the likelihood of your loan approval and may lead to a lower loan rate. Creditworthy students that meet the credit requirements may apply without a cosigner.
Will the cosigner's credit record be affected?
Yes, in a cosigned loan both the borrower and the cosigner are jointly liable for making all loan payments. The loan will appear on both the borrower and cosigner's credit report.
Is the cosigner responsible for repaying the loan?
If the borrower fails to repay the loan, then the cosigner is responsible for repaying the loan. However, the cosigner may be released of this obligation once the borrower, alone, meets the lender's credit and income criteria and makes 24 consecutive and on-time full payments of principal and interest during the Repayment Period.
What is the cosigner release process?
Cosigner release is available for creditworthy borrowers after making consecutive on-time full principal and interest payments during the Repayment Period.
The borrower may request for cosigner release and retain the loan on a stand-alone basis, if the following requirements are met:
*Note: The cosigner release process is initiated only after a request has been emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. It may take up to 7-10 business days to process a cosigner release request.
The minimum you can borrow is $2,000 per year. The lifetime maximum you can borrow is the certified amount determined by your school, up to $120,000 for undergraduate students and $160,000 for graduate students. The school certified amount is typically the Cost of Attendance (COA) less any other financial aid received.
Do I need to be enrolled in an educational institution to complete the application process?
Yes, you must provide proof of enrollment at an eligible school within the cuStudentLoans program to complete the application process.
Why isn't my school on the list?
Not all educational institutions participate in or are eligible for our program. Unfortunately, we're not able to accept a loan application if your school is not on our eligibility list.
How is the eligible schools list determined?
School eligibility is determined using a blind study that assesses a variety of factors.
When should I begin the process?
We encourage you to start early. You can start the loan application process once you know what school you will be attending, the Cost of Attendance for the current academic year, and can provide proof of enrollment. The process can take from 2-8 weeks depending on the borrower, school, and time of year. Note: If you are applying for the fall term, you cannot apply before June 1st.
How do I apply for the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
The application process must be completed online by clicking Start Now.
How does the cosigner complete his/her portion of the application?
During the application process, cosigners will be asked to complete their own application and create an account using a different email address than the borrower's account. Cosigners complete the same application procedures as the borrower.
Will both the borrower and cosigner's credit be checked?
Yes. During the application process, and as part of the underwriting process, a credit bureau report is pulled on both the borrower and cosigner. The borrower's creditworthiness or ability to repay the loan is assessed based on the credit of the borrower, the credit of the cosigner, as well as the borrower's academic attributes. The borrower and cosigner credit reports will expire after 90 days. If the application is incomplete at this time, the borrower and cosigner will be required to re-pull credit to continue the application.
ACS (Academic Credit Score) is a proprietary scoring model that assesses borrower creditworthiness by taking into account not only the credit bureau data, but also the student's academic characteristics such as GPA, course of study, and class standing.
What documentation is required in the application?
After you are conditionally approved based on credit, you (and your cosigner) may be asked to submit the following required documents:
What proof of enrollment do I need to provide?
If you are a returning student, you must provide an unofficial copy of your most recent graded transcript as proof of enrollment at the school you are attending. If you are an incoming freshman, your school will confirm your enrollment during the certification process.
What proof of income do I need to provide?
You must provide a copy of your two most recent pay stubs within the last 60 days. Pay stubs submitted for review must clearly display the following five pieces of information:
(See an example pay stub with the required fields)
Depending on your type of employment or financial situation, we may be able to accept alternate proof of income:
If the loan is cosigned, only the cosigner needs to submit these documents.
How do I become a credit union member?
If you are not a member of a credit union, we will match you with a participating credit union that you're eligible to join during the application. You will need to complete membership before your loan can be reviewed for final approval. If you decide to cancel the loan request there is no further obligation for membership. Learn about the benefits of credit unions and the simple membership process in About Credit Unions.
What is school certification and how can it affect my loan?
Before the loan can be finalized, the school must authorize the loan disbursement date and loan amount. This process is completed by the school's financial aid office where they certify that the student attends the school and meets a minimum registration status of half-time or greater.
School certification also acts as a borrower protection to prevent over borrowing. The school has authority to reduce a private student loan to fit within the Cost of Attendance after all other financial aid is paid to the account.
The certification request is sent to the school through an electronic servicer (ELM, Great Lakes, etc.) or faxed upon request. Once the certification is returned, the borrower can accept the final disclosures and the loan will be disbursed.
Schools will vary on the amount of time it takes to process a student loan certification. Be advised that it usually takes 7-10 business days, but can take longer for a school to respond to a certification request after we have sent it.
If you are concerned about meeting your tuition deadline, be sure to apply early and stop by your financial aid office after the certification has been made available to confirm an estimated processing time.
How do I check the status of my application?
The status of your application is available by signing in to your account. The green status bar you see immediately after login indicates which state your application is currently in.
You should allow yourself 6-8 weeks from the time of the initial application until your school receives your funds. Every private student loan must be sent to the borrower's school for certification prior to being finalized.
Remember, once the process is complete, the funds may not be disbursed to the school right away. The funds will be transferred on a date specified by the school.
After filling out an application is there a commitment to borrow?
No. A borrower may withdraw a request at any time and has up to 30 days from the loan disbursement date to return the money and avoid being charged any fees or interest.
How is the interest rate calculated?
Interest Rate = Base Rate + Loan Margin
This loan has a variable interest rate that is based on a publicly available index, the 1-Month LIBOR, as published in The Wall Street Journal. Your rate may change each month and will be calculated by adding the 1-Month LIBOR to a margin between 3.24% and 9.24%. There is no limit on the amount that the rate could increase at one time, however your rate will never exceed 18%. The APR for a variable rate loan may increase during the life of the loan if the index increases. This may result in higher monthly payments.
The Loan Margin stays constant for the life of the loan and is determined at loan inception, depending on the borrower's credit history and ACS Grade.
The London Interbank Offered Rate (or LIBOR) is a daily reference rate based on the interest rates at which banks borrow unsecured funds from other banks. This offered rate is the funding cost to a bank and is commonly used as a benchmark for the bank's lending rate.
Do you offer any borrower benefits?
Yes! Qualified borrowers can enjoy:
How does the ACH discount work?
Simply select the automatic ACH payment option and immediately enjoy a .25% reduction of your interest rate. The ACH discount is subject to the floor rate. If the automatic payment is cancelled at any time after enrollment, the rate reduction will discontinue until automatic payment is reinstated. It may be suspended during periods of forbearance and deferment.
What is the repayment term of the cuScholar Private Student Loan?
The repayment term begins six months after the borrower graduates or ceases to be enrolled at least half-time in an eligible degree-granting program. Once repayment begins, the borrower has 10 years to repay the loan.
How soon will a borrower receive the loan proceeds?
The loan proceeds will be sent directly to the school by check or through electronic funds transfer (EFT). The check will usually be mailed within 5-7 business days of the borrower accepting their final disclosure unless the school requests a later date.
How often is accrued interest capitalized?
Unpaid interest accrues while the borrower is in school. Upon entering full repayment, all accrued and unpaid interest is capitalized (or added) to the principal balance once at the time repayment begins.
What is the In-School Repayment period?
The in-school period lasts while the borrower is enrolled at least half-time and includes a six month Grace Period once the borrower leaves school. During this time, the borrower is required to either make full interest payments or a monthly $25 Proactive Payment. Any unpaid interest continues to accrue during the in-school period.
The Grace Period is a six-month period of time that begins once a borrower graduates or is no longer enrolled at least half-time in a degree granting program. After the Grace Period, the borrower must begin making regular principal and interest payments. Borrowers are required to either make full interest payments or a monthly $25 Proactive Payment during the Grace Period.
A Proactive Payment is a $25 monthly payment the borrower must make while they are in school. The borrower will begin making full principal + interest payments once they have separated from the school or dropped below half-time status. The Proactive Payment helps the borrower demonstrate financial discipline and saves the borrower interest expenses over the life of the loan.
What repayment options are available during the in-school period?
Two in-school repayment options allow the borrower to defer full principal and interest payments until six months after separating from the school:
When do borrowers enter full repayment status?
Borrowers are given a six-month Grace Period once they graduate or separate from school before they enter repayment status. Once borrowers enter repayment status, they are responsible for making full principal and interest payments.
Can a borrower prepay the loan at any time?
Yes, a borrower may prepay the loan either partially or in full at any time without incurring any fees or penalties. Please submit prepayments electronically through your account or via paper check and ensure to write your Loan ID and "Toward Principal" in the memo line.
What options are available for borrowers struggling to make payments?
Some borrowers may not have found employment yet six months after leaving school; therefore, borrowers may request to pay just the interest expense on the loan for the first two years while in repayment status. This is referred to as the Initial Interest Only option. The Initial Interest Only option can be requested in writing during the six month Grace Period.
Borrowers more than two years out of school may request forbearance.
What are the forbearance policies?
If you are unable to make your payment due to economic hardship, unemployment, underemployment, returning to school or medical reasons, you may be eligible for forbearance. You must complete a forbearance form for consideration and are responsible for all payments until notified of your request being approved.
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I cut the antlers that I had laying around in to section that I thought the dog could handle, then I boiled them to make sure I killed any bugs or bacteria that could possibly be in them. My dog loves them, she leaves all other toys alone.
I cut the antlers that I had laying around in to section that I thought the dog could handle, then I boiled them to make sure I killed any bugs or bacteria that could possibly be in them. My dog loves them, she leaves all other toys alone.
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I had slab fractures of the teeth when I allowed the dogs to chew on them. Needless to say, the dogs are not allowed to chew on them any longer.
I've never heard of them being used as treats, but it makes since because they love steal my scull mounts when I'm processing them.
I let my dog chew on older ones, that have been laying around awhile. Sometimes, she finds her own. They are not as hard as fresh off the deer.
I wouldn't let her eat them when she was a puppy, there are a lot of minerals in them, I didn't think she needed the extra calcium.
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My pup loves his shed antlers! They last so much longer than bones or rawhide. I just took up shed hunting this year! Even if you don't go shed hunting go buy them. they may seem expensive but they last five to ten times longer Than the alternative!
My pup-Kanyon's Rambo With A Cause (Rambo)
And my 2 year old- Ollie (my lab husky mix, she is a pheasant tracking machine! And the reason I started bird hunting!)
So if you let your pup chew on them, how do you transition to shed hunting? You don't let the pup chew on birds... how is he to know the difference between retrieving sheds and chew toys? Does it just come natural (ie when you are hunting vs at home in front of the tv?)? Getting my first full-blood lab within the year, just trying to be prepared. Thanks!
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Leatherhead were thoroughly outplayed on Saturday by a well organised Wingate & Finchley side, who left with a 1-0 win at Summers Lane.
A well executed header from Leon Smith was all that separated the two sides in a scrappy match, made all the harder for both sets of players by a blustery wind.
Leatherhead hardly managed to threaten Wingate throughout. They lacked shape and cohesion in midfield as, time and again, they opted to pump long balls forward from defence, instead of using the full width of the pitch to take advantage of a good playing surface.
Tanners were fortunate not to lose by a lot heavier margin. Wingate missed chance after chance to build on an early lead, whereas a solitary Tom Hutchings effort midway through the second half was the visitors' only real goal scoring opportunity in an untidy match.
Former Aveley defender Ryan Andrew came in to Leatherhead's starting line up at right back, replacing an injured Liam Pestle, while Elliott Thompson earned a start in midfield following his influential second half display last week against Hastings.
Blues took the lead after eight minutes. Tanners failed to deal with a cross from the by-line, leaving Wingate's tall centre forward Smith with room to head home past the outstretched arms of Leatherhead keeper Chico Ramos.
Wingate created several chances to build on their opener. A Kieron Street shot was turned behind for a corner before an effort from David Laird came back off the post.
Leatherhead pressed forward but lost possession on the half way line after 24 minutes, allowing Smith to break clear and take the ball to the edge of the box before firing wide.
Blues created further chances during the final minutes of the opening half. Smith sent another close range header over the bar before Ramos made a fine save from another Laird effort.
Wingate had a great chance to double their lead after 50 minutes. Smith broke clear in the middle of the visitors' half, but the Blues' leading goal scorer took one touch too many as he bore down on the Leatherhead goal and Ramos bravely gathered the ball at the striker's feet.
Thompson and Rob Hill made way for Jack Pallen and Adam Gross in a double substitution for Leatherhead after 51 minutes, but the hosts kept pushing forward in search of that elusive second goal.
Ross Parmenter fired wide and then Smith pulled away from Tanners' centre back Jerry Nnamani before hitting another shot wide.
Leatherhead failed to produce a shot on target until the 62nd minute. Hutchings broke clear in the box, but Wingate keeper Bobby Smith stood up well to block the shot from ten yards out.
Tanners had a half-chance to snatch a late equaliser when Vernon Francis got the ball back from the by-line, but Colin Richmond scooped his shot high over the bar from the corner of the box.
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What do Captain Obvious, Wonder Woman, and Spider-Man have in common (other than a brazen use of spandex in public)? All three could be spotted racing along the West Ashley Greenway at the Yoga Benefits Kids 2nd Annual Superhero 5K on Saturday.
They were joined by superheroes large and small, old and young... though the term "superhero" was up for creative interpretation. Batman, Superman, and Robin milled about before the race, chatting with the Hulk and Captain America, and some of the less conventional superheroes such as Zorro, Captain Obvious, and a pint-sized Captain Mustache headed for the starting line.
Caped crusaders, masked avengers, vigilantes, and unidentified keepers-of-the-peace lined up and jostled for position. The starting horn sounded, they were off with their brightly colored capes trailing in their wake. Before onlookers even had time to make many "it's a bird, it's a plane..." jokes, the first superheroes were pounding their way back toward the finish line.
Competitors Paula Chapa and Karen Heitner crossed the finish line with ties flapping and guns holstered as the galaxy-defending duo from Men In Black, and they were shortly followed by runner Melanie Purvis crossed the finish line with a giant glittery butterfly mask and a sense of humor, and she laughed, "Who am I? Honestly, I have no clue."
After the race, runners headed back to the parking lot for refreshments and a chance to hit the yoga mats. Everyone exchanged high-fives and checked out each other's costumes, and I couldn't help asking about several of the less obvious costumes. Michelle Green put her best foot forward in a hot pink cape emblazoned with a purple heart, and she explained simply, "I'm Super Love!"
Emily Fillippeli came as the Amazing Ashley West, but her 7-week old canine companion Margo the Wonder Mutt stole the show. The tiny boxer-bulldog puppy proudly sported a miniature green cape throughout the race and after party, earning her plenty of love and attention. Perhaps the most touching ensemble of the day, however, was that of Deanna Galasso. Galasso took the opportunity to honor her own personal superhero, the late Momma Mitchell, whose birthday was on September 15.
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UTSA hosts presentation by UT Austin computing center
By Kelly Kam
Executive Assistant, Office of the Vice President for Research
(June 22, 2007)--UTSA researchers are invited to a presentation on research collaboration by the executive director and staff members from UT Austin's Texas Advanced Computer Center (TACC). The presentation is 10 a.m.-noon, Tuesday, June 26 in the University Center Oak Room (2.01.20), 1604 Campus.
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Sponsored by the UTSA Office of the Vice President for Research and the Office of Information Technology, the meeting is to discuss collaboration between UTSA and TACC researchers. The presentation will include discussion, and TACC staff will remain afterward to answer questions.
"This is an excellent opportunity for our researchers to become involved with an advanced cyber infrastructure that can open new and dramatic capabilities for their work," said Robert Gracy, UTSA vice president for research.
Renowned internationally as a leading academic advanced computing center, TACC provides a comprehensive terra-scale computing, visualization and storage infrastructure with expert support and new software technologies and techniques.
TACC resources and technologies, which are available to UTSA researchers, include new remote visualization capabilities for large-scale data analysis, software for launching and managing jobs across distributed resources, and portals for enabling easier utilization of these resources.
For more information, visit the TACC Web site.


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It's probable that not many people knew Cale Vogel during his first stint at Brookfield East High School.
It was a short one, after all; he was only at the school for a semester as a student teacher, teaching social studies in 2003.
But as the new athletic and activities director, that will change.
"I know a couple people from that time as some of the teachers in that (curriculum) are still here, which helps," Vogel said. "But it's a big school and even some of the teachers that were here I don't remember."
Vogel comes to Brookfield East from Lake Mills High School, where he served many roles. He taught social studies and was the boys basketball coach for six years where he accumulated an 85-52 record.
Vogel served as the athletic director for four years during this tenure there.
But when former athletic and activities director Corey Golla left to become the principal at Menomonee Falls High School, Vogel had the opportunity to return to East.
"It was really the right time, right place," Vogel said. "It's really just a coincidence."
The fact that East has a strong sports tradition as well as academic tradition helped his decision-making as well.
He will do a lot of observing in his first year before building on his goals of keeping up the facilities, maintaining sponsorships and being proactive in making the athletic code more meaningful so the student-athletes are leaders on and off the floor.
Vogel played sports at Watertown High School and continued playing basketball at Cardinal Stritch University. He later served as a graduate assistant for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater men's basketball team while he earned his master's degree in curriculum and instruction with an emphasis in physical education, health and athletic coaching.
Although the 35-year-old continues to live in Lake Mills and will make the 45-minute commute to East as well as to UW-Madison as he finishes another master's degree in educational leadership, he is looking forward to meeting the Brookfield East community this year.
WHAT:New Brookfield East Athletic Director
FAMILY:wife, Emily; sons, Jack, 4, and Charlie, 2
HOBBIES:sprint triathlons, golfing
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For those of you that have been complaining about winter, I'll trade right now!! It was 109 degrees in the shade today!!! It is 7:00 PM and STILL 100!!!
Sometimes it makes me wonder why folks ever settled this area.
For those of you that have been complaining about winter, I'll trade right now!! It was 109 degrees in the shade today!!! It is 7:00 PM and STILL 100!!!
Sometimes it makes me wonder why folks ever settled this area.
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OXFORD – Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said he had a feeling Donte Moncrief was going to have a big game.
The Rebels' sophomore wide receiver posted a career-high in receiving yards for the second straight week, getting 173 yards on seven catches, and tied a school single-game record with three touchdown catches.
"When Bo (Wallace) put it in the right spot, I knew I had to make a play," Moncrief said.
It was the fourth 100-yard game of Moncrief's career, all of them coming this season. That ties him for the fourth-most 100-yard receiving games in school history.
Freeze said Moncrief had extra motivation to face MSU's defensive backs.
"He had had about enough of hearing how good their secondary was, and we felt like if given the opportunity without double coverage, he was going to win," Freeze said.
The Rebels were able to find Moncrief in single coverage repeatedly.
"We happened to call some plays at the right time where they didn't have a safety rode over the top of him, and he won," Freeze said.
Key Number
233 – The Rebels rushed for 233 yards, their fifth 200-yard game of the year. Ole Miss has rushed for 380 yards over the last two weeks after going a stretch of three games where it failed to reach 100 yards.
Key Drive
Bo Wallace's 16-yard pass to Vince Sanders capped an 11-play, 87-yard drive that took 4:59 off the clock and gave the Rebels a 41-17 lead with 11:44 to play. You could sense the celebration of Ole Miss fans about to begin.
"It wouldn't be no rivalry if we won every game." – MSU cornerback Johnthan Banks
"I think I let my emotions play into the game more than they should have. In the second half I settled down and eliminated turnovers. It worked." – Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace
Up Next
Both teams are awaiting bowl destinations.
Run stopped
MSU managed only 30 net rushing yards on 25 carries, a season low. It was the fourth time in five games State was held below 100 yards rushing.
The Bulldogs tried the edges, but Ole Miss was too fast. There wasn't much happening between the tackles, either.
"We lost two linemen in the first quarter with (Charles) Siddoway out for a couple of series and then Tobias (Smith) in warmups just didn't feel like he could go tonight," MSU coach Dan Mullen said. "I don't know if it was the weather or what it was, just didn't feel like he could go. I think that hurt early on."
Smith started the game.
Egg Bowl bites
MSU receiver Chad Bumphis set the school's career receiving yardage mark. He had 146 yards and two TDs on six catches and now has 2,252 career yards. … Ole Miss held State to 1 of 13 on third downs. … Ole Miss had 8 tackles-for-loss, 3 sacks.


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Mathematician John Milnor will discuss quantum theory and its application to the fields of cryptography and computation in a public lecture on Thursday, March 1.
The talk, sponsored by the math club, will take place at 4:30 p.m. in Jadwin A01.
Milnor, director of the Institute for Mathematical Sciences at the State University of New York - Stony Brook, received his 1951 AB and 1954 Ph.D. in mathematics from Princeton. He taught at Princeton from 1953 to 1988, having served as the Henry Putnam University Professor and the chair of the mathematics department. He received the Fields Medal, one of the highest honors in mathematics, in 1962 and the National Medal of Science in 1967.
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Beijing's increasing diplomatic and commercial presence in Africa has led to a grassroots backlash across the country from its native residents.
Malawians bill their country as the "Warm Heart of Africa" and pride themselves on a reputation for friendliness. But Jaffa Shaibu, a burly 32-year-old merchant in a clothes market in Salima, a dusty town near the shores of Lake Malawi, feels less than welcoming to the Chinese traders who have moved in over the past four years.
"The way it looks, one day there will be a big fight with them," Shaibu said. "One day there will be blood."
Echoing a grievance heard across Africa, Shaibu and his colleagues in this town of 40,000 complain of Chinese businessmen with better access to cheap imports of clothes, shoes and electronics, and deeper pockets that allow them to reduce their margins.
That sentiment is part of a grass-roots backlash against Beijing's increasing diplomatic and commercial clout in Africa.


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Pls help me finding out if my flowerhorn is male or female ?
Ok i have 2 flowerhorn fishes for allmost 1.5years and all of a sudden one of my flowerhorn has given eggs without male so i assume the eggs are going to go waste i have another flowerhorn which is quite bigger and i assume that its a female but not sure so pls help me out in figuring it out thanks.
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I'm still not really sure how she finds time to do all she does.. owning a quilt shop, raising 3 kids under 3 years old, one on the way, still quilting and cross-stitching!
Kimberly used the Garden Beauty Quilt of the Month by Design Originals. The book has 11 blocks and finishes into a twin. Since Emma's bed is a full size, Kimberly designed four similar blocks and added an extra row to the left of the quilt. To make the quilt she used the following:
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- 2 yards of SKU 55023-15 (background)
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The exquisite quilting was done by Carolyn (Nubin) Jensen, one of our very favorite custom quilters! If you would like to contact Nubin about custom quilting, she can be reached by phone at 520-797-0143. Thanks so much, Nubin!
We hope you enjoyed seeing pictures of Emma's big girl bed. She absolutely loves it and her mom is so happy with the quilt! We also thought you might enjoy a picture of Will & Peyton. They turned one year old yesterday!
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1. Bring back TABOR or some permanent taxpayer bill of rights that caps future property tax increases.
2. Pass a true balanced budget amendment that doesn't allow for fudged budgeting like Doyle did.
3. End the minimum markup law.
4. Revamp the Government Accountability Board to be more impartial or eliminate it completely
5. Eliminate the state income tax on retiree pensions to help keep them in Wisconsin.
6. Freeze the property taxes of retirees to keep retirees here in Wisconsin.
7. Repeal the law that allows the state to kill off Indian team nicknames.
8. Exempt active military from state income taxes.
9. Change the state law to make MATC and other tech school boards accountable to either the governor or the taxpayers.
10. Recall election reform.
11. Legislation that bans lawmakers from fleeing the state to avoid votes and has real consequences.
12. Eliminate the Secretary of State position.
13. Kill off/repeal the bill passed during the Doyle years that requires schools to teach Labor history.
14. Require Drug Testing for all recipients on Public Assistance/Welfare.
15. Pursue the State Sovereignty Resolution. It basically reaffirms that all powers not explicitly given to the Feds remain with the people and the states.
16. End green energy mandates. They are only driving up our energy costs unnecessarily.
17. Repeal the Doyle increase on the top income tax bracket.
18. Pass the mining bill.
19. Stop in-state college tuition for illegals.
20. End residency rules for city/county employees and teachers.
21. Put all new state employees on a 401k style retirement system.
22. Raise the eligible retirement age for state employees so they cannot retire early and live off of the public pension longer than they ever worked in the first place.
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Here is the sixth part of the "Restoration Series" on this, our 1959 British Daimler Ferret Scout Car. The military vehicles are the "centre" of our family Military Collection. This is the Mk2/3 variant.
Photo .1: The Ferret is still outside and has been stripped down to it's component parts except the running gear. The gearbox removed, taken to our machineshop and one good gearbox rebuilt out of two "knackered" ones! In this photo you can see the exhaust "muffler" laying on the ground after extensive welding and reconstruction (they are not available off the shelf down at the local parts supplier). The engine is fully renovated, serviced and ready for the exhaust system to be refitted.
Photo .2: The fully refurbished and rebuilt gearbox/transmission (in it's new; British Army "Duck's Egg" Blue, engine/transmission coloured paint); leaving the machineshop for refitting to the Ferret which is laying ready and waiting. (All the interior of the Armoured Car has been fully renovated and repainted ready).
Photo .3: The author wielding the spanner! The gearbox is fully refitted and functioning after much heaving, shoving and swearing! In this photo; you will notice (black) the two new huge battery boxes Keith had to fabricate as the originals were eaten through by battery acid leaks over the years (one under my elbow and the other in the foreground right). You will also notice compared to earlier posted CW photo's; the interior of the crew compartment is now spic'&'span, with gleaming new silver (standard) paint. ALL internal equipment and fittings have been removed and taken away to be refurbished and in some case completely remade if unobtainable. (I will show some of these in a future CW Post)
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I'm kind of surprised there hasn't been more discussion about the Syrian situation.
The latest news is that a group of rebels has refused to participate in the West-backed plan for organization of the various rebel forces. They have set up their own Islamic state in the city of Aleppo.
Perhaps Obama did one intelligent thing in not committing to more assistance of the rebel forces there. Perhaps he learned something from what happened in Libya and Egypt? Perhaps the Benghazi cover-up did, indeed, have to do with providing arms to some Syrian rebels? That wouldn't look so good with the disarray of the rebel forces in Syria.
The statement by 13 radical factions that was posted on a militant website late Sunday suggested the extremist elements -- including the Al Qaeda-inspired Jabhat al-Nusra -- are suspicious of the new coalition. They rejected what they said was a "foreign project" and declared the northern city of Aleppo, where many radical groups have been fighting, an "Islamic state."
"We are the representatives of the fighting formations in Aleppo and we declare our rejection of the conspiratorial project, the so-called national alliance," the statement said. "We have unanimously agreed to urgently establish an Islamic state and to reject any foreign project."
The authenticity of the video could not be independently confirmed, but it was released on a website that carries Al Qaeda and other militant statements.
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By Lena Mitchell/NEMS Daily Journal Corinth Bureau
CORINTH – The Corinth Area Convention and Visitors Bureau/tourism council and the Crossroads Arena have seemingly forged a workable process for the arena to access tourism budget funds set aside for their use.
In a two-hour special meeting Friday between the two groups, Wendell Trapp as attorney for the city of Corinth and attorney Bill Davis for Alcorn County, explained the limits and discretionary decisions allowed under the law that established the tourism tax that funds both organizations.
The law requires that the 2 percent tax on restaurants and hotel/motel stays in Corinth be divided 1 percent to the arena and 1 percent to the tourism council. Arena funds are designated to retire debt on the building, while tourism funds are to be used for capital improvements, events, marketing and promotion.
Trapp and Davis essentially agreed that under the umbrella of expenses related to sponsoring events, the Crossroads Arena has broad leeway in what they can request and what the tourism board can approve as legitimate expenses.
"The tourism tax was designed to promote tourism, and an argument can be made that the arena does that," Davis said. "Neither elected officials nor the tourism council have complete control over it. It's not to be used for general purposes."
An event is not defined in the law, Davis said, but it is a fairly broad category.
Trapp said the most reasonable way for the arena to request funds is to continue using the same application process that tourism has used for several years, and which all other entities use to request grant support, submitting a form detailing cost estimates, then providing documentation of expenditures after the event.
"There are still some gray areas," Trapp said, "but this method has the least of them."
The nature of the arena's business will necessitate that some expenses be met in advance of an event. Several city and county government officials who attended the Friday meeting indicated their approval for granting those up-front expenditures.
Tourism council board members still have the challenge of figuring out how much of their budget remains for office expenditures and other grants, while keeping the arena allocation intact.
Arena board members, working with new general manager Tammy Genovese, will submit their requests as far in advance of an event as possible detailing what the needs are, and a record of expenditures will be provided to the tourism board.
With the two groups working together, the goal is to generate surplus from arena events to support the facility's operating expenses.