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A Fresh Coat of Paint: Farrow and Ball 2011 Colors
Whenever I finish a major declutter-athon, I celebrate by treating myself to a new can of fresh paint. This paint can be dabbed anywhere to my liking...on a side chair, on my mailbox or if I feeling very adventurous, across my bedroom walls.
While searching for new paint color inspiration, I happened upon a sneak peek of the Farrow and Ball 2011 Colours. With 9 new colors to choose from and dreamy catalog photos, I may have to treat myself to more than one can of paint!
Here is a look at the new color palette found via Home Shopping Spy. The palette is a sea of neutrals with a pop of orange thrown into the mix. I'm pondering Cabbage White and Mizzle for my bedroom and Charlotte's Locks for my desk chair. For detailed descriptions of each color check out Home Shopping Spy.
1. Charlotte's Locks
2. Cabbage White
3. Calluna
4. Brassica
5. Dove Tail
6. Oxford Stone
7. Plummett
8. Mizzle
9. Manor House Gray
The new colors and catalog will be available at Farrow and Ball on Februry 1st. You can also sign up to receive their "new colours" email. Happy painting!
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adventurous, not adventuress.
And I'm in love with Calluna, number 3.
Would Plummett or Manor House Gray be better in a living room? The room gets a lot of light, and is a decent size. I want to do a fake version of moulding on the walls with a white color and painter's tape...but wondering which kind of gray to paint...darker or lighter?
Not sure I understand the swag of fabric over the bed...it looks tacked on as an afterthought instead of a planned "headboard substitute". That being said, I love the green tones here in this pic.
Thank you, austinpeahen! Also: "more than," not "more then." If I got paid to blog I would proof my work.
I actually like that bannner thing over the bed, it's just too bad it goes over the door frame.
I like #8 its not turquoise but a nice minty green would be nice in a bathroom with all white fixtures as shown.
Well, I'm always pleased to see more gray.
the colors on the swatches i like, but boy those images of the actual rooms are close to awfully depressing.
The misuse of then and than seems to be the new trend; to replace the misuse of your and you're, I would guess. oh and they're and their and there, and where and we're and were. The list just grows and grows. I feel so old. sigh......
"or if I feeling very adventuress"
i don't see the green from the walls in the first photo on farrow & ball's website, is it an F&B colour does anyone know?
Maybe Arsenic or Folly Green? It's really hard to tell from pictures, especially on a monitor. I bet F&B can tell you if you e-mail them.
Ouch. Sorry for the errors. Thanks for pointing them out. Hopefully my cold-induced fog will be lifted by next week.

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DETROIT (WKZO) -- U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Edmunds sentenced former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick to 28-years in prison.
Kilpatrick was sentenced on a total of 24 counts including racketeering, tax, and fraud charges. The judge spent time reviewing the evidence in the case and noted that Kilpatrick used his influence as mayor to steer an astounding amount of business to his co-defendant Bobby Ferguson.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the transition to Digital Television
What is digital television (DTV)?
In the digital system, images and sounds are captured using the same digital code found in computers - ones and zeros. This method allows more information and programming to be broadcast using less broadcast spectrum. Digital technology offers stations opportunities for high definition television, surround-sound audio and multicasting. On Feb. 17, 2009, all TV stations in the U.S. will switch completely to digital broadcasting.
What is high-definition television (HDTV)?
High definition television (HDTV) is not the same as DTV. HDTV refers to the resolution quality of the picture being broadcast. This is determined by the number of picture elements (pixels) across the screen and the numbers of rows down the screen. HDTV can have up to six times more pixels than the resolution of an analog signal. The higher the resolution, the clearer the picture. Viewers receive high-quality, crystal-clear pictures. These visually stunning pictures are displayed in a wide screen, rectangular format with a 16 by 9 width to height ratio compared to analog's 4 by 3, or basically square format. The superior picture and sound of HD programs can only be experienced on a high-definition TV set.
What is multicasting?
In addition to transmitting in HDTV, WILL can transmit additional channels of standard definition television (SDTV) programming simultaneously. This is called multicasting. WILL's digital service includes two standard definition channels and one HDTV channel.
Why are stations switching to digital?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated that all TV stations convert to digital transmission by February 17, 2009.
What does WILL-DT broadcast?
- WILL HD 12.1: High-definition PBS programming 24 hours a day - Nature, Antiques Roadshow, Great Performances, NOVA and more. WILL-DT schedule.
- WILL 12.2: The outstanding programming you've enjoyed for decades. A standard definition channel duplicating WILL's analog programming.
- WILL Create/World: Create airs from 6 am to 6 pm and offers cooking, arts and crafts, gardening, home improvement and travel programs. World airs from 6 pm to 6 am, and features PBS documentary, public affairs and news programs.
How do I find these channels?
The remote control on a digital TV displays the "virtual" channel number and the channel designations increase by decimals. So you will find:
- WILL-TV's analog service on channel 12;
- WILL-DT's high definition channel on 12.1 (Comcast: Channel 916 in C-U; Channel 917 in Springfield/Decatur Media Com: Channel 712 in Charleston and Gibson City);
- WILL-DT's standard definition channel on 12.2;
- Create/World on 12.3 (Create/World is broadcast on WILL-DT 3 and Insight Cable: Channel 219 in C-U; Channel 220 in Springfield/Decatur).
How do I receive a digital signal on my analog set?
If you subscribe to satellite or cable, you can receive a digital signal on your analog set. (But before you sign up with a local cable or satellite company, be sure to check that WILL-DT and the other channels you want are available from them.)
If you prefer to continue receiving a free over the air signal via an antenna, you will need to purchase a TV converter box for each analog set.
How can I receive an HDTV signal?
To experience the highest resolution possible, viewers will need new TV sets with an HD tuner and monitor or display device, such as the plasma display panel. Manufacturers can label their TV sets "digital" even though the sets are not capable of true high definition. Look for sets that have the Consumer Electronics Manufacturer's Association (CEMA) HD sticker.
What kind of antenna do I need to receive an over-the-air signal?
Some areas near our transmitter in Monticello may only need an "active antenna" that sits on top of the TV set. Most people in our viewing area will need a small or medium VHF/UHF combination outdoor antenna. There are some small profile amplified outdoor antennas that may work in your viewing area. You can find a helpful guide to antenna selection at http://checkhd.com/aw/welcome.aspx. If you need an outdoor antenna, make sure that it has an element for high VHF channels and not just UHF channels.
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She obviously has a strong opinion on who should be given the leading roles in the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie, and it's getting harder and harder for author E. L. James to stay quiet as far as movie casting rumors go.
She's remained fairly tight-lipped so far as to who will snag what will probably turn out to be the biggest movie roles of 2013 -- but from clues she gave in an interview with Katie Couric, it sounds like E. L. James has already chosen her perfect Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele.
So, who did she name?!?
Well, apparently she has three actors in mind for Christian's role, and four actresses in mind to play Ana.
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Ok, if that's all she's giving up, let's see what we can do with the clues. There have already been so many names floating around as to who should take on the roles of Ana and Christian, so it would be kind of a shock if her picks don't fall within the realm of those who have already been mentioned.
Based on her husband's little slip on Ryan Gosling being cast as Christian, I'd say he's on the list for sure. And considering she based Christian's character on Robert Pattinson -- his name has to be running through her mind as well. As for her third pick? My gut tells me it's likely either Ian Somerhalder or Alexander Skarsgard.
Moving on to Anastasia Steele -- Shailene Woodley's name has been brought up by E. L. James herself, and I guess we have to throw Kristen Stewart into the mix since Fifty Shades of Grey is based on Twilight. That leaves two more spots for her Ana favorites, which most likely go to either Lucy Hale, Alexis Bledel, or Emma Watson. (But for the sake of Harry Potter fans, let's hope Hermione stays innocent.)
Who else do you think E. L. James might choose to play Christian and Ana?
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Matt Bomer would make the PERFECT Christian Grey. I don't care if he's openly gay, I've seen him act on the show While Collar and he is so sensual and sexy. He just has a charming and mysterious quality and ALL of the looks to go with the package. Great hair, very handsome face, gorgeous athletic body. I can't see anyone else playing this role besides him. I do the Alexis Bledel as the choice for Anastacia. Alexis has beautiful blue eyes and dark hair and a thin frame, just the way Anastacia is described in the book. I'd love to see them together in this movie.
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Scouting for Food is one of nation's largest food drives that Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Veture Crew members participate in to support their local Food Pantry's and Hunger Relief angencies.
The Scouts of the Cradle of Liberty Council have continuously exceeded expectations and fully stocked dozens of our partner agencies with bags and bags of canned food.
Check here for updates on this year's Scouting for Food campaign and learn how you can contribute.
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Food Collection – Saturday, November 15, 2014
On Saturday, November 8, 2014 Scouts and Leaders will be out in Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery Counties putting out Scouting for Food collection bags to as many houses as possible. Please keep track of the area your Unit distributes the Scouting for Food bags for pickup on November 15th.
On Saturday, November 15, 2014 the Scouts and Leaders will again be out to collect the generous donation of food by the good people of our communities.
Please wait until after 9am on Saturday, November 15th to start collecting food. Please have some Leaders and Scouts from your Unit recheck the area you collected from after 11:30am to check for any food that may have been put out late.
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Virginia's Secretary of Agriculture will speak in our area Thursday.
Todd Haymore will talk about how important farming is to our economy at the second annual Central Virginia Spotlight on Agriculture event.
It's going on from 8:00 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. at the Liberty Station restaurant in Bedford.
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PITTSBURGH, WI (WSAU) The Milwaukee Brewers will try to gain some more ground in the National League Wild Card race tonight, when they play at Pittsburgh. The Brewers are still two-and-a-half games behind Saint Louis for the final playoff spot. But the Crew is now one game ahead of Pittsburgh in the Wild Card standings, after the Brewers shut out the Pirates 6-nothing last night.
Milwaukee has won 21-of-its-last-27 games, and right-hander Marco Estrada will try to keep things rolling tonight. Estrada is 3-and-6 with a three-point-seven-seven E-R-A. He picked up a victory over Atlanta last Tuesday, giving up four hits and striking out six in six-and-two-thirds scoreless innings. In his last five starts, Estrada is 3-and-1 with 38 strikeouts in 29-and-two-thirds innings.
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One of the very first feature films to reflect the video-game craze of the 1980s, Disney's Tron stars a young Jeff Bridges as hot-shot computer programmer Kevin Flynn, who becomes trapped in the very game that he's programming. Flynn's nemesis is his glory-grabbing boss, Ed Dillinger (David Warner), who likewise metamorphoses into a video-game character. The title character, a computer-generated superhero, is played by Bruce Boxleitner. As Tron aides Flynn in his efforts to escape from the video game world, they must also band together to defeat the evil Master Control Program, whose long range ambitions include not only ruling the video game realm, but also taking over the real world as well! Cue a harrowing series of video game adventures, including high-speed Light Cycle matches, electronic disc battles and Solar Sailer simulations as the ultimate struggle for computer control heats up to epic proportions, and Flynn is left hoping it's not "Game Over" for himself and the rest of the human race. Visually dazzling and cool as all get out, Tron represented the absolute cutting edge in special effects back in 1982, making every '80s kid wish they could live inside a video game and paving the way for the CGI- heavy blockbusters of today.
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After the doily was laundered
After the monogram was complete,
Beautiful AND clever! Love it all, Deb.
Debbie, this is gorgeous! I just love the monogram. And you are so creative with the crocheting and embroidery for Valentine's Day. Very clever!ReplyDelete
Very clever indeed! You always come up with the neatest stuff!ReplyDelete
beautiful~! i love it!ReplyDelete
This is lovely!ReplyDelete
Beautiful Deb! Love those Anna Griffin stamps. I have some too! Will dig them out.
Great Idea and infinite possibilities with so many stamps. Would a watermark stamp pad work? Love your whitework! Blissful Inspirations...ReplyDelete
That is a really great idea! I always collect stones, wherever I go, there's at least one in my purse right now, and this is such a lovely way to display them.
I love the initial you've stitched, those stamps are so pretty!
Ah-ha so that is how you did it Deb--always thinking eh.ReplyDelete
This is very delicate and beautiful work Deb.ReplyDelete
You are so creative and inspire me.ReplyDelete
I love the "D" on the linen, it looks so beautiful, just as if it was always there!
So lovely, and so beautiful, dear Deb- what a great idea with the monogram, and those stamps are so pretty- your whitework will be even more beautiful.
This is absolutely lovely and a wonderful idea,dear Deb.TFS.
Have a great day.
Using stones in needlework. Great idea!
The advantage is you don't have to frame them, you can just lay them down.
Great idea Deb. Love the monogram!ReplyDelete
That idea ROCKS:) hehe Now aren't you just the smartest thing to think of that idea! Thanks for sharing it with me! Have a blessed week, HUGS!ReplyDelete
I can envision a whole bowl filled with decorated rocks...fun!!ReplyDelete
what an awesome post...I told you how much Im loved your rocks...and to see how you did them is priceless to me...thanks so much Deb for always sharing your beautiful style with us...
hugs....soon I will be trying to make me a rock like yours... love them...
What a brilliant idea Deb! I love it and it will be so beautiful in your piece. Clever, clever...ReplyDelete
You are so creative-- I'm always so amazed at everything that you create. You really have a great gift for design and creativity--
Such a clever idea Deb! Simple and sweet...thanks for sharing how you did it.ReplyDelete
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My local Best buy had like 30 display boxes for Windows 7 Home yadayada on display. When I swallowed the bitter pill to ask them for a copy for my son's gaming rig, they spent fifteen minutes in the back determining that they had *zero* copies of anything but Ultimate in stock.
"No thanks, I'm going to drive the extra 15 minutes to Fry's - where they put the actual product on the shelf and know when they're out."
What part of "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn" don't you understand?
Fry's will price match newegg and amazon.......it's worth the extra 15 minutes!
Now you're just mashing it!
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LOL - Hell must be freezing over!
But yeah, as long as I have Fry's and NewEgg I'm good.
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Agree with all above, Fry's or Newegg.....never Best Buy. And verrryyy rarely Wal-Mart for the non-essential electronic items(only b/c i work there and the discount is nice for some items) Too bad the only Fry's near me is a good 45 mins away. :-(
>> LOL - Hell must be freezing over!
I probably wouldn't dislike MS and Windows so much if I wasn't intimately familiar with their products as a user. :) But, yeah you should have seen me: "Son, this is absolutely against everything I stand for..." but I bought it for him anyway because his XP install had developed a corruption of the system32 directory and he had just gotten nominated by a teacher for some award at his school for a random act of kindness. And, by perfect storm - the drive I had backed his system up to last had bad blocks.
So I brought Win7 home, booted the installer, deleted his corrupt XP partition, created a new one, and.... it refused to install. It gave me a very non-informational "Unable to Create a New System Partition" error.
I rebooted to the Ubuntu partition and searched the internet....
It turns out that Win7 is incapable of installing correctly to a partition on the second drive. I opened the machine up and disconnected the first hard drive. THEN, Windows 7 would proceed to install.
3 reboots later... (Seriously? We're still required to reboot, and reboot multiple times, during Windows installs?)... His system was installed... and showing a screen in the worst resolution possible.
It didn't recognize his 465GTX video card. Also, it didn't recognize the wireless PCI card... nor the wireless USB card... nor his sound (all of which Linux had recognized with no problem).
I reconnected the second drive, booted Linux and ran update-grub (which found Win7 and updated the boot menus), then used Linux to download all the drivers that his Windows install was lacking.
Long story short, I got Win7 hoping it would "just work" versus having to manually download a bunch of XP drivers - but found Win7 was comically behind Ubuntu at recognizing the hardware.
So now he can play his games, and I'm on my anti-MS tirade harder than ever.
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PITTSBURGH (BP) -- Geneva College, a Christian school in Beaver Falls, Pa., has become the first nonprofit to receive a preliminary injunction against the contraceptive mandate.
Geneva, affiliated with the Reformed Presbyterian Church in North America, objects to providing the federally mandated insurance coverage to employees and students that includes Plan B (the so-called "morning-after" pill) and ella (the "week-after" pill).
U.S. District Judge Joy Flowers Conti originally had dismissed Geneva's lawsuit but then reinstated it in May after the school presented evidence that it was already experiencing the effects of the mandate.
Conti did not explain why she granted the injunction in her June 18 court order, but she wrote in May that the federal government "failed to build sufficient lead time" for schools like Geneva to make plans for the mandate.
Federal judges have dismissed lawsuits from other schools like Wheaton College on the grounds they aren't experiencing immediate harm from the mandate.
Judges likely will decide on the merits of the ongoing lawsuits like Geneva's after the Department of Health and Human Services issues a finalized contraceptive mandate in August.
Conti first dismissed Geneva's suit on the grounds that the federal government hadn't finalized the mandate, and so the college didn't have standing to sue.
Geneva asked the judge to reconsider, presenting evidence that the school was already considering whether to drop its student health plan for the next school year based on its objections to the mandate as it stands. HHS' proposals on changing the mandate haven't given the school any real hope that it can comply without violating its biblical principles.
The school was to notify students by May 13 if it was dropping its insurance plan. Conti agreed the college was already suffering the effects of the mandate and reinstated the lawsuit.
"Geneva is no longer planning for some indefinite event in the future," Conti wrote.
She added, "At this time all plaintiffs like Geneva have to rely on, until a final rule is published, are the existing final rules and the proposed rules. Geneva is potentially without any 'final' guidance (as defendants would define it) until the very day it is expected to have a student health insurance plan in place -- a process that, in reality, can take many months." The judge dismissed some of the counts in Geneva's lawsuit but kept its core allegations.
Several other schools such as Wheaton College and Franciscan University have watched judges dismiss their lawsuits against the mandate on the same grounds Conti used to dismiss Geneva's initially. But Conti noted those schools' insurance plans weren't necessarily under the same time crunch as Geneva's.
The ruling might have little impact on the other Christian colleges unless they can present facts like Geneva did showing that they are also facing immediate decisions on their insurance coverage.
The mandate, part of regulations implementing the 2010 health care reform law, requires nearly all employers to carry insurance plans that cover drugs defined by the federal government as contraceptives, even if they can cause chemical abortions.
Among those state-defined contraceptives are Plan B and other "morning-after" pills, which can prevent implantation of tiny embryos, and "ella," which, in a fashion similar to the abortion drug RU 486, can act even after implantation to end the life of a child. The rule mandates plans to underwrite sterilization for women and related "education and counseling."
The abortion/contraception requirement is the target of more than 60 federal lawsuits and will be implemented for Christian institutions and other nonprofit organizations beginning Aug. 1. It will take effect when each organization's health plan begins a new year. The mandate's start-up date for for-profit organizations was Aug. 1 of 2012.
The abortion/contraception mandate, also known as the HHS mandate because of its issuance by the Department of Health and Human Services, gives those who object to it, according to the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, three options, all unacceptable: 1) violate their consciences by obeying it; 2) violate the law, which could produce hefty fines; or 3) stop providing health coverage, which could force workers to purchase insurance with provisions they object to and possibly open the employers up to penalties.
Of the 61 lawsuits that have been filed against the abortion/contraception mandate, 32 are by for-profits. Included are Christian publisher Tyndale House, Christian-owned Hobby Lobby and businesses owned by Catholics, according to the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. Courts have granted injunctions to 20 for-profit corporations blocking enforcement of the mandate, but have refused to provide such relief to Hobby Lobby and six others. No action has been taken in five for-profit lawsuits.
Geneva College was the first nonprofit to receive such relief from a court. Courts have dismissed 18 of the nonprofit lawsuits, citing procedural issues.
The Obama administration proposed a rule change in February to address conscience objections to the abortion/contraception mandate. Religious liberty advocates said it appears to protect churches and church ministries but not religious institutions and individuals.
In a letter to Congress June 21, ERLC President Russell D. Moore urged passage of the Health Care Conscience Rights Act, which amends the health care reform law to protect Americans from having to purchase or provide insurance that includes coverage of abortion or another service to which they object on "moral or religious" grounds.
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I like the pass christian elementary school but I am not impressed with the middle school. All last year seemed to be a constant battle between the 8th graders and the teachers and the school work suffered. Many of the students don't seem interested in learning as well. I am considering sending my 2nd child to a private school to avoid sending her to pass middle school.
This is my first year in public school, and this shool has offered me so much. I can see why this is a Blue Ribbon school! The acedemics here are more challenging then the school I last attended, yet I still make all A's thanks to many of the great teachers. This school I would reccomend to anyone who's child, whether they have special needs or not, wants to learn!
Pass Christian Middle school is a great school! All the faculty inlcuding the principal are all dedicated to excellence. They strive to keep a 5 star school. The care and concern the faculty displays for the students is far more than just a job.
If you are considering enrolling your child in Pass Christian school district,please do so.In the wake of Katrina,P.C.S.D. has risen above becoming a level 5 school-and P.C. High school is a BLUE RIBBON school.The teachers are great.Yes,they are firm-but for very good reason.It is,in my humble opinion,the best public school my son has gone to.He is in 3 different gifted classes,and they challenge him.Which is what he needed.Thank you to all the teachers,and faculity.Can't wait until the new school is built.~S.Howard
I am currently a student at Pass Middle and I find it to be the best school I have ever attended. The teachers are great, everyone's friendly, everyone knows each other, and the learning is amazing! You're really challenged in your school work here. Our school's one of the best in the state. I HIGHLY recommend this and all other Pass Christian schools. Even after the hurricane we still managed to maintain our level 5 school.
My child is in the 8th grade at Pass Middle. She is enjoying school much more this year than last year when she attended a private school. The students seem to be encouraged to take responsibility for their work and grades. Her math teacher has taken extra time with my child who has trouble with math it is helping. I am pleased with the experience so far but I would like to see mmy child bring home more homework.
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Mocha Parfaits with Fudge Sauce
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Eat this at just the right pace. Too fast is no fun and too slow it'll start to run. Strive for a sauntering savor, as might have W. T. Rabe of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., this holiday's originator.
Yield: 4 servings
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- Calories from fat: 16%
- Fat: 4.9g
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- Monounsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 6.4g
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- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped reduced-fat double chocolate chip cookies (about 20 bite-size cookies), divided (such as Snackwell's)
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1 regular 9 inch pie crust
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Do I have to apply for financial aid every year?
If you wish to be considered for need-based assistance and loans, you must complete the FAFSA each year.
What happens to my financial aid in future years?
We are committed to awarding aid at approximately the same level unless there has been a significant change to the family's financial situation as reflected on the FAFSA. Merit awards are renewed (up to eight semesters) as long as students maintain their GPA requirement.
What should I do if my parent loses his/her job and can't afford to help me pay for college?
Please contact a member of the financial aid office to discuss the level of lost income. If significant, a Special Circumstances Form will be sent to the famiy in order to re-evaluate the financial aid package.
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Students should notify the Office of Financial Aid regarding any outside aid awarded. Typically, there is no change to the aid awarded by the College. If a change is required by law, we will reduce self-help aid (loans and/or work study) first.
What does it mean if I am selected for verification?
The federal govenment requires that we verify a number of students' FAFSA's by comparing the results with the data reported on their family's income tax returns. If selected, you will be asked to provide our office with your Federal Tax Return Transcripts, W-2's, and a completed Financial Aid Supplement Form (Dependent or Independent). Discrepancies in the data reported could result in a change to the financial aid package.
What happens if I decide to change my housing status?
The W&J housing policy requires the primary residence of commuters to be located within fifteen miles of campus, and students must apply for permission to change housing status through the Office of Residence Life. A change from on campus to off campus will not result in a change to financial aid. A change from resident to commuter (living at home with parents or guardians) may result in a change to the student's financial aid.
What options are available for paying the balance remaining after financial aid is deducted?
The remaining balance can be paid with a personal payment by check or credit card, payments can be arranged through the College's tuition payment plan, or loans with the student and or parent as the borrower. A combination of the above listed methods may also be used if that's more convenient.
What are my options if my financial aid is in excess of what I owe the college?
If a student's account develops a credit balance, that amount may be refunded to the student directly or may be credited to costs incurred during the subsequent semester. All credit balances are refunded to students at the end of each spring term.
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Can my parents get a loan for my college costs and how much can they borrow?
Parents can borrow a federal PLUS loan (Parent Loan for Undergraduate Student), up to the cost of attendance minus the total of the student's other financial aid.
When do we have to pay back federal and private loans?
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A day in the life fighter pilot A ' rzL-lz H Weber State University IGNP0S1 V 2, 1 See page 4 4Xi 7 V- .... V-' ... i - - ,v it N'-iv":'"" 3 r. -;) :t;x-: 'f'... ' . - KMUIU BY INAMt tit iOvrUiiT An unidentified student protests the use of these signs to block off parking stalls in the A9 lot, south of the Browning Center. They were used to reserve parking stalls for participators in the construction symposium Thursday. The writing says "Screw you Weber! I need to go to class!!!" VfflBO SfflW WBBO TOlHfltt Professor calls for 'economic boycott' By Deborah Ramsay sr. news reporter I The Signpost Weber State University Botany Professor Stephen Clark wants to start a nonviolent revolution. Clark has chosen Nov. 6, Election Day, for his revolt. "We need a nonviolent stoppage of the economy," Clark said. "Gandhi made it work, why can't we?" Clark, a quiet unassuming man sat in his office surrounded by pictures he's taken from his travels around the world, to discuss the uprising he hopes to ignite. Clark believes our current government isn't listening to the people or their needs, but bases political decisions and policies on serving multi-national corporations. "How arrogant can they be?" Clark said. "The leaders say, 'we don't base our decisions on the polls or the demands of the people.' The president says he knows what's best for us, but it's not just Bush. This has been happening over a longer period of time." According to Clark, our government is more like a fascist state these days, and the change began under the guise of commerce and free trade. Clark said our government is nonfunctional. Only an economic boycott or strike will get attention and show the government leaders that the power still rests with the people. Leaders would be forced to respond to problems the people want addressedsuch as engaging in wars people don't support, caring for the environment, health care, education, minimum wage, exploiting resources, outsourcing, giving away military secrets, NAFTA, CAFTA, and destroying our national treasures. "I'm trying to get Americans to stop fighting each with each other as people and start to unify to fight their own government," Clark said. "They are our enemies." Clark is not advocating a "What we need is something like what Gandhi did. If we didn't go to work, didn't go to school, didn't drive our cars, or buy anything,, it would scare leaders of government to death." Stephen Clark, Professor of botany violent revolt, but wants to draw attention to the problem in a way that will be noticed. "Stop the economy, Clark said. "What we need is something like what Gandhi did. If we didn't go to work, didn't go to school, didn't drive our cars, or buy anything,, it would scare leaders of government to death." One day would draw attention, but a week would really have the kind of impact Clark would like to see. Clark said the only way he sees his revolution working would be if the roads had no traffic, the skies no airplanes, businesses no customers, schools no students, and jobs no workers. See Revolution page 5 Low student turnout leaves some 'frustrated' By Deborah Ramsay sr. news reporter I The Signpost Student leaders wonder why participation is so low at events. After a widely publicized event featuring MTVpersonality SuChin Pak attracted just 50 students, Cassie Adams, arts and lectures vice president, said she felt frustrated more students didn't attend. Her feelings were shared by Jessica Sims, the diversity vice president, who cosponsored the event and Michael Fisher, who organizes the Honors Issues Forum. "The ntimbers keep going down," Fisher said. "I really advertised the last honors event. I've held them consistently at tire same time and day to help people remember, but it still isn't working." Sims worries students won't come out to her next important and highly sensitive diversity convocation, "NWC derogotive racial terms Three Hateful Words- A Dialog on Language and Respect," being held off campus at the Peery's Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Nov. 7 and 8. "I worry die word isn't getting out," Sims said. The Ralph Nye lecture seriesiield in the business building Oct. 1 1 featured a panel from Ogden's Women in Business. The 50 students in attendance sat attentively listening to the four women panelists explain die realities of working as a professional woman in the business world, giving advice, lessons and tips on how to succeed and how the genders interact on a professional level. The advice was positive and helpful, and the students were reminded of die importance of networking and finding a mentor to get the best start in a career. The students seemed to enjoy the panel and asked plenty of questions at die end, but the pink attendance slip on die desks in front of diem revealed diat all die students in attendance were required to be tiiere for class credit as part of dteir Executive Lecture Series class. Marketing instructor John Hoffman confirmed die lecture series was open to all of campus community. "We don't get too many people," Hoffman said. "We'd like to get a lot more." There seem to be as many reasons for students not attending out-of-class events as diere are snidents. Schedule conflicts, work, lack of interest and odier personal commitments can leave many students feeling tiiey can't fit in even one more tiling. Oct. 12, Weber State Davis campus hosted a lecture featuring a criminalist from a local police department. Between 40 and 50 students attended die event. "This is my first out-of-class event I've attended," said Linda Pieraldi who is majoring in crime-scene investigation. "I work, and I have a son, so it's hard for me to find die time. In fact, I have to leave die moie early because my sister needs me to go pick up my son." But for some students, lectures feel too much like anodier class. "I really hate lectures," said Michael Mason, freshman criminal justice major. Mason sums up die way many students feel. "I have a pretty busy schedule," Mason said. "And I like to plan my own extra auricular activities." Comment on this story at wsusignpost.com. Wattis brothers impact millions every day Utah Construction WSU business By Molly Bennett editor in chief I The Signpost Approximately 50 people gathered in what felt like a small family reunion in the Special Collections Library on Thursday. They were a small representation of the millions who have been impacted by two men, William H. and Edmund O. Wattis, according to Stanford Layton, a Weber State University history professor. People are impacted, Layton said, "Perhaps simply by taking a class in the Wattis Building or maybe flipping on a light switch in a Las Vegas hotel room, or enjoying fresh apples grown in irrigated orchards of central Washington, or boating Pineview Reservoir." The brothers Edmund O., born in 1855, and William H. Wattis, born in 1959, were the common connection in the group who gathered in their honor at the Utah Construction symposium. Layton said he wonders why the names of the two men are not better Symposium honors namesakes known in the Ogden community, considering the scope of the projects done by their construction company Utah Construction, later named Utah International. The "granddaddy of all construction projects," Layton said, was when the Utah Construction Company joined with other companies in 1931 to complete the Hoover Dam. "It is a measure of the reputation enjoyed by the Wattis brothers that William was named president of this huge conglomerate and Edmund was named second vice president," Layton said. Although the brothers had no formal training in engineering, Layton said they were managers and grasped the "big picture." "They were comfortable with dust in their nose, blisters on their feet, calluses on their hands and dirt under their Fingernails," Layton said. In his presentation, Layton See Wattis page 5 I i !7 A WSU history professor Stanford Layton speaks about Edmund O. a William H. Wattis at the fourth annual Utah Conslruction Sympos Layton identified six factors of success exemplified by the Watlis'. I'HIIKIHI BKK t kl I S( H sit .NI'USl nd um. Lecture offers answers to Iraq War questions By Jestina Clayton sr. news reporter I The Signpost As questions remain as to what constitutes "winning" the Iraq War, one expert says it may be as simple as providing enough security for the country to be stable, and allowing Iraqis to solve their own problems. Omar Kadar Ph.D., a former member of the White House delegation diat accompanied President Clinton to the peace signing between Israel and Jordan, said the U.S. should withdraw from Iraq after providing "some degree of security" to allow the Iraqis to fix dieir own problems. This fall semester, Kadar joined LaRae Larkin Ph.D. of die history department and Nancy Haanstad Ph.D., of die political science department to teach a seminar on U.S. foreign policy and the Iraq War. "I met Dr. Kadar 18 years ago while I was working on my doctorate degree," Larkin said. She said Kadar agreed to lecture after she asked him if he was interested in teaching seminars at Weber State University. "Since then, he's been working with us," Larkin said. Kadar was born in Provo to Palestinian parents. He got his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California. He calls himself a Mormon-democrat, and was once an assistant dean in the college of social sciences and taught political science and international relations at Brigham Young University. Kadar also received an honorary doctorate from Weber State University. "I think he missed the classroom." Haanstad said. "The seminar gives him the opportunity to do what he enjoys doing." She also said Kadar has been very good to WSU students who have worked as interns at his management consulting firm in Washington, D.C. Mike Dickman, a WSU senior studying international economics, said his internship at Kadar's firm was educational and enlightening. "We'd brainstorm and he'd ask our opinion," Dickman said. "I really felt like my opinion mattered." Dickman said his internship offered him a "firsthand look at current events in the Middle East and U.S. Foreign Policy." Dickman was among more than 40 students who attended the seminar. He also assisted Kadar in preparing instructional and informational materials for the class. Haanstad said Kadar deserves whatever payment he receives because he's worth more. "He is an incredible asset for our university and students in the political science department," Haanstad said. Kadar said the class offers enough research information to allow students to question the establishment and to form their own opinions. Dickman also echoed his mentor's sentiments. He said students should get involved and form their own opinions. "Before I left for D.C, I thought I knew something, " Dickman said. "It wasn't until 1 researched the issues that I realized how much more there is out there." Brant Hanson attended Kadar's five-day seminar and said he thinks Kadar is intelligent and understands current events. "Personally, I think he gives his opinion and tries to make others believe it," I Ianson said. Hanson is a WSU senior with a double major in history and political science. Although he didn't serve in Iraq, he is a veteran who "likes to argue" in order to gauge the opinions of others. He said the class gave support to his opinion. Hanson questioned whether the U.S. is making actual progress in Iraq. "Yeah, we build schools and hospitals in Iraq," Hanson said, "but they will all be destroyed after we leave." Comment on this story at wsusignpost.com.
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Runs the Little Detective Agency; has a dog named Chet; former cop; investigating threats against a celebrity show dog; goes searching for his girlfriend, the dog, and the dog owner's who all have been abducted.
Private investigator
Has one white ear and one black ear; owned by Bernie.
Suzie Sanchez
Bernie's on-again-off-again girlfriend; investigating threats against a celebrity show dog; gets abducted along with the dog and her owner.
Newspaper reporter


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Royal Dutch Shell has spent billions of dollars building the image of an oil company that cares. What this report, "Shell Oil: A record of environmental and corporate malfeasance," shows is that Shell cares – about its bottom line. What Shell doesn't care about are the local communities it devastates, the workers it imperils or the environments it destroys. From shocking human rights abuses in Nigeria to a long history of egregious environmental violations in the United Kingdom and around the world, Shell's track record suggests that it will stop at nothing to feed its outrageous profits. As Shell pushes to recklessly drill in America's Arctic Ocean – with no viable plan to clean up an oil spill in one of the world's most extreme, remote environments – this report makes it clear that the Obama administration must not trust Shell with our one and only Arctic.
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