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Academic Year 2013-2014
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Tuition for Full Time Doctoral (NJ Residents) $ 3,733.50 per semester*
Tuition for Full Time Doctoral (Non-Residents) $ 5,408.50 per semester*
*Full time Ph.D. students receiving a stipend receive tuition remission. The charge will appear on your term bill, however, you are not responsible for payment of tuition
Tuition for Part Time Doctoral (NJ Residents) $ 602.00 per credit
Tuition for Part Time Doctoral (Non NJ Residents) $ 753.00 per credit
General Service Fee (full time students only) $ 175.00 per semester*
*Full-Time students receiving a stipend, are not responsible for the payment of the general service fee. The fee will be paid by GSBS or your department depending on your year in the program.
Thesis Phase Fee (Beginning with Year 5) $ 200.00 per semester**
**The thesis phase fee is charged every semester beginning with the student's G-5 year and must be paid by the mentor.
Health Insurance (full time students only) $1,473.00 per year
For Full-Time students receiving a stipend, your account will automatically be billed and you will be enrolled in the Aetna health insurance plan unless you submit an on-line waiver. This fee will be paid by GSBS, your department, or your mentor, depending on your year in the program.
Graduate Student Association Fee (paid by student) $ 20.00 per semester
International Service Fee (paid by student) $ 90.00 per semester
Graduation Fee (to be charged when degree requirements are complete) $ 80.00 one-time fee
* Membership in the GSA is mandatory for all matriculated students
GSBS Late Registration Fee $ 50.00
Rutgers Late Fee $ 50.00 per month
Parking Fee (general) $ 160.50 per academic year
*Tuition and fees are subject to change without prior notice*
Tuition Installment Payment Plan (available to matriculated students only)
Students may arrange with the Cashier's Office to follow an installment payment plan. Upon request, the Graduate School will prepare a Tuition Referral Form for you which will outline all of your tuition and fees for the semester for you to take to the cashier's office. For promissory forms and to make arrangements, please go to the Cashier's office located in the Medical Science Building at MSB B-644 Tel: (973) 972-4379. The fee for the installment plan is $20.00.
Students wishing to sign up for the installment plan do not have to do so prior to registration, but must do so prior to the billing due date.
• Payment of all fees plus one-half of the tuition is due before or on the billing due date.
• Payment of one-quarter of the tuition is due 30 days after the due date and the final quarter is due 60 days after the billing due date.
Any student who elects to use the payment plan and finds it impossible to meet this obligation must contact the Financial Aid Office immediately to make alternative arrangements. No degree will be awarded to any student until all financial obligations to the University have been satisfied. Students adding a course that begins mid-semester must pay the full tuition prior to the start of the course.
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Officials say that the Mejeans have reimbursed the township $61,064.63.
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Well, I bought this mascara because I was looking for one that 1) didn't smudge and 2) made my lashes look fuller/voluminous.
This mascara did make my lashes look fluffier and naturally voluminous. It was okay at holding my straight Asian lashes. I generally liked the look that the mascara gave my eyelashes.
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Okay, here is where I had problems. I researched this mascara to death before buying it and the majority of people said that it didn't smudge or flake very much at all. Smudging is a huge problem for me since I have oily eye skin. I would put on this mascara in the morning and by noon, I would already see the black fading onto my lower eyelid.
So although I liked the mascara because of the nice lashes it gave me, I couldn't bear it because of the smudging. It seems to work for a lot of other people though so remember, your mileage may vary. I only bought it for ~$7 at my local drugstore so it won't break the bank if you want to try it out.
This mascara really enhanced by straight asian lashes without being clumpy, but it had the tenancy to smudge on me. On some days I would get home at the end of the day and there would be barely any smudging, other days I come home to see panda eyes. Because of this, I would definitely not repurchase, but would recommend it to anyone who isn't as smudge prone as I am.
This is the only mascara I have tried that gives a very natural look and not fake at all. A few coats of this gives my lashes a very noticeable increase in volume andhas a separating effect rather than clumping. It also gives a natural looking boost in length not extreme. I have worn this during a long graduation day out in the hot sun in california and it did not smudge during the whole day. Unfortunately, it does tend to flake a bit throughout the day which is annoying. I definately reccomend this mascara if you prefer natural looking full and soft lashes, almost like you're not wearing any mascara.
I really like this mascara on top of other mascaras ! It t makes my lashes full and soft ( no joke !) The only negative thing I have to say about this product , is that overtime the mascara overloads on products , so i have to wipe the brush every now and then . I recommend tthis to anyone
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I have really had problems where mascara flakes or somehow transfers under my eyes. Even with waterproof mascara. It makes me read reviews carefully before purchasing, and I have tried a few of the really well reviewed mascaras.
The formula for this mascara really adheres well to lashes. It doesn't get clumpy, unless you layer too much, and even then it's easy to comb out with a lash comb. It can be layered to be more dramatic, but one coat can look natural and make lashes look full. It also seems to hold the lash curl fairly well.
One thing I have noticed about mascara is that it is not always the mascara itself, but the brush, that makes the difference. Sometimes the high end brands have better brushes, and I think that is what can make the difference. However, this drugstore brand has a great brush and it's better than a lot of the high end brands I've tried.
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I normally use the Clump Crusher or the No. 7 extreme lengthening mascara, but I decided to pick this up originally for it to be my emergency purse mascara. I haven't used it about a week after I purchased it, that is, until I was on my way to an event and realized that I hadn't put any mascara on at all. I have short, straight lashes so I also carry a convenient eyelash curler in my purse at well and Oh. My. God. This is DEFINITELY my new holy grail! Separated my lashes beautifully and literally, there was aboslutely NO clumping. The performance of this mascara beat the Clump Crusher and the No. 7 by a long shot, in my honest opinion. The color pigmentationw as awesome and the waterproof formula stays true to it's name. Like I had said prior, I used an eyelash curler and this mascara holds up the curl for sooooo long. Looks like I found my new holy-grail. :)
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I'm sad to say I returned my Full 'N Soft mascara. I loved how it thickened and lengthened while preserving the softness of my lashes to give a natural and pretty look. However, because I am so incredibly oily, it did give me raccoon eyes by the end of the day. Unfortunately, I'll have to keep looking out for my HG mascara here on MUA.
L'Oreal Double Extend is my HG but MUB are always raving about this mascara so I decided to try it. I've used Double Extend for years. Time to see what new, right? The Full and Soft did a great job making my already long lashes look long. Also helped to hold the curl. They were indeed MUCH softer to touch than my L'Oreal mascara. My lashes were nice and separated which is a MUST for me.
The cons... my lower lashes smudged sometimes - not every time but sometimes. My L'Oreal NEVER smudges or flakes. Plus I think I had forgotten what a PAIN it is to take off WP mascara.
Wore it to pool on hot humid day. Did not get face wet or splashed. I had on big sunglasses. Smudged/ran like crazy! Racoon city! NEVER buying this mascara again.
First off, I know better than to depend on reviews to choose a mascara. I believe you actually learn more from the cons than the pros of a review. If someone says it's not voluminous enough, I know it doesn't clump, that's a plus for me. If they say the brush is too big, I know I will like it because big brushes always build my lashes nicely without clumping...and usually the rubber stopper that removes excess mascara from the brush is most effective (unlike L'oreal Voluminous, which is a fave on MUA and one of my mascara "oh, hell no's". Way too clumpy!!).
Anyway, Full N Soft (orig version) has been an HG of mine for years. I just discovered the w/p version and absolutely love it; no stiff, almost painful lashes. My lashes look naturally long, full and black w/ this mascara. The original wouldn't hold a curl, but the w/p version holds all day. I've experienced no smudging or flaking. Of course, it is a pain to remove, as w/p always is, but there's always a payoff. I don't use w/p mascara everyday, but when I do, this will be my go to.
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Cons first: It doesn't really add any fullness to your lashes, and if you're not careful and rub your eyes, this'll smudge.
Now pros: This mascara is very good for a natural, "no makeup" look. it holds a curl for almost all of the day, and does indeed leave your lashes very soft even after applying several coats.
Overall, I think this is a good mascara, especially for younger girls who are just starting with makeup. But I won't be repurchasing only because i wan't to try new mascaras.
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Short cruise Coastal California to Ensenada
Food was as expected, somewhat better than Royal Carribbean, more choices especially at breakfast
Hated German Night in the Buffet, so did our friends, have no idea why on earth they offer that
The hot dogs and pizza were always a saving grace...very well done
Absolutely hated the beds...hard as a rock...even after asking for extra padding
But we still did have a nice cruise overall
Casino staff was disengaged. Did the slot tournament which was like a poorly planned fire drill. It was so much better planned on the Golden to Hawaii...like night and day
Wait staff was always friendly and provided great service
Major plus was we got to take the cost of the cruise off on a future cruise in 2014...so kinda like free...everyone loves free...so we are going to do an Alaska cruise later in the year.
We like Princess...we do smoke and dislike the smoking policy...they were also very strict on bringing alcohol on board...this was a total contradiction to the Hawaii cruise...maybe cause its so short.
Bathrooms are so very hard to find on board, poorly marked, generally clean through once you can find one.
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Funeral services are 11 a.m. Monday at the Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home, Rock Island. Burial is at Memorial Park Cemetery, Rock Island. Visitation is 10 a.m. until service time Monday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, Rock Island.
Millie Merritt was born on Oct. 23, 1922, in Emma, Ill., a daughter of Charles and Violet Doneghue Merritt. She married William H. "Bill" Sowards on July 3, 1945, in Henderson, Ky. He died on June 9, 1978.
She worked as a hostess at the former Clayton House, Davenport, and at the former Gay Nineties, Rock Island. In her early years, she worked at the East Moline State Hospital.
Millie was a member of Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, Rock Island, the East End Club, Moline, and the Men and Gals Single Dance Club. She enjoyed dancing, being out in her garden and flowers in general, but her greatest love was for her family, especially her great-grandchildren.
Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Bill and Edna Sowards, Rock Island; grandchildren, Dr. Darcy Sowards, Seattle, Wash., and Chad (Dr. Rhonda) Sowards, Rock Island; great-grandchildren, Thomas, Randi Jo and Owen Sowards, Rock Island; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; and sister, Dorothy Williams.
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Interesting facts and information regarding heathlands.
Strictly speaking, heathlands are landscapes characterised with more than 25% cover of dwarf shrubs of the botanical family Ericaceae. However, the range of soil and weather conditions in which they are found and their rich association of wildlife make them much more than that. Dwarf shrub heath includes both dry and wet heath types and occurs in the lowlands and the uplands across Europe.
Upland heath in the UK is typically dominated by a range of dwarf shrubs such as heather Calluna vulgaris, bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus, crowberry Empetrum nigrum, bell heather Erica cinerea and, in the south and west, western gorse Ulex gallii. In northern areas juniper Juniperus communis is occasionally seen above a heath understorey. However, in the mountains of Spain taller heather species such as Erica australis, Erica arborea sometimes dominate. Although generally species poor, an important assemblage of birds is associated with upland heath, including red grouse, black grouse, merlin, hen harrier, short-eared owl and cuckoo.
Lowland heathland is characterised by the presence of plants such as heather, dwarf gorses, and cross-leaved heath and is generally found below 300 metres in altitude. Areas of good quality heathland should consist of an ericaceous layer of varying heights and structures, plus some or all of the following additional features: scattered trees and scrub; areas of bare ground; areas of acid grassland; on rare occasions calcareous grassland with limestone or chalk heath; gorse; wet heaths, bogs and/or open water. The presence and numbers of characteristic birds, reptiles, invertebrates, vascular plants, bryophytes and lichens are important indicators of habitat quality.
Wet heath is dominated by mixtures of cross-leaved heath Erica tetralix, deer grass Scirpus cespitosus, heather and purple moor-grass Molinia caerulea, over an understorey of mosses often including carpets of Sphagnum species.
Southern European heathland are more diverse in terms of both, flora and fauna, than the northern counterparts.
The invertebrate fauna is especially diverse.
Heathlands occur in several parts of the world under similar soil and climatic characteristics, but they were first described in North-West Europe. These are the heathlands to which we refer in these pages. Their area is represented in the European map and extends from the north coast of Spain and Portugal, northwards through Brittany and Normandy in France, continuing into Belgium, the Netherlands, the north German plain up to Jutland in Denmark, the British Isles and the southern provinces of Norway and Sweden (Webb, 1986).
Heathlands appeared in most cases after forest clearance, several thousands of years ago, although some coastal heathlands developed from severe climatic conditions. All along their distribution in NW Europe, similarities in the climate, soil characteristics and mainly management have maintained heathlands during the last 3000 years in a similar appearance to the remaining patches that we know nowadays. During this time a variety of animal and plant species evolved and adapted to the range of habitats created by management in heathlands.
In the last decades traditional management has nearly disappeared and since heathlands are not climax vegetation, they are being invaded by scrub, bracken or other vegetation with less ecological value. As they were considered as a "waste and barren land" they have been systematically destroyed and fragmented by afforestation, agricultural improvements and development. Current threats also include nutrient enrichment from atmospheric deposition.
Heathlands were recognized as an important habitat at a European level by the EU Habitats Directive in 1992. Since then multiple projects have been carried out at national and international level with the aim of conserving and restoring existing patches and re-creating them in areas of previous distribution.
For information on distribution and descriptions of heathland types in the UK visit the Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) website:
Gimingham CH, 1960. Biological flora of the British Isles: Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hull. Journal of Ecology 48: 455-483.
Gimingham CH, 1972. Ecology of Heathlands. Chapman & Hall, London.
Webb N, 1986. Heathlands; a Natural History of Britain's Lowland Heaths. Collins, London


text: The Battlestar Galactica wiki last edited by pikahyper on 02/12/14 10:20PM View full history There are a few BSG 2003 comic series, including BSG: Pegasus, BSG: Season Zero and also just the series simply entitled Battlestar Galactica (what gets confusing with the last one is that there were two with that title at the time of publishing, one about the origonal series and one about the remake and the titles did not specify. ) This is the one based on the 2003 remake.In many ways, the BSG 2003 comic is like an AU fanfic. (Much in the same way the remake itself is in comparison to the original). It has the same characters and very basic storyline, but the relationships are tweaked and they events are very different. Boomer's character is the most different and as a rule, characters such as Geta and Tigh barely make an appearance. But it's still a good read.Collected EditionsBattlestar Galactica vol. 1 (#0-4)Battlestar Galactica vol. 2 (#5-8)Battlestar Galactica vol. 3 (#9-12)


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What is this whole SoulSoil site about? Is it just a cute tongue twister? Well hopefully this will give some background. Borrowing from Jesus's parable of the seed sower:
"The kingdom of God is like a man who casts seed upon the soil; and he goes to bed at night and gets up by day, and the seed sprouts and grows-how he does not know. The soil produces crops by itself; first the blade, then the head, then the mature grain in the head. But when the crop permits, he immediately puts in the sickle, because the harvest has come." -Mark 4:26-29
I hope to use this site as a way to blog about the adventures of living in the Kingdom of God (SOUL), and how it impacts culture (SOIL) and Vice Versa.


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When a young woman reaches puberty, she begins to ovulate—a process in which a mature egg cell (also called an ovum), ready for fertilization by a sperm cell, is released from one of the ovaries (two female reproductive organs located in the pelvis). If the egg is fertilized by a sperm cell as it travels down the fallopian tube, then pregnancy occurs and it becomes attached to the lining of the uterus until the placenta (an organ, shaped like a flat cake, that only grows during pregnancy and provides a metabolic interchange between the fetus and mother) develops. If the egg does not become fertilized as it travels down the fallopian tube on its way to the uterus, the endometrium (lining of the uterus) is shed and passes through the vagina (the passageway through which fluid passes out of the body during menstrual periods; also called the birth canal), a process called menstruation.
As the average menstrual cycle lasts 28 days (starting with the first day of one period and ending with the first day of the next menstrual period), most women ovulate on day 14. At this time, some women experience minor discomfort in their lower abdomen, spotting, or bleeding, while others do not experience any symptoms at all.
A woman is generally most fertile (able to become pregnant) a few days before, during, and after ovulation.
Menstruation is one part of a woman's menstrual cycle which includes the shedding of the endometrium (lining of the uterus) that occurs throughout a woman's reproductive life. With each monthly (on average) menstrual cycle, the endometrium prepares itself to nourish a fetus, as increased levels of estrogen and progesterone help to thicken its walls. If fertilization does not occur, the endometrium, coupled with blood and mucus from the vagina and cervix (the lower, narrow part of the uterus located between the bladder and the rectum) make up the menstrual flow (also called menses) that leaves the body through the vagina.
On average, menarche (a young woman's first menstrual period) occurs between the ages of 12 and 14 years old—generally two years after her breast budding (average age 10 to 12 years old), and, in most cases, not long after the onset of pubic hair (average age 12 years old) and underarm hair. Stress, various types of strenuous exercise, and diet can affect the onset of menstruation and the regularity of the menstrual cycle.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that a young woman consult her health care provider if she has not started to menstruate by the age of 16, and/or if she has not begun to develop breast buds, pubic hair, or underarm hair by the age of 13 or 14.
For menstruating women, an average menstrual cycle lasts 28 days—starting with the first day of the last period (which, on average, lasts six days, with some women having a very light flow and others having a very heavy flow) and ending with the first day of the next menstrual period. However, the length of women's cycles varies, particularly for the first one to two years after menarche (a young woman's first menstrual period). Women may have cycles as short as 23 days, or as long as 35 days. However, anything that deviates from this range is considered abnormal and may require medical attention.
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This location is in the Glenbrook neighborhood in Columbus. Nearby parks include Easthaven Park, Helsel Park and Berwick Park.
Nearby schools include Easthaven Elementary School, Columbus Arts & Technology Academy and Providence Academy for Student Success.
The closest grocery stores are Neal Supermarket, Asian Grocerys & Sea Food Market and Thai Square.
The closest coffee shop is Eastland Manor Dining Center. Nearby restaurants include Erawan Thai LLC, El Tacoriendo and Panda Express.
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instead of always nerfing whatever class is on top, whether it be damage or healing or tanking, i just wish sometimes that Blizzard would BUFF the other classes. if i had to pick ONE reason for so much of the community negativity and angst, i would have to say that everyone always being taken down a notch (perceived or otherwise) leads to a negative impression and a negative attitude. people don't want to be put down, they want to be lifted up. it's basic psychology. if paladins are tops right now, and druids (hypothetically) are struggling, don't make the paladins worse, make the druids better. ther entire community would rejoice.
Shrikesnest said...
The player in me sympathizes - it's a lot more fun to get buffed than nerfed. However, the game designer in me understands what constantly buffing everyone leads to. Without getting too far into arcane discussions about balancing theory:
The problem isn't that Hpallies at overpowered in general, or else Blizzard would have just nerfed their passives. The problem is that Holy Radiance spam is too effective as a tactic. If we buff every other healer instead of nerfing Holy Radiance, game balance between classes may have been improved but the balanc between players and raid bosses has been altered; you've essentially just nerfed all of the PVE content in the game, and the effect on PVP would be even bigger. The same way you nerfed raids, you've altered the balance between healers and everyone else. Healing is already very strong in PVP, and now keeping big groups alive in BGs is even easier.
Sometimes a nerf is necessary, even if players don't like them. It's much more elegant to nerf one spell than to change the whole composition of every aspect of the game.


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Texas A M lands top defensive end prospect Myles Garrett.
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Texas A&M has landed much sought-after five-star recruit. Arlington Tx. high school senior defensive end Myles Garrett committed to the Aggies' 2014 recruiting class on Friday. Myles was ranked the nation's seventh-best high school player by ESPN.
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I thought of a possibility: is there a way to change a file's associated icon via a command-line procedure (i.e., in a Terminal session)? If so, I could do this:
... where [mysterious command] is the command which can change the icon.Code:find ~ -name '*.mov' | while read item do [mysterious command] "${item}" done
Then, I can repeat this for *.avi, *.mp4, etc.
Any ideas as to what that mysterious command could be?
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"Don't go out with that wet hair!" Most of us heard this advice growing up, from a parent or someone who insisted that exposure to cold weather or a sudden chill could cause us to catch a cold, or worse!
In truth, it is bacteria and viruses, not the weather, that cause infections such as the
common cold,
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pneumonia. Why then, do so many people seem to get sick in the cold, wet months of fall and winter? While it may not be the weather itself, the cold seasons that keep many of us inside are associated with an increased risk of developing an infection.
There is no doubt that respiratory infections such as colds and the flu occur more often during the fall and winter months. The US government's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases proposes that the reason for this may have to do with the opening of schools and the tendency for people to stay inside around others during colder seasons. Both of these factors increase the opportunity for viruses and, less often, bacteria to spread among people.
Additionally, some studies have shown that stressful conditions, including exposure to cold weather, make animals more susceptible to being infected with a variety of bacteria and viruses. These studies, which have so far been conducted primarily on mice, suggest that exposure to severe chilling may suppress the immune response, making it harder for the animals to fight infections.
Finally, the relatively low humidity in colder months may increase the risk of getting certain infections. For instance, the most common cold-causing viruses survive better in low-humidity environments, as is the case in the fall and winter. It has also been proposed that cold weather may dry out the inside lining of your nose, making it more susceptible to penetration by a virus.
It is clear that viruses and bacteria, not cold or wet weather, cause infections. Viruses and bacteria are often transmitted from person-to-person by inhaling them in the form of air droplets (from a sneeze or cough) or touching contaminated skin or surfaces and then touching the eyes or nose.
There is no evidence that humans can get a cold or other infection from exposure to cold weather, or from getting chilled or overheated. When scientists placed cold viruses directly into the noses of study participants before either exposing them to cold temperatures or not, they failed to find any connection between cold exposure and susceptibility to infection with common cold viruses. And a review in the December 2002 issue of
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concluded that there is no scientific support for the concept that exposure to moderately cold temperatures depresses immune function in humans. (Of course, prolong exposure to extremely cold temperature can lead to a condition called
hypothermia, which may result in numerous health effects.)
Being exposed to cold, wet weather, in and of itself, will not cause you to contract infections. But your chance of developing a cold or the flu does increase in the winter months (beginning in September and lasting until March or April in the US). So, that fashionable wool scarf your mom made you wear to school? No reason for it (except perhaps to annoy you).
The best way to avoid an infection is to limit your exposure to the viruses and bacteria that cause them, irrespective of the weather. This means staying away from infected people, keeping your hands away from your eyes and nose, washing your hands often (especially during the cold season), and cleaning surfaces that may be infected with bacteria or viruses with a disinfectant.
Castellani JW, M Brenner IK, Rhind SG. Cold exposure: human immune responses and intracellular cytokine expression.
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The common cold. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases website. Available at:
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Eccles R. Acute cooling of the body surface and the common cold.
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Klein TW. Stress and infections
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Nordenberg T. Colds and flu: time only sure cure. Food and Drug Administration website. Available at:
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Shephard RJ, Shek PN. Cold exposure and immune function.
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I love it! It's a great way to try new vegetables and trick others into eating more variety :) I tried it with my family.
Purée of Roasted Garlic and White Vegetables
Photography: Karry Hosford
Turnips and celeriac turn ordinary mashed potatoes into a dish that can stand up to lamb, pork, or beef.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 3/4 cup)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 181
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 5.9g
- Saturated fat: 3.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 3.5g
- Carbohydrate: 30.1g
- Fiber: 3.9g
- Cholesterol: 18mg
- Iron: 0.9mg
- Sodium: 406mg
- Calcium: 58mg
- 1 whole garlic head
- 3 1/4 cups chopped peeled baking potato (about 1 3/4 pounds)
- 3 cups chopped peeled turnip
- 2 1/2 cups chopped peeled celeriac (celery root; about 3/4 pound)
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup whipping cream
- 1 1/2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Remove white papery skin from garlic head (do not peel or separate cloves). Wrap garlic head in foil. Bake at 350° for 1 hour; cool 10 minutes. Separate garlic cloves; squeeze to extract garlic pulp. Discard skins.
- Place potato, turnip, celeriac, and onion in a large Dutch oven; cover with water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Drain. Place half of vegetables in a food processor; process until smooth. Pour puréed vegetables into a bowl. Repeat procedure with the remaining vegetables.
- Melt butter in pan over medium heat. Stir in garlic pulp, puréed vegetables, and cream; cook 5 minutes or until thoroughly heated, stirring frequently. Stir in the vinegar, salt, and pepper.
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- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor, Bake
- OCCASION: Winter
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Now it'll just be a matter of which carrier will offer the best plans, in my case which carrier will offer the unlimited data plan and will remain offering it. I just hope the carriers that jump on the bandwagon that will get the iPhone will not remove the unlimited plan as an option. You can't have an iPhone and not have unlimited data; there's just too much to do on the phone that 2GB just won't be enough.
wohoo if thats the case then i will be able to use it on iWireless which is a T-mobile affiliate and they use the same 3G bands. As of right now i dont have 3G which kinda blows. But my total per month for unlimited everything is 57.00 dollars. If i get 3G speeds then it will be 67 a month total after taxes. Either way i am sticking with iWireless! But i do miss 3G.
T-mobile is already on iPhone 4.
In the UK (unlimited data too!)
That is just pure socialism.. whats next a free iphone for all. Anyway bye bye at&t and your silly tethering we've been watching you messages.
I just got ATT email and text message today about tethering..... They can go **mod edit*** themselves!
Mod edit: Be nice.. MMi is a PG13 forum !!!
Anyway, I'm happy the iPhone 5 will come to T-Mobile. I still have 1 year left on my plan and I'm using a crappy Nokia with an iPod Touch. So now I can get the iPhone 5 and have 1 less device in my pockets.
UK isn't even a country, its a poser country for ***mod edit***that can't live in the US. So **** you.
Be nice elementdog. MMi is a PG13 forum !!!
A PG-13 movie you can say ***mod edit*** like 17 times!!!!!!!!!!
I'm not going to say this again!!. Be nice, play nice. This is a PG-13 forum !!
I masked my cuss word on purpose to be lighthearted and imformative about MPAA movie ratings. Guess that didn't work, how stupid! sheesh!
I thought in PG-13 movies you get one f bomb, then that's it. Anything after that is rated R
I will get the iPhone on Sprint but needs to be jailbreak well not sure cause. I'm happy with my HTC EVO
Since some members are being more literal about what does and does not constitute "PG-13," let's go with the "spirit of PG-13."
Keep the f-bombs and other expletives away from the discussion. Play nice, you have no rights. Thanks.
OT: More competition is (almost) always a good thing. Though adding T-Mo at this point may be silly, what with the acquisition being as far along as it is... wonder how long Sprint's unthrottled, uncapped 3G data lasts though.


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For some years I had noted that the effect of the early introduction of arithmetic had been to dull and almost chloroform the child's reasoning faculties. There was a certain problem which I tried out, not once but a hundred times, in grades six, seven, and eight. Here is the problem: "If I can walk a hundred yards in a minute [and I can], how many miles can I walk in an hour, keeping up the same rate of speed?"
In nineteen cases out of twenty the answer given me would be six thousand, and if I beamed approval and smiled, the class settled back, well satisfied. But if I should happen to say, "I see. That means that I could walk from here to San Francisco and back in an hour" there would invariably be a laugh and the children would look foolish.
I, therefore, told the teachers of these experimental rooms that I would expect them to give the children much practise in estimating heights, lengths, areas, distances, and the like. At the end of a year of this kind of work, I visited the experimental room which had had a combination of third- and fourth-grade children, who now were fourth and fifth graders. I drew on the board a rough map of the western end of Lake Ontario, the eastern end of Lake Erie, and the Niagara River. I asked them to guess what it was, and was not surprised when they identified the location. I then labeled three spots along the river with the letters "Q," "NF," and "B." They identified Niagara Falls and Buffalo without any difficulty, but were puzzled by the "Q." Some thought it was Quebec but others knew it was not. I finally told them that it was Queenstown. I then drew a cross section of the falls, showing the hard layer of rock above and the soft layer eating out underneath, and they told me what it was and why it was that the stone was falling, little by little, from the edge. They told me how this process was going on. I then made the statement that in 1680, when white men had first seen the falls, the falls were 2500 feet lower down than they are at present. I then asked them at what rate the falls were retreating upstream. These children, who had had no formal arithmetic for a year but who had been given practise in thinking, told me that it was 250 years since white men had first seen the falls and that, therefore, the falls were retreating upstream at the rate of ten feet a year. I then remarked that science had decided that the falls had originally started at Queenstown, and, indicating that Queenstown was now ten miles down the river, I asked them how many years the falls had been retreating. They told me that if it had taken the falls 250 years to retreat about a half mile, it would be at the rate of 500 years to the mile, or 5000 years for the retreat from Queenstown. The map had been drawn so as to show the distance from Niagara Falls to Buffalo as approximately twice the distance from Queenstown to Niagara Falls. Then I asked these children whether they had any idea how long it would be before the falls would retreat to Buffalo and drain the lake. They told me that it would not happen for another ten thousand years. I asked them how they got that and they told me that the map indicated that it was twenty miles from Niagara Falls to Buffalo, or thereabouts, and that this was twice the distance from Queenstown to Niagara Falls!
Our goal was to enter this two level hermetically sealed, all welded steel coffin called the Mobil Launcher Base topped by a fully loaded 363 ft. high Saturn V, weighing 6.2 million pounds, and the permanently attached 380 ft. high Umbilical Tower, weighing 500k pounds. We finally stopped and left our van to walk up and into the second level of the Mobile Launcher Base. About this time, it came to my mind that during one of our training sessions we were told that one of the fully fueled prototype S-II rocket stages had been exploded out in the desert. The results showed that all buildings better be at least three miles from the launch pads - which they are. We were now within 25 feet of this 363ft tall bomb that sounded like it's giant fuse had been lit, and we were soon going to get much closer.
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In Japan, modern sewer systems began to appear during the late 19th century, though evidence of older sewage systems dates back to over 2,000 years ago. Foreign engineers introduced the Japanese to modern, underground sewer systems with above ground access points calledmanhoru (manholes). At first, Japanese manhole covers used geometric designs similar to those used in other countries. In the 1980s, when communities outside of Japan's major cities were slated to receive new sewer systems, the public works projects were met with resistance – until one dedicated bureaucrat solved the problem by devising a way to make these mostly invisible systems aesthetically appreciated aboveground: customized manhole covers.
Because the Japanese elevate design in all aspects of life to a new level, the custom covers were welcomed, even though they cost more than generic ones. Today nearly 95 percent of the 1,780 municipalities in Japan sport their very own specially designed manhole covers. Designs range from images that evoke a region's cultural identity, flora or fauna to landmarks and local festivals.
Unsurprisingly, this phenomenon has bred another phenomenon: manhorumania. A rabid online community, based in Japan and abroad, has developed around this city-sanctioned urban art. Several blogs and websites dedicated to manhole covers provide details about locations and designs. With numerous colorful photographs organized by region, Drainspotting is the first book to document yet another wholly distinct aspect of contemporary Japanese visual culture.
The Jean-Paul Sartre Cookbook
October 3
Spoke with Camus today about my cookbook. Though he has never actually eaten, he gave me much encouragement. I rushed home immediately to begin work. How excited I am! I have begun my formula for a Denver omelet.October 4
Still working on the omelet. There have been stumbling blocks. I keep creating omelets one after another, like soldiers marching into the sea, but each one seems empty, hollow, like stone. I want to create an omelet that expresses the meaninglessness of existence, and instead they taste like cheese. I look at them on the plate, but they do not look back. Tried eating them with the lights off. It did not help. Malraux suggested paprika.October 6
I have realized that the traditional omelet form (eggs and cheese) is bourgeois. Today I tried making one out of a cigarette, some coffee, and four tiny stones. I fed it to Malraux, who puked. I am encouraged, but my journey is still long.
…November 26
Today I made a Black Forest cake out of five pounds of cherries and a live beaver, challenging the very definition of the word "cake." I was very pleased. Malraux said he admired it greatly, but could not stay for dessert. Still, I feel that this may be my most profound achievement yet, and have resolved to enter it in the Betty Crocker Bake-Off.November 30
Today was the day of the Bake-Off. Alas, things did not go as I had hoped. During the judging, the beaver became agitated and bit Betty Crocker on the wrist. The beaver's powerful jaws are capable of felling blue spruce in less than ten minutes and proved, needless to say, more than a match for the tender limbs of America's favorite homemaker. I only got third place. Moreover, I am now the subject of a rather nasty lawsuit.


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Facebook earnings report
Four Reasons Facebook Stock Could Tumble After Earnings Report
Facebook stock rose nearly 3% Tuesday to come within $11 of its IPO price - but a disappointing earnings report could send shares plunging if the social media giant doesn't show healthy improvement.
One of the biggest things to watch when Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) reports Q1 earnings after the close Wednesday will be how the company is managing the transition to mobile.
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Why Facebook Stock Soared After Earnings Report
Facebook stock (Nasdaq: FB) was up almost 10% in the first 30 minutes of after-hours trading today (Tuesday) after the release of its third-quarter earnings report, its second as a public company.
Releasing earnings after market close, the social network leader posted earnings per share of 12 cents, on revenue of $1.26 billion, or 32% higher than the year-ago quarter.
While Facebook did not provide an outlook following its uninspiring second quarter release, analysts were looking for 11 cents per share on revenue of $1.2 billion, according to data from Thomas Reuters.
But this positive vibe doesn't mean Facebook's earnings problems are solved.
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Will a Poor Facebook Earnings Report Seal the Stock's Fate?
The third-quarter Facebook earnings report will come out Oct. 23 after the markets close, and the results are looking increasingly dismal.
Despite a recent milestone (one billion users), a new "want" button feature and a "pay-to-promote post" option, the company has failed to drum up investor and analyst fanfare.
Wall Street shrugged off all of the recent news and Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) stock barely budged, except to move a little lower.
Even CEO Mark Zuckerberg's mid-September interview, which appeared to put some spark back into Facebook's fading shares, now seems like a very distant memory.
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Will a Weak Facebook Earnings Report Open Doors for these Competitors?
We know investors will want a few key details from today's Facebook earnings report, like how much more user growth the site expects, if it can increase ad sales and how it'll tackle mobile usage.
But something people haven't questioned as much is if there are any competitors lurking in the shadows that could eat away at Facebook's online presence.
Turns out Facebook has reason to be concerned.
MarketWatch's David Weidner last week addressed some competition creeping into Facebook's world. In his article "Here's the app that could kill Facebook," Weidner detailed how an up-and-coming app could actually threaten Facebook's hold on social networking.
Tack this on to the list of reasons to avoid Facebook stock - in case you needed any more.
Path: A Facebook Threat?The app in question is called Path.
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Three Reasons the Facebook Earnings Report Will Disappoint
The Facebook earnings report for Q2 will be released Thursday after market close - meaning investors have a chance to see if concerns over Facebook's revenue and growth are warranted.
It's only been two months since Facebook's (Nasdaq: FB) long-awaited May 18 IPO. The day didn't exactly turn out as planned with Nasdaq's technical problems delaying trading and a measly one-day gain of 23 cents.
The result has been a lingering frustration among investors who hoped they were buying the next big tech stock - and are now in the red.
Since then, Facebook stock has fallen 24%.
A lot of expectations and answers should come with the Q2 earnings Thursday, but we're not so sure they'll be the answers investors have hoped to hear.
Here are three reasons we think the Facebook earnings report will disappoint.
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My son and daughter attended BCHS and they went on to Duke and Cornell. Their high school academic experience was above average. This high school is also small enough that it isn't very difficult for youths to make the team in various sports. I am sure that both of my children would give this school high marks.
Academically speaking, Bethlehem is a decent enough school. Although it is a high ranking school, some teachers are very lackadaisical, incompetent, and act like it is a burden to help students who are really struggling, and tend to leave those students behind. Another thing about Bethlehem is how clickey it is and how the administration does close to nothing to put a stop to the bullying, which is a very BIG problem here. Bethlehem has a lot of work to do, it's honestly nothing special.
Both my daughters went to the Lab School within the High School. It was a superb preparation for attending college and working in the real world.
I attended Bethlehem High School, and went on to succeed both as an undergraduate and a graduate. I was more prepared by Bethlehem for college than the vast majority of my peers from other public schools.
Bethlehem Central was the second high school I attended, as I moved there as a sophomore. Coming from another public school with about the same number of students, I expected the schools to be very similar. Bethlehem, however, is filled with teachers who don't care about the success of their students. The faculty is so caught up in rankings that call BCHS a good school, that they don't bother to do their part to contribute. People rave about the opportunities available for BCHS students, but as an AP student there, I left feeling like I should've gotten so much more of out my high school education.
The teachers i have and have had the previous years in this school are great and are concerned about your education. The teachers in the excel programs also do an excellent job with doing what they can to pass their students. Almost everyone does a sport or is in a club and Bethlehem High is located in a convenient location that's in the suburbs but is fairly close to the city of Albany. The only negative things I have to say about this school are there is a lot of unnecessary drama and it's filled up with cliques of every kind. Usually if you're not in the clique, you're not really friends with them.
For BCHS, it is a hit and miss case. I have had oustanding teachers and some amazing experiences. I've also had lousy teachers and some horrible experiences. Some teachers hate students, some teachers love students: Some of the administration is very competant and some of it isn't. Some kids are heavy into cliques, and ... well, there are a few who like you no matter who you are.
Bethlehem is a very good school. It has fantastic academics, relatively good teachers, and, for a school, is a pretty fun place to be. Kids that go to this school take pride in it. 94% of seniors last year went to college, enough said.
Having graduated from BCHS and gone onto college I can confidently say that BCHS does an excellent job of preparing ALL students for their future and am glad I was lucky enough to have attended such a wonderful school!
amazing. excellent atmosphere and great for upper level students looking to achieve more.
BCHS has an unfriendly, clique driven atmosphere. The academic program is uncreative and rigid and drains the spirit of learning and cooperation from the students. There are good teachers in each department, but it is hit or miss. This is not an inclusive, positive learning environment--it seems the whole district is a top down system that doesn't invite new ideas or creativity.
It s unfortunate that schools like this are around. Bethlehem administration is solely concerned with the success of their A & B students at the expense of all other students. The students who should receive the greatest academic support are placed in poorly funded electives that are cut constantly. The school district has a lot of work to do!
Overall, a very good school. At a time in the world where there are more than ever for parents to worry about, BCHS does a good job at removing woe from the parental mind. Students do very well at BCHS and a very high number go on to not only college, but mostly four year schools. It's not a place to prepare a student for an Ivy League future, but for the rest of us -- pretty good.
Excellent academic program for upper tracks, mediocre otherwise. Many sports, art and music programs. Some parental involvement.
This school is fairly overrated. It is known as one of the best schools in the Albany area, but in reality many of the teachers are unfriendly, incompetent, and only retain their jobs because of their tenured positions. A lot of change needs to take place at BCHS.
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Unless they for some reason do a major side patch that adds some more content (similar to the Onyxia anniversary one), and of course there'll be the pre-Cataclysm event and patch 4.0 before Cata.
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Well, if the player stuck to the 'only loot no one else wants' rule and wasn't causing problems due to that then... yeah.
I can appreciate wanting to spread the love around but if that was the case, that they genuinely were just picking up the scraps thrown off to the side, then this guild was just idiotic.
"Well if we accept members who take all the loot then what does it say?" It says you're late in the expansion cycle and you're rejecting perfectly good members because they're picking up the scraps you tossed in the 'do not want' pile.
This sort of crap annoys the ever loving piss out of me.
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Seconded. If everything we read is true (yes I know, grain of salt and all that) then the guild seems a bit silly to have rejected them. When you are told, you can roll on stuff that no one else wants, and the guild you are applying to can see you are in need of gear upgrades (but still holding your own regardless), well you're probably going to go ahead and roll on that.
Seems a bit selfish for folks to get mad at someone for following the rules they themselves gave them.
You would definitely be better off with a server transfer, imo. Get to a PvE-Normal server where you have more choices (nothing against RP raiding guilds mind you).
I thought the letter writer meant that they were rolling against people in the guild and got turned down because other people wanted the gear, not that s/he wasn't allowed to roll on loot that was going to be sharded. If guildies were rolling on loot, and the OP knew s/he wouldn't get any gear unless no one wanted it, then why roll at all? Why not wait until the RL opens rolls and if anyone else rolls, then don't bother?
I wish we knew the whole story, there's a good chance "pompous and self-serving" and "don't know how to present yourself to strangers" is about more than loot rolls.
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The problem here is poor communication. The way I read the letter, the raid leader and the letter writer had different ideas about the loot rules, even though they thought they understood each other. The letter writer was told s/he wouldn't get anything unless nobody else wanted it and therefore put in a /roll for any items that would be upgrades, but didn't bitch when the items were rightfully handed over to the guild members. The raid leader, however, seemed to take offense at the act of rolling on loot itself, despite the fact that it wasn't awarded.
In my guild, I have no problem with people who roll on every piece of loot that's beneficial to their class, as long as they understand that they will not be receiving everything they roll on, or perhaps receiving nothing at all. In fact, I encourage people to roll. I need to see who is interested in and can use an item before I check to see who deserves it according to our loot rules. I try to make this clear to my guildmates, but sometimes it might not come across.
Long story short: the letter writer may well have offended the raid leader with his/her rolls, but the leader obviously didn't communicate the loot policy effectively.
People are strange, and some are easily offended. Then again, I can kind of see where the guild is coming from. Under the rules it's obvious that he's not going to win the piece of gear, so rolling against a higher-ranked player after they've already rolled kind of makes him come off as a bit of a loot whore.
I understand he wants to throw his hat in just in case other rollers reconsider, or some other circumstance happens, but honestly there is a bit of a procedure to these things and not following it could cast you in a bad light.
In any case the guild clearly overreacted. A small social fax paus shouldn't bar an otherwise good raider from joining the guild, and the fact that they told other guilds not to except his application is just mean-spirited. Swap servers, get into a leet guild, and then laugh when you're more geared and progressed then their best raiders. He who laughs last, laughs best.
Yes, I'd say the fault lays entirely with the guild. If the writer of the letter had been throwing a fit every time a piece of gear went to someone else? Then, yeah, they'd be out of line. But rolling on upgrades with the understanding that they'll be passed over if a member wants them? Completely and absolutely acceptable.
I've been in guilds before that have had problems with people not rolling on upgrades because they're worried about looking greedy. I always wondered why that happened--apparently guilds like this one have turned them into paranoid nutcases.
most drama always seems to come down to loot. It's a weird situation indeed. You think if they had gear they wouldn't mind giving some away. I love how guilds can use good players to help them down things then go back on their word. The saddest part here is that they give the kid bad rep when it's their flimsy loot rule is what is in question. On the one hand though by the writer's own admission he seemed to be a 'what's in it for me' type guy so we don't know the real story. In the end yes, server transfer = win.
I agree with transrelativity. It sounds like a classic case of crossed wires, and the trial GM was wrong to give such a harsh statement to the other guild. Similarly, the other guild was wrong to take it at face value and not get the applicant's side. There's always two sides to a story, and while you may weigh the GM's opinion more than the applicant's (after all, you know the GM probably very well), it's never good to take such a black and white approach to disputes.
OP, it was a blessing that those guilds did not let you in with those attitudes.
Transfer to a new server, I say, and be glad to be off this realm. Be prepared, also, because even raiding guilds from different realms do communicate. Have a polite, thorough explanation ready when they ask you about the feedback they got from XYZ guild you app'd to on your old realm (and any good guild will). Don't badmouth, just like a job interview. Explain the communication confusion, and make sure you can tell the prospective guild what you've learned and how this situation has bettered you as a player.
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Lord help us! This school has the potential to be outstanding but the principal is not a leader and doesn't possess even modest skills that should be essential to this position. I could describe her as defensive, abrasive, ignorant and spiteful. She is definitely resting on previous principals' laurels in claiming "Blue Ribbon School" status(2010-2011). Buyer beware!
Do not send your child here ...on the very surface it looks good but the education is sub-par, children are stiffed and the administration from the top down wants absolutely no input or involvement from parents. Not to get into the principal who is one of the most unenlightened 'educators' anyone could encounter. Some of the teachers should have long since retired, the rest are(in general..not all) average and overworked at best with 30 plus children in a classroom and no extra help ...there is no imagination and almost no creative thinking...astounding for the location and the parent base. You could be stepping into the 1950s or earlier if you were allowed past the front door of the school which as a parent you are not. Repressive, prison-like, and unless you are a clueless lamb this is not a place for anyone with a free thinking bone in their body. Additionally, no one dares to speak their mind for fear of the repercussions for their children, there is no forum for that whatsoever, it is put up or shut up or leave. All true, please don't think of going here or your children will be miserable as will you.
Strength: Religion. The other three Rs are hit or miss, with the misses too frequent. The principal has zero leadership skill; no public speaking capacity; and a default answer of "no" to good ideas. Good teachers tend to leave; those going through the motions tend to stay. The principal is the problem.
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I love Saint Ignatius Loyola School. When I step into that door, I see a great, heart warming community. The academics are amazing, and the teachers embrace you and love it when you try your hardest. I have many friends in that school, and the principle is full of love and good spirits. It is a place that is like my second home.
Although my sons are now adults, I look back at the education they received at SIL very fondly. They received a stellar education in the basics of Language Arts and the basic foundation of Math skills. This is going back quite far in the days of Sr. Audrey as principal and Mrs. Wescott as the wonderful and nurturing Kindergarten teacher. Sr. Genevieve, Sr. Francis...all just wonderful educators. I can only hope that when my sons have children of their own, they remember the wonderful values, community and education they received at this school. In addition, I've yet to meet a finer group of parents associated with any other school than SIL!
I am a recent alumni and I hve nothing to say but that it was the best school experience I've had in my life, though I may be biased after having gone to school there since kindergarten. Saint Ignatius has prepared me extremely well for high school at Marymount, which in itself, is very difficult to get into. The teachers push the students to strive to the best of their abilities and I just have to say thank you to them for helping me. They are also very understanding and offer help to the student when needed. The school has also been renovated, so the whole building has air conditioning, and each classroom has a smartboard which makes learning in the classrooms much easier.
I am an alumni. Excellent school, loved the memories, teachers were amazing, high school is easy because of Saint Ignatius. The only prob was their rules were funny. They would get upset about the weirdest things. Sometimes we would have fun and play with each other and mess around with each other, we would be kids, friends, but they would get all uptight about it and say you can't do that or why are you doing that??? It made no sense but otherwise it was a great school with great academics, and great opportunities.
Top notch school in every respect. Very strong academically, great teachers and leadership, strong family values. My children love the school.
Fabulous school, because of affiliations, a little less expensive than other private schools in this neighborhood but better academics so great value too!
Not sure about the prior comment about some parents coming with a 'package'. One of our favorite things about the school is the parent community. We have made many friends and in general find the parent body to be warm, down to earth and invovled in their kids' lives. There are obviously always exceptions. Most parents choose this school for a reason - the philosphy involves creating independant, responsible and ethical children. There may be other things to criticize, but the parent body would not be the thing I would choose. On the whole, in New York City, I believe St. Ignatius provides more bang for your buck than any other private school.
Saint Ignatius Loyola is an excellent school. This school educates the whole person, mind, character and spirit. It is very strong academically and the teachers are fantastic. If you want your child to succeed in life, send him/her to Saint Ignatius Loyola.
St. Ignatius Loyola was the only school we applied for our daughter two years ago. She has had a wonderful time there with a caring environment and excellent academics. Save for the limited after-school programs St. Ignatius is as good if not better than many of the 'gifted and talented schools' in New York. Not that extra-curricular activities are non-existent at the school. There are activities such as brownies and cub scouts, arts, gym, etc. available after school. Under the watchful eye of the Principal, Mrs. Cavallo the intermittant renovations to the building includes renovated classrooms, a new computer room, new library and a new science lab all done on time and within budget.
Great academics for kids. The school has their priorities straight. Too bad many of the parents come with package.
SIL is a great school not only academically but spiritually and socially. Students are disciplined and they develop strong, mature individuals.
St. Ignatius is a fantastic school for a very reasonable price considering the alternatives. The whole environment is structured to provide students with academic skills, integrity, honesty, courtesy, social skills, diversity and a wide variety of extracurricular activities. The principal Grace Cavallo is extroardinary and imbues the whole institution with warmth, kindness, strong values and high standards. The parent community is very involved, welcoming, and fun. The other kids are smart, funny and multi-cultural. I could go on and on but suffice it to say that since my son entered 3rd grade here, we have counted our blessings on a daily basis. He is entering 6th grade and is so enthused about school, jazz band, art class, and basketball. The individual attention and advocacy of all his teachers has made a huge difference in his life and ours as parents. Thank you St. Ignatius!!
Fantastic for children and parents! We are grateful everyday that we chose this school for our child. It is hard to know where to begin. The teachers, the principal, the staff, the students, the parents, the curriculum, the extra-curriculum, all are contributing to make this school stand apart. This is a school with an amazing environment of people who care. We went through the independent school process. And our child was accepted at a top school (first choice). We opted for St. Ignatius and have never stopped smiling. (Did I mention that the tuition is about 1/5 of the private schools!) The bonus is that the school has a strong religious character that pervades everything. It makes raising a child in New York so much simpler. All the values and grounding that you somehow hope and expect your child will internalize are taught and modeled everyday. I strongly recommend that you take a look.
Wonderful school with strong academics, great music program and very strong parental involvement. Close-knit community.
High quality education, great teachers and warm atmosphere. It is a wonderful school.
Very disciplined. It did not work for my daughter. She was not happy. I guess the enviromnent was too stiff...Let kids be kids and let them learn at their own pace is my opinion. This is not the case here..Children are pressured like they expect them to read by kindergarten..
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