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Admission to Warren Wilson College represents a selection based on both the personal and the academic qualifications of the applicant. All available information is considered, including previous school record, evidence of academic and social maturity, extracurricular activities, community service, scores on the SAT or ACT, interview, references, recent grade trends, and general contributions to school and community. The criteria are designed to build a balanced student body with high standards of scholarship, personal integrity, serious educational and personal goals, and a willingness to support the mission of the College.
All students must possess either a high school diploma or GED upon matriculation (see 1.04.04 "Early Admission" for exceptions). Each candidate for admission should be enrolled in a college preparatory curriculum showing competency in the following as a minimum admission standard:
The deadline for fall semester First Year applications is November 1 for early action, November 15 for Early Decision, and January 31 for Regular Decision (see section 1.04.14). The deadline for spring semester applications is November 1. A decision may be made at any time once the application has been submitted. Other materials requested for the evaluation process may include the following:
Interviewsmay be required. Your admission counselor will contact you with details.
For First Year students with college credit, see section 1.04.08 "College Credit While in High School." Prior to matriculation all students must provide the College with their final, official high school transcript that includes their graduation date.
The deadline for fall semester transfer applications is November 1 for Early Action, November 15 for Early Decision, and March 15 for Regular Decision (see section 1.04.14). The deadline for spring semester applications is November 1. A decision may be made at any time once the application has been submitted. Other materials requested for the evaluation process may include the following:
In addition, for transfer students to be seriously considered, they must meet the following conditions:
Interviews may be required. Your admission counselor will contact you with details.
A decision may be made at any time after the application has been submitted. Deadlines for international students are the same as outlined in sections 1.04.01 and 1.04.02. Other materials required for admission include the following:
Please be prepared for a Skype interview with the international admission counselor. A final high school transcript with the graduation date must be provided before matriculation. Transfer students, please have your final college transcript submitted prior to matriculation.
The international admission counselor may request a transcript to be submitted for evaluation through World Education Services (WES).
Early Admission is an option open to a few high school juniors who wish to begin at Warren Wilson College a year early. To be a serious candidate, a student must fulfill the following requirements:
To apply for Early Admission, the following steps must be taken:
If the high school will not provide a high school diploma or if an agreement is not arranged, then the applicant may choose to take the GED. See 1.04.06 "Graduate Equivalency Degrees (G.E.D.)."
Applicants who have been home schooled should follows the same guidelines indicated in 1.04.01 and 1.04.02. In addition, applicants must submit the following:
Interviews may be required. Your admission counselor will contact you with details.
A GED may, on occasion, be accepted in place of a regular high school diploma. Applicants with a GED will receive close scrutiny to determine whether they have had the appropriate courses to succeed at Warren Wilson. In general, a GED is used for older students who now show good reason to enroll in college, or home-schooled/early admission students. Applicants must have a minimum battery average of 500 per section on the GED. In addition, all applicants with the GED must provide the College with:
Interviews may be required. Your admission counselor will contact you with details.
Academic work presented for transfer credit must be from a college or university accredited by one of the following agencies: Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, New England Association of Schools and Colleges, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Northwest Association of Schools and of Colleges and Universities, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and Western Association of Schools and Colleges. All transcripts are subject to final evaluation by the College Registrar's Office. Warren Wilson will accept a maximum of 64 credits from a two-year college program.
First year students who have taken college courses during their junior or senior year or in the summer prior to entering Warren Wilson College must report such work on their application and to their admission counselor. A copy of the college transcript may be reviewed for admission and to assess transferable credit. Should the student choose to matriculate, the final, official college transcript must be provided in order for the Registrar to evaluate the credits earned and then correlate these to the General Education fulfillments or relegate them as elective or life credit.
Academic credit may be granted to enrolled students dependent on the score received on College Board Advanced Placement tests. Refer to chart 2.3.01.1 to determine the required score, amount of credit, General Education fulfillment, and/or course equivalent.
Academic credit may be granted to enrolled students dependent on the score received. Refer to chart 2.3.02.1 to determine the required score, amount of credit, General Education fulfillment, and/or course equivalent.
Students who are 25 years of age or older can petition to receive academic credit toward their degree programs for prior nonacademic learning experiences. They may earn a maximum of 16 credit hours through this procedure. Candidates for credit for prior learning begin the process with a letter to the Vice President for Academic Affairs, describing the subject areas in which they believe they can demonstrate and document learning that is appropriate to an undergraduate program. The Vice President for Academic Affairs will appoint one or more examiners to help the student complete the assessment process. The examiners' recommendations are presented to the Academic Council for final approval. Veterans of the armed forces (U.S. and others) are eligible to apply for two credit hours in physical education. To claim the credit, students should provide a statement to the Registrar giving the dates, place, and service branch where the basic training was completed.
Entering the College using falsified or misleading documents or intentionally omitting documents can lead to a revocation of admission status, dismissal, or degree revocation if matriculated.
Warren Wilson College is primarily a residential community. It is desired that most students live on campus throughout their enrollment. Students who wish to be day or non-residential students must qualify as one of the following:
Students who have lived on campus for one full year may petition the Dean of Students for day student status before April 1 (for fall semester) or November 1 (for spring semester). Considerations may include space on campus, the work program, and residential aspects of the community.
Notes: All students must participate in the work program for at least one full year; beyond this requirement, day students do not ordinarily participate in the work program. Full-time interns are automatically approved for day student status, if they seek it.
There are three application types.
Early Action
Students who are highly interested in Warren Wilson College and have strong academic records may apply as Early Action candidates. Applications must be received by November 1. Decisions will be made no later than December 1. A commitment is not required until May 1, as this is a non-binding process. Applications submitted for Early Action will receive extra consideration for scholarships and financial aid.
Early Decision
Students who are highly interested in Warren Wilson College and, if accepted, are prepared to make a commitment in the form of a non-refundable deposit, may apply as Early Decision candidates. Applications must be received by November 15. Decisions will be made no later than December 1. Early Decision is binding for accepted students, with the deposit due December 20. At that time, accepted students must agree to withdraw applications made to other schools. If a student chooses not to deposit at that time, the offer of admission will be withdrawn. Any student not granted admission under Early Decision will automatically be put into the Regular Decision pool of applicants. Applications submitted for Early Decision will receive extra consideration for scholarships and financial aid.
Regular Decision
Applications received after the November 1 or November 15 deadlines will automatically be rolled into the Regular Decision applicant pool. First year applications must be received by February 1 and transfer applications must be received by March 15. Decisions will be released on or after February 15. Regular Decision is non-binding, and a commitment in the form of a deposit is not due until May 1.
Spring Admission
Applications for the spring admission (first year and transfer) must be received by October 1 with a commitment in the form of a non-refundable deposit due by December 1.
(See section 1.04.01 and 1.04.02 regarding the application process for First Year and for Transfer applicants.)
The College may assign some applicants to a wait list. Students assigned to the wait list may be offered admission later in the year if space becomes available or may be offered admission to a future semester. Students who are assigned to the wait list may contact the Office of Admission to determine their positions on the list and to learn the list's history in previous years.
Accepted students may have the opportunity to defer their offers of admission for one semester or one year. A letter outlining the reasons for requesting deferred admission should be sent to the Vice President for Enrollment and Marketing. Decisions of the Vice President for Enrollment and Marketing are final. Students deferring admission must remit the non-refundable deposit of $300.00 by May 1st or December 1st. No guarantee of admission or scholarship for the following semester or year will be made to students who do not deposit.
Requests for readmission (after a period of non-enrollment) are made. An abbreviated application and essay outlining the desire to return and the student's academic goals is required. A student who was suspended or on any form of probation when last enrolled must include pertinent information as to why reinstatement should be granted. If another college or university has been attended during the period of non-enrollment, a transcript must be presented with the request for readmission.
The readmission process does not apply to students who have submitted an approved Leave of Absence application form to the Registrar's Office.


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Greater Than Less Than Statements
How can I get VB6 to do the following;
My program runs on PC 1, programs version no is 2.23. My updated version sits on a network drive, H: version 4.50.
I want to compare the 2 file versions and get VB to tell me if the program version is =, >, or <.
In VB6 code I can put the following. I don't want to specify the >, < or =. I want VB to pick this value up automatically.
if txtProgVerPC.text > txtProgVerNet.text then whatever
but I've done the following and VB seems to ignore the value
txtProgVerPC.text = "c:myprog.exe"
txtProgVerNet.text = "h:myprog.exe"
txtCompvalue.text = 'this can be ">", "<", ">=", "<=", "="
txtCompare.text = txtProgVerPC.text + " " + txtComp.text + " " + txtProgVerNet.text + " "
If txtCompare.text then whatever
'The value will be somthing like 2.23 >= 4.50 then
This is not working, it always returns the value as being true even if something is less than or greater than.
Any help is appreciated.
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Private Sub Form_Load()Dim X As ObjectDim s As StringDim sz As StringSet X = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")If X.FileExists("c:windowsdesktopinfo.ini") Then Open "c:windowsdesktopinfo.ini" For Input As #1 While Not EOF(1) Line Input #1, s sz = sz + vbCrLf + s Wend Close #1 Form1.lbllong.Caption = szElse 'MsgBox "No file!"End IfEnd Sub
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sales rep has a low and a high postal code as a range (i.e. Bob = 92000 (low) and 92999
In the first instance, I was using the boolean Like function to determine if a record
from the SOURCE table should be associated to a particular sales rep (i.e. 92564 Like
92XXX). In the second instance, I employed comparison operators to do the same job
(i.e. 92564 >= 92000 AND 92564 <= 92999). What I have found is that using the comparison
operators causes the same code to take 3 times as long to run through the entire SOURCE
table. For example, if it took 20 seconds to run through 2000 rows in the first version,
it now takes 60 seconds to run through the same records.
Do the comparison operators just use up more memory than the Like function? Is there
anything I can do to reduce the time it takes to churn through the data?
Time Difference With Values Greater Than 24hs
Hi guys, I'm new in this forum and new in VB. I'm looking for some help for my first application
I'm developing a Delay Calculator. First I insert the 2 different time to get the difference and this calculation is working with more than 24 hours without problems.
I have to justify each delay ( max 4 types) 'til I reach 0...zero means all delay is justified. My problem is I splitted the values. I have 1 textbox for hours and another 1 for minutes and vb is reading it like normal numbers...different from hours. I tried everything with common math, but I always get type mismatch...please take a look
Private Sub Command2_Click()
mskdep.PromptInclude = False
mskactdep.PromptInclude = False
If mskdep.Text = Empty Or mskactdep.Text = Empty Then
MsgBox "Please Insert a Valid Time", vbExclamation, "Delay Calculator"
mskdep.PromptInclude = True
mskactdep.PromptInclude = True
txtres1 = txtopen1 - txtdl1
txtres11 = txtopen2 - txtdl11
End If
End Sub
To be quick!
Everything I want is...whenever I get a negative value in txtres11 I would like to have a value of + 60 increased in this textbox.
Form1 5 Tabs Or Greater. Also Print Files From
Form1, how do you make form 2 3 4 etc as a tab, like the properties of your desktop were you change the background.
Also, how do you print a html file located on the desired path? example: Print c:SamplePrintPage.html one or 2 lines of code would be nice for this.
Check For Numeric AND Not Greater Than 100 - Code Inside
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Problem Using Greater Than Or Equal With Floats And Ints
I have a function that I created to handle the >= operations for two different types of numeric values. I am comparing numbers in a Excel worksheet which are actually strings. (does that make sense? Like "2.0" as a string, not a float). So I figured out that when I am passing floats they will always we less than or equal to 1 since the floats in this case are always going to be percentages. The #'s = to 1 or greater I treat as ints and cast them with CInt() and then do >=. This has worked until I got my new set of data which has floats in this form: "4.777777-E2", where this is actually ".04777777". It trys to do a string compare and 4.77777-E2 is greater than any other percentage since in using the string compare it looks at the first digit and compares the first digit of both strings to see which is greater.
Here is the code... If I knew how to cast a string to a float (if it is possible in VB) then this problem would have been solved a while ago.
Maybe some of u know what i can do:
Function greaterThanOrEqual(ByVal Temp1 As String, ByVal temp2 As String) As Boolean
If ((Temp1 <= 1) Or (temp2 <= 1)) Then ' they are floats.. use > compares
If (Temp1 >= temp2) Then
greaterThanOrEqual = True
greaterThanOrEqual = False
End If
If (CInt(Temp1) >= CInt(temp2)) Then
greaterThanOrEqual = True
greaterThanOrEqual = False
End If
End If
Thanx in advance,
How Can I Adjust Combobox Height Greater Than Default (315)?
I cannot make the height of a combobox on my form greater than 315, is there a special reason for this? The reason why is because I am using a combobox in a grid to enter data and I need to adjust the height of my combobox to the height of the cell in the grid where the combobox is needed...Any help in this regard will be appreciated...
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StreamReader And StreamWriter With ASCII Values Greater Than 127
Well, I can't seem to find solution to a problem, so I hoping for some help. I'm reading and writing a text file with StreamReader and StreamWriter that can possibly contain ASCII values greater than 127. I've tried all the different encoding options, as well as reading data into a character array instead of a string and still get the same results. The stream seems to automatically remove these characters upon reading them and then obviously doesn't write them out. I need to retain what was read and write it exactly as it was on input.
Any ideas?
As A Value Range Changes A Resulting Num Changes Sequentially Or At A Greater Frequency
MY Question is how to build this the relationship in a formula fashion.
A Group of numbers will change on a linear path ex. 400-410, 410-420, 420-430 or backwards. As this movement occurs a second value will be changed up or down with each change of the 1st group and the second values frequency can be a single digit change ex: +1 or -1 or at an increased frequency ex: +5 or -5.
Currently I am using a case statement. I'd like to change this to a formula format.
As the groups change, "Case Is <=582...573" The zoom percentage changes by +1 or -1. the zoom percenteage should also have the ability to increase or decrease in greater frequency as well.
For a given number range the following number value is derived
Case Is <= 555
Myform2.AxFramerControl1.ActiveDocument.View.Zoom.Percentage = 58
Case Is <= 564
Myform2.AxFramerControl1.ActiveDocument.View.Zoom.Percentage = 59
Case Is <= 573
Myform2.AxFramerControl1.ActiveDocument.View.Zoom.Percentage = 60
Case Is <= 582
Myform2.AxFramerControl1.ActiveDocument.View.Zoom.Percentage = 65
REgarding Serial Port Communication With Greater Ports
Actually i have to set serial ports greater than 16 for communication.
for that i used
There was a hack that came around about modifying the MsComm control to
access greater than 16 ports:
"In the code there is a unique sequence of three bytes, 3d 10 00. Pick a hex
editor and change the value 10 to say 7f. Now you have changed the default
value of a variable MAX_PORTS to 127. The name of the variable is arbitrary.
Save the changed file and off you go." the problem in using this was when some one reinstall the setup the ocx which we created is getting replaced by the old ocx so is there any way to replace an ocx(Mscomm32.ocx) which is being used by the project by another ocx which i has made by hacking the existing ocx and stored in the system file ,this has to replace the system ocx which is used by it at runtime .
give me other ways also for setting up communication with the higher ports
Creating Dotted/Dashed Lines With Thickness Greater Than 1
I am trying to draw lines using GDI32 APIs, but I want some of the lines to be thicker than 1 unit. Whenever I make the thickness greater than 1 unit, the line is always solid. Is there a way to draw lines which are thicker than 1 unit but still dotted or dashed in some way?
I'm currently using the following code, although I've also tried using CreatePen and it doesn't work either:
' Set up POINTAPI array for the outline based on beginning and ending points
Pts(1).X = pBeg.X: Pts(1).Y = pBeg.Y
Pts(2).X = pEnd.X: Pts(2).Y = pEnd.Y
'Create a new pen
LP.lopnColor = vbBlack
LP.lopnStyle = PS_DOT
LP.lopnWidth.X = 2
hPen = CreatePenIndirect(LP)
' hPen = CreatePen(PS_DOT, 2, vbBlack)
'replace the current brush with the new brush
oldPen = SelectObject(lhDC, hPen)
' Draw the line
DrawLine = Polygon(lhDC, Pts(1), 2)
'replace this form's pen with the original one
SelectObject lhDC, oldPen
'delete our new pen
DeleteObject hPen
I Need VB Tweak, To Delete All Rows In A Column That Have A Number Greater Than 150.
Here is what I have
Sub Showonlypendingleaks()
Dim ZoekIn As Range, Vind As Range
Dim celtel As Range, Wat As String
Wat = ">150"
Set ZoekIn = Columns(4).Find(Wat) 'look in column 4 for ">150"
If celtel Is Nothing Then
Set celtel = ZoekIn
End If
If Not ZoekIn Is Nothing Then
Set Vind = ZoekIn
Set celtel = Union(celtel, ZoekIn.EntireRow) Set ZoekIn = Columns(4).FindNext(ZoekIn)
Loop While Not ZoekIn Is Nothing And ZoekIn.Address <> Vind.Address
End If
celtel.Select Selection.Delete
End Sub
Only Resize Certain Listview Column If It Is Greater Than Current Width
Hi Guys,
I am using the following code to resize listview columns according to their contents.
For Col2Adjust = 1 To Lv.ColumnHeaders.count - 1
If (Col2Adjust = 2) Then
Debug.Print Lv.ColumnHeaders(2).Width
If (Lv.ColumnHeaders(2).Width > 6423.875) Then
Call SendMessage(Lv.hWnd, _
Col2Adjust, _
ByVal LVSCW_AUTOSIZE_USEHEADER)
End If
Call SendMessage(Lv.hWnd, _
Col2Adjust, _
ByVal LVSCW_AUTOSIZE_USEHEADER)
End If
As you can see I want to skip column 2. I only want to resize column 2 if the width is greater than what I have specified there. But it isn't working.
Any ideas.
Passing Data Greater Than 255 Char From VB To Crystal Reports
To pass data from VB to Crystal reports we generally use the Formula fields.
But unfortunatley the length is limited to 255 char only.
Is there a way to pass data greater than 255 char? I don't want to use multiple
formula fields and split the data into 255 char blocks.
This Is For Wossname: My Attempt To Remove Dups From A 50mb Or Greater File
Wossname had a thread a few days ago, but it now seems to be deleted. His thread was about how to remove duplicate "records"
from files whose size might be 50mb or greater, without loading the whole thing into mem. Well, I don't really think I accomplished that, since what I developed loads the whole thing into a control array of 100 list boxes. Anyway, seeing how his thread seems to be deleted, I'm just putting what I developed here, for anybody who's interested. I'm also going to fire off an e-mail to him to notify him to check this out, see if it might be something he could use.
Be forwarned, the technique illustrated with this project does NOT
sort, but just removes duplicates. AND I'm not sure its 100% effective, {I'm going to compare the output against a unix progie tomorrow morning}, BUT, I'm pretty confident in it. SOOO,
if you're not wossname, you could pretty much ignore this, unless you're a code'hound.
Communicating To Serial Ports With Comm Port Number Greater Than 16
I want to connect to the serial port with comm port number greather than 16, im able to connect to ports with comm port number less than 17 using MSCOMM control in visual basic, but i need to communicate to ports till 256, can anyone please help me out on this.
Possibillity To Create A Form Size Greater Then Screen Size
Hello VB users,
I am trying to create a form size greater then screen size.
For example to create a area of a big factory.
To move to a part what is not on the screen you have to use a scroll bar.
Is this possible? If yes, how do I do this?
Nice regards,
Making Form Size Greater Than Screen Size
I trying to print a form with graphics. I'm simply using the PrintForm statement. The problem is that the screen size doesn't allow the form to expand to a full page. Meaning, I can only print on the top three-quarters of the page.
My question is how can I make the form height increase to greater than the screen height?
Ideally, I'll display this expanded form in a MDI parent window that allows the user to scroll to the bottem part of the expanded form.
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After the WORST TV breakup of all time, Charlie Sheen says he LOVES the idea of returning to "Two and a Half Men" ... even though his character is supposedly DEAD.
Sheen appeared on the "Today" show this morning ... where he told Matt Lauer that Ashton Kutcher is "going to do great" as the NEW star when the show comes back next week.
But when Lauer suggested Sheen could return to his old stomping grounds for a cameo -- Sheen LIT UP ... saying, "If they thought it was a good idea ... I'm completely on board for that."
Even though Charlie Harper "died" after Sheen went off the deep end a while back ... Sheen insists, "There was no body at the funeral ... there was no urn."
Don't hold your breath.
I don't think
that you can just
stomp all over people
like that without long term
consequences. Denise and Brooke are
an exception because they have children
with him. Move on Charlie.
Wanted to add - I don't have cable so won't be able to see the Roast but did see that clip with Charlie and Martin. It was "PERFECT" Go wash your face!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks like someone is running out of his millions. You dumb ****, you had it all and threw it all away for drugs and hookers. Dumb dumb dumb!!
They would have to be insane to let him back on that show!
As a gentle reminder: Mr. Sheen is SUPPOSED to be a 46-year-old responsible MAN. He has proven over and over that he is not that person. I watched with interest when his father, Martin Sheen, performed in the comic video about his addict son's, Charlie, historical behavior before the media, ad infinitum. That's desperation, and I was a little suprised that Martin Sheen did that. Charlie has most likely burned way too many bridges. What television executive in his RIGHT MIND would believe a word Charlie Sheen said, much less re-hire him for the previous project he nearly destroyed? The chutzpah of some people in Hollywood never fails to amaze me.
Buy a comfortable chair and wait wait for a long long time! He damaged the show and himself and now wants to return. Not gonna happen my friend.
Sounds like your eating crow a bit Charlie... regretting the endless rant you put us all through? I am a fan, but that was borderline scary. And the wannabee Heff move with the goddesses did not earn you a lot of respect with your female demographic. I enjoy you; you are entertaining and I will continue to support you as a fan... but think before you rant next time.
ummm...C.S. your completely out of touch...
if you think any kind of invitation is coming your way !!!
sorry...that money making machine has shut down for you...
BECAUSE Charlie Sheen has NO INTENTION of recovering or EVER becoming sober, let alone leading a responsible life, he WILL NEVER have ANY comeback.
End of story.
There's a short sequence of the first episode of Two and a Half Men with Ashton Kutcher and Charlie's death on Youtube called TWO AND A HALF MEN CELEBRITOONS.
Hahahahahahaaha he so desperately wants them to take him back!!! Duh, loser
It's all a matter of money. If CBS feels they can get enough money with Charlie's return then it wll happen.
I dont think Two And AHalf Men will be successful withut Charlie Sheen.I do not plann on watching it,Ashton K is a crappy actor in my opinion. I think the show is only gonna go down with him trying to fill in. I will miss Charlie Sheen and I hope Hollywood or the world has future plans involving Charlie Sheen,becuz WE WANT CHARLIE SHEEN....!!!
Charlie, it would take YEARS for those guys to trust you again, and I'm sure by that time this show will be off the air. I'm going to give you props for fessing up about how you thought no matter what the show could NOT go on without you, and because it did, you appear to be shell shocked! But without that swift kick to your a$$, you would've STILL been acting the ding dang fool on the set! It's ashame it had to come to this, but if it proved to YOU that you are NOT invinceable, then that's all that counts. I am truly going to miss you and I hope you've learned a lesson and will FINALLY grow up!!!!!


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Dec. 1, 1999 (New York) -- Anorexia nervosa predominantly affects teen-age girls, and can be life threatening. While everyone else may notice the self-starvation, it's often not noticed by the girl herself. Therapy or intervention of some kind is needed but usually the last thing wanted by the sick girl.
Family therapy and individualized therapy with parental involvement have been shown to be effective treatments for adolescent girls in the early stages of anorexia. Now, a new study in the December issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry shows that family therapy for such patients may be the best and fastest route to greater weight gain as well as more rapid resumption of menstruation.
"Ten years ago, individual therapy was the norm. Then a lot of practitioners started doing family therapy. These days, clinicians typically employ an eclectic combination," lead researcher Arthur L. Robin, PhD, tells WebMD. "We decided to pull those components apart and try to analyze them more carefully." Robin is a professor of psychiatry and behavioral neuroscience at Wayne State University in Detroit.
To look at those compartments, the investigators studied 37 adolescent girls who were beginning to suffer from anorexia. The girls were split into two groups. Girls in one group met weekly with their parents and a therapist; the other girls met with a therapist alone. Both groups were put on a common medical and dietary regimen. Patients were assessed before therapy, after therapy was stopped, and one year later. The girls were checked for body mass index (weight in relation to height), menstruation, eating attitudes, ego functioning, depression, and family interactions.
According to Robin, both family and individual therapy were effective treatments for anorexia, but family therapy rendered faster and greater weight gain. While close to 70% of the girls from both groups reached their target weight by the end of treatment, the girls in family therapy on average showed double the weight gains of the girls in individual therapy. By the one-year follow-up, 80% of those receiving family therapy reached their target weights, as did 70% of those receiving individual therapy. "Girls will gain weight faster and will gain more weight with family therapy," says Robin.
Girls receiving family therapy also resumed menstruation faster than the individual-therapy group.
The therapies were shown to be equally effective when other types of behavior were examined, such as eating attitudes, ability to get along with parents, self-esteem, depression, ego functioning, and desire for thinness, Robin tells WebMD. "My initial hypothesis was that individualized therapy would produce greater changes on ego functioning, depression, and awareness of feelings and so on. That's what individual therapists focus on. I was surprised at the results ... but they could be the result of the measures we used to see changes in ego function."


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This is actually a pretty great time of year to start up a sports discussion. Piato already posted asking if there are any other NBA fans out there following training camp. Basketball is one sport I just can't get into. But the NFL kicks off opening day this Sunday — go Denver! — and a group of gay football fans in Atlanta are excited at the prospect of Joey Harrington being the team's starting quarterback this season. It's not hard to see why.
Several years ago Joey found himself embroiled in a bit of controversy when sports announcers Tony Siragusa, Dick Stockton, and Darryl Johnston had the following exchange about Harrington during a game:
Siragusa: Not a meat-and-potato guy but a very sophisticated man. That's as much as I can go into right now.
Johnston: More champagne and caviar than meat and potatoes?
Siragusa: Yeah, I wouldn't see him going and ordering a beer any time soon to tell you the truth.
Stockton: In other words, he may not be your kind of guy, Goose.
Siragusa: He's the kind of guy that's on the other side of the club than I am. He's over the with the champagne and caviar. And also the strawberries and chocolate, you know?
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Major League Baseball is headed into the final stretch of the regular season and this weekend is the finals of the US Open. Tennis machine Roger Federer beat Andy Roddick (again) to advance to the final four where he faces Nikolay Davydenko whom he will undoubtedly crush before winning yet another Grand Slam event.
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Ponikarovsky played for Dynamo 2 and Dynamo Jr., farm teams during 1995–99 campaigns, seeing a little action with the main club during the 1998–99 season and finally becoming a fixture on the team during the 1999–00 season when Dynamo won the Russian Superleague Championship.
In 1997–98, Ponikarovsky played 24 games for Dynamo Moscow in the First Division of the Russian Hockey League collecting three points with 30 penalty minutes. He then played 13 games for Krylya Sovetov of the Russian Elite League in 1998–99 and played three playoff games for Moscow Dynamo.


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Backgrounder: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-15013610
If you can't beat them, join them, so:
The Abacus has turned, and it says NO!
Nothing boosts your bargaining power more, than when you have a lot of what the other side is desperately in need of.
China's playing it tough. http://on.ft.com/nVvPna
Conniving, opportunistic, and kicking a man when he's down, you say? Welcome to the world of politics played on a grand epic scale my friend.
It's been done before, of course. China would know. They were at the receiving end for a while.
"Cash = Friends"
There are some things in life that money can't buy, but for everything else there's a lot that $3.2trillion can.
Italy is now desperately finding its "amico" in China. Others have, and many more will.
Cash is King, my friend. Cash is King.
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Will euro stay, or will it go? Dunno…
"Merde, la Grece!"
Eurozone concerns look to be the flavor of the week again. This time round, news about potential ratings cut of France's three largest banks because of their Greek debt holdings dominate.
Background: http://bloom.bg/oSiBq2
(A lot more sinister than the AAA-rating kept by the sovereign itself)
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Swiss Franc was devalued to lessen its appeal and keep those desperate pilgrims in search of safehaven out. Funny times we are in.
Now what? More back on voluminous dollar or on dementic yen? Tough.
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Japan is about to have yet another Prime Minister.
That's the problem with having an Elvis as one earlier, in starry Koizumi.
Angry Birds - Tripoli edition: Final Stage??
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A slippery slope, really, for a place that was founded as a free port centuries back and has thrived simply because it has been so open while the rest in the region has not. Yes, the pendulum might have swung too wildly on the "Come settle here, everybody…anybody" side in the last few years. Now, it looks like it might swing way too much, on the other side.
Does no one realize the irony that, for most of the people here, their very forefathers came here from other countries too, to seek better lives for themselves?
France's AAA rating is affirmed.
Trio of rating agencies, my dear, thanks for wising up. Go back to being puppies will ya?
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Do you agree with House Speaker Boehner's decision to sue President Barack Obama?
- 6:00 am Thursday, August 7th, 2014 by Opinion Staff
From the Huffington Post: Thank you John Boehner. The nation truly appreciates you and your fellow House Republicans altruistically devoting your last moments in Congress, before a much-deserved 5 1/2 week vacation (hey, you try doing nothing for a whole year…it's exhausting!) to protecting healthcare. Despite obsessively voting fifty times and spending $70+ million of taxpayer money to repeal the Affordable Care Act / Obamacare, you're on a mission to ensure that Americans receive every single benefit the insurance law intended. Bravo!
That's right. Republicans have sued the President of the United States. That's a pretty serious action. Must've been over something so [More]
Should U.S. nix Obama-Putin summit because of Snowden asylum?
- 12:53 pm Friday, August 2nd, 2013 by Opinion Staff
President Barack Obama and Russia President Vladimir Putin had planned to meet next month for a summit in Moscow.
Lower-level officials, including Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, also have been slated to meet soon with their Russian counterparts.
Those meetings are up in the air since Russia granted a one-year asylum status to Edward Snowden, who stole and leaked information about U.S. government intelligence-gathering activities.
Although Mr. Putin said his country granted the asylum with the understanding that Snowden would not release any new secrets, it's likely Snowden already has given media outlets information that they have not [More]
Was Obama right to apologize for 'best looking' comment?
- 3:20 pm Friday, April 5th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
President Barack Obama apologized late Thursday for referring to California's top legal official, Kamala Harris, as "the best-looking attorney general in the country."
He had made the remark at a fundraiser earlier in the day.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said the president called Ms. Harris after returning to Washington. "He apologized for it and regrets the distraction it caused," Mr. Carney said. Mr. Carney said the president hadn't intended to minimize Ms. Harris' legal abilities.
The Washington Post reports the president's remarks this way:
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Should immigration reform include mandatory prison time for illegal entry?
- 4:22 pm Monday, January 28th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
This will be a big week for immigration politics.
A bipartisan group of senators that includes Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., has released a set of "principles" to supposedly guide any immigration reform bill in Congress. On Tuesday, President Obama goes to Nevada to deliver a speech outlining his ideas for immigration reform.
At no time since the elections of George W. Bush, a former Texas governor, and President Vicente Fox of Mexico have the prospects for overhauling immigration laws seemed better. Both parties want that growing Hispanic vote, and even though there are other issues in addition to the Hispanic aspect of [More]
Should the Rev. Wright be an anti-Obama campaign issue?
- 1:39 pm Friday, May 18th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
In Boca Raton on Thursday Mitt Romney insisted that his campaign would not make the Rev. Jeremiah Wright a campaign issue against President Obama.
Mr. Romney, who will become the official GOP candidate at the Tampa convention this summer, was responding to a New York Times report about a super PAC that had considered basing an anti-Obama ad campaign on Mr. Obama's ties to Rev. Wright.
The proposal was put together for the super PAC Ending Spending Action Fund, whose main contributor is Joe Ricketts, the founder of TD Ameritrade.
John McCain's campaign prepared an ad in 2008 that featured the Obama-Wright connection, [More]
Did Sen. Nelson snub President Obama at Disney World?
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President Obama was in Florida on Thursday to tout his plan to speed up visa approval for visitors from places like China and Brazil. The goal, Mr. Obama said, is to ramp up tourism to benefit Florida and other popular destinations.
To make his announcement, Mr. Obama set up his podium and presidential seal in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom theme park, with the famous Cinderella's Castle as his backdrop.
Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald Duck and a host of Disney characters frequently appear and perform right there. But, on Thursday, there was one political character notable for his absence: Florida's senior Senator, [More]
Was ESPN right to yank Hank?
- 12:15 pm Friday, October 7th, 2011 by Opinion Staff
Are you ready for some football, without that famous Hank Williams Jr. song?
In an interview on Fox & Friends, the singer said President Obama playing golf with House Speaker John Boehner during the debt-limit negotiations was like "Hitler playing golf with Netanyahu," referring to Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister.
Mr. Williams also referred to President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as "the enemy."
He later said his comments, which also seemed critical of Mr. Boehner, had been "extreme." He said, "I was simply trying to explain how stupid it seemed to me … how ludicrous that pairing (of Obama and Boehner) was. They're polar opposites and it made no sense. They don't see eye to eye and never will. I have always respected the office of the president." [More]
Is the health care law driving up insurance costs?
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With the news that health care premiums in the United States jumped 9 percent this year, many have been quick to blame the Affordable Care Act for the spike.
While it's true that experts say the new health care law caused some of the increase, they say it only accounts for one or two percentage points. That portion of the increase owes largely to new rules in the massive health-care overhaul that require insurers to provide preventive services at no out-of-pocket costs and allow adult children to be included on their parents' policies.
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Is Marco Rubio auditioning for vice-president?
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On several occasions, Sen. Marco Rubio-R-Fla., has denied that he wants to be on a national ticket next year.
His self-promotion says otherwise.
In June, Sen. Rubio's office sent out news releases promoting the former Florida House speaker's first speech on the Senate floor. In August, Sen. Rubio spoke at the Reagan Library, after more buildup. This month, Sen. Rubio's office announced a "major foreign policy speech" at the Jesse Helms Center in Wingate, N.C., named for the former segregationist senator. [More]


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Mafikizolo sealed their comeback in triumphant style at the 20th Annual South African Music Awards – winning five awards at the main ceremony on Monday night to add to their three trophies at the industry awards earlier in the day.
This brings the popular Afro-pop duo's total haul to an incredible eight awards at SAMA 20.
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Afro-pop duo Mafikizolo took the early lead going into the main ceremony of the 20th Annual South African Music Awards on Monday, gathering three trophies at the industry awards held earlier in the day.
Their hit comeback single Khona (featuring Uhuru) won the SAMAs for Best Selling Ring-back Tone, Best Selling Full-track Download and Best Selling Mobile Music Download of the Year during the event,…
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As the clock ticks down to the 20th South African Music Awards at the Sun City Superbowl on Monday, 28 April 2014, speculation is mounting: who will scoop the most awards? Which song will be named Kia Record of the Year?
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South Africa's music-loving public has spoken, and the 20 hit songs competing for the coveted title have now been narrowed down to five, thanks to…Continue
The South African Music Awards is the premier music awards event in South Africa. Hosted by RiSA, the annual event showcases the country's finest music related talent. The 20th Music Awards ceremony will take place in April 2014.
South African music's biggest names go head to head over two days in key categories, each hoping for the South African industry's highest honour - a statuette at the South African Music Awards. Nominees will also be taking the stage by storm with a series of epic, never-to-be-repeated performances, as the nation watches its finest talent at work.
The South African Music Awards exist to honour and recognize accomplishment in the South African recording industry.
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Best known as Garth Brooks' producer, Allen Reynolds was recognized by his peers Sunday night (Oct. 1) for another of his musical talents -- songwriting.
Brooks performed a medley of Reynolds' classics and welcomed him into the Nashville
Songwriters Hall of Fame during a formal ceremony at Loews Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel in Nashville.
Mac Davis, Billy Edd
Wheeler and Randy Goodrum also were inducted into the prestigious songwriters' club. Presented by the Nashville Songwriters
Foundation in association with the Nashville Songwriters Association International, the 31st annual dinner and induction ceremony
was hosted by NSF Chairman Wayland Holyfield and attended by some 600 music industry professionals.
The dinner kicked
off a week of gala events surrounding the 34th Annual Country Music Association Awards show, which airs live from the Grand
Ole Opry House at 8 p.m. ET Wednesday (Oct. 4) on CBS.
Reynolds has produced all of Brooks' country albums -- though
not the Chris Gaines pop project -- which together have sold more copies than those of any other artist in country music history.
Reynolds' publishing company, Forerunner Music, contributed the No. 1 songs "The Thunder Rolls," "Unanswered Prayers" and
"That Summer" to Brooks' catalog.
Brooks admitted he was surprised to learn how much Reynolds has contributed as a
"Until they called me up to do this guy's [songs], I had no idea all the stuff this guy has done," Brooks
said before he honored Reynolds in song. "Allen is the last guy who is going to tell you what he's done. He's the last guy
who is going to ring his own bell."
With an acoustic guitar, Brooks performed "Wrong Road Again," "Somebody Loves
You" and "Ready for the Times to Get Better," Top 10 country songs Reynolds penned for Crystal Gayle in the 1970s. The country
superstar rounded out the medley with "Dreaming My Dreams With You," recorded by Waylon Jennings, Alison Krauss, Collin Raye
and the Cowboy Junkies, and "I Saw Linda Yesterday" and "Five O'Clock World," 1960s pop hits for Dickey Lee and The Vogues,
respectively. Lee presided over Reynolds' induction.
"Organizations are only as classy as the people who make them
up," Brooks said to Reynolds. "This place just stepped up a notch. Congratulations."
The NSAI's motto is "It all begins
with a song." No one believes that more than Reynolds.
"I came to town as a songwriter," he said, "and that is where
my heart has always been. My proudest achievements have been the songs I've had successes with. Songwriting is the foundation.
As a producer, my hardest work is looking for songs. The hardest part is done before I even step into the studio. Once you've
got the right songs -- good material -- the rest falls into place."
Winners were chosen from three divisions: those
who established themselves before 1970, those who came to prominence from 1970-1980 and artist/songwriters who made their
mark prior to 1980.
Reynolds tied with Wheeler in the pre-1970 field.
Although a critically respected recording
artist in his own right, Wheeler's royalties have come largely from recordings of his songs by others, the notable exception
being "Ode to the Little Brown Shack Out Back," his most successful single, which reached No. 3 on the Billboard country
charts in 1964.
Jerry Chesnut, a 1996 inductee, presented Wheeler's award. Lari White and Chuck Cannon performed
the duet "Jackson," a Wheeler composition that went to No. 2 on the country chart for Johnny Cash and June Carter and to No.
14 on the pop chart for Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood in 1967. Curtis Wright serenaded Wheeler with "Coward of the County,"
a Kenny Rogers smash co-written by Wheeler and Roger Bowling.
Inducted in the artist/songwriter category, Davis traveled
to Music City from Los Angeles with his wife and two young sons in tow. Before topping the pop charts in 1972 with the million-seller
"Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me," Davis was collecting royalties from songs he wrote for Elvis Presley: "In the Ghetto," "Memories,"
"Don't Cry Daddy" and "Little Less Conversation." Hall of Fame member Norro Wilson welcomed Davis aboard, pointing out that
Davis' varied career has covered not only songwriting and recording but also acting for TV, film and Broadway.
found it meaningful that he was recognized for his songwriting talents.
"I've always said, 'I'm just a songwriter
who got lucky,'" he said. "I sing and entertain, but they're never going to put 'actor' or anything else on my tombstone.
They're going to put 'songwriter' on there. So, this is a huge honor. This is a special night for me."
Former Lonestar
member John Rich, who now records as a solo artist, honored Davis in song, performing "Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me," "In the
Ghetto" and "I Believe in Music." Bobby Goldsboro was on hand to perform his Davis-penned hit, "Watching Scotty Grow," a wistful
tune about parenting that just missed cracking the pop Top 10 in 1971.
Presenting Goodrum with his citation in the
1970-80 division, Holyfield read the Arkansas native a letter of congratulations from President Clinton, a saxophonist who
performed with Goodrum in a high school jazz combo. "Songwriters hold a special place in our lives and in our hearts," said
the letter. "I applaud you for your commitment to enriching our lives and making good music."
The prolific tunesmith's
best-known songs include Steve Perry's "Oh, Sherrie" and "Foolish Heart," DeBarge's "Who's Holding Donna Now" and a string
of Anne Murray hits: "You Needed Me," "Now and Forever (You and Me)" and "Broken Hearted Me."
Michael Johnson performed
Goodrum's "Bluer Than Blue," a Top 20 pop hit for Johnson in 1978. Sharon Vaughn paid tribute with a medley of Goodrum classics
that included "A Lesson in Leavin'," a No. 1 country hit in 1980 for Dottie West and a No. 2 hit for Jo Dee Messina last year.
Twenty Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame members were on hand to induct the newcomers. With these latest additions,
there are now 139 members in the writers' hall.


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A proposed community-owned solar project on an abandoned coal mine in Arizona illustrates how cooperative economics make it possible to stop extracting fossil fuels.
Carceral feminism describes an approach that sees increased policing, prosecution, and imprisonment as the primary solution to violence against women. Relying on state violence to curb domestic violence only ends up harming the most marginalized women.
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For the first time in history our species has begun to answer some of the eternal questions about the universe: Where did it come from? Where is it going? We're able to do so in part because of the discovery that is being recognized by this year's Nobel Prize in Physics.
Before Galileo published the first discoveries he made with a primitive telescope, in 1610, cosmology—the study of the structure and evolution of the universe—was equal parts speculation and superstition. Even the subsequent, centuries-long discoveries of new planets, new moons, new stars, and new galaxies didn't address the evolution of the universe. Not until Edwin Hubble's 1929 discovery that, on a cosmic scale, galaxies appear to be receding from one another, carried along by the expansion of space itself, did the universe begin to acquire a narrative—a story that changes over time.
Even then theorists split into two camps: those who posited a universe that emerged in a "big bang," and those who preferred a universe poised in a "steady state" through the continuous creation of matter. And there the theoretical divide, as theoretical divides must do in the absence of evidence, rested.
That evidence arrived in 1964, with the discovery of a remnant radiation that matched a prediction of the Big Bang theory. The answer to the question of where the universe had come from was beginning to find its answer—and cosmology was beginning its passage from metaphysics to physics, from speculation to science.
And what of the fate of the universe? Throughout the 1990s, two international teams of scientists raced each other to find out the answer. They reasoned that if the universe is expanding, and all the matter in the universe is attracting all the other matter in the universe through gravity, then the cumulative gravitational drag of all that matter on all that other matter would be slowing the expansion. The question was, How much? So much that the universe will eventually stretch as far as it can go, reverse direction, and collapse back on itself? Or so little that the universe will keep cruising, more and more slowly, until it reaches a virtual standstill?


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"All knowledge is in response to a question. If there were no question, there would be no scientific knowledge. Nothing proceeds from itself.
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