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Santa Barbara Vectorworks User Group Meeting
Michael Klaers
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 at 7:00 PM (PDT)
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I am brand new to PHP as of this semester of college. I have been breezing through a few labs and now I am stumped. Here is the proposed script to write:
Compose a script that creates a form that presents a customer a menu of choices for ice cream sundaes. Show vanilla, chocolate and peanut butter as ice cream flavors.
Display cherries, chocolate sprinkles, pineapple and walnuts as toppings. Allow neither the choice of chocolate sprinkles with chocolate ice cream, nor walnuts with peanut butter ice cream. Print a warning to the customer that those choices are not compatible.
Print to the monitor a final sundae build with flavor and toppings.
So, as of now, I have radio buttons set for all of the options. Two separate forms for both. My problem is getting a message to show up when certain combinations are selected. I cannot get the variables to work. I get an 'undefined index' when loading the page.
Here is what I have; I am trying an if/else statement when certain options are displayed.
<form action = "final.php" method="post">
Crazy Ice Cream Lab 4

 What kind of Ice Cream do you want?
 <input type="radio" name="icecream" value="vanilla"> Vanilla
 <input type="radio" name="icecream" value="chocolate"> Chocolate
 <input type="radio" name="icecream" value="peanutbutter"> Peanut Butter

</form>
<form action = "final.php" method="post">

what toppings would you like?

<input type="radio" name="toppings" value="cherries"> Cherries

<input type="radio" name="toppings" value="chocolatesprinkles"> Chocolate Sprinkles

<input type="radio" name="toppings" value="pineapple"> Pineapple

<input type="radio" name="toppings" value="walnuts"> Walnuts

 <input type="submit" value="Submit">

</form><?php
$icecream = $_POST['icecream'];$toppings = $_POST['toppings'];
if ($icecream == "vanilla" and $toppings == "cherries") {echo "this is not a valid choice.";}else{echo "";}
Also, would it be possible to disable the submit button also with certain choices selected? I have tried looking up everything, nothing has been much help. Thanks for any insight you guys might have.
You get "index undefined" because when you first load the page there is nothing in $_POST. You may want to look up isset()
You have made 2 forms when you don't really need to.
You have compounded the problem by making the first form without a submit button, so that data would never get sent.
Create a single <form></form> element, then in final.php do var_dump($_POST) to assess what is being sent to the form handler by the form.
You may also wish to change to && instead of "and". So your IF statement might look like
if (isset($icecream) && $icecream == "vanilla" && isset($toppings) && $toppings == "cherries") {


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A developed site I have my eye on went expired with the registrar about a month-and-a-half ago. The domain was in use over ten years.If the owner does not intend on keeping it, I would be happy to carry on with it. But:
a) I'm wondering how much time could be left to get the domain back up and running without significant damage occurring to its current reputation with the search engines. - Can't seem to recall specifically at what point in time domains become available to other consumers.... but I do recall that domain name holders have at least some right to call the name back to themselves within a given period.
b) I would like to have the prior owners blessing, however can't seem to get in contact with him or her since privacy was chosen on the name. Believe the link has been severed to the actual nameholder ever since the name became no longer active.
I see no reason in using the prior sites, basic page tags - but would not re-use the actual content again of course. Isn't this generally an acceptable practice? Is using all of the sites page tags "a duplication of structure" and can this only be done in moderation or by full force, as long as no duplication of content occurs?
It happens all the time--when domains expire, others can register them after the registrar's grace period ends. Each registrar can specify the length of the grace period, so it could range anywhere from a day to a year, depending on the registrar that the domain was originally registered with. Though typically, it hovers around 14 or 30 days.
As far as legal stuff, if they let it expire and you then buy it, you own it. The only catch is if the domain name is also a trademark, the original owners can obtain a court order to reclaim ownership of the domain. The original company can potentially file a lawsuit to reclaim ownership for other reasons, such as if the domain is the same or very similar to their company name.
Thx for the reply Force Flow. And what do you think about re-using the same page tags?
Again, I won't cannibalize the old content.
Not sure what you mean by 'page tags', but I'd be wary of this whole situation. Unless you are offering something quite different from the previous owner, I'd consider talking to them first to make sure they aren't going to come back to bite you for something.
And if you are not using the exact same pages then the domain age is effectively set back to zero so the only benefit you get is that you get that specific domain name.
Clearly you are only talking about buying the domain, not the site. In that case, the issue of "significant damage occurring to its current reputation with the search engines" doesn't apply. Given you will be creating entirely new content, it is that new content that the search engines will be concerned with. You will not get any direct benefit from any reputation that the old site enjoyed. It's true that there might be some existing links pointing to pages on the old site, but unless these happen to have the same URLs as your own pages, that won't be relevant.
You make a great point, along with notable others.
I'm still trying to contact the owner. To my benefit, I misread the whois data -- it expires Dec 2014 so at least domain privacy still might put me in contact. Out there lights some sliver of possibility, no?
Even though the site went down weeks back. I really want to make a deal with him, to have his blessings and have all info transferred above-board. The only way I'll do it.
I guess in my mind, while I won't scrape anyones content (while this has been done to me) -- I was trying to establish when there might be some form of 'creative rights' ... by way of numerous page tags only, and at the same site? Duplicate tags are commonplace, but at what point do these become a 'creative whole'. Partly when belonging to the same url, partly by an accumulation of them being in-common with another site?
Hence, my need to resurrect the tags alone and put up my own content.
That sounds like a deal breaker to me. The domain is not for sale, then, unless the owner doesn't want it any more.


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Beginning in November, credit unions across the nation will launch a celebration marking 100 years of their not-for-profit, cooperatively owned financial institutions operating in the United States.
What may be surprising for some about that 100-year mark is a realization that credit unions have just lately — maybe within the past 20 years or so — become more visible within their communities. That's largely because of the growth they have experienced, with more and more consumers becoming convinced that credit unions offer a superior, straight deal for themselves and their families.
With more than 90-million members nationwide, and about $825 billion in assets, credit unions have become much more prevalent within the working population of the nation as a source of loans, a safe harbor for their savings, and an innovative financial institution that meets the needs of their member/owners.
But, make no mistake — much has changed in 100 years, particularly in terms of how products and services are delivered, as well as expectations by consumers of services from their credit unions. ATMs, debit cards, online banking, credit cards — all are items credit union members of 100 years ago could scarcely have imagined.
Today, nearly all credit unions offer at least some of these services to better assist their members and to meet their high expectations.
What hasn't changed at credit unions, however, is their philosophy and structure — a key difference between credit unions and other types of financial institutions, particularly banks.
For one thing, banks are owned by investors, either privately or as stock-held organizations. Credit unions are entirely owned by their members, cooperatively.
Secondly, banks exist to maximize profits for their investor/owners. Credit unions exist solely to maximize financial services to their members.
To put that difference into context, consider the subprime mortgage crisis that has ravaged our economy, locally and nationwide. By their very nature, credit unions largely avoided the crisis. Credit unions, which largely hold on to their mortgage loans rather than sell them off (70 percent of credit unions nationwide do exactly that), made loans to members that they could pay back — especially taking into consideration a member's ability to pay back the loan.
It is no secret that in the current economic downturn, many individuals have found themselves backed into a corner from the subprime mortgage crisis and a wide variety of other unfriendly designer loan products. Fortunately, credit unions have honestly established their presence for serving their members. Remaining removed from other lending institutions has only worked for the best interest of their members.
This isn't to say that credit unions across the country have not faced some "collateral damage" from the subprime crisis. Members are having trouble making payments on credit union loans because of an expensive subprime mortgage obtained from other lenders, or because some members are losing their jobs in today's weak economy. But credit unions went into this with very strong balance sheets, and will still be in very strong shape when it's all over.
Further, consumers can be assured that their money is safe when it is saved in a credit union. Just as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) does for banks, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), an agency of the federal government) insures a person's savings to at least $100,000, with higher total insurance coverage available if the member has a combination of individual, joint, trust, payable-on-death and other types of accounts. In addition, there is separate insurance coverage of up to $250,000 for individual retirement accounts.
Today, credit unions offer a wide range of financial services, either because their members expressed an interest in having those services or because the credit union identified services that would best serve their memberships.
Yet, there are limits on what a credit union can do. In fact, credit unions are among the most highly regulated of all financial institutions.
But the changing realities of their members' lives require credit unions to be as flexible as possible in the services they offer. Credit unions don't yet have the complete flexibility they need, but are working with the Congress and state legislatures to allow them to be more limber in providing services to members.
One area in particular is business lending. Even though a number of credit unions came into being in the early 20th century, specifically to provide business loans to their members (fishermen, farmers, cab drivers and others), credit unions today are tightly regulated in this area.
Nevertheless, business lending is becoming for some credit unions an important part of their lending portfolio.
Much of the business lending at credit unions is driven by the members themselves. They know and appreciate the solid programs credit unions have offered on auto and home loans. Further, before the present economic slowdown, small businesses were already having trouble finding credit from traditional sources.
A 2004 research study by the Small Business Administration found that credit access for small business had been significantly reduced from traditional sources, and that non-bank sources of funding are becoming increasingly important, especially in areas dominated by banking institutions that have "consolidated," that is, large banks merging with or buying up smaller banks.
What further attracts members interested in business lending and consumer financial services is that credit unions have a mission of serving "people from all walks of life." In fact, today just about anybody is eligible to join a credit union somewhere (but not everyone can join just any credit union — you must fall within its "field of membership"). That's important for credit unions, because, as cooperatives, they need members from all income segments: Those who have funds to save in order to bring deposits into the credit union, and those with a need to borrow funds to finance their needs in life.
It is this cooperative structure, and our mission to maximize financial services, that compels credit unions to offer a better deal on savings and loans. In fact, the Credit Union National Association's Web site reports each day just how much of a better deal credit unions offer at www.creditunion.coop
For their first century in America, credit unions have seen a great deal of change, particularly in how consumers expect to obtain and receive their financial services.
But what has not changed in the last 100 years is the cooperative structure, spirit and philosophy of credit unions — "people helping people." We hope to keep celebrating that spirit for the next 100 years.
Steve Earl is president and CEO, and Joy Audet is political communications coordinator for the Arizona Credit Union League, which represents credit unions operating in the state. For more information, visit www.azcreditunions.org.


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Click here to pay Dig Safe penalties online.
April 2017
Dig Safe Month
The Safety Division is responsible for monitoring and
inspecting construction and safety practices for all New
Hampshire gas utilities. More than 200 inspections involving
compliance with the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act were
conducted during the biennium. The Division also monitors
13 natural gas inspection units and continues to employ
rigorous inspections with a strong emphasis on training
and education. The U.S. Department of Transportation,
Office of Pipeline Safety, audits the Division's
Safety Program each year and gave the Division high scores
on its annual performance evaluation.
Recently, the Commission transferred
the responsibility for electric safety to the Safety
Division. Whenever there is electrical contact in which
a person has received a shock, flash injury or other
injury that resulted from contact with the utility's
facilities, an investigation and report is completed.
Safety Division Investigation into Electrical Contact and Fatality with PSNH 3 Phase Distribution System on April 19, 2014 in Keene, NH (9/18/15)
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Kayla Ann Martin
Funeral Service
Kayla Ann Martin passed away Saturday, July 7, 2012 at Phelps County Regional Medical Center in Rolla, MO at the age of 28 years. She was born October 12, 1983 in Rolla, Missouri to Randy Martin and Debra Holladay.
Kayla graduated from the Steelville High School Class of 2002. She worked at Phillips 66 in Cuba for the last seven years and was their general manager.
She was baptized at Midland Pentecostal Church. She loved her children and family and will be missed by all who knew her.
She is survived by her fiance' Zackary Stubbert of Steelville, MO; children Zackary James Stubbert and Lillian Audrey Stubbert both of Steelville, MO; one step-daughter Brooklyn Stubbert of Cuba, MO; parents Debbie Collins and husband Jack of Cuba, MO and Randy Martin and wife Anna of Cherryville, MO; grandparents Betty Martin of Steelville, MO and Burl Holladay of AR; two brothers Kevin Martin of Cuba, MO and Kyle Martin of Steelville, MO; uncles and aunts Tony and Laura Martin, Keith and Cathy Martin and Susan and Jim Britton all of Steelville, MO, Pat Holladay of CO and Delila Clay of MO; one nephew Jesse Martin of Cuba, MO; other relatives and many friends.
She was preceded in death by her infant child; paternal grandfather Jim Martin and maternal grandmother Glenda Holladay.
The Family received friends from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home in Steelville, MO.
Funeral services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, July 12, 2012 at the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home in Steelville, Missouri with Pastor Joe Bruno officiating. Special music of "I'll Fly Away", "Long Black Train", "Amazing Grace" and "Go Rest High" was played.
Committal prayer and interment were in the Martin-Trask Cemetery at Cherryville, MO
Honored to be casket bearers were Kyle, Kevin, Lance, Tommy, Tony and Keith Martin.
The Family was served by the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home of Steelville, Missouri.
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On Music
Swamp ThingBy Dan Piepenbring
When it gets cold, profanely cold, anesthetically cold, I like to put on humid music. It doesn't cut the wind chill, but it helps. In a pinch, one could depend on Dick Dale or calypso; in dire straits, even a Key West bromide like Jimmy Buffett's "Boat Drinks" gives off enough balm to suffice. But while such songs have heat, they lack humidity. At the risk of sounding like a sleazy bandleader: if you really want to thaw out, you've got to sweat.
Bobby Charles's eponymous album, soon to be reissued on vinyl for possibly the first time since its 1972 release, is perfect for the job: it has the languor and stickiness of an August day in New Orleans. Battered but amiable, Charles, a Louisiana native who died in 2010, sings with the slightest of rasps through ten tracks of rhythm and blues, alternately bustling and lumbering. He strikes me as a man who knew how to take his time. His is the sort of music people like to describe as "homegrown" or "country-fried," though both adjectives feel too tinged with condescension to apply here. In deepest winter, the mere sight of Bobby Charles's cover is a salve. It has a brown-and-green palette both earthy and eye-popping. What felonies wouldn't you commit to be that man, or that dog, reclining in such tauntingly verdant swampland? Read More


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John Boehner 'disappointed' by Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage
Speaker John Boehner said he was "disappointed" in the Supreme Court's striking down of the Defense of Marriage Act, and signaled that the fight will shift to the states.
"While I am obviously disappointed in the ruling, it is always critical that we protect our system of checks and balances," Boehner said in a statement. "A robust national debate over marriage will continue in the public square, and it is my hope that states will define marriage as the union between one man and one woman."


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Louis/Dressner Selection
12% alcholol
Rather opaque, dense, dark purple color.
Juicy first impression of rather primary fruit with purple grape notes, and some pine needle layering in. Some Burgundian tendencies which possibly could be enhanced by cellaring for a couple more years. Seems to be a match for roast poultry or other fowl or some pork dishes with fruit sauce. I paired it with baked chicken thighs with broccoli, cheese and bread crumbs over rice. Enjoyed it just as much or even more the second night.
Attempted translation from the bottle: This wine of the terroir has been fermented naturally with the yeast present on the skin of the grape [indigenous yeast]. A light deposit may form in the bottle. (Slight sediment in final glass.)
So successful as a summer wine that I am going to try to order three more bottles and also put a Cote de Brouilly in my line-up.


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AFAIK it's not developed by the government, the onion routing was initally designed by US Naval Research Laborator and they are no longer involved in this.
I disagree, we don't need tor for anonimity and would do more harm if we use it for hacking. It would have a bad reputation and would be blocked and the average Joe who really needs it won't be able to use it anymore.
But I would agree to use it, when our web activity is more a like with Joe's(aka - not hacking) and turn it off when used for pentesting/hacking.
Some useful tips for tor:
Use text-based browser or the Tor Button bundle.
Don't use javascript.
Don't use flash.
Don't use plugins that are not audited for tor usage.
Keep in mind that tor provides anonimity not privacy, so all your traffic would be out in the open(at the exit node) - but nobody will know who is belonging to...unless you give that information yourself.
Make sure whatever application you use, it doesn't leak any information.(not using entirely the tor network).
Did I say to make sure about the leakage?


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CHINO - The Chino Valley Unified school board approved nearly $20 million in cuts in February 2012.
A year later, board members will consider the restoration of up to $10 million in programs and positions thanks to the passage of Proposition 30.
Superintendent Wayne Joseph has presented board members with a list of 18 items totaling $10 million that he recommends be restored in the 2012-13 and 2013-14 school years.
Many of Joseph's recommendations are supported in the district's budget through the end of this school year.
"The restoration list that I'm recommending is emblematic of my values and my priorities ... All the restorations are either for this year or next year. They are not farther than next year and that is purposely done," Joseph said.
Board members will vote on or discuss Joseph's proposals at its Feb. 7 meeting.
Chino Valley Unified has a $24 million surplus in its projected unappropriated ending balance for the 2014-15 school year.
"I was tempted to ask the board to restore things longer than one year, but I pulled back because I said we really don't know what is going to happen," Joseph said.
The recommendations include increasing the work year by five days for high school assistant principals, eliminating furloughs for management employees and restoring board stipends by 5 percent.
Joseph's restoration proposals for the 2013-14 school year include keeping 20 assistant principals at elementary schools, 15 school nurses, 23 high school counselors and seven intervention counselors at junior high schools.
Transportation for seventh through 12th graders from home-to-school as well as athletic and band competition will also be restored.
Last year, the board was in a different position as they were forced to eliminate many of the same programs and positions that were brought before them to be restored Tuesday by Joseph at a budget study session.
In a very emotional meeting in early February 2012, Chino Valley Unified board members approved $19.6 million in budget reductions. Parents, students, educators and employees - some who shed tears - made their case against the budget cuts prior to the board vote.
But the district - for the first time in a while - started this year without cuts, said Sandra Chen, district assistant superintendent of business services.
In December, board members approved a positive first interim report, which indicates the district's fiscal stability for the current and next two school years. It was also the first time in three years the district had a positive fiscal report.
Board members were cautioned though by Chen about some funds being taken away in the near future. A charter school may open in the district and the implementation of new Common Core State Standards may cost $5 million to execute.
"Proposition 30 passing didn't take money away nor did it give us new money, but it did allow us to go back and scrutinize what items the board may want to restore to the budget," Chino Valley Unified spokeswoman Julie Gobin said.
If Proposition 30 failed, the district would have had a negative ending balance of $15 million in its 2014-15 budget, officials said.


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ViewSonic has unveiled the VX2265wm in the company's new 3D-ready LCD monitor line, the FuHzion.
The 22-inch FuHzion VX2265wm is a 120Hz LCD monitor featuring 2ms video response time, 680x1050 HD resolution, and built-in HDCP which supports the ability to view high-definition video content.
Besides the normal 2D image display, the VX2265wm can also deliver stereoscopic 3D using the new Nvidia GeForce 3D Vision stereoscopic active shutter glasses.
The VX2265wm has an MSRP of US$399.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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Program offers educational opportunities to public
The University of South Carolina's Office of Continuing Education and Conferences is introducing Carolina Classroom, a series of special-interest lectures, workshops and explorations for the public.
Designed as an outreach program to provide lifelong-learning opportunities and taught by retired faculty, alumni and other experts within the Midlands, the series will begin in March and will continue throughout the year.
The spring 2010 line-up includes natural history with Rudy Mancke, digital photography, a lecture series on national parks and a three-part lecture series by award-winning journalist and sports reporter Doug Nye, titled "Back to Big Thursday."
Registration is available online, by phone and at the Office of Continuing Education and Conferences. Enrollment fees vary by program and begin at $25. For more information about the programs or to register, visit Discover.sc.edu, or call the office at 803-777-9444.
Program details:
Natural History Tours with South Carolina Naturalist Rudy Mancke -- Spend a weekend exploring some of South Carolina's greatest natural treasures. Renowned Naturalist Rudy Mancke will lecture while hiking four of the state's best-known state parks. Transportation and accommodation options are available. Scheduled trips: 40-Acre Rock in Lancaster, Saturday, March 20, $49; Jones Gap State Park, Blue Ridge Parkway, May 14-15, $59 (Friday evening reception included); Kings Mountain State Park, Saturday, Sept. 11, $49; Bull Island State Park and Ferry Ride, Oct. 1-2, $109 (Friday evening reception and ferry ride included).
Digital Photography with John Wrightenberry -- Join John Wrightenberry, award-winning photographer and USC alumnus, and become a proficient photographer. All courses are held on Tuesday evenings from 6-8 p.m. on the USC campus. Course offerings include "Introduction to Photography," March 9 – 30, $95; "Creating Images Rather Than Taking Pictures," April 20 - May 25, $120; "Getting the Best from Your Subject! Secrets Only Pros Know," July 27 – Aug. 31, $120.
America's National Treasures – The National Park System with Dr. Bob Janiskee -- Take virtual tours of the best parks in our national-park system. Former professor of geography Dr. Bob Janiskee will use visual aids, reference materials and lots of personal experiences. Choose from courses that explore national parks, including South Carolina's own Congaree, as well as Yellowstone, Death Valley, Hawaii's Volcanoes and others. Programs run each month on Tuesday evenings from 6 – 8 p.m. and begin March 16. The cost is $25 per "trip."
Back to Big Thursday with Doug Nye -- USC and ETV partner to provide a three-part series on the history of one of the nation's fiercest football rivalries. Respected sports journalist and historian Doug Nye will transport participants back in time and re-discover the Carolina-Clemson rivalry from the early years through the modern era. Classes are held in the shadows of Williams-Brice Stadium, at the ETV facilities. The program runs Thursday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m., April 15-29. The cost is $49 per person.
"These entertaining and educational experiences provide the community with an opportunity to experience the Palmetto State's great resources and rich history," said Eric McGee, director of Continuing and Professional Education. "In launching the Carolina Classroom series, we hope to take the learning experience beyond the boundaries of the university campus. A fundamental element of the Carolina Classroom program is to encourage personal growth and learning through experience and interaction."
For more information, call 803-777-9444, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit Discover.sc.edu.


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^^I'm down, gotta finish this piece for one wit mnnice and colors first though. shouldn't be more then 20 min lol. fill in up my book
Both your opinions mean nothing because you cant see whats in front of your face. this forum is full of mindless "writers"!
Almost done with mine. You guys?
Im to tired to do mine tonight I throw it up tomorrow
Thought I'd try the 3d shines out like you suggested sede. kinda sketchy.
is this a closed battle?
Snuck in again..
MN I think if you leaned your A towards the S and P. It would give it more flow towards the middle. Maybe maybe not, fresh though I'm diggin it.
Dankbudz I like your handstyle man, it would look good with a nice fat cap.
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Prea gmv for the piece but Mn gmv for the handstyle !
Ah okay sorry didn't know but if colors doesn't post anything i vote prea for the piece and mn for the handstyle !
MN gmv
Me and dank are doing the word beautiful get in on it if you want
all done


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Researchers used a process called meta-analysis to combine and analyze data from 13 previous studies on vitamin B6 and colorectal cancer risk. The advantage of this approach is that it allows for large numbers of people to be studied together. Larger numbers of study subjects increases the likelihood that relationships between causes and effects will be discovered, if they exist. The study revealed that:
The vitamin B6 study has both strong and weak points. In many cases, a meta-analysis can give better results than any single, observational study alone. The larger numbers of study subjects can uncover interesting results that you might not see otherwise.
On the downside, only two of the 13 studies considered both dietary and supplement sources of vitamin B6. The other studies focused only on dietary vitamin B6. So, the meta-analysis didn't sort out whether vitamin B6 from food or supplements is most important for reducing colorectal cancer risk.
Another issue is that this meta-analysis does not prove cause and effect. It only shows an association between B6 and colorectal cancer risk. It is important to keep in mind that just because two things may be shown to be associated, this information doesn't prove that one caused the other.
Though it didn't conclusively prove that more vitamin B6 leads to lower colorectal cancer risk, the study points to potential benefits of getting plenty of B6. Try to include the following vitamin B6-rich foods in your diet on a regular basis:
(JAMA 2010; 303:1077–83; www.ars.usda.gov/SP2UserFiles/Place/12354500/Data/SR22/nutrlist/sr22w415.pdf)
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ReviveX Down Cleaner Concentrate 12 oz. Bottle
The ReviveX Down Cleaner Concentrate keeps your down garments in great shape. It helps maintain your down jackets and sleeping bags with a superior loft and warmth. The detergent free formula ensures that the product being cleaned does not get damaged or lose its insulation capacity. The product is Phosphate free, making it environmentally safe as well. Unlike regular household laundry soaps, the ReviveX cleaner comes has a commercial-grade formula which cleans without damaging the natural oils. This cleaner concentrate rinses everything clean, so there is no need to worry about any residue. The ReviveX Down Cleaner Concentrate 12 oz. Bottle is the perfect item to keep all your down feather items feeling and looking brand new.


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Luzita - from Logan, UT
There are several possibilities as to why your cakes sink in the middle. First, your cake might not be baked completely through. Make sure you test for doneness before removing from the oven and cooling. Each of our recipes give both a time for baking as well as a test for doneness (often, it's testing with a toothpick or cake tester).
Another reason might be too much leavening (baking powder or baking soda). Having too much leavening causes the batter to rise quickly, without the cake cell structure forming. When the cell structure isn't set, the air spaces created by the leavening in the cake collapse, causing the cake to sink.


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Summer Construction Information for Memorial Hall
The Provost's office has notified the Dean that the upgrades to the Memorial Hall fire alarm system scheduled to be undertaken this summer have been postponed until next summer (2014).
Because of the postponement of the fire alarm upgrades, the following changes to the 2013 summer schedule will be instituted effective May 6, 2013:
- Regular business hours throughout the college will be the same as those for the rest of the university: Monday through Thursday: 8:00am until 5:00 pm; andFriday: 8:00am until noon.
- Use of the Annex as a site for select offices (e.g. CDA) will still occur unless guidance to the contrary is issued. Directions to the Annex from Memorial Hall.
- Unless otherwise directed, staff members will continue to fulfill their responsibilities from the offices that they are currently assigned.
- Plans announced for staff members to serve a brief tour of service in the Annex this summer are to be disregarded.
- Because other construction projects in Building A (the "7000" section of Memorial Hall) will continue as planned, relocation of select college units and offices WILL occur as planned, unless guidance to the contrary is issued.
- Class schedules and room/location assignments that have been announced and publicized will occur as planned unless guidance to the contrary is issued.
Who is Moving Where?
- The entire Building A (7000) section of Memorial Hall will be CLOSED from May 6, 2013 until approximately August 19, 2013.
- ESC operations will re-locate to MEMH 3275
- ETMC operations will relocate to rooms MEMH 3360A & MEMH 3360B
- Reading Center operations will relocate to MEMH 3269 - Contact Marianne Baker for summer support: email@example.com
- Campus Security will relocate to room MEMH 3265E
- CDA offices will relocate to room 1001 in the JMU Annex


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Paul McCartney and Nirvana Jam On Stage in Seattle
Paul McCartney played the first concert at Seatle's Safeco Field on Friday night. To mark the occasion, he brought out the surviving members of the city's most famous band, Nirvana.
Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear played several songs with McCartney. They started out with the song that they recorded when they first jammed together. Cut Me Some Slack was featured on the soundtrack for Sound City which is the documentary Grohl produced about the studio where Nirvana's Nevermind album was recorded. They also stuck around to play several Beatles songs and a Little Richard cover (which was covered by The Beatles).
McCartney and Nirvana made headlines when they played the 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy benefit and Saturday Night Live back in December. This is the first time they performed multiple songs. Of course, many may think its less of Nirvana reunion when Dave Grohl plays guitar.


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Halle Berry Presents Ben Affleck with Best Director Award at Golden Globes
Joining her fellow industry pals for a night of fun, Halle Berry made her way over to the Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel last evening (January 13).
The 46-year-old actress showed off some major leg in a gorgeous chiffon dress as she walked the red carpet before heading inside to present the award for Best Director.
Miss Berry handed over the Globe to Ben Affleck for his exceptional work on the film "Argo."
Affleck's film also took home the coveted award of Best Picture - Drama. Although Ben won big at the Globes, he failed to receive a nomincation in the Best Director category at the 2013 Academy Awards.


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GeePeeEx Editor - Garmin POI Creation Made Easy
Sample output
Using GeePeeEx Editor
Metadata Maintenance
Program Options
Importing CSV Files
Contact the author
Background Information
GML - Garmin Markup Language
News List
Fix for Google Maps script error
Geocoder is not working - again :-(
Garmin POI Creation and Editing
GeePeeEx Editor
GPX Editor for Garmin® Automotive Units
GeePeeEx Editor is specifically designed to produce and edit GPX files destined for Garmin's® Automotive Satnav (GPSr) systems. These files can be used as input to Garmin's® POI Loader to produce enhanced Custom POI's (Points of Interest).
Direct, form-based data entry for ALL accessible fields within a Garmin® GPX file - not just the subset that general-purpose programs provide access to. This includes the Phone-number fields, so that for units with Bluetooth support, you will be able to dial in exactly the same way as you do for POI's that are built-in to the map.
Applies fixes and workarounds for Garmin® Streetpilots®, Zümos™ and Nüvis®, so that your .gpx files display the way you expect them to.
Produce detailed, informative, POI entries with images (and sound) - not just lists of locations. Up to 5000 characters (unit-dependent) can be displayed. These descriptions can include basic <HTML> markup for professional looking results.
Convert CSV files to GPX. Optionally and uniquely, GeePeeEx Editor will search for valid telephone numbers in CSV files(column 4 data) and will place these in the correct GPX field to allow auto-dialling!! Multi-column csv files are now supported, with pre-defined field mapping for Outlook and Outlook Express.
Use Google Earth™ to prepare your POI's and import straight into GeePeeEx Editor. Download and import existing POI collections. View your own POI's and their associated images in Google Earth™ with a single keypress.
Display individual POI's on an integral Google Map™. You can make manual adjustments using the map and update your POI entry at the click of a button.
Built-in "Geocoding" (with batch-mode), using Yahoo!® Web Services.
'Auto-enhancement Detection' eases the creation of complex POI's that utilise Images, Sound and Custom Icon.
'Preview' mode shows how your POI's will display on the selected device.
Merge multiple input files into one output file. Selectively write records to a new output file.
Re-format 3rd party GPX files so that Garmin's® Mapsource® and POI Loader programs are happy with them.
Automatically decodes and translates 'Route Point' entries into 'WayPoints.
Automatic 'relative-link' creation for ease of portability.
Editor in action - sample output
Fix for Google Maps script error
Geocoder is not working - again :-(
Geocoder is not working - again :-(
Yahoo have withdrawn their free Geocoding service (without any notice, of course). This time they are not offering any kind of replacement; at least not a free one.
It may be possible to switch to the Google Geocoding API, but it requires some investigative work, that I've not had a chance to do yet.
The bottom line is: at the time of writing, GeePeeEx Editor no longer has a Geocoding function.
Fix for Google Maps script problem (368 B)
Use to modify CurrentUser registry entries for WebBrowser control
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Gilbert Stuart
Portrait of George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
American, 1755-1828
Portrait of George Washington, ca. 1820
Oil on panel
66.7 x 53.3 cm (26 1/4 x 21 inches)
Public Subscription Fund 22.220
Rhode Island native Gilbert Stuart painted three distinct heads of George Washington from life, including the so-called Athenaeum portrait. Stuart painted the earliest, unfinished version of this well-known left-facing likeness in Philadelphia in 1796; it is now in the collection of the Boston Athenaeum. Stuart brought the portrait to Boston and used it as a source for various copies he made over the next thirty years. RISD's version was created for Jonathan Mason (1756 - 1831), who served for many years in the Massachusetts Congress and United States Senate. In this sympathetic depiction, Washington's face is somewhat softened and rounded, the bow that binds his hair is simplified, and his coat and shirt ruffle are loosely rendered.


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Portion size
It can be hard to measure out every portion of food you eat. Yet there are some simple ways to know that you are eating the right serving sizes.
A recommended serving size is the amount of each food that you are supposed to eat during a meal or snack. A portion is the amount of food that you actually eat. If you eat more or less than the recommended serving size, you will get either too much or too little of the nutrients you need.
Use your hand and other everyday objects to measure portion sizes:
- One serving of meat or poultry -- the palm of your hand or a deck of cards
- One 3-ounce serving of fish -- a checkbook
- One-half cup of ice cream -- a tennis ball
- One serving of cheese -- six dice
- One-half cup of cooked rice, pasta, or snacks such as chips or pretzels -- a rounded handful, or a tennis ball
- One serving of a pancake or waffle -- a compact disc
- Two tablespoons of peanut butter -- a ping-pong ball
You should eat five or more servings of fruits and vegetables each day to help prevent cancer. Fruits and vegetables are low in fat and high in fiber. They will also help you fill up so that you eat less of high-fat foods. They do contain calories so you should not eat an unlimited amount, especially of fruits.
How to measure out the correct serving sizes of fruits and vegetables:
- 1 cup of chopped raw fruits or vegetables -- a woman's fist or a baseball
- One medium apple or orange -- a tennis ball
- One-quarter cup of dried fruit or nuts -- a golf ball or small handful
- 1 cup of lettuce -- four leaves (Romaine lettuce)
- One medium baked potato -- a computer mouse
To control your portion sizes when you're eating at home, try the following tips:
- Don't eat from the bag. You could be tempted to eat too much. Use the serving size on the package to portion out the snack into small bags or bowls. You can also buy single-serving portions of your favorite snack foods.
- Serve food on smaller plates. Eat from a salad plate instead of a dinner plate. Keep serving dishes on the kitchen counter so you'll have to get up for seconds. Putting your food out of easy reach will make it harder for you to overeat.
- Substitute lower-fat varieties of food. Instead of whole-fat cream cheese, sour cream, and milk, buy low-fat or skim instead. Use half the amount you would normally use of these products to save even more calories.
- Don't eat mindlessly. When you snack in front of the television or while doing other activities, you'll be distracted enough that you may eat too much. Eat at the table. Focus your attention on your food so you'll know when you've had enough to eat.
- Snack between meals. If you're hungry between meals, eat a healthy, high-fiber snack such as a piece of fruit, small salad, or bowl of broth-based soup. The snack will fill you up so that you don't eat too much at your next meal.
To control your portion sizes when eating out, try these tips:
- Order the small size. Instead of a medium or large, ask for the smallest size. By eating a small hamburger instead of a large, you'll save about 150 calories. A small order of fries will save you about 300 calories, and a small soda will save 150 calories. Never super-size your order.
- Order the "lunch size" of a food, rather than the dinners size.
- Order appetizers rather than entrees.
- Share your meal. Split an entrée with a friend, or cut your meal in half when it arrives. Put one half in a to-go box before you start eating. You can have the rest of your meal for lunch the next day.
- Fill up with lower calorie foods. Order a small salad, fruit cup, or cup of broth-based soup before your entrée. It will fill you up so that you eat less of your meal.
Review Date: 11/12/2012
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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Student Finances
The mission of the Office of Student Financial Services (SFS) is to offer services and programs to students and parents/families funded through Federal, State, Private and Institutional sources. The primary goal of the Office is to provide eligible students with funds to finance their educational programs within the boundaries of Federal, State, Private and Institutional regulations. The focus of the Office is to help students and parents/ families develop an understanding of the need to be pro-active consumers of educational financing options and opportunities at Middlebury College.
The Office of Student Financial Services (SFS) consists of three functional areas: Financial Aid, Student Accounts and Educational Financing. Our responsibilities include financial aid matters, student account and educational financing issues, loan repayment and student employment functions for current students as well as graduates. Information on the office's policies and procedures is available in the following pages and by calling the phone numbers listed in the Services section below.
Financial Aid
Concern about the cost of a Middlebury education should not prevent you from applying for admission. All aid at Middlebury is based entirely on financial need as determined by the Office of Student Financial Services. We do not offer aid on the basis of merit.
Middlebury is able to meet 100 percent of your assessed need with a combination of aid that typically consists of grant, loan, and work. Eligibility for financial aid is determined by an assessment of your family's income and assets to arrive at an Estimated Family Contribution. If your family's financial situation does not change, you will receive a similar aid package each year you attend Middlebury. You must submit a complete application each year if you wish to be considered for aid. Parents who are divorced or separated are both expected to submit income and asset information and contribute to college expenses to the extent that we determine they are able.
Financial information provided to the College is held in strict confidence, and no information about the amount of aid offered will be released without your approval.
Cost of a Middlebury Education
We base aid decisions on the total cost of an education at Middlebury, broken down as follows:
Comprehensive Fee ($63,917 for 2016/17): The comprehensive fee is the sum of tuition, room, and board for the academic year.
Student Activity Fee ($415): The activity fee is required to help support student sponsored organizations and activities on campus.
Books ($1,000): This is an estimate of your expenses for textbooks and supplies for the academic year. Your actual costs may differ depending on the courses you take and the availability of used books. You will need to bring money with you for your books when you first arrive at Middlebury.
Personal ($1,000): This is an estimate of personal items, entertainment and clothing for the academic year. It is a conservative estimate, which will require careful budgeting on your part. Most students choose to use the income from their campus jobs to provide these funds.
Travel (variable): This figure represents our recognition that you will incur costs to get here for the fall and to get back again for the spring. Students generally use a portion of their summer earnings to pay this expense.
U.S. and Canadian Applicants
Prospective Students
CSS PROFILE Form, available online at http://profileonline.collegeboard.com/index.jsp. Middlebury's PROFILE code is 3526.
Required if appropriate:
If your biological parents are divorced or separated, your noncustodial parent must go to https://ncprofile.collegeboard.com to complete the Noncustodial Parent's Statement.
If either parent or stepparent is self-employed or owns an interest of 10% or more in a corporation or partnership, they must complete a Business/Farm Supplement.
If student, parents, or other children are beneficiaries of an estate or trust, please provide the value, the terms and distribution information.
If you decide to enroll at Middlebury, you must submit the following by April 15:
US citizens must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Middlebury's FAFSA code is 003691.
Complete, signed copies of biological parent(s) and stepparent(s) 2014 federal income tax returns, including all pages, schedules, and W2s or T4s.
A complete, signed copy of student 2014 federal income tax return, including all pages, schedules, and W2s or T4s.
If either parent or student did not file a tax return for 2015, please submit a Nonfiling statement.
Required if appropriate:
If either parent or stepparent is self-employed or owns an interest of 10% or more in a corporation or partnership they must submit the 2015 Business return. For US students, if either parent or stepparent owns an interest of 10% or less in a corporation or partnership, please send the 2015 K1.
Current Students
CSS PROFILE Form, available online at http://profileonline.collegeboard.com/index.jsp . Middlebury's PROFILE code is 3526.
US citizens must also submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Middlebury's FAFSA code is 003691.
A complete, signed copy of custodial parent(s)/stepparent 2015 federal income tax return, including all pages, schedules, and W2s or T4s.
A complete, signed copy of student 2015 federal income tax return, including all pages, schedules, and W2s or T4s.
If either parent or student did not file a tax return for 2015, please submit a Nonfiling statement.
If either parent or stepparent is self-employed or owns an interest of 10% or more in a corporation or partnership they must submit the 2015 Business return. For US students, if either parent or stepparent owns an interest of 10% or less in a corporation or partnership, please send the 2015 K1.
Required if appropriate:
If your biological parents are divorced or separated, your noncustodial parent must go to https://ncprofile.collegeboard.com to complete the Noncustodial Parent's Statement. He/She must also submit a signed copy of his/her and his/her spouse's 2015 federal income tax return, including all pages, schedules and W2s or T4s.
If either parent or stepparent owns an interest of 10% or more in a corporation or partnership, they must submit the 2015 Business return. For US students, if either parent or stepparent owns less than an interest of less than 10% in a corporation or partnership, please send the 2015 K1.
If student, parents, or other children are beneficiaries of an estate or trust, please provide the terms and distribution information.
International applicants
Prospective and Current Students
International Student Financial Aid Application.
Statements in English from each parent's employer, listing gross income and benefits received January – December 2015.
Required if appropriate:
If your biological parents are divorced or separated, your noncustodial parent must complete the Noncustodial Parent's Statement.
Loan Only Applicants
Please note that if you are applying for financial aid, the Federal Stafford Loan information will be visible on BannerWeb. No separate application is necessary. If you are applying for just loans and not general financial aid, you should submit these materials between May 15 and July 15. If a loan application is received after July 15, the process may not be complete by the time the bills are due on August 15.
Federal Stafford Student Loan application materials:
Federal Stafford Student Loan Request Form (for returning student borrowers; new borrowers must visit http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/support/sfs/loans/stafford_ug)
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Middlebury's FAFSA code is 003691. A Consortium Agreement is also required if the student will be studying abroad at a Non-Middlebury program.
Parent PLUS loan:
The Federal Direct PLUS loan (parent loan for undergraduate students) is specifically designed to enable families to increase their federal financial aid at an affordable interest rate. Direct PLUS loan repayment differs from the Direct Stafford loan - repayment begins 60 days after the second disbursement of the loan. Repayment of the loan is over a ten-year period of time. To apply for a Direct PLUS loan go to PLUS Loan Request Form. A Consortium Agreement is also required if the student will be studying abroad at a Non-Middlebury program.
Application Deadlines
Early Decision I
November 1, 2016
Early Decision II
January 1, 2017
Regular Decision
February 1, 2017
Current Undergraduates
April 15, 2017
Satisfactory Progress
In compliance with federal financial aid regulations which, as of January 1, 1984, require all colleges to articulate a comprehensive statement of satisfactory progress, Middlebury has drafted a document outlining the criteria a student must meet in order to maintain his or her eligibility for Title IV funds. The complete statement is on file in the Office of Student Financial Services and is available to any student upon request.
Title IV Federal Student Assistance programs include the Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Work Study Program, Federal Direct Stafford Loan, and Federal Direct PLUS Loan.
Student Accounts
The annual comprehensive fee at Middlebury for 2016-2017 is $63,917. This fee includes tuition, room in campus housing, full board in campus dining halls, and fees for certain campus services (such as the health center) that are provided to all students. The comprehensive fee covers fall semester, winter term, and spring semester; there is no reduction for a student who is not enrolled for winter term.
The student activities fee, $415 for 2016-2017, supports the extracurricular activities open to all students that are sponsored by student-run organizations officially recognized by the Center for Campus Activities and Leadership. A portion of the activities fee also supports the programs of the residential Commons System to which all students belong.
Entering students are asked to designate a financial contact for the duration of their studies at Middlebury. For most students, this will be their parents or other relatives who serve as their guardians. The College bills students and their financially responsible parties for the comprehensive fee and student activities fee twice a year. The first bill, for half of the fees (for 2016-2017: $32,166), is electronically forwarded on July 5 and is due August 15. The second bill is electronically forwarded on November 5 and is due December 15. The comprehensive fee appears on bills as a single charge. There is no itemization of tuition, room, or board. Students who have received permission from the dean of the College to live or eat off campus are entitled to room credits of $3,819 per semester and board credits of $3,315.50 per semester.
Comprehensive fee bills also reflect credits for those portions of a student's financial aid offer (College Grant, College Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford Loan) that have been finalized before the billing date. Please see the separate "Financial Aid" section of this catalog for further information on Middlebury's financial aid policies and procedures.
The net billed amount owed (after room and board credits and financial aid credits are applied toward the comprehensive fee, as described in the preceding paragraphs) is due in full by the stated due date. Failure to remit payment by the due date can result in late payment charges. An initial late payment fee of $250 will be assessed each semester on any past due account.
The College does not offer installment payment plans directly. However, ten month payment plans are available to Middlebury students and their families through Nelnet Business Solutions, an outside agency that administers these plans for the College. Second semester plans are available for students entering or returning in spring semester. Fall semester plans normally begin on June 1 and second semester plans on November 1. Please call Nelnet (800.609.8056) or Student Financial Services (802.443.5158) at Middlebury for additional information.
Students enrolled for either fall or spring semester only, including first-year or transfer students entering in February, are billed one-half of the annual comprehensive fee. There is no reduction in the comprehensive fee for students enrolled for fall or spring semester who are not enrolled for winter term.
The College offers student sickness insurance coverage through Gallagher-Koster Insurance Agency. The annual premium for this coverage for 2016-2017 is $1,949. A brochure describing this coverage is mailed in the summer. If a student is adequately covered by an existing family health insurance policy, the parents or guardians may choose not to purchase the College's sickness insurance coverage. The campus health center services are available to all students, even if their parents or guardians do not purchase the College sickness insurance. Second semester sickness insurance is available for students entering or returning in spring term. Middlebury students who are on leave studying at another college or university in the United States are not eligible for the College's sickness or accident insurance. These students should apply for insurance coverage to the school they are attending.
Ninth Semester of Aid
Students are expected to complete their bachelor degree program requirements within eight academic terms, and institutional and federal financial assistance is provided with this expectation. However, extenuating circumstances may dictate the need for a full ninth semester. Financial aid for a ninth semester may be approved if the circumstances requiring it were both extreme, and were beyond the student's control. Students in these circumstances must contact the Office of the Dean of Students for approval. It is normally not possible for students to receive financial aid for more than nine semesters. Students who need less than a full ninth semester may apply for Special Student status; please see below.
Special Students
The comprehensive fee applies to a course load of three, four, or five courses for a fall or spring term. Students who wish to register for only one or two courses for a fall or spring term may do so with permission from the Administration Committee. These students are designated as special students and are expected to live and eat off campus. Special students are billed at the per course rate of $6,175 for 2016-2017. This same per course rate applies to graduate students in the sciences. Students participating in the ninth semester teacher education program are charged $6,175 for the semester in which they are student teaching; financial aid is available for students in this ninth semester program based on financial need.
In cases with special circumstances, the Administration Committee may grant permission for special students to live and eat on campus. These students are billed the customary comprehensive fee for the term, less the per course rate for one course, as that is the only distinction between these students and those taking three courses during the term.
Study Abroad
The College maintains several Middlebury schools abroad—for the study of Arabic in Alexandria, Egypt and Amman, Jordan; Chinese in Hangzhou, Kunming, and Beijing; French in Paris and Poitiers; German in Berlin and Mainz; Hebrew in Beer Sheva, Israel; Italian in Florence and Ferrara; Japanese in Tokyo; Portuguese in Niteroi and Belo Horizonte (in Brazil); Russian in Moscow, Irkutsk, and Yaroslavl; and Spanish (in Spain) in Madrid, Getafe, Logroño, and Segovia, and (in Latin America) in Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Uruguay—to which undergraduates may apply through International Programs and Off-Campus Study. The College bills students participating in the Arabic, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish programs for tuition only. For 2016-2017, tuition for these programs is $13,145 to $15,795 per semester. Students do not pay room and board directly to Middlebury for these programs, with the exception of German room rent for students who choose to live in university dormitories in Berlin or Mainz. Further information on living and eating options for these programs is available from International Programs and Off-Campus Study. For 2016-17, tuition for Moscow, Yaroslavl and Irkutsk is $14,185 per semester. For the program in China, the fee varies from $18,910 to $23,220 per semester; this includes tuition, visas, health insurance, orientation, excursions, textbooks, and shared dormitory room with a Chinese roommate.
Financial aid credits are applied toward C.V. Starr-Middlebury Schools Abroad tuition bills in a manner similar to that described previously under "Comprehensive Fee." Payment plans administered by the College's outside agency Nelnet Business Solutions are also available for C.V. Starr-Middlebury Schools Abroad tuition as described under "Comprehensive Fee." The College emails the fall term bill on July 5 (due August 15) and the spring term bill on November 5 (due December15).
All students studying abroad for academic credit on a Middlebury or an approved non-Middlebury sponsored program are billed a study abroad administrative fee. For 2016-2017, this fee is $1,500 per semester.
Students should consult the Study Abroad Guidelines from International Programs and Off-Campus Study for more details on the availability of financial aid for specific non-Middlebury programs. Questions about the process of applying for and receiving aid for approved programs can be answered by the Student Financial Services staff at 802.443.5158.
Students participating in the University of Nottingham or University of East Anglia exchange programs in England are billed the standard Middlebury comprehensive fee applicable to the terms they are enrolled in at Nottingham, or East Anglia.
Sickness and accident insurance coverage is offered to students studying abroad with the C.V. Starr-Middlebury Schools Abroad.
Other Academic Fees and Expenses
An administrative fee of $100 is billed to students for each 0555 course approved by the Administration Committee.
Students taking lessons in practical or applied music are billed the standard fee for private instruction. In budgeting for a year's expenses at Middlebury, students and their parents or guardians should also consider the additional personal expenses students normally incur, which are not billed directly by the College. The Student Financial Services Office estimates that for 2016-2017, the average student's expenses for books, supplies, and other personal items amounts to $2,000. Travel costs during the year between a student's home and Middlebury must also be taken into consideration beyond this estimate.
Enrollment Deposits
Entering first-year or transfer students pay a $300 enrollment deposit at the time they accept the Admissions Office's offer of admission to the College. This deposit is applied as a credit to the comprehensive fee bill for the first term the student attends Middlebury. The deposit is not refundable.
Summer Programs
Middlebury offers three summer programs of study to which undergraduates enrolled during the regular College year may apply by contacting the appropriate summer program offices on campus. Admission to a summer program is separate from admission to Middlebury College as an undergraduate. Please contact the offices of the Language Schools, the Bread Loaf School of English, or the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference for detailed information on their programs' application procedures.
Fees for summer can be found at http://www.middlebury.edu/ls/apply/fees
Applying for financial aid for the summer programs is also a separate process from Middlebury College undergraduates. The financial aid application is available online or after October 1.
The application can be found at http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/support/sfs/forms.
Financial aid credits are applied toward summer program bills, in a manner similar to that described previously under "Comprehensive Fee." The College electronically forwards summer session bills on May 1 for the Language Schools and the Bread Loaf School of English, and on June 1 for the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. The net-billed amount owed (after financial aid credits) is due in full before the first day students are scheduled to arrive to begin their particular session. Due to the brief period of time the summer programs are in session, no payment plans are available through the College or its outside agency.
Credit Refunds
Occasionally, a combination of payments, financial aid credits, or room and board credits creates a net credit balance on a comprehensive fee account. The credit balance is normally left on account to be applied toward the next term's charges for the student. Parents or guardians may also request that a refund check for the credit balance be issued to them as the financially responsible party. If parents or guardians wish to have the refund check issued directly to the student or to have the credit balance applied to the student's miscellaneous charge account, these instructions need to be received in writing from the financially responsible party.
Withdrawal Refunds
In cases of dismissal from the College, no refund of the comprehensive fee is made. In other cases of absence or withdrawal from the College for medical reasons or serious emergencies, fees are refunded according to the schedule below. In all cases, the enrollment deposit is forfeited.
If the withdrawal occurs:
Middlebury refunds
before the first week of the semester
100% of comprehensive fee
during the first week of the semester
90% of comprehensive fee
during the second week of the semester
50% of comprehensive fee
during the third week of the semester
50% of comprehensive fee
during the fourth week of the semester
25% of comprehensive fee
during the fifth week of the semester
25% of comprehensive fee
during the sixth week of the semester
25% of comprehensive fee
during the seventh week of the semester
25% of comprehensive fee
The College will remit approved refunds by check to the party financially responsible for the student's account. To the extent any authorized refund represents in whole or in part the proceeds of any federal financial aid (Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford Loan), the amount of the refund to be returned to each of these programs, as well as to the financially responsible party, is based on the applicable federal refund formula as required by law. The applicable portions of such refunds are returned directly to the sources from which the funds were originally received: the federal government or the financially responsible party.
The College offers optional tuition refund insurance through the Tuition Refund Plan administered by A.W.G. Dewar. Second semester tuition refund insurance is available for students entering or returning in spring term. Premiums are to be paid directly to Dewar, not to the College. Please contact Dewar (617.774.1555) for further information.
Rights and Responsibilities
The College reserves the right to change, if necessary, any charges or fees quoted in this publication.
The College assumes no responsibility for loss of student property through fire, theft, or disappearance.
The College issues an academic transcript of record on request to students wishing to transfer or to receive a statement of their course credits for any other purpose. The first transcript copy is provided free of charge. A fee of $5 is charged for each subsequent copy provided. No fee is charged for transcripts submitted to any branch of the military. The Office of the Registrar will not release a transcript for any student who owes past due charges to the College until satisfactory arrangements have been made with Student Financial Services. Students may not receive final grades or diplomas nor expect honorable dismissal from the College upon completion of their studies until all financial accounts are settled.
Students who wish to be eligible to register for courses in November or May for the subsequent semester or to draw a room in April for the subsequent year need to ensure that all of their financial accounts are current. Any past due charges on a student's account must be settled in full. Students who have dean's loans also need to ensure that their loan payments are current.
Students assume full ultimate responsibility for payment of their accounts, including any other fees charged to their accounts. Should the College have to refer any delinquent account balance to a collection agency once a student is no longer enrolled at the College, the student will then also become liable for any additional collection agency or legal fees incurred by the College to collect the delinquent account. All students who are readmitted to the College need to be aware that should there be any past due financial accounts at the College, these need to be paid before a student can be readmitted. Inquiries concerning past due financial obligations should be addressed to Student Financial Services (802.443.5158). It is also the student's responsibility to obtain health insurance.
Educational Financing
Families may choose to finance the cost of a Middlebury College education over a number of years through parent and student loans, including educational and personal loans. Recent legislation has affected the tax deductibility of interest on qualified education loans, so we encourage you to consult your tax advisor for further information.
Federal Perkins Loan: This Federal loan will allow you to borrow up to the amount we suggest at a 5 percent interest rate. The interest on the loan is subsidized by the federal government while you are in school, and does not begin to accrue until you begin repayment nine months after you graduate or cease to be enrolled at least half time. You will be automatically considered for this loan when you apply for aid from the College.
Direct Stafford Loan - Subsidized: This Federal loan has an interest rate of 3.76%. The interest on the loan is subsidized by the Federal government while you are in school and does not begin to accrue until you begin repayment six months after you graduate or cease to be enrolled at least half time. Since July 1, 2010, Middlebury participates exclusively in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan program, in which borrowers obtain loan funds directly from the U.S. Government.
Direct Stafford Loan - Unsubsidized: This loan is similar to the subsidized Stafford Loan described above, except that the Federal government does not subsidize the interest while you are in school. You may either pay the interest quarterly or let it accrue while you are in school.
College Loan: This loan source is offered only as part of a financial aid package. The terms are similar to the Federal Perkins Loan. This loan is offered in circumstances where a federal student loan is restricted due to citizenship or need calculation.
Direct Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS): Federal PLUS loans have an interest rate of 6.31% and are repaid over a ten year period. Since July 1, 2010, Middlebury participates in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan program, in which borrowers obtain loan funds directly from the U.S. Government.
The Student Financial Services staff can answer questions on financial aid, billing, fees, account balances, refunds, and payment plans. With proper identification (student ID card), the Cashier's Office located at the front of the second floor of the Service Building, will accept payments on student accounts and will also cash traveler's checks and checks from parents or guardians made payable to the student for amounts up to $100. Students should cash their own personal checks at the local bank where the account is maintained. With proper identification (student ID card), students may cash accounts payable or student payroll checks issued by the College at the local banks where the College maintains the accounts on which the checks are drawn. It is not possible to cash College-issued checks at the Cashier's Office.
Tax Reporting Information (Form 1098-T) for
U.S. Citizens and Green Card Holders
Most funds you receive from the College for financial aid to cover tuition, living and school expenses are reportable by Middlebury College on an IRS form called Form 1098-T, Tuition Statement. This includes, but is not limited to additional financial aid you receive from outside sources and most funds you receive from departments at the College for travel, stipends, internships, fellowships, grants or awards. This tax form is mailed each January for the previous calendar year. The form will show tuition billed to you (Box 2) and any additional aid applied to your account (Box 5). Any financial aid that is greater than tuition is taxable income and must be reported as taxable income on your or your parent's tax return. If you received no aid or aid less than tuition, you may be able to claim an education tax credit. See this website for more information http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/business/tax.
Although some types of financial aid are not reportable to the IRS on your 1098-T such as financial aid for non-degree programs, aid personally received from outside sources and various departmental aid, they are considered as taxable income and will have to be reported on your tax return. You can find more information on what is or is not taxable under this link: http://www.middlebury.edu/offices/business/tax.
Tax Reporting Information (Form 1042-S) for
Foreign Nationals
All foreign nationals are required to provide information such as visa, passport, address, etc. for tax filing purposes by filling out a form on a secure website. You will receive an email with a link, username, and password for use on the secure website called FNIS (Foreign National Information System) in advance of your program start date. It is your obligation to respond in a timely matter to this request. Based on the information provided, we will determine whether you are a non-resident alien or a resident alien for tax purposes. We do not share this information with immigration officials. We use this information to determine whether any financial aid received by you or tuition billed to you is reportable to the IRS. Once your tax status is determined, you will be asked to provide signed tax documents (usually a summary of the data you submitted and Form W-8BEN or Form W-9, and in some instances Form 8233). In addition, we generally need copies of the picture page of your passport, visa page of passport, both sides of I-94 and I-20 or DS-2019, etc. depending on your actual visa status. Resident aliens for tax purposes are treated like U.S. citizens and will receive Form 1098-T (see U.S. Citizens and Green Card Holders above). Most funds you receive from the College for financial aid to cover living and school expenses (basically aid greater than tuition), are reportable by Middlebury College on an IRS form Form 1042-S, Foreign Person's U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding. This includes, but is not limited to additional financial aid you receive from outside sources, most funds you receive from departments at the College for travel, stipends, internships, fellowships, grants or awards. This tax form is mailed each February for the previous calendar year. In addition, the College is required to withhold taxes. The tax for most visa types is 14% on the amount greater than tuition and on all other types of funding unless a tax treaty applies. The applicable tax is withheld directly from the aid received and forwarded to the IRS. The tax withholding is reported on your Form 1042-S. For more information on which countries have tax treaties and similar questions see the Tax Office web site.
If you continue to have questions, please contact the Tax Office at Middleburytaxoffice or 802.443.5633.


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Motorists in Suwannee County are being advised to be cautious in an area of Branford on State Road 247 where smoke from a prescribed fire could create hazardous conditions, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
FHP issued a press release early Friday morning stating that it is monitoring the area and placed warning signs in the vicinity. The fire is out but a few hot spots remain. Visibility may deteriorate quickly due to smoke/fog type conditions, especially during the night time and early morning hours, FHP stated.
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It's been three years since Apple brought the smartphone to a mass consumer market, but smartphones have actually been around in one form or another since 1993. The difference between then and now is that early smartphones were primarily used as enterprise devices and were prohibitively expensive for most consumers. But with the enormous success of the iPhone, carriers have discovered that they can lock in customers for long periods of time by heavily subsidizing their purchases of the latest and hottest smartphones. In this slideshow we'll track the evolution of the smartphone, from its humble beginnings as a clunky monochrome device to today's sleek multimedia devices capable of supporting HD video.
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MELBOURNE, Fla. – Despite trailing at the half to the Florida Tech Panthers, 32-27, the Saint Leo men's basketball team came out of the break with a renewed focus, riding a 15-4 period opening run to a 67-64 victory on Wednesday evening at the Clemente Center.
The key Sunshine State Conference victory gives the Lions a clean 2-0 sweep over Florida Tech in regular season action, and advances the Green and Gold to a record of 17-6, 5-5 SSC. With the loss, the Panthers drop to 14-7, and 4-6 in conference action.
Jerrel Harris led the team with 19 points, shooting 8-for-14 from the field, and making good on 2-of-3 attempts from long range. Ron Foxx notched his fifth double-double of the season, tallying 16 points and pulling in 13 boards, including seven on the defensive end of the court. Freshman Marcus Dewberry joined Harris and Foxx in double figures, scoring 12 points on the night as he shot 5-for-7, and 1-for-2 from beyond the arc.
Florida Tech was led by Chris Carter, who scored a game high 20 points, followed by Jermaine Jackson with 16 points on the evening.
Offense was at a premium in the first half with both clubs shooting under 40 percent to begin the half, and with 3:47 remaining before the break the Lions found themselves leading by three, 27-24. However, eight straight points, including six from Carter, gave the Panthers the edge at the half, 32-27.
Saint Leo came out of the break and halted Florida Tech's momentum, opening up with a trey from Cale Girten to pull to within four of the Panthers. Chim Kadima followed suit sinking his own shot from long range to cut the deficit to one, 34-33, and with a layup from Foxx, the Lions found themselves in the lead once again.
Saint Leo added four more points to pull ahead 39-34 before Florida Tech could earn their next points thanks to a jumper from Robert Booth at the 14:32 mark. Despite the break in scoring, the Lions rolled through the ensuing 10 minutes, outscoring the Panthers 21-to-15 to hold onto a 60-51 lead with 4:34 to go.
Florida Tech chipped away at the deficit over the course of the following minutes, but the Lions were able to hold onto the advantage thanks in large part to clutch shooting down the stretch to hold onto the lead.
The Lions return to action on Saturday, February 8, when they host Barry University at the Marion Bowman Activities Center. Game time against the Buccaneers is slated for 4 p.m. Fans who cannot make it to the game can catch all of the action live on the Saint Leo Sports Network at SaintLeoLions.com.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's basketball team, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.


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Designed for schools and rehearsal areas, these Studio Pianos are often chosen by experienced players for both home and professional use.
Seasoned for Destination
Yamaha specifically seasons this piano for the U.S. market. The tuning stability, finish and overall musical integrity are enhanced over the long life expected of a fine piano.
Permanent Crown Solid Soundboard
Yamaha utilizes a process that creates a permanent crown in the soundboard and at the same time minimizes soundboard cracking. The customer can feel confident that not only will the piano last for years, but the beautiful sound of a Yamaha piano will last a lifetime.
Solid Spruce Soundboard
At the Yamaha lumber mill and wood processing facility, the finest spruce is quarter sawn; and less than 10% of the total is selected and reserved for Yamaha piano soundboards. Solid spruce, rather than laminated spruce or poplar, is the choice in all fine pianos for the best amplification of sound, best tone and sustain.
Full Length Ribs
Yamaha reinforces the crown in its soundboards by using ribs that continue to the edge of the soundboard, and are glued into the notched liner (or inner rim on the grand piano). Reinforcing the crown ensures that the tone quality will remain for years and years and improves tuning stability.
V-Pro Plate
Yamaha uses V-Pro (Vacuum Shield Mold Process) in casting the iron frame (plate). V-Pro plates are stronger and visually more appealing. Critical dimensions are produced more accurately than before.
Extruded Aluminum Action Rails
Yamaha engineering developed a unique Extruded Aluminum Alloy Action Rail (bearing a Yamaha patent) this is one of the best innovations for improving a piano action in the last 100 years. The usual fluctuations in wood rails that effect touch, caused by periodic weather changes, are eliminated allowing stable, long-lasting action regulation.
Balanced Action
Each key of a Yamaha piano is individually tested and measured for the corrections needed to obtain uniform "down weight" pressure. Yamaha actions play correctly and uniformly. This balancing helps ensure a lifetime of superior touch and control across the keyboard.
Uniform Key Travel
Yamaha designs all grand and vertical pianos to have the same key travel. Regardless of size, type or model of Yamaha piano, the keyboards will always feel the same.
Spruce Keys
Yamaha uses Spruce for the keys on all models of pianos. Spruce is very light and possesses a very high ratio of strength to weight. It is ideal for key construction, even though its cost is greater than either sugar pine or bass wood. Yamaha keyboards respond quickly providing fast repetition for the most intricate piece of music. Yamaha keyboards withstand heavy use over years of fortissimo passages.
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This is the men's wallet made from supple yet ultra-strong belting leather. This heavy-duty, full-grain hide was originally used in equipment belts during the Industrial Revolution because it is pliable enough to bend around machinery parts yet tough enough to resist abrasion. The handsome wallet will endure years of use without fraying or cracking, retaining its sheen and unique patterns thanks to a 100% vegetable tanning process and aniline dye. With eight credit card slots, the bifold design has a generous capacity, but the structured leather ensures the slim wallet stays neat and will not stretch or become bulky. Cognac. 4 1/4" L x 3 1/2" W x 1/2" D. (4 oz.)
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Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Earlham is an ideal place for students to prepare themselves for possible careers in language-related fields. Earlham's commitment to international education, its wide-ranging study-abroad programs and its cross-cultural orientation make it a special place to bring together the study of language, cultural understanding, language learning and teaching.
TESOL students have pursued a variety of interests after graduation. Many who have participated in study-abroad programs in Germany, Austria, Japan, Mexico, Spain or Colombia return to those countries to teach English as a second language. Others participate in Earlham's Teaching English in Japan program for college graduates, a two-year experience of living and working in Iwate Prefecture. Some go on to obtain a teaching certificate and pursue teaching languages within the United States, either as ESL or as French, German, Japanese or Spanish teachers. Still others continue their study of language in graduate school, either in the field of TESOL or linguistics.
Students can be Teaching Assistants in ESL courses or in other language courses for credit or for independent study within the minor.
Students often choose to teach English as a foreign language during these programs: SICE, Japan Study, Middle East/Jordan, Spain.
Our students gain work experience by assisting ESL students in the Writing Center, serving as Teaching Assistants in ESL or foreign language classes, or tutoring students at the Amigos Latino Center or Richmond High School.
Earlham graduates with a minor in TESOL regularly receive teaching positions in the following programs: Morioka Assistant Language Teacher Program in Iwate, Japan, The Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) in most prefectures in Japan and Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in countries around the world.
Graduate work in the field of TESOL or linguistics often lead to teaching positions around the world.
Our alumni work in international centers or study abroad centers at the college level.
Other graduates have careers in international business.