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Skidmore College - Gift Planning - Life Income Search | Calendar | A-Z Index Thu Sep 22 5:37 PM EDT Skidmore Home | Admissions | Current Students | Faculty & Staff | Parents & Friends | Alumni Wills and Bequests Life Income Gifts More Gift Options Breaking News To Honor Donors Bring Legacy to Life! Scribner House Contact Our Staff Gift Planning Home STANDARD MAIL 815 North Broadway Saratoga Springs, New York, 12866 GIFT PLANNING PHONE 518-580-5655 E-MAIL CONTACT Gift Planning Gift Planning Life Income Gifts A "retained life income" arrangement empowers you to make a gift to Skidmore that pays you back income for life or for a term of years, saves on taxes, helps protect your estate and your commitments to loved ones, and can increase the impact of your philanthropic commitment to Skidmore students. Gift vehicles of this sort fall in three general categories: trusts, annuities, and pooled life income funds, all available through Skidmore College. Many donors to the College have experienced a special satisfaction resulting from these types of well-crafted gift plans, and you can too. Explore the following links for more detailed information, then call or email the Office of Gift Planning with questions or to request one or more of our brochures. links: Charitable Remainder Trust Charitable Gift Annuity Skidmore Pooled Life Income Fund Bring Legacy to Life! Philanthropy • Legacy • Security The Office of Gift Planning urges donors to consult their legal and other professional advisors when considering charitable gift giving. Our staff is always pleased to work directly with donors and their advisors during the process. Creative Thought Matters. Skidmore College · 815 North Broadway · Saratoga Springs, NY · 12866 Skidmore College Main Links ©2005 Skidmore College · Contact Information Skidmore Home | Admissions | Current Students | Faculty & Staff | Parents & Friends | Alumni

giFT project web site.

giFT: Internet File Transfer The giFT Project :: Internet File Transfer About giFT Project News Download Software Core Components Network Plugins User Interfaces Users Developers Get Involved! This is the giFT project web site. This site is actively being worked onand might be slightly (or severely) broken in some areas. Please havepatience. Wondering what giFT is all about ? OpenFT 0.2.1.6 released Sat, 07 May 2005 11:39:27 GMT by hexwab OpenFT 0.2.1.6 has been released. This is another bugfix release; there are no new features. From the ChangeLog: ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... gift 0.11.8.1: Oops! Sun, 05 Dec 2004 20:25:24 GMT by jasta There's a rather nasty bug in the TCP buffering code of giFT 0.11.8. Please don't use or package this version; use the newly-released 0.11.8.1 instead, which has the bug fixed. The only other change from 0.11.8 is that greycat's build patch has been applied. ( 1 comments ) Continue reading... gift 0.11.8 released! Sun, 05 Dec 2004 20:23:18 GMT by jasta Yes, giFT 0.11.8 is here. Mostly just a few bugfixes here and there, and ImageMagick has finally been replaced (did anyone actually compile with ImageMagick?). ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... gift 0.11.7 released! Mon, 23 Aug 2004 18:59:29 GMT by jasta This release is primarily a bugfix release that contains some rather critical bugfixes which affect Windows and 64-bit platforms. Critical changes: ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... gift-openft 0.2.1.4 released! Sun, 22 Aug 2004 06:22:01 GMT by jasta gift-openft 0.2.1.4 has been released! Not much is new, mostly just bugfixes. Tom (HEx) has officially taken over the bulk of the maintainership duties of the project while jasta temporarily refocuses his efforts on other areas of the project (most notably the web site and gift 0.12.x). Expect much more active development and frequent releases in the near future. Thanks HEx! ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... gift-openft 0.2.1.3 released! Fri, 14 May 2004 21:29:07 GMT by jasta Quoting from the ChangeLog: * Fixed a potentially fatal problem when parsing an HTTP request header which fails to provide a request method. ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... OpenFT 0.2.1.2 released! Sat, 27 Dec 2003 03:24:17 GMT by jasta Again, I'd like to apologize for the unacceptable delay on this release. We have been brewing over several changes that were originally planned for OpenFT 0.2.1.2 but were rolled back at the last minute due to the dubious nature of the changes. None-the-less, we have put together a solid release with many new features and bug fixes which we hope will improve the search node diversity issue on the network. ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... giFT 0.11.5 released! Sat, 27 Dec 2003 03:21:49 GMT by jasta First off, I'd like to apologize for the relative lack of release frequency we have demonstrated over the last few months. We have been hard at work on the next major release (giFT 0.12.x) and we have regrettably neglected several critical improvements in the older tree. ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... Gish development started! Wed, 26 Nov 2003 03:16:50 GMT by jasta The long-awaited gish project (GIft SHell) has begun development in the main giFT repository. Gish is [will be] a powerful command-line giFT client heavily geared towards scriptability. A preliminary "usage" document may be found by simply checking out the "gish" CVS module and looking at docs/README. ( 0 comments ) Continue reading... OpenFT 0.2.1.1 released Fri, 12 Sep 2003 01:10:52 GMT by jasta ChangeLog is as follows: Move libgiftproto version requirements up to 0.11.4 for the changes to the p-upload_auth system. ( 0 comments ) Continue reading...

birthday present. Me and

My Birthday Present My Birthday Present At A Glance Author rebecca Contact rreilly12@hotmail.com When It just happened Artist andres Studio monster Location san pedro, costa rica My birthday was on April 12th, but I found that I couldn't celebrate it as I was at the time involved in "Hairspray", my high school's musical for the year. My schedule was very hectic and I found that I had forgotten my birthday, and so had my parents. And so time passed, I finished the musical, and I decided that I wanted to give myself a birthday present. Me and some other friends involved in Hairspray found ourselves with nothing to do seeing as all of our time had been spent rehearsing. Yesterday I went with my friend Erica to the mall, and we planned on seeing a movie. We looked at our options for a movie, but our options consisted of idiotic movies, such as Miss Congeniality 2 and Son of the Mask, so we wandered around the mall for a while, had a few cigarettes, and then wandered some more. We were completely bored by this time, but I had to be there until 10:30 to wait for my younger sister who was there with her friends. Suddenly, Erica mentioned the fact that she had always wanted a labret piercing, and I decided on the spot that we should go and get pierced right now, that very day and get back to the mall in time to pick up my sister. I immediately called a cab so that we couldn't back out of it. We waited for the cab and shared a cigarette to calm our nerves, as my hands were already shaking and she said that she had the butterflies. I could relate. We were sitting in the cab and I tried to decide which piercing I would get. I wanted to get a vertical labret, but I had promised another friend that we would do that together, so that was automatically out. My tragus? I had already done my inner conch, and I wasn't in the mood to take care of another thick cartilage piercing in my ear. My nipples are also on the waiting line, but I'm waiting for my best friend to come down so that he can be there. Then it struck me... I should get my nose pierced! My father would kill me. This was to be my first facial piercing and I didn't know how he would react. However, my mother would most likely scold me, but secretly like it. So I decided just to go for it. I was doing it for me. It was my birthday present to myself. We stepped into the mall and I took Erica to Monster, a small store which sells clothes as well as does piercings and tattoos. I always loved the vibe of the store. I walked up to Andres and greeted him. I told him that I would like my nose done and that Erica wanted her labret. Erica wanted to go first because she was afraid that if she saw me do it first, she would chicken out. I'm glad it turned out that way because labret piercings hurt much less than nose piercings, and I didn't want her to be afraid. This was her first major piercing. So I held her hand as he did her piercing. It was done very quickly, and I was up. I sat on a metal stool and waited for him to retrieve the sterilized jewelry. A new needle in a package was produced, as well as many other utensils, including a toothpick so he could mark me. When he did, he asked me to look in the mirror to check and see if I liked it. It looked a bit high up to me, but he was the professional so I just let it go. He took out the needle and I gripped Erica's hand. I closed my eyes, and I felt him place the needle on my nose and break the first layer of skin. "Take a deep breath, and exhale." I was sweating. It was hot in the store, but I knew that I was responsible. "Inhale, Exhale." I tightened my grasp on Erica's hand. "Now take a deep breath and hold it!" Oh no! Panic sets in. He shoved the needle through my nose and man, did it HURT! My eyes were watering and my nose was burning. Then the burning subsided and I opened my eyes. I saw that in the mirror there was a needle sticking out diagonally in my nose. It looked so incredible! But then came the part that I feared the most. I've read on BME that putting the jewelry in hurts the most. It was worse than I expected. I think that the jewelry hurt more than the actual piercing. I was on the second day of my period, so my nose wouldn't stop bleeding. Andres explained it, but I can't quite recall his reasoning. I was too happy to pay proper attention. So Erica and I paid and then went to take pictures of our fresh piercings. I'm looking forward to taking care of it and waiting for it to heal so that I can change the stud. I would have preferred a ring, but that would most definitely be out of the question, both at school and with my parents. Now that I look at it in the mirror, I wish that I had told him to move it a bit lower down, but everybody thinks that it looks good where it is. Disclaimer: The experience above was submitted by a BME reader and has not been edited. We can not guarantee that the experience is accurate, truthful, or contains valid or even safe advice. We strongly urge you to use BME and other resources to educate yourself so you can make safe informed decisions. Return to Nose / Nostril

Birthday Gift Try to

How to Wrap a Birthday Gift - eHow.com Clear Instructions on How To Do (just about) Everything Web eHow.com Home Family & Relationships Center Family Life How to Wrap a Birthday Gift Try to be as creative as possible when wrapping a birthday gift. Keep the gift recipient's age, likes and dislikes in mind when choosing the colors and types of materials used in your wrappings. Follow these instructions to wrap most gift boxes. Steps: 1. Choose a wrapping paper appropriate to the gift recipient. Is the gift for a child's birthday? Your grandmother's birthday? Does the recipient have a favorite color? There are wrapping papers available to suit any gift recipient. 2. Choose coordinating ribbon, and either purchase a premade bow or make your own. See "How to Tie a Decorative Bow" in Related eHows for instructions. If you decide to make your own bow, purchase additional ribbon. 3. Gather your materials and lay them out on a flat work surface. A kitchen or dining room table works best, but be sure not to scratch the table's surface when cutting the wrapping paper. 4. Use a string or a tape measure to determine the dimensions of your gift box. For a rectangular box, measure around the box as if you were measuring a waist. Add 2 inches to this dimension, and jot down this number. 5. Measure the length of your gift box. Measure the height of the box, multiply that number by two and add the total to the length measurement. Write this number down. 6. Use a ruler or yardstick to cut a piece of wrapping paper to the dimensions calculated in Steps 4 and 5 and place wrapping paper face down on your work surface. 7. Position package, top down, onto paper so that you are able to bring lengthwise edges of the wrapping paper to the middle of the box. Center the gift box. 8. Bring one lengthwise edge of wrapping paper to the center of the box. Secure with tape. Turn the opposite edge of paper under approximately 1 inch and bring this to the center of the box as well. The turned-under edge should overlap the first taped edge. 9. Position box so that one short end is facing you. Grasp left and right edges of wrapping paper and push the sides in so that top and bottom flaps are formed. Make sure that the edges are pushed in as far as they will go without ripping the paper. Secure pushed-in edges to box with tape. 10. Bring upper flap down against the side of the box, making sure that flap is sharply creased at its folds. Secure flap against box with tape. Bring lower flap up against the side of the box. Crease and secure as you did for the upper flap. Repeat for opposite end of box. 11. Position package so that the seamless side is up. Affix ribbon and bow as desired. Tips: Consider using comics or newspaper to wrap your gift; or stamp or paint appropriate designs onto plain white or brown Kraft paper. Choose transparent cellophane tape for your gift-wrapping needs. This will give your package a more tidy appearance than can be achieved with other types of tape. Secure lengthwise edges with tape all along the box length - at the middle and both ends. Use several short pieces of tape rather than one long piece. Use a fabric-lined basket or a drawstring fabric bag to wrap your gift if it will not fit in a box. Warnings: Check the label on any package of gift-wrapping paper to make sure there's enough paper inside to wrap your gift box. If you are wrapping a very large box or several gifts, you may need to purchase more than one package. Don't choose gift-wrapping paper that comes folded into precut squares. It has deep creases, which can give your package a crumpled, untidy appearance. Opt for paper that comes on a tube instead. Don't forget to remove the price tag before wrapping your gift. 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