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Well they say things come in threes.
At the point of replacing the batteries we were told our gear box has a leak! 18months old.....and then the bow thruster stopped working on one side and after checking we found the compartment the thruster lives in is full of sut, does that have two T's ?
So batteries sorted, New gearbox to come as under warranty and bow thruster remove ed and taken away.
Oh well we were heading to halsall to meat my brother but for now Worsley will have to be it...
Deffo a money pit month...
I would like to share with you our journey from land to water and from narrowboat to widebeam. If you do come along for the ride we hope you enjoy....
Monday, 29 September 2014
Batteries, gear box, bow thruster..
Well they say things come in threes.
Friday, 26 September 2014
Babies babies babies
The last 2 days have been ex citing.
Baby scan for my eldest son Jonathan and his partner to find out if all's well and what sex their second little one is.well it's another little girl, awww (first pic)
And then middle son Matthew and his partner Jessica had their first scan for their first baby...have to wait to find out the sex though.
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
Well be have made the big decision to buy some 'traction batteries'. The ones were going for are Trojan T105 6 volt deep cell @ 225Ah a battery.
This will give us a total of 450Ah when we fit 4 in a 12volt set up.
Sick to death of these leisure batteries, time after time each set has let us down.
Managed to grab a great deal from Tanya Batteries in Abergele at £96 each. Saving on the delivery cost by having a day out to collect.
They best be good !!!!
Saturday, 13 September 2014
Crewe Alex
Couple of pics from today's game against Port Vale..Crewe won 2-1 and the pics are of my son Matthew Celebrating a goal and mid game.....
Friday, 12 September 2014
Clear out
Had a big clear out yesterday. As we come to nearing completion it was time to get rid of things we have been thinking' might need that' .
It also gave us a chance to be ruthless with other things. Always amazes me how much is actually in the boat. Looking at it in the car you wonder where it all was!
At last the back deck is clear of wood scraps and boxes. Time to make some seating me thinks
Feel a lot more organised now so time to get the last few jobs completed.
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Blitz time
Well today has seen us blitz Kals room. Under his bed has been all that kind of stuff you think you need but never use. You know what I mean.
Really need the room for more of the same probably. It's amazing what pointless things you keep...once blitzed a rethink on the design, get flooring in , finish wardrobes and that's another few jobs off the list...
Couple of unrelated pics too , me and My two brothers. The one in pink is due to have his first boat launched in the next month...
And Millie who sneaks between us in the night....naughty girl...
Off for brekkie at Ikea
Has a not the poshest tho g to be doing but we need a new mattress for Kal...meeting our Son and his partner and of course Ava for a catch up in the Cafe..then it's back to work on the boat. Making seat pads for the seating area out back....
Sunday, 7 September 2014
Kitchen almost finished
Well it's been a while in the making and we just need some steps and a cupboard over the job and were finished..Hope you like. Well done Tim my wonderful husband for all your hard work..
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Pretty sure it's the Client that does the bug.
I'm using Windows 10, Opera webbrowser
When i try moving stuff from my inventory to another or from (for example) a chest to another chest, i get kicked with the message "Inactivity."
I don't lose any stuff, I'm just getting kicked, every time i try moving stuff.
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This happens to me as well. I can open every table, but if I try to move something, or if I try to break an object or cut up logs that I've placed on the ground. Other people on server aren't having any issues.
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"Kicked for inactivity" means that either you or the server lost connection. the activity is network activity not if you're afk.
Okay. So, everyone else is on the server and it isn't doing it to them. Why is it doing it to me?
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It's perfectly fine. I'm using it to talk on the forum. Plus, I've reset it too.
It was the server.


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April 15, 2012
EVENT: 2012 Boston Marathon
EVENT DATE: Apr 16, 2012
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL wrote -
About the Marathon Team
Since 1998, with the partnership of John Hancock Financial, the Mass General Marathon Team has raised over $6.7 million to support the pediatric hematology-oncology program at MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC). Funds raised are directed to cancer care and research initiatives that enhance the quality of life for the hospital's youngest cancer patients. Apply to run on the 2012 Mass General Marathon Team today!
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The MassGeneral Marathon Team is centered around the Marathon Patient-Partner Program, in which runners are paired with patients undergoing cancer treatment at MGHfC. When our runners set out on Boston's grueling 26.2-mile course, they not only raise funds and awareness for pediatric cancer research; they inspire and bring hope to the youngest patients we serve.
Last year, 50 children undergoing treatment were paired with Mass General runners. Some runners take part to support young patients they already know and love while others bond with a courageous child they have never met through the Patient-Partner Program. At an emotional pre-race pasta party and ceremony on the night preceding the marathon, runners presented a medal of honor to their patient-partner. It symbolizes a shared personal commitment in the fight against pediatric cancer, and represents all the hope we have that our efforts at Mass General will lead to a cure for this devastating disease.
The Child-Life Program
The Child-Life Program within the Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology at MGHfC benefits every year from the funds raised by the Marathon Team. The program utilizes therapeutic play — including music and art therapy, massage and acupuncture — to help pediatric cancer patients and their families cope emotionally and developmentally with their illnesses. This year, more patients than ever before utilized Child-Life services, an indication of the growing popularity of the programming, the recognition of its importance and the program's ability to continue to expand its offerings — thanks in large part to philanthropic dollars.
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The Team: $707,429 TOTAL RAISED SO FAR
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Ethiopia - Sidamo
Coffee legend tells of the discovery of the first coffee trees in Ethiopia. Indeed, it is not hard to believe that coffee originated in a land where wild coffee tree forests are still the primary source of harvested coffee. Generally wet processed, coffee from Ethiopia comes from one of three main growing regions -- Sidamo, Harer or Kaffa -- and often bears one of those names. In the cup, an Ethiopian coffee tends to offer a remarkable and bold statement. It is full flavored, a bit down-to-earth and full bodied.
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Uganda - Bugisu
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Roast - Medium
Cupping - rich earthy complex cup with soft floral notes, a hint of spice and a lingering finish
Tanzania - Tanzania AA
The Tanzania coffee character belongs to the Central/East African family of washed (wet-processed) coffees - bright (acidic), and almost aggressively flavorful. Kenya may still produce superior coffee, but Tanzania has pushed ahead and shows many of the same positive qualities of Kenya. Coffee is grown in the North and South and there is good quality potential from both areas.
Pea-berries are often sorted out and sold at premiums, but the cup is sometimes tainted and not worth the price. It has become a novelty coffee, and sells well in the US, so many roasters capitulate. Yes, it is a coffee with great potential but shipments arriving in the US do not always express that truly excellent Tanzanian cup
Roast - Medium Dark
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April 14, 2015
The Virginia School Boards Association featured the York County School Division as one of its 58 divisions from across the state in its 19th annual Virginia School Boards Association Showcases for Success directory. The division's virtual and blended learning programs and career and technical education programs were featured, according to a division press release. Blended learning could be a teacher assigning a blog-post writing assignment or a math tutorial to be completed after school hours.
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Based on the statistics in our high schools chart, and with academics (AP test taking percentages and SOL scores) weighted slightly more heavily than dropout rates and behavioral offences, we'd like to recognize the following schools for standing out as the best public high schools in Hampton Roads for the 2012 school year.
Online classes part of diploma
By Susan Robertson | Virginia Gazette
April 18, 2012
A new "virtual course" requirement for graduation could lead to changes for local school divisions.
Details are sketchy about the change to state graduation requirements and how WJC and York school divisions will handle it.
York Virtual Classroom Program Approved for Use Statewide
By Amber Lester Kennedy | WY Daily
June 8, 2011
York County Schools' virtual classroom program is one of 13 approved for use throughout the state, the Virginia Department of Education announced Monday.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Patricia Wright approved the virtual programs as part of Gov. Bob McDonnell's effort to expand online learning in the commonwealth. The virtual schools will offer instruction aligned with the Standards of Learning (SOL) and delivered by fully licensed teachers. The approved providers include full-time virtual schools, programs offering supplemental instruction and blended-instruction programs in which students have a trained, on-site mentor in addition to an online teacher.
State Superintendent Approves 13 Virtual-School Programs
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Superintendent of Public Instruction Patricia I. Wright has approved 13 virtual-school programs to provide instruction to students in multiple school divisions as part of Governor Bob McDonnell's effort to expand access to online learning while ensuring quality and alignment with state academic standards.
Virginia approves 13 providers for online instruction to public school students
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June 6, 2011
RICHMOND, Va. - Virginia education officials have approved 13 vendors that can provide online instruction to public school students.
The state Department of Education said Monday that school divisions can contract with the approved providers to expand course offerings through virtual-school programs. The list includes corporate vendors, school division-based programs and nonprofit groups.


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The "Survivor" Hall of Fame is pleased to welcome 2010 Hall of Fame inductee "Boston" Rob Mariano to the Executive Voting Committee. As a member of this exclusive committee, "Boston" Rob (along with Host Jeff Probst, Challenge Producer John Kirhoffer, and other "Survivor" luminaries) has accepted an awesome responsibility. The committee's votes will make up 50% of the final tally for entry into the prestigious Class of 2011. The other 50% will come from "Survivor" fans like you. So, be sure to cast your "Survivor" Hall of Fame vote.
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Today's third (and final) Plain White T's tour blog is like a smorgasbord of random, roadside memories. After all, what else would you call a jam-packed video yearbook that has everything from Elmo flippin' the bird to underwear lunges to improv lamb chop-inspired acoustics?
Soooos, give it up for the PWT's, spend some quality time with Tom Higgenson, and find out why they (occasionally) like playing without Dashboard Confessional, acting like deranged poolboys and serenading cold meats. Oh, and for the record? That song was finger-lickin' good.
+ Embrace your love for PWT's by checking out their first and second tour diaries, plus watch our fave T's video ("Hey There Delilah," obvs!) after the jump.


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Authors: Alexander Kroeger, John McGowan, and Asani Sarkar
This article describes the Federal Reserve's monetary policy operating framework prior to the expansion of the Fed's balance sheet during the financial crisis. To implement the Fed's mandate of promoting price stability consistent with full employment, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sets a target for the overnight rate in the federal funds market, where banks trade reserve balances. In the pre-crisis framework, aggregate reserves were scarce such that relatively small changes in the level of reserves would affect rates in the fed funds market. The New York Fed's open market trading desk ("the Desk") forecasted demand for and supply of reserves on a daily basis, and then conducted repo operations with primary dealers to supply enough reserves to maintain the equilibrium rate close to its target. The Desk was successful in achieving this objective; the fed funds rate generally remained close to its target, and any deviations were quickly corrected. However, the pre-crisis operating procedures deployed were more complex and opaque than alternative operating frameworks, required substantial intraday overdrafts from the Fed to meet banks' short-term payment needs, and had to be abandoned once the Fed's balance sheet expanded in response to the financial crisis. Since the crisis, the Desk has successfully controlled the policy rate using a new framework, suggesting that effective monetary control may be achieved through a different framework.


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Do you ever sometimes feel lazy? Sure you do, we all do. Now how about something that makes you feel like a total POS. While you were sitting around playing Zelda, this dude was creating an ocarina controlled house. Yeah! You read that right. I probably have lightbulbs out at my place as we speak. It's that type of laziness that keeps me from even contemplating purchasing plants, but this dude solved all of lifes worries with a freakin' ocarina.
Although I will say I found it odd he's able to keep that ocarina around at all times, but managed to lose his cell phone. Regardless, kuduos and props to this dude.
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Inaugural Presidential Address by Donald Trump
His first inaugural, a short one, considering the other addresses by Presidents.
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Reduce Reuse Recycle Week
Schedule of Events Sunday, Oct 21 1-3:30pm: Walk in the Park, meet outside Lowry and walk to Christmas Run Park together and spend the afternoon enjoying the outdoors. 4-8pm: Kick-Off Art-Off, a found-object art competition sponsored by Campus Sustainability Committee. Gift … Continue reading
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Although the prime ministers of India and Pakistan have spoken of their desire to open a 'new chapter' in ties, the long-term prospects of Pakistan and India resolving their disagreements about the "emotional issue" of water is expected to worsen in the future as the former plans to construct 155 hydropower projects on Indus, Jhelum and Chenab, an alleged move to deprive Pakistan of its water rights.
The Permanent Indus Commission (PIWC), which provides an on-going mechanism for consultation and conflict resolution through inspection, exchange of data, and visits between the two countries has compiled a list of 155 hydropower projects dams, India plants to construct in violation of the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960.
According to the Indus Waters Treaty, signed between Pakistan and India in 1960, the three Eastern Rivers of the subcontinent; Ravi, Sutlej and Bias, were given to India while the three Western Rivers; Indus, Jhelum and Chenab were given to Pakistan in a treaty brokered by the World Bank.
Acting Commissioner PIWC Usman Ghani confirmed the report when contacted, saying "Yes, India is planning 155 hydropower projects on the Western Rivers. Some of the projects are small and some are big."
Ghani also maintained that the smaller projects being initiated by India would not affect the water inflow of Western Rivers; however, the same could not be said of some of the bigger projects India had in mind.
"If India initiates a project of an installed capacity of 4-Megawatt (MW), it will not affect water inflow," he added.
A list compiled by PICW revealed that India had constructed 41 hydropower projects and 12 hydropower plants were under construction, in addition to the 155 projects planned on the Western Rivers.
India has completed the construction of 6 hydropower plants on River Chenab, including 450-MW Baglihar 1 and 690-MW Salal 2. Construction on two projects was under way, including the 450-MW Baglihar 2 and 15MW Ranja-Ala-Dunadi.
Furthermore, India has planned an additional 56 hydropower projects on River Chenab, including some big projects such as the 1200-MW Sawalkot (1 and 2), 715-MW Seli, 1000-MW Pakaldul (1 and 2), 1020-MW Bursar (1 and 2), 690-MW Rattle (1 and 2) and 600-MW Kiru.
India has completed 15 projects on River Jhelum, including the 480-MW Uri-1, 105-MW Lower Jhelum and 105-MW Upper Sindh.
Six projects are under construction, including the 240-MW Uri 2 and 330-MW Kishanganga. India also plans to initiate 74 projects on River Jhelum, including a few big projects such as the 165MW Sonamarg Storage, 100MW Gangabal Storage and 280MW multipurpose Ujh Storage.
However, the International Court of Arbitration (ICA) has barred India from any permanent works on the controversial Kishanganga project in response to Pakistan's appeal for 'interim measures' against the dam which may inhibit the restoration of the river flow to its natural channel. Some of the projects constructed by India have been contested by Pakistan, including the Baglihar dam on River Chenab. But when the matter was taken before a neutral expert against its construction, the verdict was given against Pakistan.
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Beginning forward is the head compartment, with separate shower, followed by the vanity counter, sink and head. Next is the large Pullman berth to port and drawer and hanging locker storage to port. Beneath the berth are two large drawers. Moving aft into the salon, the chart table is to starboard, followed by a settee. Opposite is the large convertible C-shaped dinette. Storage is outboard and beneath the settees. Next aft to starboard is the aft head/shower compartment with ingress from both the salon and aft cabin. Further aft is the spacious double aft cabin. Opposite the aft head compartment is the large L-shaped galley, followed by storage and access to the batteries and aft storage lockers. Very generous storage throughout, ventilation and daylight is abundant, creating a very inviting interior. Interior woods are varnished teak veneers and solids.
Varnished teak & holly cabin sole
Granitecoat counters in galley and heads
(8)Lewmar opening deck hatches
(6)Lewmar opening portlights
(4)Lewmar fixed portlights
Inner spring mattress, each cabin
Pleated window treatments
12Vdc lighting throughout
(4 )Hella Turbo fans
Hot/cold pressure water throughout
(3)Fresh water showers, hot/cold
The L-shaped galley is at the base of the companionway and to port, with double s/s sinks at the inboard side and close to the centerline. To the right of the sinks are a number of drawers for utensils, etc., as well as additional storage below the sinks, Moving outboard is a large dry storage locker with countertop access. This factory insulated locker is 4.24 c/ft, and could be additional refrigeration and/or freezer storage with the inclusion of a second refrigeration system. Turning outboard is a 3-burner Hillerange gimbled stove with oven, followed by the front and top loading refrigeration locker. Above the stove is a microwave oven and storage lockers to either side. Aft of the refrigeration locker is a "Lazy Susan"-type cabinet, followed by three lockers aft of it. Opposite the refrigerator is a hinged Granitecoat work surface for even more working area. The galley is very well suited for the preparation of meals while underway or at anchor, and has very generous storage capacities.
Granitecoat counter tops throughout
Adler Barbour Large Cold Machine with Flip-up Granitecoat work surface
8.48 c/ft refrigeration locker (front and top access refrigerator)
Overhead shelf above sinks
(2)10Lb aluminum LPG tanks in cockpit lockers
Double Stainless Steel Sink
Three Burner Propane Stove and Oven on Gimbals
Pots and Pans Storage under oven
Two Light Fixtures under counter
Cutlery Pullout Drawer inboard next to sink
Trash Pullout Drawer Below Cutlery Drawer
Corner Cabinet Above Refrigerator
Microwave and two front opening cabinets over counter
Aft of the refrigerator are three large drawers with pullout wire baskets for storage with a larger storage aft of the galley.
Granitecoat fold up counter top between galley and stairs
Battery Switches aft of Galley
Raymarine ST60 knot/log
Raymarine ST60 depthsounder
Raymarine ST60 AWI/AWS
Raymarine ST6000 Autopilot
Raymarine C80 GPS/Plotter/Radar
Raymarine 2kw radome
West Marine VHF radio
Garmin GPS Map 440 (Navigation Station)
Sony CDX M10 AM/FM/CD, Sirius antenna
Bose salon speakers
Polyplaner cockpit speakers
Vizio 26" TV with 360 View Antenna System
Desay DVD player
Ritchie SP5C compass
12Vdc/ll0 Vac breaker panel
Dual 30 amp shore power service
Numerous 12Vdc, 110Vac outlets
(2) 50 ft. shore power cords
(2) 4D lead acid house batteries (2013)
Separate 4D engine start/windlass battery, lead acid (2013)
Freedom Inverter 1800 with batter charger
Two Solar Panels 100 watt each with Go Power Controller (2015)
Cruise Air reverse cycle a/c, 1-16k Btu, 1-7k Btu system, SMX digital controls
11 Gal. water heater
Electric bilge pump w/float switch
Manual bilge pump
56hp Yanmar FWC diesel approximately 1015 hours
Engine panel w/analog gauges, audible alarms
80 amp alternator
1-1/4" s/s propeller shaft
Bronze 3-blade fixed propeller
Bronze stuffing box
Racor fuel/water separator
(2)Manual heads w/holding tanks, macerator pumps
The white hull with navy blue boot stripe is a single piece hand laid GRP construction with externally attached lead wing keel and spade rudder. There is a partial skeg forward of the rudder. The outer skin of the hull is vinylesther resin, and the hull is solid lamination(no coring). The white deck is also a single piece hand layed GRP construction with molded diamond pattern gray nonskid. The hull-to-deck joint is a hatbox-type marriage, then covered with an aluminum rub rail with vinyl insert. At the bow is a single anchor roller followed by a recessed chain locker with dual direction electric anchor windlass. The inboard chain plates coupled with wide side decks afford unimpeded movement fore and aft.
Maxwell dual direction electric windlass
22lb Bruce-type anchor, chain, rode
32 Danforth anchor, 50ft chain, 200 ft 5/8" rode
Welded s/s double bow pulpit, stern rail w/built-in seats
Double lifelines
Port, starboard, stern boarding gates
Lippincott 3-bow bimini, trim window(New 8/10)
Lippincott dodger, 3-pc windshieid, roll-up center panel(New 8/10)
Zip-out connector panel(New 8/10)
Marelon thru-hull fittings, sea cocks
Davis outboard engine crane
Edson pedestal w/radial quadrant steering
Edson s/s destroyer wheel
Wheel brake
Fiberglass cockpit table w/folding leafs
Bottom siders cockpit cushions
Removeable raised helm seat
Outboard engine bracket
Adjustable Garhauer s/s radar mast
Magma BBQ grill
Zodiac 8 person liferaft in valise(needs inspection)
Sunshade for cockpit
Screens for opening ports and hatches
Equipped with a Charleston Spars anodized aluminum keel stepped mast with swept back double spreaders. Standing rigging is 1x19 s/s wire rope terminating on inboard chain plates. Running rigging is braided with all sail control lines routed to the cockpit to sheet stoppers and 2-speed self-tailing winches. The Garhauer rigid vang has a block & tackle adjustment.
Charleston Spars anodized mast and boom
Schaefer r/f headsail system (re-built 2015)
Catalina full batten mainsail
Dutchman mainsail flaking system
Catalina 140% r/f genoa
Quantum asymmetrical cruising spinnaker
Inboard & outboard genoa tracks
Windex 15 wind indicator
Harken mast track w/Battcar luff system
Spinnaker pole track on mast w/uphaul/downhaul
Garhauer traveler, 6:1 purchase
Garhauer rigid boom vang
Garhauer deck blocks
(2)Lewmar 54CTS primary winches
(2)Lewmar 40CST cabin top winches
(l)Main,(1)genoa, (2)spinnaker halyards
Samba is a very clean and well cared for Catalina 42 fully equipped for cruising Florida and the Bahamas! The owner's also have a lightly used 10' Apex Inflatable and outboard available for the new owner's to purchase.
This listing is presented to you courtesy of a member of the International Yacht Brokers Association and may be centrally listed with another broker. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.


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Harvest Dinner – 2014
October 11, 2014
Our 7th Skagit Harvest Dinner was a delight, the evening an ideal temperature. The Holberts, of Cafe Adrift (Anacortes) and The Corner Tavern (Bow) prepared a delicious fall meal.
Appetizers: goat cheese, Swedish meatballs, gravlax, pickled vegetables, beet hummus, goat yogurt tzatziki, breads
Dinner: smoked salmon, smoked chicken, succotash, butternut squash gratin, green salad
Dessert: jam jar blueberry cheesecake, plum tatin
Skagit Suppliers: Gothberg Farm Goat Cheeses, Island Grown Farmers Coop, Drifters Seafood, Breadfarm Bakery, Hedlin Farm, Hayton-Hughes Farm, Waltner Farm, Harmony Fields, and Bow Hill Blueberries.
And to Choice Bulb Co. for the lovely lilies and to The Dovetails for their beautiful music.
We thank you all – Katie and Amy


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Oversized Adjustable Metal Rod - Antique Brass
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Mod rod. Simple and streamlined, the Oversized Metal Rod includes mounting hardware, so it's simple to hang your west elm curtains.
- Metal in a Antique Brass finish.
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History of The Peace Foundation Part 3
An original aim of the Foundation for Peace Studies was to sponsor a Chair of Peace Studies at one of New Zealand's universities. The then Christchurch Co-ordinator, Kate Dewes played a key role in helping to establish a number Peace Studies courses at the University of Canterbury. The Foundation has welcomed and helped support the initiative to establish the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. It has also helped to facilitate the introduction of Conflict Resolution courses at the Auckland University of Technology. Now, it works closely with the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at University of Otago which was the initial aim of the Foundation. From the outset, the Foundation concentrated on providing resources and stimulus for peace education in educational institutions, as well as servicing community groups and the wider community. It participated in a series of conferences arranged by Russell Marshall, during his term as Minister of Education from 1987-1990, and made a major contribution to the development of the Government's Draft Peace Studies Guidelines for schools in 1988. It also acted as a catalyst for the formation and/or maintenance of a number of groups including Students and Teachers Educating for Peace (STEP), Media Aware and the World Court Project (see www.disarmsecure.org/ for more information on this project).
The Peace Foundation is at the forefront of peace education in schools and communities in New Zealand, and extends its services to other countries. It is proud of its contribution to peace education and the following are important highlights of its accomplishments. In collaboration with the Women's International League for Peace & Freedom (WILPF), and in consultation with the Curriculum Development Unit of the former Department of Education, the Foundation published a resource book for teachers at the primary and intermediate level entitled Learning Peaceful Relationships. In 1986, as a contribution to the United Nations' International Year of Peace, the Foundation published a similar book for use in secondary schools entitled Extending Peaceful Relationships.


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Things I read while I drank coffee this morning (2.8)
Excellent interview with @MCuban
Great read on Desktop usage drops.
Bartle's research showed that, in general, people were consistent in these preferred ways of being in online video game worlds. Regardless of the game, he found that "Socialisers," for example, spend the majority of their time forming relationships with other players. "Achievers" meanwhile focus fully on the accumulation of status tokens (experience points, currency or, in Grand Theft Auto's case, gleaming cars and gold-plated M16s).


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To understand how do boats and ships float, we will first make one with the help of "Archimede´s principle"
Now, imagine we want to build a boat that carries 5 people, each of this persons weight 100kg (about 220 lbs), so, how can we make the boat?
So, Archimede's principle sustains that, for the boat to be able to float, the weight of the boat should be equals to the buoyancy force exerted by the fluid
Now, here is the tricky part, let us assume that the boat weights 200 kg. Wait what? Just like that?
No, this weight will change depending on the dimensions we are going to find and the material of whatever you are going to build the boat is going to weight
$Mboatpluspersons*g = ρfluid*g*Vsubmerged$
If you want to know why does $Buoyancy= ρfluid*g*Vsubmerged$ this is a result of newton's law free body diagram analyzed within a (whatever the shape it has) plate, you can find this is Fluids mechanics from Cengel 7th edition chapter 3 section 3-7 buoyancy and stability
$(500kg + 200kg) * 9.81 m/s^2 = 1000 kg/m^3 * 9.81 m/s^2 *Vsub$
Now, here is the important part, you have to make sure that there is $0.7 m^3$ submerged in the water.
ions of the boat,
Front view of the boat
Making the deck bigger (part where people is standing), would make the boat heavier, and you would have to change the total weight of the boat by taking it into consideration in the your calculations
If the boat has a squared or something like a block shape, then the ship dimensions would be, the deck plus the the volume that should be submerged for it to be able to float
$Vsub=cube root of $0.7 m^3$ =$0.7^1/3$
$Vsub=0.8879×0.8879×0.8879$ m
What if I don't want it to be so tall, if I reduce its height, then width and length should compensate in how much I am reducing its height to.
Let us say, that we want to reduce its height to one third.
$Vsub=0.8879 x0.8879*3 x0.8879/3$
$Vsub=0.8879×2.66×0.3 m$
Now, this will be the new dimensions of the submerged volume, now make sure to understand that these are not the dimensions of the boat, this is just the dimensions of the lower part of the boat that is going to be submerged, you can make the deck at will, you just have to remember that making it bigger will make the boat weight more and also remember that this boat is just designed for 5 people that weight 100 kg.


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I was entranced by an essay in Emergency Physicians Monthly. It's an oral testimony by Dr. Kevin Menes, who was in charge of the emergency department of Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas the night Stephen Paddock opened fire on a concert.
Menes's description of what happened that night is dry, methodical and compelling, and it deserves the first of this second batch of the year's Sidney Awards, which I named for the philosopher Sidney Hook and give for outstanding long-form journalism.
Over 200 patients arrived that night at Sunrise Hospital, sometimes piled five or six at a time in the back of cruisers, ambulances and pickup trucks. Menes had to decide who was "dying now, in a few minutes or in an hour." He tagged each, from red to green.
"Some were shot in the neck or shot in the chest, but they were still awake and talking to me. These went into my orange area because I knew that I probably had 30 minutes before they crashed. … It was important to get the red tags into the operating room because the orange tags would start to crump and become the next red tags."
Throughout, Menes was thinking of flow. Moving patients through the system and identifying the choke points. If you want to know what professional craftsmanship looks like, this is it.
It's nearly impossible to write an essay capturing an entire region's culture and feel, and it's doubly hard if that region is as sprawling as the Midwest. So Phil Christman gets a Sidney plus for his essay "On Being Midwestern" in the consistently splendid Hedgehog Review.
Christman notes that the early settlers were fanatically devoted to education. The grid road pattern one sees across the Midwest was laid out so that children would grow up no more than 1.4 miles from a schoolhouse.
He also observes that the Midwest is always held up as the definition of normal America. "What does it do to people to see themselves as normal?" Christman asks. One thing it leads to is a certain self-repression. "Any emotion spiky or passionate enough to disrupt the smooth surface of normality must be shunted away."
He continues: "A regional identity built on its own denial, on the idea of unqualified normality: This sounds, of course, like whiteness — a racial identity that consists only of the absence of certain kinds of oppression."
Caitlin Flanagan's "Death at a Penn State Fraternity" from The Atlantic describes the death of a fraternity pledge during hazing: "After Tim Piazza fell, four fraternity brothers carried him, unconscious, to a couch. He was in obvious need of medical attention, yet the fraternity brothers treated him with a callousness bordering on the sadistic. They slapped him and punched him, threw his shoes at him, poured beer on him, sat two abreast on his twitching legs."
But the essay is really about how the whole system closes up around the incident, refusing to see it and deal with it, like an ocean swallowing up a truth it did not want to face.
In "The New Class War" in American Affairs, Michael Lind points out that by the time of the Great Recession, 95 percent of microprocessors were manufactured by just four companies. Two-thirds of the glass bottles in the world were made by just two firms. In 2007, two firms controlled 86 percent of the global market in the financial information industry. Sixty percent of the tires in the world were made by just three companies.
These oligarchs spend a lot of their effort not in enhancing productivity but in playing nation-states off one another in search of tax breaks and subsidies. If any nation threatens to enforce a basic social contract, the companies threaten to move offshore.
This situation has sparked a populist uprising, but "when populist outsiders challenge oligarchic insiders, the oligarchs almost always win." The result is rule by a banana republic elite. Many of us were raised to believe that political and market competition would produce mostly benign results. Lind describes a world of relentless economic warfare. He may not be right, but his sprawling essay is provocative and essential.
To finish on a hopeful note, let's return to medicine and Atul Gawande's "The Heroism of Incremental Care" in The New Yorker. He contrasts the heroic mode of medicine, in which the surgeon swoops in and performs some miracle procedure, with the humbler and more incremental medicine practiced by primary care physicians who see the same patient consistently over years, who prescribe a steady beat of small changes to gradually treat conditions like migraine headaches.
Confronted by an ill patient, the surgeon tries to rule out what the problem isn't and then provide a solution to the problem. The incremental physician is comfortable with waiting, trying different approaches, achieving episodic momentary victories. In the end, Gawande concludes that the incrementalist physicians probably have a greater impact on public health than his own, "heroic" surgeon type. It's a lesson we could learn in politics, too.
By the way, if you want to learn about these sorts of essays on a regular basis, check out The Browser, Longform.org, Brain Pickings, Arts & Letters Daily and Conor Friedersdorf's Best of Journalism. The times are hard, but the essays are good.


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It's the economy, stupid.
That may have been the message from the 441 readers who participated in this year's online poll for the top 10 local stories of 2009, according to The Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
Sure, the Rose Bowl-bound University of Oregon football team has provided a delicious diversion from the fiscal anxiety that has bedeviled Lane County residents these past 12 months.
Yes, controversy over when Eugene police should and should not use Taser stun guns has spurred a worthy community debate.
And it's a good bet 2009 will be associated for a long time with a two-word medical prognosis: "swine flu."
But for readers who know too well the realities of economic struggle — job loss, home foreclosures, wage freezes — there was really only one choice for the year's top story: the recession.
It was a story that revealed itself in myriad ways — from record applications for food stamps to a suddenly common corporate coping strategy: putting workers on unpaid furloughs.
For several months, the unemployment rate in Lane County reached heights not known in decades — 12, 13, 14%. It was sometimes easy to forget the human equation in those percentages: It meant that at least one worker in every eight wasn't working.
By year's end, economists were declaring that the recession had ended, or was about to end, while acknowledging that the economy wasn't strong enough — yet — to create many new jobs. Still, many felt there was reason to be optimistic about 2010.
The sour economy surfaced in other ways, too: The struggles of the local recreational vehicle industry in general, and Junction City-based Country Coach in particular, was judged the year's No. 9 story. By year's end, Country Coach was effectively defunct, while Monaco Coach Corp., once a high-flying publicly traded company based in Coburg, became a tiny division of a multinational corporation.
By October, 1,400 people in Lane County were working in the RV industry, a fraction of the 4,500 employed four years earlier.


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RELIGST 113: The Religious Life of Things
Temples, prayer beads, icons, robes, books, relics, candles and incense, scarves and hats, sacred food and holy water; objects of all sorts play a prominent role in all religions, evoking a wide range of emotional responses, from reverence, solace and even ecstasy, to fear, hostility and violence. What is it about these things that makes them so powerful? Is it beliefs and doctrines that inspire particular attitudes towards certain objects, or is it the other way around? Many see a tension or even contradiction between religion and material pursuits and argue that the true religious life is a life without things. But is such a life even possible? This course adopts a comparative approach, drawing on a variety of traditions to examine the place of images, food, clothing, ritual objects, architecture and relics in religious thought and practice. Materials for the course include scholarship, scripture, images and at least one museum visit.
| UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
RELIGST 114: Yoga: Ancient and Modern
In both Western popular culture and the Indian political arena, Yoga has become emblematic of the cultural heritage of India. But how did the phenomenon that is global postural yoga, with its secular wellness ethos and athleticism, come into existence? And how does it relate to the contemplative and ascetic disciplines that were practiced in the premodern Indian past? This course explores the early history of yoga through its philosophy and esoteric practices, concluding with a look at the ramifications of yoga in contemporary culture and politics. Participating in a yoga class is recommended. 2 units of independent study (S-NC) are offered for those who participate in a weekly yoga class and write short reflections on the experience.
Terms: Win | Units: 4 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
2019-2020 Winter
4 units |
UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II, WAY-ED |
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Grading: Letter or Credit/No Credit |
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Notes: Instructor: Jason Schwartz. This class section has been cancelled!
RELIGST 117: Christianity in 21st-century America (AMSTUD 117R)
As the largest religion practiced in the United States, Christianity not only shapes the lives of a large number of its citizens but also impinges on public discourse, policies, and debates. This course investigates the ways in which Christianity in America is changing and what these changes bode for its role in the public and private spheres. Issues include shifting demographics lead to declining numbers in 'mainline' denominations; the polarization of Christian conservatives and religious 'nones'; interfaith toleration and cooperation alongside interreligious conflict; the rise of 'spiritual, not religious' young adults; the effects of immigration; religion and science.
Last offered: Spring 2017 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, GER:EC-AmerCul, WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
RELIGST 119: Religion and Conflict
What is the relationship between religion and conflict? Can religious movements, ideologies, and actors cause conflicts or make them better or worse? This course looks at theories of religion and conflict, religious approaches to conflict resolution or peacebuilding, and examines case studies of conflicts involving religion.
Terms: Win | Units: 4 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, GER:EC-GlobalCom, WAY-A-II, WAY-ER
Instructors: Bigelow, A. (PI)
2019-2020 Winter
4 units |
UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, GER:EC-GlobalCom, WAY-A-II, WAY-ER |
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Section 01 |
Grading: Letter or Credit/No Credit |
| Students enrolled: 11
01/06/2020 - 03/13/2020 Mon, Wed 10:30 AM - 11:50 AM at 90-92Q with Bigelow, A. (PI)
Instructors: Bigelow, A. (PI)
RELIGST 123: The Hindu Epics and the Ethics of Dharma (CLASSICS 125)
The two great Hindu Epics, the Mahabharata and Ramayana, offer a sustained reflection on the nature of virtuous living in the face of insoluble ethical dilemmas. Their treatment of the concept of dharma, understood simultaneously as ethical action and the universal order that upholds the cosmos, lies at the heart of both Gandhian non-violent resistance and communalist interreligious conflict. This course will focus on a reading of selections from the Epics in English translation, supplemented with a consideration of how the texts have been interpreted in South Asian literary history and contemporary politics and public life in India.
Last offered: Spring 2019 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II, WAY-ER
RELIGST 124: Sufi Islam
The complex of Islamic intellectual and social perspectives subsumed under the term Sufism. Sufi mystical philosophies and historical and social evolution. Major examples include: Qushayrî, Râbi'a, Junayd, Hallâj, Sulamî, Ibn al-'Arabî, Rûmî, Nizâm al-Dîn Awliyâ'. Social and political roles of Sufi saints and communities. Readings include original prose and poetry in translation, secondary discussions, and ethnography.
Last offered: Autumn 2015 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
RELIGST 125: The Bible and its Interpreters
Introduction to major stories, figures, and themes of the Christian Bible and their retellings in theological writing, art, literature, film, and music throughout the ages.
| UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
RELIGST 126: Protestant Reformation (HISTORY 126B)
The emergence of Protestant Christianity in 16th-century Europe. Analysis of writings by evangelical reformers (Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Sattler, Hubmeier, Müntzer) and study of reform movements (Lutheran, Reformed, Anabaptist, Spiritualist) in their medieval context and as expressions of new and influential visions of Christian belief, life, social order.
Last offered: Autumn 2017 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
RELIGST 129: Milk and Honey, Wine and Blood: Food, Justice, and Ethnic Identity in Jewish Culture (JEWISHST 129A)
This course examines Jewish culture and the food practices and traditions that have shaped and continue to shape it. Students learn to prepare a variety of meals while studying about the historical and literary traditions associated with them, such as the dietary `laws¿ and the long history of their interpretation, as well as the cultivation of eating as devotional practice in Jewish mystical traditions. We will explore how regional foods the world over contribute to the formation of distinct Jewish ethnic identities, and how these traditions shape contemporary Jewish food ethics. The course includes guest visits by professional chefs and food writers, and field trips to a local winery.
Last offered: Spring 2019 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
RELIGST 132D: Early Christian Gospels (CLASSICS 145)
An exploration of Christian gospels of the first and second century. Emphasis on the variety of images and interpretations of Jesus and the good news, the broader Hellenistic and Jewish contexts of the gospels, the processes of developing and transmitting gospels, and the creation of the canon. Readings include the Gospel of John, the Gospel of Mark, the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Mary and other canonical and non-canonical gospels.
Last offered: Winter 2015 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
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7 Steps to Get Rid of Money Shame
Girlfriends, it's time we talk about money and get rid of the shame around this topic. Most of us work at least 5 days a week and earn a paycheck for the time we've invested into someone's company or our own endeavors, but where does all that money go? How many of us can account for the time and money spent year after year? (hmmmm…..)
I know what some of you are thinking, "Sybil, my money is none of your business!" and you're right! It's not really my business where your money goes, but it is YOUR BUSINESS! I'm only here to bring your money to your attention.
You may be wondering why I'm touching on this topic, considering I'm not a financial expert. Well, the other day while I was out running, I was thinking through some of the justifications that so many people use to put their dreams on hold. "I don't have the money…" "I can't afford to leave my job…" "I need an investor…" and the list goes on. It makes my head spin thinking through all of the justifications that are rooted in a lack of money. Do I believe that money is the root issue? NOPE. But I do think that we as women need to address the LACK around money that exists in our community so that we can build a strong legacy and live the life we deserve.
My money history was shaky y'all! While my parents (mom in particular) always taught me about budgeting and managing money (even as a small kid), I was so hungry for freedom that I paid the price financially. As soon as the opportunity came to think independently around money, I forsook all of the wisdom that my mom imparted and went ham! If I made it, I spent it. Sometimes I spent it before I made it! (Oh don't act like I'm the only one!) And I let reckless behavior drive me into debt by age 23. While I climbed out of that whole in 2 years, the pain of debt and dependence on every check was exhausting to me at such a young age. I've since learned many major lessons around my relationship with money and changed my course of direction, thus changing our family legacy! #winnin
Again, I am not an expert on money, I'm just a great girlfriend who knows for a fact that if you pay attention to your money and shift your perspective around money, you can experience growth in your resources like never before! So, here are 7 steps to get rid of money shame:
- Get HONEST! Let your money truths set you free! What are your true feelings around money? How is money used in your life? What are your expectations around your money? Does it keep the lights on or does it establish a lifestyle that you're passionate about? It's time that you get super honest with yourself and your perspective around money. Healthy thoughts will lead towards healthy actions that yield healthy results. If you're experiencing any challenges with this formula, locate the weak spot and address it with an honest heart.
- GET COMMITTED! Decide that your money works for you versus you working for money! People that work for money will always work for money! If you believe that you have to work to earn your money, you'll always trade time for money. But, if you decide that your money works for you, you'll learn how to make $1 out of $.15 (yes, it's a cliche' but with the right financial education you literally can turn $.15 into $1!!!)
- Get EDUCATED! Seriously, we live in an age where the information is at your fingertips. The only reason you're not properly educated today is because you haven't sought out the resources that can shift your relationship with money. I love how Tiffany the Budgetnista has set the world on fire with her Live Richer Challenge. She takes the complexity out of money and takes people step by step on an educational journey towards financial literacy! I also love Dave Ramsey's tools because he uses Biblical principles to guide people spiritually, mentally, and physically towards the mindset and the empowerment that will allow you to grow your money. Lastly, for those who are new to investing, my favorite beginners guide is Investopedia's "Investing 101 Guide" and Money Master the Game by Tony Robbins (this book is the ultimate game changer around money)
- Get on a BUDGET. I know it's a simple step but so many of our girlfriends are out here ballin' before their budget. Yep, ballin' before their budget. What does that mean? By the time they finish ballin' there is no budget! If we want a healthy relationship with our money, we need to honor it by establishing a plan for our spending. Now this is one of the toughest steps to stick to, but probably one of the most powerful disciplines that any human can master. A budget says that my legacy is worth the investment in time and attention on my money. A budget says that I respect myself and my finances enough to nurture them with short term and long term planning. And a budget says that I'm boss enough to realize that my money mastery is crucial to living the lifestyle I deserve!
- Get GOALS! Girlfriends, there's nothing worse than having a vision board full of aspirations with no means to accomplish them! How can we plan when we haven't prepared. Financial preparation means cleaning up poor habits, creating new habits, and establishing long term habits that will allow your money to grow. That takes commitments like eating out less, working out at a track versus a gym membership, cutting Netflix, brunch dates at the house versus the top restaurants in town, Groupon vacations instead of 5 star trips, saying "No" now for "YES" later, setting standards that allow your money to be allocated differently, and focusing on the big picture but making small steps daily to get there. I suggest asking yourself "What are some 30,60, 90 day and 1 year goals that I would like to accomplish around money?
- Get with a financial planner. No, I didn't believe in financial planners before, but that was because I had money shame. I hadn't done all of the above, so I was afraid that a planner would judge my ignorance and try to sell me on a bunch of financial tools that were beyond my understanding! It took me years to face the idea that my financial challenges were only a reflection of my lack of total life discipline! So what do you do when you lack discipline? You get a coach/trainer in your corner to help you transform your weaknesses into strengths. We do this most of all with physical fitness, but what about financial fitness? Girlfriends, I'm urging you to leave no stone unturned! After you've done step 1-5, schedule a consultation with a financial educator to just get the conversations started around elevated financial planning. (note: a consultation is FREE!) And don't worry, you don't have to make any commitments that you're not comfortable with. It's so important to get committed, get educated, and get on a budget so that you can get elevated at a level that feels right to you. Once you've established your short term and long term goals for your finances, a planner can help you set the direction you need at a commitment that makes sense for where you are. My family is currently with Shirley Ann Robertson at Prudential, and my husband and I are super happy with her services and planning for our family.
- Get HAPPY! If you continue to pursue the financial fitness you deserve, you will reap the results of your hard work and dedication! Don't get happy and start spending, get happy and get your great girlfriends on track as well!!!
I can't wait to get your emails as you transform your money mindset and set the course for your financial legacy! Girlfriends, I am cheering you on as you go from victory to victory!
With love and light!
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You'll receive 5 points for every $1 spent or sold of June & January items on Kidizen. Points earned on Kidizen can be used toward purchases on juneandjanuary.com. Simply sign up for a J&J Perks account (make sure to use the same email as your Kidizen account) to start earning!
You can view your J&J Perks by going to the bottom navigation Menu and tapping on Me and below your profile is a Perks button (to the left of the Stamps and Kid Bucks buttons). You can view your Pending and Redeemable Points at the top. Pending points will be available after 14 days after your sale or purchase. Redeemable points are available now and can be transferred to your June & January Perks account at any time. Points will remain in Kidizen until you initiate the transfer. Just make sure the email you use to login with Kidizen is the same as your June & January Perks email login.


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What is a Lifetime Family Trust?
A Lifetime Family Trust is basically a Discretionary Trust, set up to protect your assets for your own bloodline. The difference between Lifetime Family Trusts and one set up by a Will Trust, is that Lifetime Family Trusts are set up literally during your lifetime, using a small settlement of £10 into the trust.
This means that as part of your estate planning you can have more than one trust (in order to effectively manage your Inheritance Tax obligations) and you give your beneficiaries- usually your children – the option to do different things with the assets you leave. For example, one child may wish to leave any monies in the trust for your grandchildren, whilst another may wish to draw on the funds.
Why use a Lifetime Family Trust?
The main principle is that the Lifetime Family Trust allows the use of two sets of the Nil Rate Band (NRB) for asset protection planning purposes. This is the amount of an estate that can be passed down without any liability to Inheritance Tax.
Trust fund to avoid Inheritance Tax
Through the use of a Lifetime Family Trust the Nil Rate Band of the first deceased spouse can be protected and used for protection of the estate. On the death of the first spouse, assets to the value of the NRB applicable at the time of death are peeled off from the state and passed to the surviving spouse via a codicil in the Will.
This codicil gift is done in such a way as to create a debt on the surviving spouse's estate so that in the event of death (of the surviving spouse) this amount must be passed back to the Lifetime Family Trust prior to being passed down to the beneficiaries. Interest at an agreed commercial rate can be charged by the trustees and rolled up within the outstanding debt, payable on death of the surviving spouse. To ensure that this arrangement is effective, at least two Lifetime Family Trusts must be put in place, one trust in your name and one in your spouse's name. Depending on the estate size and your investment portfolio, it may be beneficial to set up more.
The two Lifetime Family Trusts effectively ensure that both you and your spouse receive the benefit of the NRB. Under present legislation this means that £325,000 (2010/2011) each will be protected. This arrangement could also protect the estate from future care home costs.
Reasons to use Trust fund
It is essential to seek experienced Inheritance Tax advice before setting up any trust. Lifetime Family Trusts:-
- Protect your entire estate in event of your children becoming divorced or bankrupt
- Protect your entire estate if your children predecease their spouse and your ex-son or daughter-in-law get remarried
- Avoid inheritance tax being paid on your estate by your grandchildren when your children die – double taxation
- Obtain double taxation relief on the value of a Limited company if you are small business owner
How to avoid Inheritance Tax with a trust
We won't pretend otherwise, this is a complicated area of estate planning, but it is also one that definitely warrants working with an experienced Inheritance Tax adviser. Tax advice which results in high tax savings should be carefully considered if you are making a financial plan for your family's future benefit.
We strongly recommend that you seek Inheritance Tax advice before undertaking any type of trust. Trusts, and their legal wording, are a complex area and you should always use experienced professionals to carry out your financial planning and guard your interests.
Are there other types of plans in which Lifetime Family Trusts used?
Yes. Other trusts exist under the Lifetime trust banner. If you are a millionaire and form part of the wealthy retired group, please contact us for further information.
How to avoid Inheritance tax
Find the best way how to avoid Inheritance tax with the most comprehensive video course on UK Inheritance tax. This course is available FREE if you are interested in paying zero Inheritance tax and retaining your hard earned wealth for your family. Sign up now.


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Mount Olive Bible Institute
Mount Olive Bible Institute is one of the chief cornerstones of the Christian education department at the Mount Olive Baptist Church. MOBI founded in 1983, allows lay Christians to study the Word of God in a formal classroom setting. Many of the church's leaders, deacons, and Sunday school teachers have received diplomas for the diligent study. We welcome you to join us as "we study to show thyself approved unto God" (2 Tim 2:15).
Students must be at least 19 years old. Registration is accepted through the second week of the semester. You can register on line or at the church office.
Classes are conducted on the premises of the Mount Olive Baptist Church, generally from late August through June.
To register Online, review the schedule and note the day and time of your choices. Once you have made all your choices, fill in the online registration form below. Registration For the Fall Semester Is Currently Closed.
9:20 - 10:20 a.m.
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Vintage Italian Porcelain Corinthian Column Lamp from Italy circa 1920
A pure white glazed earthenware Corinthian column lamp from Italy c.1920 now wired as a lamp. The elegant lion base shows the influence of Classical antiquity while the slender tapered column has a decorative appeal. The column has been rewired for American electricity and is fitted with a three way cocket for a standard base bulb. The column has been repaired, please enlarge the photographs to see the mend.
We don't provide shipping but should you need help in shipping an item from Carl Moore Antiques, we can assist you.
For smaller purchases we are happy to take your item to our local UPS store. Larger pieces will need to be either blanket wrapped or crated, depending on the piece of furniture, and delivered to your home or shipped to your receiving company. Acts Crating & Transportation will deliver in 7 to 10 business days and Vintage Transport will deliver in 3 to 4 weeks in the continental US. Feel free to contact any of our resources listed below for a free quote or contact us and we will collect the quotes for you. For any questions regarding shipping please email us at email@example.com or call us at 713.524.2502 during our regular business hours of 9:30-5:30PM Monday-Friday or 11:00-5:00 Saturday, CST.Acts Crating & Transportation Services
7207 Wynnwood Ln
Houston, TX 77008
E: email@example.com
Web: http://ACTSINTL.COM/CRATINGVintage Transport/Classic Design Services
125 Ottley Drive
Atlanta, GA 30324
404-733-6200 Main
800-333-0056 (Eastern United States)
888-882-4442 (Western United States)
email@example.com UPS Store
2429 Bissonnet St.
Houston, TX 77005
713-529-4132 Phone
713-529-8411 Fax
14.00" w x 9.00" d x 28.50" h
35.56cm w x 22.86cm d x 72.39cm h
A pure white glazed earthenware Corinthian column from Italy c.1920 now wired as a lamp.


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Apple will celebrate the Chinese New Year with an offer of free Beats with the purchase of select Macs and iPhones in select markets in Asia.
Apple will be celebrating the Chinese New Year in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan this year with an offer for free Beats headphones. Customers purchasing eligible Macs and iPhones on January 6 will receive a free pair of Beats Solo3 Wireless headphones.
From Apple Hong Kong:
For one day only, get the latest Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones – Red when you buy select Mac or iPhone models, including iPhone 7.
Begins at 8:00 a.m. While supplies last
Eligible Macs include iMac, MacBook, MacBook Air, and Mac Pro. MacBook Pros are eligible, though Touch Bar models are not. On the mobile side of things, you'll need to purchase an iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6s, or iPhone 6s Plus in order to receive the complementary Beats headphones.
The Beats Solo3 Wireless are the latest generation of Beats' Bluetooth on-ear headphones. They were introduced in the fall of 2016 and were one of the first products to use Apple's W1 wireless chip. The headphones feature up to 40 hours of battery life on a single charge, as well as a quick-charge capability.


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Welcome to Gable Haus
The Heart of the North Carolina High Country
The Gable Haus Inn was built in 1910 and has undergone numerous renovations. The present owners, Eric Gurr & Norma Fowler have owned the property since October 2010.
There are winding stone walkways around the perimeter, connecting the cottages to the main haus. With English Gardens abundant, the garden comes alive in the spring and lasts through autumn. Presently there are 2 cottages and 6 rooms available for rent. One of which is the honeymoon suite.
Gourmet Dining
Breakfast is always served in the dining room overlooking the English Gardens, weather permitting, you may dine in the garden. Fresh gourmet coffee is always brewing as well as a full assortment of teas are available in the cottages or dining room in the haus. We begin our day here at the Gable Haus by offering our own homemade granola with yogurt and fresh fruit. A gourmet hot entrée follows and can alternate each day, sometimes savory, or sweet including "Crepes 'ala Eric", "Egg Cups", "French Potato Pancakes" or for that southern flair, Norma's "Sweet Potato Pancakes" or "Sweet Potato Biscuits". You might even be served homemade apple butter from the 100 year old apple tree in the front yard. We always check with you regarding food allergies or medical dietary restrictions when taking reservations. Our goal is to accommodate.
You can even schedule a private dinner with Chef Eric.
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Mailing address:
Gable Haus
PO Box 687
Linville, NC 28646
- We offer free Wi-Fi
- We offer in-room massage therapy
We accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Checks and Cash
Our Cancellation Policy
If your cancellation is made 14 days in advance prior to the originally planned date we will gladly refund your deposit with a $50.00 service fee deducted to compensate for our time and effort to process the reservation as well as holding the cottage/room.
If you have to cancel after that we will offer a gift certificate good for one year from the date of reservation. Excludes the Highland Games, and full house reservations.
Useful Links
- Old Hampton Store
A local icon for many years.
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"Tomorrow?" I gasped. I couldn't believe it.
By Marie Marley
Alzheimer's Reading Room
"You're moving him from Assisted Living down to the Courtyard?" I asked. "He's only been there a month."
"We give every resident a chance in Assisted Living first if it seems at all feasible," she said. "We thought Ed might be able to function there. But he needs more personal care than Alice and the other aides can provide, and he's also requiring more nursing care now, too. A room has just opened up in the Courtyard and we'd like to move him there tomorrow."
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"Tomorrow?" I gasped.
I couldn't believe it. I'd been so pleased they'd started him out in Assisted Living, the unit for their healthiest residents. It had given me comfort that they'd considered him in good enough physical and mental shape to live in their relatively low care unit.
I'd even been proud of him in a way.
I couldn't believe he'd declined so quickly that he needed to be moved 'downward' already.
But even worse than my reaction to his decline was the fact that he and Alice had developed a close bond during the month he'd been there. Now he'd have to adjust to new aides, and I worried they wouldn't be as devoted as Alice.
On the day they moved him, June, the main Courtyard aide, a large young woman with long blond hair cascading down her shoulders, came to Assisted Living to entertain Ed in the dining room while his belongings were being moved.
They talked, ate chocolate pudding, and had decaf while the Alois maintenance men moved everything into his new room at the end of the Courtyard corridor.
Ed was oblivious to all that. He talked to June about his books, ate his pudding, and told June how beautiful she was, how lucky he was to have her presence, and how much he liked the pudding.
When everything had been moved, Alice walked Ed to his new room and told him matter-of-factly, "This is where you live now, Ed." Then she said good-bye, turned around and left him with June.
As all this transpired, I was sitting on the mahogany and gold striped sofa in the living room of the Assisted Living area.
When Alice returned, her blue eyes were downcast, her lower lip quivering. What she did next was astounding.
She burst into tears the instant she sat down.
"I'm going to miss him so much," she said, sobbing, her mouth gaping open, tears falling down her cheeks. "He's such a dear."
I didn't know how to make her feel better, but I got a Kleenex packet from my purse and held it out to her. She took one then dried her eyes and blew her nose.
After several moments she regained her composure.
"I'll go over and visit him later today," she said resolutely.
I had the feeling she might be going over regularly for some time.
Seeing that depth of affection – you can't fake bursting into tears – from an aide who'd cared for Ed only for one month, I was sure I'd selected the best Alzheimer's facility in town.
More articles by Marie
- An Alzheimer's Patient and the Dog Who Forecasted His Death
- The Little Yellow One: My Secret to Relating to My Beloved, Demented Romanian Soul Mate
- Alzheimer's and Music: How a Classical Violinist Brought Great Joy to My Demented Romanian Soul Mate
- Alzheimer's and Humor: A Brief Walk on the Light Side of Dementia
- An Alzheimer's Love Story: "Always in My Heart"
Come Back Early Today:
A Memoir of Love, Alzheimer's and Joy
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