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We're full-blown makeup junkies. Seriously, it's getting quite bad. We're constantly splurging on new liquid lippies and any trend that our faves in Little Mix wear we NEED to try out. Even if it means buying new makeup…
You lovely lot make us feel a little less ashamed of our secret addiction, though. Whilst our mums may not get it whatsoever, you sure do.
So, when you jokingly tweet that you're broke and would like someone to give you free makeup ASAP, we get it – we really do.
Well surprise, beauty lovers, because the AMAZING news is you can actually get FREE makeup. Nope, we're not kidding. We put together a selection of handy makeup hacks that will allow you to blag new products without having to spend a penny, give or take!
How brilliant is that?!
Sit back and take notes, guys and gals. Here are some things that you can do to ensure that your eyeliner (and rest of your face) is always on fleek even when money's tight.
QUIZ: Build a makeup bag and we'll tell you which Little Mix album is the soundtrack to your life
QUIZ: Can you guess which fandoms have inspired these snazzy makeup swatches?
MP! Investigates: Should makeup be BANNED in schools?
1. Swap and share makeup with your mates
Bear with us on this one – it's not as gross as it sounds. Some makeup you can actually share or swap with your close friends and it's 100% safe to do.
Unfortunately, lip products are a massive no-go as they can spread things like cold sore viruses. Equally, we wouldn't recommend sharing eye products as they spread bacteria – pink eye isn't a good look.
Liquid foundation and powders are okay, though. Just make sure you use your own brush or wash your friend's one before you apply it. After all, it's better safe than sorry. Plus it means you guys can swap or trade blushers, bronzers and highlighters. Score.
2. DIY makeup
If you've taken anything away from the awesome DIYs we produce, it's that you shouldn't underestimate an awesome YouTube hack.
Sure, there may be some crazy ones out there. Using crayons as eyeliner? No, thanks. But there are also some pretty useful ones. Take melting down an eyeliner pencil into liquid liner if you've run out of gel, for instance. It's so handy!
It also works for skincare. There are literally hundreds of online recipes for face masks that feature ingredients that you can find in your kitchen cupboards.
So, if you wanna try our new things in the beauty world and don't have any money, we'd seriously recommend having a look on YouTube ASAP.
3. Revamp old makeup
As well as DIYing new products, there are also Youtubers out there who are showing you how you can revamp your old makeup.
For example, you can melt down lipsticks and mix them together to come up with a whole new colour.
4. Keep your magazine samples
Bought a magazine? Keep your samples. We're being serious. Even if it's a mediocre product you don't plan on buying a full-size version of, they come in handy.
Just think, how many times have you been left with a few weeks till payday without a moisturiser or foundation? Also many of them are handbag size, which means they're great for travelling.
5. Save your empty MAC makeup bottles/pots/tubes
This is the hack that will get most of you guys' attention. More and more brands are recycling their bottles. The biggest and most popular scheme out there at the minute is MAC's Back To M.A.C.
Simply take six empty containers in store and they'll give you a free lipstick of your choice in return. The best part is it can be ANY container.
6. Save your LUSH pots
Lush are also running a similar scheme. It's called the 5 Pot Program and is as simple as it sounds. All you need to do is wash out five of Lush's black pots, take them in store and in return you'll get a brand new face mask.
We've tried it out in the past and would 100% recommend.
7. Ask beauty counters for samples
If you're feeling incredibly cheeky, you can ask beauty counters for free samples. This works well on liquid products like foundations.
Just go up to a counter, talk to a member of staff about their latest foundations and ask for a small tester you can take home with you to try out.
Who knows maybe you'll even enjoy the new foundation and want to buy a full size version once you've been paid?
8. Use vouchers
We'd also recommend paying close attention to vouchers. Often you'll find them scattered throughout magazines, but there are also hundreds of the web. Just do a quick google search and you'll come across plenty.
9. Online beauty outlets
So this one isn't exactly a 'free' hack but it's a useful one. Linking onto vouchers, you should also research what reward schemes and offers online beauty outlets currently have on.
Not only is their makeup typically cheaper than department stores, but often if you spent over a certain amount they're throw in free products.
One of our fave UK sites that do this is Beauty Bay. Click the 'Beautiful Offers' tab at the bottom of the page and you'll be met with an array of deals – such as a free Micro Mini Sponge and Mini Liquid Blender Cleanser when you spend more than £25 on Beauty Blender products.
Would you use any of these hacks? Let us know in the comments below.


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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Animal Kingdom (Little Yellow Bicycle The Escape)
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this is soooo cute- doesn't feel great to make a dent (no matter how small it is) in our stash?ReplyDelete
great job
Beautiful!! LOVING the bright colors and love love love the giraffe embellie!!ReplyDelete
Great background paper to use with the theme :) And OMGosh! love that giraffe - so stinkin' cute~!!! LOL!ReplyDelete
What a great photo!! I just love all of the details on this layout! So fun!!ReplyDelete
The giraffe makes me smile too! I have been doing the same and pulling out really old stuff and putting it to good use.ReplyDelete
What a fun photograph! Love your layout!ReplyDelete
gorgeous!!! fabulous pic of the giraffe added with your design equals ~perfect:):)ReplyDelete
Great layout and congrats on the publication! Love all the stitching details!ReplyDelete
Wow!!!! I LOVE thisReplyDelete
Awesome page - you made old stash look totally new. Congrats on the pub!ReplyDelete
This is FANTASTIC! I love that picture.ReplyDelete
What a rich and fabulous page Lisa!ReplyDelete
Great pic and such a fantastic layout!ReplyDelete
Love your layering on this page Lisa!ReplyDelete
Ooooo...love it!ReplyDelete
Great photo and wonderful embellies!
Just adorable...i bet it is an awesome album!ReplyDelete
Lisa, this lo is so adorable! I like how colorful it is and the great picture too. Nice work!ReplyDelete
What a fun colour combo!ReplyDelete
Fabulous page today!!!ReplyDelete
Always love it when I can use something older. . great layout and the little giraffe is perfect TxReplyDelete
Oh I looove Animal Kingdom and you got a great shot of the giraffe during the safari. I've done that safari many times and you need some luck to get good shots :-)ReplyDelete
Fabulous design of your layout and love that giraffe die cut!
What a fabulous page!!! Love all the details ... there's so much to see!! Just bought the "just because" collection but now I want this collection too!!ReplyDelete
I love this non-traditional use of Escape on an Animal Kingdom page. What a great photo. That cute little giraffe sticker is killing me. Great layout. Congrats on the pub!ReplyDelete

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text: This past Saturday there were nine vendors at the market. Plenty of great items available! We had two vendors that had greeting cards. One vendor's cards are pictures taken around town (present day and many years past). Come by and check them out. There are seven markets left in the 2017 season. If you have not used your Farmers Market Nutrition Program (Senior and WIC) checks, now is the time. Most of the vegetable gardens are winding down for the season. Now is also the time to ask vendors how to get your favorite baked goods, fresh eggs, winter veggies, jams and more this winter.


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History buffs bring WWI to life in Elliston
Hundreds of sandbags and countless hours of back-breaking labour have enabled two history enthusiasts on Newfoundland's Bonavista Peninsula to recreate an element of daily life for soldiers in the Great War.
Neal Tucker and his nephew Daniel recreated a trench in Elliston, to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War.
The Tuckers quickly found that just preparing for trench warfare was gruelling work.
"It's more than I anticipated," Neal Tucker said. "Couple sandbags — no problem. Twenty, 30, 50? It takes a toll."
Modelled on design from 1916
The trench in Elliston is modelled on a design from 1916, albeit with modifications to handle pressure-treated lumber, which was not available a century ago.
The Tuckers hope their trench becomes an attraction for visitors to Elliston, which is already known for puffins, icebergs, coastal scenery and the newly opened Home From The Sea sealers' memorial.
Neal Tucker said he hopes future visitors glean a sense of what soldiers endured in battle.
"We read about it in books, we hear about it in movies, but just to go through here and just get an idea, just to walk along here and see what it must've been like, gives a person some small idea of what it was like to be in a trench," he said.
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Fly Paper
I have a thing about flies. And vermin! And what was euphemistically called "the biffy". They are all part of that resistant little gyrus I own that won't self-destruct and tenaciously reminds me of hot prairie days when stinky was in and buzzing was all around and dirty little vermin were part of the moving lower firmament. Maybe it seems to some that one is over-delicate and somewhat neurotic, but I have not embraced these God given creatures even though they have not been encountered for years. I vividly remember the fly paper hanging from the kitchen of my grandad's farm, flies stuck in crowded yellow goop, dead, struggling, wings beating in the last extremity of death. And in the restaurants, flypaper hanging over the raisin pies, competing with the pies for flies. And the biffy, hot and stinky, without fly paper but with lots of flies, the idyllic country life of yesteryear called the " good old days." And the mice, dirty and grey, racing hither and yon, feeding on all the kitchen remnants, leaving little stools behind as they ate. They gave me the shivers. Life in the thirties and forties I think were good for testing the ability to stay healthy and tough despite this attack of the dirt brigade, but a little sanitation is a wonderful thing and today, nobody need care where flypaper goes, mouse stool
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OMV Lava Flow Reopen
Just a shout out that Old Man's Valley has FINALLY opened it's second stage after an extended closure due to Northconnex with the completion of two tunnels under the access track.
Check out the newest track video for a preview:
Hornsby Park (OMV) Update
****This will be up on Saturday 20th as well****
Hornsby Mall has a community feedback on the recent submissions regarding the Hornsby Park area. Won't say much as I'll let the photos of the signs speak for themselves.
The Future of OMV - Hornsby Council Stakeholder Meeting
Last night (Thursday), 7 other mountain bikers and I met with several Hornsby Councillors as part of the latter's consultation process of the future of Hornsby Park and how the land could be best used for.
So, what's going on?
Latest news from SNORC - The resurrection of OMV
OMV to Stay Open
Posted on Hornsby Shire Council. Sweet.
Hornsby Shire Council has some great news for the thousands of mountain bikers who love the trail in Old Mans Valley: it is going to stay open throughout the rehabilitation of Hornsby Quarry.
"For a while it looked like we would have to shut it down, but now it will only need to close for a few months while it is altered," Hornsby Shire Mayor Steve Russell said.
"Council knows what that trail means to a lot of people, so we put considerable effort into finding a solution that would allow it to stay open.
OMV Bushcare (from SNORC)
The newest update from SNORC.
Also check out their previous one if you haven't already.
A group of SNORCers have formed a Bushcare group
"Hi xxx,
OMV Bushcare
OMV Closure & Northconnex - an Update
As many of you know, the hugely popular track at Hornsby will need to be closed off shortly as the Northconnex project requires passage for vehicles to the Quarry. Understandably, there has been a great outcry about this with pleas to save the track.
After this liaison, here is the latest update, emailed to SNORC members:
Hi xxx,
So what new trails are in store for Hornsby Shire for 2016?
NPWS Decide that MTB trails are no longer needed in Northern Sydney.
...or so it appears, according to the draft 2015 POM:
Which is quite inconsistent with their 2011 publication regarding MTB:
Update: Apparently the email address to send them to is email@example.com, rather than the ones listed below (though why not send them to both...) - thanks Watty
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OMV Short Course Series
Well the Hornsby MTB community has had breakthrough after breakthrough. After much opposition to our cause, we finally got the go ahead for a 3km track. Then we were allowed to build another 3km to it.
Then a bike festival was put on last month which was a roaring success.
OMV (a.k.a. Hornsby MTB Park) official opening video
Video of official opening of Stage 1 OMV on Sat 9 Feb 2013


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The Resonance of Strings: A Late Bloomer
I took up the violin when I turned 33. To this day, I'm not sure what possessed me. One day, the idea just popped into my head—it didn't matter how old I was, I could learn the violin if I wanted to. A week later, I owned a good quality used violin, a lovingly worn second-hand violin case, an inexpensive bow, a small cake of amber rosin and the phone number of a violin teacher who accepted adult students (apparently, there's a special knack to teaching violin to the less pliable adult mind).
I'd wanted to play the violin since I fell in love with fiddle music in my early twenties. But I scoffed at the thought of picking it up back then, pinned down by my own limiting belief that it was an instrument one could only learn in childhood. But, for some unknown reason that day, the powerful thought, an epiphany, really—that it's never too late to learn—struck a deep chord in me and kept resonating until I finally acted on it. I had no goal in mind other than to play the violin simply for the joy of learning and, possibly, hopefully, one day, to be able to play well enough to strike up a few fiddle tunes as my partner strummed his guitar. I reasoned that if I only practiced fifteen minutes every day, in time I'd be somewhere—I didn't know where exactly, but no matter how bad I was, in five or ten years I'd be someplace farther up the road. Since I was starting from point zero, there was no way I couldn't improve.
The Wailing Cat
There's a reason not many adults sign up to learn the violin. It's an incredibly difficult instrument to pick up. It isn't like playing a guitar. A violin has no frets to guide your fingers, so one must find the notes and search for perfect pitch entirely on one's own. The beginning wasn't pretty: a wailing cat is truly an accurate description of the terrifying screeching sounds that emanated from the strings being played by my trembling bow. Fingernails on a chalkboard come to mind. But once in a while I somehow created a pure, sweet, resonating note, and that was it—I was hooked.
My teacher had four adult students at the time, two guys and two girls, all basic beginners like myself. She made us all believe we had the ability to play the violin. She took a genuine interest in us, hosting cozy recitals for the four of us at her home so we could practice "performing". We'd play our recital pieces for each other as her daughter skillfully accompanied us on the piano. While we were all exceedingly respectful during the performance of a fellow student, before, after and in-between performances, we did nothing but laugh, sip wine, eat tasty morsels of food and wonder what ever had gotten into us. We quickly bonded. Our teacher was truly special. She planted the powerful belief in each of us that we could learn quickly and easily and that we could excel. I was so inspired after every lesson that I couldn't wait to go home and practice. I began to love practicing so much that soon, on my own initiative, I was playing three hours a day. Three years later, I was ready for the stage.
The Pinnacle: (Not Quite) Carnegie Hall
Vivaldi's Concerto in A Minor for Two Violins. This is the piece I worked on for a full year, to be performed with my violin teacher on stage at the year-end recital in the small performing arts theatre of a local high school. Recital day arrived and the theatre filled with a zillion kids and two brave ("crazy" might be a better word) adult beginner students who would be performing at the recital. (The other adult students, the sane ones, politely declined.) And while I didn't perform flawlessly, due to nearly incapacitating nervousness, I have to say I did a pretty darn good job of it.
The video below is a wonderful performance of the same piece I played with my violin teacher, Vivaldi's Concerto in A MInor for Two Violins, performed by the string orchestra Perpetuum Mobile in Lugano, Switzerland. We didn't have a string orchestra backup as in the video, but we did have grand piano accompaniment, played by my teacher's incredibly talented daughter, a budding concert pianist. The part I played is performed by the violin soloist on your left. My teacher played the part of the soloist on the right. I didn't play nearly as fast nor as superbly as the soloist you'll hear performing on the video and I only performed the first allegro movement. But as imperfect as my performance was, I have to say that the entire experience was truly amazing—from picking out a violin, to spending a whole year practicing the Vivaldi concerto, line by line, right up to the actual performance of this piece on stage—I loved it all. It was one of the funnest rides I've ever had.
Vivaldi's Concerto in A Minor for Two Violins:
Go For It!
Is there something you've always wanted to do? Do it! But here's something I believe is key: do it for the pure fun of it. Enjoy practicing your craft, whatever it may be. Take pleasure in the process of learning. Stay focused, but adopt a sense of playfulness in your practice. Enjoy the feeling of being challenged by something difficult. Allow it to become the impetus that inspires you, rather than frustrates you.
Make your main goal to simply take pleasure in your practice. You'll find that you'll naturally want to practice more and more, simply because it's fun! Do this, and you'll be surprised to see how far you come along. And here's the most important part: you will have enjoyed the journey along the way, and not just some fleeting moment as you achieve one goal. It's what all successful masters of anything will tell you—they do what they do because they love it. Because it's fun. Because it inspires them. Because they get deliciously lost in the process.
Go for it! It's never too late!
I must give a quick special thanks to my sweet partner, who is so encouraging of anything I do. If you have ever heard beginner violin being played, you'll wince a bit, totally understanding my appreciation. The first six months were especially brutal. But the payoff was that it wasn't too long before I could play a few fiddle tunes and he played the guitar alongside me. We spent many a sweet evening jamming away…
Do I still play the violin, you might wonder? No. Sadly, I do not. I wasn't what you'd describe as a relaxed violin player. I tightened my neck when I played, gripping the chin-rest on my violin so fiercely that I sometimes feared I would break the instrument. Try as I might, I couldn't play otherwise. Eventually I developed a chronically stiff neck and had to stop playing. But who knows? I've relaxed a lot about everything in life since then. I may just pick it up again. I never say never.
Salut Salon: Mastery & Fun
You MUST watch this next video. Salut Salon is a quartet comprised of four beautiful virtuosos—spirited and talented women, with a clever sense of humour, who all perform in ways you've never seen before. Brilliantly choreographed, incredibly musical and highly entertaining.
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Violin Scroll, CC by Alex via Flickr
Stock Violin, CC by Bartosch Salmanski via Flickr


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Numerology has always played a part in the lives of people from the Orient. The Japanese, specifically, have a profound fondness for the number 5. A little backgrounder on the figure's place in their culture will go a long way when you visit or meet someone from Japan.
One of the more straightforward applications of this belief is on food preparation. You will notice that there are unspoken ways the number 5 is used with regard to food, making Japanese cuisine not only enticing to eat, but also significantly better while offering a set of healthy options. These may not be obvious to you as an outsider, yet are important to observe out of respect toward another culture.
Guess how many tastes are recognized by the tongue? You are correct when you answered five. Umami is the newest addition to sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. Described as meaty or savory, this is due to the amino acids and nucleotides found in the food source. Dish staple katsuo stock is an example of food that produces the umami flavor.
If you enter a Japanese restaurant, you will be served food that will prove exciting in terms of color combination. Notice the presence of black, red, green, and yellow in addition to white (usually rice). This design is steeped in the Buddhist tradition brought by the Chinese a long time ago. Though it is not just about aesthetics. The five colors actually help complete the meal's nutritional value because they represent essential vitamins and minerals. If you ever wondered how the Japanese keep healthy, then there is your hint.
The taste and smell of the dishes are not the only deal-breakers. The Japanese believe that you have to employ all five senses when eating. Thus, they arrange their meals so that they will look attractive to the diner. More often than not, this entails using expensive tableware. Touch is also important to them. When you feel your utensils, your appetite should gain strength. And not the least is hearing. A quieter atmosphere will allow you to hear and thus appreciate natural sounds – not a bit considered as lacking enjoyment, contrary to the American way of making noises when having fun while eating.
As is the case with fine dining, the Japanese typically offer meals cooked in five ways. You will have raw, simmered, fried, grilled (roasted), and steamed. They believe that serving food done in those five methods completes the dining experience. So it should not surprise you when you are offered items representative of the categories on the menu, from sashimi to soup to rice and fried and grilled meat or seafood.
This may be case-to-case, but it is likely that restaurants observe the Buddhism-inspired five attitudes in dining. In essence, these are about gratitude toward the food you are about to partake and avoidance of greed. You do not have to say them like a prayer, but you have to at least know them so that they can be your guide while eating in a Japanese place.
These are the applications of the number 5 in Japanese cuisine. It is a number that reflects a complete set of things. When you observe its use, you also pay total respect toward Japan and its culture. And that is how to enjoy your dining experience, the Japanese way.


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Since I've started colouring my hair, I've had to accept the fact that the more I wash my hair the faster my colour fades. The whole process of having to re-dye before I wash my hair got tedious real fast and I had to find a solution. After searching for hours online, it turns out there is not quick fix to making your hair colour last longer except to wash it less often. Considering how long it takes to wash and dry my hair every other morning, I quickly decided that I could get on board with this! My only issue was – how?
Well, in all honesty there is no quick fix to washing your hair less, you will question your life choices and stare at your hair in despair some days but I promise you, it's worth it! Before I started my change in hair care, I washed my hair every second day. If I tried to stretch it out one extra day my hair would start to get greasy and out of nowhere I'd get dandruff flakes appearing near the top of my head. I was really worried about whether I'd actually look like I hadn't washed properly, but two months into my new routine, I've come out the other side and feel so much better about my hair. It looks and feels healthier. If you're thinking about doing the same, here are some of my tips:
Use less product – There's nothing worse than product build up in your hair. A lot of the time we can't actually see this build up so it makes it difficult to fathom how dirty your hair really is. This built up product helps your hair to get greasier a lot quicker which means you having to wash it more often.
Dry Shampoo – I know, I know, I just said use less product but if you can stick to just one product, use dry shampoo the night before to let it work to it's full effect. As the weeks go on, you'll need it less and less.
Don't touch – Try not to touch your hair so much. Your fingertips contain natural oils (and dirt from your daily life) which can be transferred on to your hair and bring on greasy hair much quicker.
Conditioning – I've got a love/hate relationship with conditioner because I honestly believe it makes my hair get greasier faster. For that reason, and because again, it's just more product on your hair use conditioner only on your ends.
Brush out – Don't forget to brush your hair regularly to spread out the natural oils in your hair. This doesn't mean do it all the time, twice a day is more than enough.
Braid it baby – With boxer braids and french plaits all the rage at the moment, it's the ideal way to keep your locks out of the way. Plus hair is so much easier to style when it's not freshly washed and it looks amazing on coloured hair. Get creative!
Sadly there is no quick fix and it will take time but if you persevere, you'll see the results. Not only will it benefit your busy lifestyle to wash/dry your hair less often but there are other great things about it too. Natural oils that don't get washed away by constant shampooing means that your hair is protected for longer. You'll notice it growing a lot more and my hair has started to look less dry and my naturally frizzy hair looks more in control too. Best of all though, my colour stays much more vibrant for even longer.
How often do you wash your hair?
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Davis, Caroline A.Caroline Anita Davis peacefully entered into eternal rest on Saturday, October 15, 2016 at Bridgeport Hospital, Bridgeport, CT. She was born on May 3, 1964 in Brooklyn, NY to Celestina Davis and the late Simion E. Davis. Caroline grew up in Bridgeport CT. She was a graduate of Warren Harding High School class of 1982 and Sacred Heart University in 1988 with a BS in Business Administration.Left to cherish her memories are her mother Celestina Davis, sisters Marva Lovell, Karleen Davis Clough (Patrick Clough), Sheila Davis, brothers, Marvin Davis, Frankie Davis, a host of Uncles, aunts, nieces , nephews, cousins and friends.
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Consumers looking to buy a new home in the next few months will likely find a dwindling selection to choose from.
The Commerce Department reports construction of privately-owned houses fell 4.7 percent in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,127,000. However, even with that decline, the annual rate of housing starts is 6.1 percent above the same month a year ago.
A closer look at the report shows ground-breaking for single-family homes was down 4.6 percent from August at a rate of 829,000. Construction was started on multi-unit buildings at a rate of 286,000 -- a decline of 6.2 percent.
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) believes Hurricanes Harvey and Irma had an impact on the September numbers.
"Looking at historical data, there is a pattern of decreased production immediately following natural disasters," said NAHB Senior Economist Michael Neal, adding that he thinks, "economic fundamentals will drive the longer-term trend in housing starts."
Building permits
Building permits, an indicator of what developers are planning for the next few months, fell 4.5 percent last month to an annual rate of 1,215,000.
However, authorizations for single-family houses came in at a rate of 819,000, a gain of 2.4 percent from August. However, permits for buildings with five units or more plunged 17.4 percent to an annual rate of 360,000.
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The first thought is to have the HVAC units serviced and have all filters replaced. Secondly, consider having the space professionally ionized by a group such as ServPro or Service Master. I had a similar situation recently and this cleared up the issue. Obviously there are several factors I may not be aware of but try these solutions and good luck.
I think the first step to fixing the issue is to figure out what is causing the issue. Air ducts are often the cause of smell but you may want to check plumbing fixtures, carpet, and general air circulation. Many times a fresh coat of paint and clean carpets will eliminate much of the smell. Old furniture may also smell up the place. To eliminate it completely, you must find the smell. It may also be associated with tenants cooking food.
Have your site manager check the A/C filter in front of the tenant.
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Important to respond to the issues and complaints of your tenants and keep them happy. Have your HVAC service check all operations and ascertain if they feel there is a problem and if so if they have any solutions. Is this a multi-tenant building? Any other tenants complaining? Check other possible factors - plumbing, appliances, trash receptacles, etc. Have had issues in the past in office buildings where the P trap in the drain in a slop sink in a janitor closet that was not used was allowing sewer gas to escape into the air being circulated through the building. Regularly putting water into the P trap to stop the sewer gases cured the problem. P traps are in floor drains as well and in all faucet drains - some - if not used regularly - will dry up and allow sewer gases to come in easily. Make sure your exhaust fans are working as well. AC condensate overflow drains can also be a culprit. Important to do thorough inspection and show tenant you are concerned and responding. May end up taking a while to find the issue but demonstrate to them that you are aware and concerned and taking action.
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Louie Perez interview - Live@5 - Friday 4/18
Tune in today at 5pm to hear Ernesto Portillo Jr., host of Wednesday's Onda Suave, interview Louie Perez.
Perez and David Hidalgo will perform Sunday, April 20th at The Rialto Theatre. Hear about their work as two of the principal songwriters of Los Lobos, as well as their group the Latin Playboys. The show Sunday night will feature an acoustic performance and an open forum sharing the stories behind their creative process.


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Yesterday I made tomato soup from scratch. The fact that I made soup is unremarkable because I make soup all the time, and being that it is September and tomatoes are in full swing, me making tomato soup should be no big deal. But without even realizing it, yesterday it became ritual.
See, my grandmother died this week. It was sort-of expected, or at least anticipated, but it didn't make it less sad. And even though I'm no stranger to grief I was caught off guard by how quickly and seamlessly it blanketed my existence. Which is what led to the soup.
I was feeling a little hazy and lost in my day. I couldn't keep a focus on anything–not writing, not class prep and definitely not grading. I had taken walks, done yoga, tried cleaning but I was just restless, and for those who have spent any time with me, you know that nothing is more annoying to me than feeling restless. Well, almost nothing. At any rate, cooking, I thought, would be perfect. It could help me focus my thoughts, give me a creative outlet and produce something tangible–exactly what I needed after a day of just wandering around.
So I stared at what my kitchen and my garden had to offer for some inspiration: pounds of tomatoes, some garlic, basil, onions, carrots…normally my go-to's for a good all-day-simmer sauce but that just didn't feel quite right. We just had pasta for dinner, didn't really have the time that I would want with a sauce, blah blah blah. That's when I decided on the soup.
I got the tomatoes blanching, then spent the next 30 minutes or so chopping carrots and onions, giving them a good simmer, adding garlic, and finally throwing in the blanched tomatoes with some stock to bring it together. A little salt and bring it up to a boil and we should be good I thought.
It was then, as I stirred what was coming together as a pretty good batch of soup if I do say so, that the focus came. Or maybe I should say the peace.
One of my most precise memories of my grandma is when she would make tomato soup. Now hers always came from the can, cut with a healthy dose of whole milk or cream, and served with saltines or oyster crackers–the very picture of post-war homemaking. But when I remember my grandma I remember her most vividly through the food she made me.
I have no way of proving this, but I often think she felt most fulfilled, most needed, was when she was taking care of her grandchildren. As a child she seemed so in that moment- not distracted or lost in thought on some other adult matter-just there, taking care of us and it was impossible not to feel completely enveloped in her love right then. It was an attention and focus that not all the adults in my life shared.
And there I was, a grown woman with children of my own, in my kitchen the day after her death, trying to find some comfort from the sadness of her loss. Without even realizing it I had performed my own ritual of grief and paid tribute to my grandma in maybe the only way I could have.
Kelly worked late that night so it was just me and Owen for dinner. He sat down in the kitchen and I gave him a bowl. He grimaced but took a bite. And then another and another. Before too long he had finished a bowl and was off to complete whatever Lego Star Wars-inspired base or ship he was working on. I just watched, a little less sad then I started, which I'm sure was exactly grandma's point.
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Hello, Something different tonight as I started looking through another of the many boxes accumulated over the years. These are just a few of the Revenue Stamps I have. Plenty more from Hong Kong and I think some potential value, BUT I do not have a catalogue.
So to readers, someone always knows I hope ! . What would you recommend. I am looking for something that is reasonably up to date and generally regarded as being written by an accepted authority on the subject. I am specifically looking for good reference material on Hong Kong issues. If I was to buy which would you recommend.
"British Commonwealth Revenues" a book by J.Barefoot Ltd
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Lessons In Trust: A Cambridge Fellows Mystery No.7, by Charlie Cochrane
An absolutely must read
Book blurb: When Jonty Stewart and Orlando Coppersmith witness the suspicious death of a young man at the White City exhibition in London, they're keen to investigate—especially after the cause of death proves to be murder. But police Inspector Redknapp refuses to let them help, even after they stumble onto clues to the dead man's identity.
Orlando's own identity becomes the subject for speculation when, while mourning the death of his beloved grandmother, he learns that she kept secrets about her past. Desperate to discover the truth about his family, Orlando departs suddenly on a solo quest to track down his roots, leaving Jonty distraught.
While Jonty frantically tries to locate his lover, Orlando wonders if he'll be able to find his real family before he goes mad. After uncovering more leads to the White City case, they must decide whether to risk further involvement. Because if either of them dares try to solve the murder, Inspector Redknapp could expose their illicit—and illegal—love affair.
Review by Gerry Burnie
I say with great regret, for the genuine enjoyment I have missed, that "Lessons in Trust" by Charlie Cochrane [Samhain Publishing, 2010] is the first of the "Cambridge Fellows Mysteries" I have read. Fortunately it is not the first of Ms Chochrane's stories I have reviewed, for "Sand," (her contribution to the "Last Gasp Anthology") holds that delightful distinction. Nevertheless, Lessons in Trust gives a much broader picture of her remarkable talent, and it has left this particular reader yearning for more of the same.
The book blurb quite adequately covers the story outline, and so for my part I will 'read between the lines,' so to speak.
The early 1900s was an interesting and colourful era with vestiges of Victorian stodginess reluctantly giving way to what would soon become the "Flapper" generation. In between were bright, 'modern', fashionable young men like Jonty & Orlando, with a foot in both generations. The common ground was style, and these two—from quite different backgrounds—had it in spades.
What delighted me about this read is that the author has been able to capture this with remarkable credibility: Victorian correctness mixed with a 'bending of the rules' (correctly, of course); a begrudging acceptance of the motor car (but properly dressed for the occasion); and wit and scintillating conversation to carry it all off.
The mysteries are truly mysteries, too, and will leave any reader turning pages. I guarantee it.
A must read. Five stars.
Progress report, re: Coming of Age on the Trail. I'm happy to say that the first draft is finished and heading for the editors desk. Probable release date: January. 2011.
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Gerry, you're a star. Thanks for the cracking review. (I only hope the other books, should you choose to read them, live up to this one.)
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The Arc of Moore County
673 S. Bennett Street
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Executive Director: Wendy Carter, 910.692.8272
Emmanuel Contact:
Mission: The Arc of Moore County was established in 1960 by parents who needed and desired services and supports for their children with developmental disabilities. From the work of many Arc members came the first exceptional education program in the public schools, the first developmental day preschool, the first adult vocational program and an organization of people committed to improving the lives of people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
Today, The Arc provides a variety of services and supports to individuals and families. As an advocacy organization, we work at the local, state and national level to encourage new and better opportunities for inclusive living, working and leisure for people with disabilities, while supporting self-advocates to achieve independence and dignity. Information about the services provided by The Arc of Moore County is also shared with area human-service organizations by way of the United Way of Moore County's 211 information data base.
As a private, non-profit organization, funding for The Arc's services and supports come from many sources: United Way, County of Moore, Sandhills Center for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services, and the federal Medicaid program. However, to sustain and grow our ability to serve individuals and their families, the staff, board of directors and volunteers of The Arc staff continuously seeking other funding sources. Fundraising and private contributions are crucial and much needed to help The Arc carry out its mission.
Back Pack Pals
195 Sandy Ave.
Southern Pines, NC 28387
The Moore County BackPack Pals is a Food Bank program which serves 1,100 children from 28 Moore County Schools. The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina, along with a consortium of local places of worship, local donors, Food Lion, Harris Teeter, Wal-Mart, Lowes Foods, and local businesses work together to provide school-aged children weekend nutritious food during the school year. School staff identify students who would benefit from this program. These children typically rely on free or reduced-cost meals. Parents or guardians provide permission for their child or children to participate in the BackPack Program. Once permission is granted, a back pack filled with a variety of nourishing foods is delivered to the schools by BackPack volunteer drivers on Thursday. The students, coordinated by volunteer school staff, pick up their food bags and place them in their respective back packs on Friday. The process of maintaining anonymity is of the utmost importance for these selected students. What's so encouraging about this program is there is potential for improved test scores, comprehension and reduced absences and behavioral issues! It's a win-win for the children, families, schools, and community!
97 cents of every dollar donated is directed to food and food programs. Each dollar donated purchases five meals or $10 worth of food! The Food Bank can purchase food at pennies on a dollar.
Volunteer Opportunities
Our children enjoy raisins, macaroni and cheese cups, juice boxes, peanut butter crackers, individual cereal boxes, Ramen noodles, nutri-grain bars.
Volunteer opportunities can stem anywhere from volunteer drivers, hosting a fundraiser, hosting a food drive (we drop off boxes and we coordinate truck pickup Mon – Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m., fundraiser volunteers, sponsor a child at $40/ month)
Bethany House
240 E. Vermont Avenue
Southern Pines, NC 28387
House Director: Cynthia Curtis, 910.692.0779
Bethany House is a nonprofit, charitable corporation dedicated to providing a clean and sober living environment for women recovering from substance abuse in the south-central region of North Carolina. Residents are adult women who are motivated to continue their recovery. Bethany House provides a clean, safe, structured and supportive home-like setting before returning to active family, social and community life.
The mission for each and every resident is:
Volunteer Opportunities: Collection and coordination of donated items and assistance with facility maintenance.
Needs: tall kitchen trash bags
Boys & Girls Club of the Sandhills
160 Memorial Park Ct
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Executive Director: Caroline Eddy, 910.692.0777
The Basics
Who: Youth ages six to 18 years
What: Youth development programs
Southern Pines Unit school year: 2 p.m.-6:30 pm Mon-Fri
Aberdeen Unit school year: 2 p.m.-6 p.m.
Summer: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon-Fri. We offer an early bird program in summer from 6:30-8 a.m. for a small fee.
Where: 160 Memorial Park Court, Southern Pines, NC & Aberdeen Elementary
How: $10 school year membership or $125 summer program
In 2013, the Boys & Girls Club of the Sandhills provided 27,880 meals in Southern Pines and 15,357 snacks in Aberdeen, serving more than 2,000 members and community youth.
From games and athletics to drug-prevention workshops, Boys & Girls Club of the Sandhills offers young people a range of fun and productive activities. We have two Clubs--one in Southern Pines, NC and one in Aberdeen, NC--which are open each day after school from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., when research has shown children to be most vulnerable to gangs, violence and other risky behaviors. In the summer, Clubs and special summer-only sites open their doors all day to young people with nowhere else to go.
A trained, caring staff implements proven youth development strategies and creates a stable, supportive environment for children and teens ages six to 18. Specially designed programs concentrate on developing job readiness, study skills, leadership, self-esteem, good health and social responsibility among Boys & Girls Club members.
Our Mission
Communities In School
300 Kelley Road
Suite D
Pinehurst, NC 28370
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 223 Pinehurst NC 28370
Emmanuel Contact: Carolyn Giltzow, 910.235.0951
The name "Communities In Schools" (CIS) explains what we do—we place communities within schools. Locally, CIS works in partnership with the community. CIS places site coordinators at schools who then connect students and their families to critical community resources, tailored to meet individual student needs be they academic or personal. As a result, CIS is providing the link between our educators and the community, which means teachers are free to teach, and students—particularly those who are in danger of dropping out—can focus on learning, progress undistracted in school, graduate and be prepared for enrollment, employment or enlistment.
Current programming includes:
Volunteer Opportunities: Mentors, Reading Buddies, Volunteer Support, Board Members
Needs: School supplies
Emmanuel Lunch
Mission: To provide nourishing meals in a safe, warm, caring environment free of charge to anyone who comes seeking nourishment regardless of age, sex, race, financial qualifications, or religious beliefs. Emmanuel Parish serves as a preparation site.
Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteers are needed to prepare meals at Emmanuel Church two mornings per month.
Emmanuel Thrift Shop
177 NE Broad Street
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Website: Emmanuel Thrift Shop
Hours of operation
Sales: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Saturday only during July and August)
Drop offs: Monday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to Noon.
Mission: Begun in 1932, the Thrift Shop continues to serve the Emmanuel church family and the Moore County community at large by providing funds generated by the sale of donated clothing and household items to charitable organizations. The opportunity to turn quality items no longer needed by their original owners into funds which assist those in need is unique to the Thrift Shop experience.
The Emmanuel Thrift Shop is staffed completely by volunteers most of whom have many years of dedicated service to this mission.
Volunteer Opportunities: Sales, Receiving Donations, Donation Pick-up, Preparation of items for Sale (washing/ironing), Pricing, Inventory, Merchandise Display, Public Relations/Advertising, Special Events.
Needs: Decorating Items (vases, frames)
Family Promise
303 Saunders Blvd
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Executive Director: Susan Bellew, 910.944.7149
Family Promise is a nonprofit agency which offers a community response for homeless families in Moore County. Assistance is provided through a network of participating hosts and support congregations, a Board of Trustees, and the Executive Director.
Shelter Program: With the help of a network of congregations, Family Promise helps homeless families achieve sustainable independence by providing temporary shelter, meals, transportation, and support to qualified clients.
Transitional Housing Program was developed to provide families with a safe living environment while working on increasing their income to a level sufficient to sustain permanent housing. It is anticipated the length of time for a family to transition to permanent, sustainable housing will take no longer than 18 months. Each family will work with the Family Promise case manager to develop a Family Success Plan. This plan will outline long-range and short-range goals, and detail the tasks needed to accomplish those goals – broken down into small, manageable components with realistic time frames to accomplish each task. While participating in the Transitional Housing Program, families will live in their own apartment and will receive a rental subsidy from Family Promise. Adult family members must be working in order to apply for the program.
Wheels to Work: Donated vehicles in good running condition are placed with well-qualified, low-income workers in Moore County at a nominal cost.
Family Promise needs volunteers, right away! Please go to VolunteerSpot.com to sign up!
Volunteer Opportunities: Evening Hosts, Overnight Hosts, Meal Preparers, Van Drivers, Office Assistance, and Board Members.
Needs: Laundry Detergent
Friend to Friend
103 Monroe Street
Suite 102
Carthage, NC 28327
Executive Director: Anne Friesen, 910.947.1703
MISSION: To help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault rebuild their lives.
Services Provided:
Volunteer Opportunities: Shop and donate to Friend to Friend's Butterfly Boutique/Outreach Center located at 125 South Bennett St., Southern Pines. Volunteers are also needed to help at the Butterfly Boutique. Please visit Friend to Friend's website for more information and volunteer form.
Friend to Friend Furniture Boutique
Friend to Friend furniture boutique is located within Fabulous Finds,105 McReynolds Street in downtown Carthage. This boutique is the result of many offers of furniture gifts over time and provides another source of revenue to support our services. We are confident you will find this upscale offering on par with our successful Butterfly Boutique.
Call 910.947.3333 to schedule a free pickup for your donations.
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Habitat for Humanity
2268 NC Highway 5
Aberdeen, NC 28315
Executive Director: Elizabeth Cox
Emmanuel Contact: Beth Whitman, 910.692.6618
Mission: Our mission is to partner with families in need and the entire community to build or repair decent, affordable homes.
Vision: In recognition of the value of every human life, our vision is to end substandard housing in the Sandhills region and to make shelter for everyone a matter of conscience.
Habitat for Humanity welcomes new volunteers to assist us in building low income housing for God's people in need. Volunteers are the core of our mission in Moore County.
Volunteer Opportunities: Construction, Internal Committees, Public Relations, Special Events, Church Relations, The Habitat Moore Store
On-site Needs: Lance/Nabisco individually wrapped crackers, canned sodas, multigrain bars, yogurt bars, 33-gallon trash bags, pump sanitizers for hand washing.
Linden Lodge
P.O. Box 4823
Pinehurst, NC 28374
President of the Board: Marianne Kernan
Mission: To advocate for quality services for the severe and persistently mentally ill in Moore County. To educate and raise awareness in the general population about mental illness. To provide emotional support and understanding for the families of mentally ill persons by offering free educational and support meetings. To work with local, state and national agencies to secure the necessary housing, living assistance, educational and rehabilitation opportunities, and vocational rehabilitation services for those with mental illness. To promote research into the causes, recovery, and cures for mental illness.
Volunteer Opportunities: Grant Writers and Creative Writers
Needs: Wash cloths/Bath towels
Moore County Literacy Council
Moore County Literacy Council
575 SE Broad Street
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Since our founding in 1987, by members of the Emmanuel congregation, our mission is to teach adults basic life and literacy skills by providing free one-to-one tutoring. The adults who come to us typically read below the eighth grade level and most read below the fourth. Our main programs are Adult Basic Education (ABE) and English as a Second Language (ESL).
We also offer goal-based services for adults needing assistance in a specific area such as learning to read and comprehend job-specific instructions, preparing for a driver's license test, or a ministry exam. Some adults require tutoring in math for job or goal-specific reasons. The majority of our students, however, enroll in either the ABE or ESL programs.
Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. We offer tutoring at Read Moore Center in Southern Pines, St. Mary Magdalene Church in Seven Lakes on Monday and Tuesday evenings, and various other sites around the county on an individual basis. Last year our volunteers donated an astonishing 5,591 hours of time to the Literacy Council. In addition to tutoring there are occasional opportunities to volunteer administrative support in the office at Read Moore and at fundraising events.
Our wish list revolves around supplies for the Read Moore Center and for the book baskets we regularly stock around the county. We also are always in need of volunteer tutors.
1. Paper goods such as toilet paper and white (no printing) paper towels
2. Both paper and hardcover novels for adults – last year we estimate that we distributed over 3,000 books to out baskets at various post offices and laundromats around the county. This has been a hugely successful undertaking for the Literacy Council and once again, reflects a commitment on the part of volunteers who keep the baskets stocked. Books can be dropped off at Read Moore Center – 575 SE Broad Street, Suite 10, Southern Pines (in the Icehouse Square complex between Curt's and Vito's restaurants) Monday-Thursday between 9:00am-6:00 pm.
3. Volunteer tutors
Moore Free Care Clinic
Moore Free Care Clinic
211 Trimble Plant Road
Suite C
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Executive Director: Anthony Price, 910.246.5333
Emmanuel Contact: Jill Botnick, 910.690.8123
Mission: In the spirit of compassion and concern, the Moore Free Care Clinic provides high-quality primary care, preventive and specialty health care to limited-income people of Moore County, who are uninsured and cannot afford access to health care.
Medical Professional Volunteer Opportunities: Dieticians, lab technicians, nurse practitioners, nurses (RN,LPN,CNAs), pharmacists, physician assistants and physicians.
Administrative Volunteer Opportunities: Bookkeeper, public relations assistant, data entry clerk, eligibility reviewer, finance specialist, general office staff, housekeeper, interpreter and translator, patient mentors, pharmacy assistant, receptionist, resource advisor, special events assistant, and patient transporter.
Wish List: Medical supplies – alcohol pads, band-aids, cotton balls, diabetic supplies, exam table paper, medical charts, otoscope specula, phlebotomy supplies, sterile swabs and tongue depressors.
Northern Moore Family Resource Center
125 East Salisbury Street
Robbins, NC 27325
Emmanuel Contact: Helen Probst-Mills, 910.295.3969
The Northern Moore Family Resource Center (NMFRC) was established in 1996 with a stated mission to encourage the development of strong families, healthy children and caring communities by matching resources with needs in the northern Moore County Area. The Resource Center has been in operation ever since.
NMFRC currently receives support from The United Way of Moore County, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, The County of Moore, Sandhills Community College, and the Sandhills Center for Mental Health.
Additionally, the Resource Center welcomes donations from individuals, churches, businesses, and any other entity interested in supporting our current programs.
You Can Make a Difference!
Donations to NMFRC are 100% tax deductible, and they allow us to provide worthwhile programs like our summer camp, which engages more than 200 at-risk youth in a safe and healthy environment, where their lives are enriched through exposure to new ideas and places.
Simply click the donate button to the side to make a secure online donation through PayPal, or send your donation to:
Northern Moore Family Resource Center
P. O. Box 190
Robbins, NC 27325
If you have any questions about supporting our work or if your company or foundation would like to partner with us, please contact Clare Ruggles.
Penick Village
Penick Village
P.O. Box 2001, Southern Pines, NC 28388
Chief Executive Officer: Jeffrey I. Hutchins
As a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, Penick Village's mission is to create a loving community which nurtures the mind, body, and spirit.
Penick Village's vision is to provide a home for older adults which deinstitutionalizes the aging experience. The uncompromising commitment to this vision Influences every decision made on behalf of Penick Village.
Since its inception nearly 45 years ago, Penick Village has also remained true to Bishop Penick's vision that no resident be turned out for lack of funds. Each year, the Benevolent Assistance Fund ensures those residents, who have outlived their resources, will be well cared for in beautiful facilities by superior staff. This year, about 20% of all residents will receive some aid, which will total about $930,000 for the year, most of which must be raised through contributions.
Volunteer Opportunities: Companionship, Assistance with Life Enrichment Activities, Drivers, Office Assistance (computer skills helpful), Fundraising.
Needs: Chrismons, bird ornaments, bird feeders/bird seed
Prancing Horse Center for Therapeutic Horsemanship
P.O. Box 327
Southern Pines, NC 28388
Emmanuel Contact: Edie McWilliam, 910.638.8690
Mission: Prancing Horse works to enhance the lives of individuals with special needs by providing a safe environment for therapeutic horsemanship.
Prancing Horse Inc. is a PATH ( www.pathintl.org ) Premier Accredited therapeutic riding center which provides a needed service to persons in the Sandhills NC area. We have been headquartered in Southern Pines, NC for the past 30 years, providing service to our local communities. Our active board members and motivated volunteers are committed to providing nationally recognized therapeutic riding services to all those who will benefit.
Sandhills/ Moore Coalition For Human Care, Inc.
1500 W. Indiana Avenue
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Executive Director: Barrett Walker, 910.693.1600
Hours for Clients: M-F 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Mission: Sandhills/Moore Coalition was established in 1986 by 12 area churches to coordinate available resources and assistance provided to struggling families in Moore County. Services include food, clothing, financial assistance, transportation and employment counseling. Today the Coalition is supported by more than 75 area churches as well as the United Way of Moore County. Approximately 300 volunteers give their time to make the Coalition possible and additional volunteers are always needed.
Volunteer Opportunities: Greeting and Screening Clients, Sorting and Distributing Clothing and Food, Transporting Clients, Grocery Shopping and Resale Shop volunteers.
Monthly Needs:
January – Juice (and Blankets)
February – Fruit (and Blankets)
March – Mashed Potatoes
April – Apple Sauce
May – Mashed potatoes
June – Jif and Jam
July – Jif and Jam
August – Undies
September – Socks and Stew (beef)
October -- Cheerios
November – Necessities (toiletries such as toothpaste/toothbrush,soap,shampoo)
December – Diapers (and blankets)
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Northern Ireland has several quaint towns, but the two largest, and most well known, cities are Belfast and Londonderry (aka Derry). Belfast is known as the birthplace of that little ship that sank into the Atlantic Ocean called the Titanic. Yes, the "Celine Dion – My heart will go on" one. The Titanic museum in Belfast is a must! You can tell pretty quickly it's the main tourist attraction there. The museum feels brand new, and it's not only about the Titanic. They cover the rise of Belfast as the ship-building capital in the early 1900s, and other history related to Northern Ireland. It seems like Belfast's time came a long time ago and never really recovered. In fact, the urban population was higher in the early 1900s than it is today.
Derry is known because it is one of the remaining walled cities. You can climb the walls and walk the old walls to get a feel of the history. It didn't take too long to check out. We walked around a bit, across the river, and had a really good meal there – fish n chips & seafood chowder. I loved having access to all the fresh seafood while in Northern Ireland. Definitely not something we can find as easy in a landlocked country. Derry is also the end (or the beginning, depending how you look at it) of the Coastal Causeway. It was a nice place to visit to end our coastal adventure.
Belfast and Derry are both a bit rough around the edges, but worth taking a few hours in each to get a feel for them.


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Vuvuzela-Haters Rush for World Cup Ear Plugs
This story was filed by CBS News reporter Sarah Carter, covering the World Cup in South Africa.
Fans liken the sound to a herd of stampeding elephants, or the drone of thousands of bees. No matter where you are in South Africa, you hear the blast of vuvuzelas almost non-stop.
The long, thin plastic horn is the talk of the World Cup. Blow it hard, blow it soft, the pitch doesn't change, only the volume. Critics say it goes beyond annoying and kills the festive atmosphere at the games. International football fans are known for their rowdiness -- but it's usually inventive chants and cheers. The vuvuzelas have muted even the loudest vocal supporters.
Dr. Katijah Khoza-Shangase, a professor of speech pathology and audiology at the Univeristy of Witswatersrand in Johannesburg, told local media: "We are not saying, 'ban the vuvuzelas.' The vuvuzela is part of the festivities of the game, it is part of what makes the soccer in this country, but people need to be aware that they need to just wear ear protection."
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The vuvuzela first hit the news at last years Confederation Cup in Johannesburg. Knowing the World Cup was around the corner, the South African Association for Audiologists set up a study to measure the damage the vuvuzelas could inflict.
The study found the intensity levels vary from 113 decibels to 131 decibels, and exposure over an extended period of time could cause noise-induced hearing loss.
Ironically, the vuvuzela has been approved by FIFA, the International Football Association, but ear plugs aren't being handed out.
An anti-vuvuzela earplug is flying off the shelves at many local shops. The earplugs, dubbed the "Vuvu-Stop," claim to reduce the sound by 31 decibels. The label on the back of the packet even says, "Uses include football, rugby, or for couch potatoes to block out your wife's moaning," according to local media.
After receiving hundreds of complaints, the BBC is considering offering "vuvuzela-free" coverage via its interactive viewing service for soccer fans in the U.K. The downside, however, is that almost all crowd noise -- i.e., atmosphere -- would be muted along with the vuvuzelas.
World Cup Local Organising Committee chief executive Danny Jordaan has threatened to ban vuvuzelas if fans blow them during the singing of the national anthems, announcements or speeches.
For now, a committee spokesman says the vuvuzelas will stay in the stadium.
That comes as welcome news to most South African fans, who continue to buy and blow the horns. "Every country has its own unique way of celebrating," says one woman dressed head-to-toe in South Africa's national "Bafana Bafana" team colors. "Ours is blowing vuvuzelas."


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