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2018 Honda CRF110F
Off-Road / Dirt Bike Motorcycle for sale by Stubbs Cycles in Houston, Texas 77087
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Motorcycle Overview
Once upon a time, a 110cc bike was a machine for adult-sized riders with some experience in the saddle. Then Honda rethought the situation. Sure, small engines make sense for smaller riders, but small engines also can mean narrow powerbands. Why not build a bike that combined the light weight and low seat height of a beginner bike with an engine thats more beginner friendly? The CRF110Fs engine size makes it easy for our engineers to tune in a super-wide torque spread and easy-to-access low-rpm power—just what a novice wants and needs. The right size and the right power delivery—Honda's CRF110F gives riders the best of both worlds.
In terms of seat height and weight, the CRF110F is between our CRF125F and CRF50F. It features both an effortless electric starter and a kick starter, as well. And it all teams up with our four-speed transmission with automatic clutch that's been proven in thousands of bikes, so younger riders never have to worry about stalling or a handlebar-mounted clutch.
Your rider may grow up soon, but it will be a long time before they outgrow a Honda CRF110F.
Be A Responsible Rider: All parents need to consider their youngsters age, size, ability and maturity before allowing them to ride. Obtain a copy of Off-Road Safety Tips from your local Honda Dealer.Features may include:
- Common Sense Power
The CRF110F's 109cc engine offers a generous, wide powerband without revving too high—perfect for young riders to learn on. Plus, the CRF110F offers a throttle limiter to allow parents to choose the appropriate amount of available power.
- No Clutch Lever, No Worries
With our proven four-speed transmission with automatic clutch, riders can concentrate on shifting gears without the worry of a manual clutch or stalling.
- Get Them Off To A Great Start
The CRF110F includes an effortless electric starter. We've even included a backup kick starter, so getting underway is a cinch, even if the battery charge gets low.
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Motorcycle ID200577442
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SubcategoryOff-Road / Dirt Bike
Exterior ColorRed
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Isabel was born October 24th in a small town outside of Ottawa, she weighed 8 pounds and was 21 inches long. She is my beautiful granddaughter and I love her so dearly. Your whole world changes the moment you watch one of your own babies become a parent, I felt so many emotions watching my son Jaden and his very lovely girlfriend Lisa meet, hold and simply adore their baby girl. They are wonderful parents, Jaden has been busy the past 6 months preparing for the arrival of his daughter. He would call and say his Amazon order came in and I would automatically assume it was computer parts or a new GPS, but it was either cute baby girl clothes, a state of the art baby monitor, a crib and a swing. He's something special this boy cause I don't remember my husband being all excited over a crib, ha! Now he's been searching on etsy for the perfect baby book for her, I'm not sure I know of any other man who has done an entire baby book on his own.
I was so excited I was able to be there on Isabel's birth day, my mom and I booked our flights and headed to Ottawa together, which was an adventure in it self because we are both very dependent on others while travelling to say the least. So embarking on this journey with her is something I will treasure always. My mom and dad were and are like another set of parents to Jaden, their love for Jaden and their great granddaughter Isabel is special and I am so thankful for them. I wish I could have packed up my sister Sheri and brought her along too, cause she was a huge part of Jaden's life growing up, so I call her grandma too! It was such a pleasure meeting Lisa's family, they were so welcoming it felt like we've known them for ever.
Isabel is so beautiful, perfect in every way. She has the biggest eyes and the cutest dimples I have ever seen. Pretty pink lips and long runner's feet (I think), maybe we will run a marathon together one day! I could hardly keep my eyes off her! I look forward to watching her grow and reach all her milestones, celebrating birthdays, buying all things pink and girly. Jaden's dad and 3 brothers are looking forward to meeting this bundle of sweetness too, it will be beyond exciting to have some girls around the house over the holidays... All these photo's were taken at the hospital, only a few days old... I can hardly wait to see her at Christmas and photograph her with her beautiful mommy in the studio, yes I am already planning it... can't help myself! enjoy... xo

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T-Mobile has just announced their Un-carrier 5.0 initiative. The move has T-Mobile introducing the "T-Mobile Test Drive", a way for customers to try out an iPhone 5s for seven-days at no cost. Customers will get an iPhone 5s and can use it on T-Mobile's unlimited nationwide service. No data overcharges. Un-carrier 5.0 also sees T-Mobile expanding their network. Full details after the break.
Starting June 23, people can sign up for T-Mobile Test Drive. A few days later, they'll receive an iPhone 5s to test on T-Mobile's network.
T-Mobile also has a massive network expansion underway. Here's what's happening:
- Expansion of Wideband LTE into 16 total markets, giving all T-Mobile LTE devices a speed boost with peak network speeds up to nearly 150 Mbps.
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Hotel Bara*** is a centrally located hotel in the green area of Budapest, close to highway M1-7 , the Castle Hill and the Citadel, only 5 minutes from city centre. Friendly atmosphere, comfortable rooms, underground garage, meeting facilities awaits our guests. Hotel Bara has a calm and peaceful atmosphere, our guests always feel at home here. Moreover, our experienced and friendly staff organise further entertaining programmes, sightseeing tours or folklore events.
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Los Fraguel is Spain's version of Fraggle Rock. its first run was on TVE between 1986-1992 and on Antena 3 in 1996. Like most of the international versions, it was a dub, with no new Doc or postcard footage.
Unlike most of the international versions, however, this dub also translates most of the series, except for "The Gorg Who Would Be King", and "Change of Address".
The series' popularity in Spain led to translations of the Marvel Comics comic book, as well as such unauthorized tributes as an alternative rock band called "Los Fraguels" and a Fraguel Rock Bar in Madrid, with Boober in the logo.
In 2003, original puppets of Gobo, Wembley, and Red were donated to the "Museu Internacional de Titelles de Albaida," located in Valencia, in honor of the series' 20th anniversary.
In 2005, the first season was released on DVD in Spain.
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- Carlos Revilla as Uncle Traveling Matt (Tío Matt el Viajero)
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Parishes are often asked by candidates or political groups for permission to speak or distribute literature. Many parishes choose only to distribute Faithful Citizenship materials distributed by their diocese, their state Catholic conference, or the USCCB. To avoid violating the political campaign activity prohibition, you should seek the advice of your diocesan attorney or state Catholic conference before giving permission for the distribution of literature or providing the opportunity for candidates to speak. The items in this packet, along with other USCCB resources and the advice and materials provided by your diocese and your state Catholic conference, can help you remain non-partisan and maintain consistency with Catholic teaching.
According to the USCCB Office of General Counsel, certain activities generally are appropriate for parishes and other Catholic organizations.
Sharing the Principles of Catholic Social Teaching:
Parishes and other Catholic organizations are encouraged to share the Church's teaching on the relationships between Christian faith and political life. The Church's teaching on political responsibility, human life, human rights, and justice and peace need to be shared more widely and effectively. Cards summarizing seven key themes of Catholic social teaching that can serve as guidelines for involvement in public life are available from the USCCB (English pub. no. 5-315, Spanish pub. no. 5-815; call 800-235-8722.) The Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship statement, bulletin insert, and other materials at www.faithfulcitizenship.org are useful for developing educational programs.
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Enjoy magnificent views overlooking the Canyons Village and direct ski access from your private patio. This new construction 4-bedroom, townhome at Apex Residences is part of the newest development that defines the future of contemporary mountain living. The 3-level residence has a 2-story living room and additional family room on the lower level. Development amenities include underground parking, a 8,400 SF clubhouse with heated pool, hot tubs, fitness room, owners lounge, treatment rooms and a kitchen for private parties. Other HOA amenities include a private shuttle, development ski run maintenance for access to 3 ski lifts and private ski rooms within each residence.This Residential property located within the Apex Residences subdivision in 10 - Canyons Villa is priced at $951.09/sq. ft. and has been on the market for 1431 days. 2752 High Mountain Rd 903 is 2944 square feet of living space and has 4 bedrooms and 5 baths.
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A philosophical question for you: Why do stories about dinosaur extinction bring out the punster in headline writers? In other news, we have a wealth of interesting stories for you this week plus a bonus adorable video. WAAAAY cuter than kittens.
- The Domesticated Human, Sapiens, April 5, 2016 — For World Wildlife Day, anthropologist Caitlin Schrein (the delightful @paleophile on Twitter) ponders this question: Are humans still "wild"? If not…why? You'll be surprised at how many of our most human traits are not unique to us.
- Reduced Flight-to-Light Behaviour of Moth Populations Exposed to Long-term Urban Light Pollution, Biology Letters, April 12, 2016 — Researchers in Switzerland and France found that urban populations of the small ermine moth are less attracted to light than rural populations. These difference appeared even when the moths were raised from eggs, indicating that the difference is genetic. The differences are likely driven by increased predation on moths at urban lights, a case study in natural selection with eerie echoes of Kettlewell's iconic research on peppered moths darkening as a result of industrial soot.
- The Quest for Historical Accuracy: Ronald Numbers Replies to William VanDoodewaard, BioLogos, April 15, 2016 — The historian Ronald L. Numbers convincingly replies to a critic who contended that his scholarship "not only overemphasized the decline of scriptural geology in the second half of the nineteenth century but exaggerated the importance of the Seventh-day Adventist flood geologist George McCready Price in bringing about its revival."
- The Long Decline of the Dinosaurs, The Atlantic, April 18, 2016 — The always excellent Ed Yong discusses the long decline—or as the URL suggests, the long diminuendo—of the dinosaurs, which a new study confirms were already in trouble before the K-T extinction event.
- Are Humans Definitely Smarter Than Apes?, Slate, April 18, 2016 — "The evolutionary tree is rather shaped like a giant bush, with branches in many different directions, allowing sophisticated tool use in crows, highly coordinated cooperation in orcas, and inferential reasoning in apes," writes Frans de Waal, in this excerpt from his new book Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?
- Opponents of Kansas Schools' Science Standards Lose Legal Battle, Topeka Capital-Journal, April 19, 2016 — Opponents of Kansas' new science standards have lost their legal battle. The group had argued that the science standards were anti-religious and violated their religious rights. The judges in the case found that the plaintiffs did not have legal standing and further noted that the science standards "simply establish performance expectations for what students should know and be able to do at each K-12 grade level." They further noted, "The Standards do not condemn any or all religions and do not target religious believers for disfavored treatment."
- Video: Three Baby Red-Ruffed Lemurs Are Now Frolicking At The National Zoo, DCist, April 20, 2016 — Guys. Baby lemurs. Video of baby lemurs. No, really. Just click.
- Vitellogenin and Common Ancestry, BioLogos, February 1–-April 21, 2016 — In a five-part series, Dennis Venema explains why the remains of vitellogenin gene sequences in the genomes of placental mammals are good evidence for their descent from egg-laying ancestors—and comprehensively debunks creationist claims to the contrary.
- And the Beak Shall Inherit the Earth: Why Did Birds Live When Dinosaurs Died? The Globe and Mail, April 21, 2016 — From alert reader Steve Bowden, a story about research with a hypothesis about why some birds may have survived the event that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs, including an interesting story about how the idea for the research was generated. Another link about the same story from the BBC: Why Did Birds Live While Dinosaurs Died?: It's a Seedy Story, Researchers Say.
- A Candid Mother-Daughter Talk on Parenting in the Age of Climate Change, Huffington Post, April 22, 2016 — A mother/daughter conversation about the issues and ethics of bringing children into a future challenged by climate change.
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Renter's Guide to Indianapolis
The capital of Indiana, Indianapolis is nicknamed "The Crossroads of America," because more highways intersect within its city limits than anywhere else in the United States. Established in 1821, Indianapolis takes its military history very seriously, maintaining the country's biggest collection of war monuments outside of Washington D.C. - but most notably, Indianapolis is an extremely popular American sports destination. Each year the city hosts the Indianapolis 500, the car race also known as the "Indy 500," the world's largest one-day sporting event. Moreover, Indianapolis is also home to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
Indianapolis is the largest city in Indiana, and apart from Chicago, it's the second largest city in the Midwest. Chicago is almost three times the size when compared to Indianapolis, and at 165 miles away, it's about a three-hour drive. The people of Indianapolis are known for possessing a warm Midwestern candor; nearly 60% of the population is white, and approx. 30% is African American.
Indianapolis has four seasons. Hot, humid summers tend to range from 75 to 90 °F, from May through September. The fall and spring seasons are mostly pleasant, although in March and April the weather is known to be a little volatile - occasionally subject to a random heat streak followed by snow a few days later. Winters are cold, from December through February, averaging around 28 °F, with temperatures dipping below 0 °F a handful of days.
Indianapolis, IN Demographics
- Total Population857,637
Female 413,806Male 443,831
- Median Age34.2
Cost of Living in Indianapolis, IN
IndyGo is Indianapolis' publically operated transportation system, which consists of buses that operate on 32 routes with about 4,000 stops, and transport about 10.2 million passengers yearly. A one-way ticket is $1.88 and a monthly pass is $60. The vast majority of people own cars, and the average Indianapolis resident's commute is 23 minutes, lower than the national average of 26 minutes.
A meal for two people in a mid-range restaurant in Indianapolis would cost about $45 (compared to the U.S. average of $50), and lunch in the business district part of town goes for $11. A regular cappuccino is $3.72. The average Indianapolis resident pays $139 for a 915 square ft. apartment, which is a bit cheaper than the U.S. average of $147.
Average Rent in Indianapolis, IN
- Indianapolis, IN Average Rental Price, February 2020 $902 /mo
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Living in Indianapolis
Indy is a city with a fantastic sports culture, lots of outdoor activities, and a great cost of living value. It's often said that Indianapolis is a big city with a small town feel, although for those who are interested in a bustling arts scene, the city may prove somewhat wanting.
Things to do in Indianapolis
When it comes to things to do in Indianapolis, of course, the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the peak event of the year. But there are plenty of other sporting events in Indianapolis year round. Colts fans spend a solid part of the year cheering on their team at Lucas Oil Stadium, and Sports Illustrated has called Victory Field the "best minor league ballpark in America." The NCAA Hall of Champions is an essential stop for any devoted basketball fan.
For music lovers, there are a number of venues that summon the world's greatest performers. Banker's Life Fieldhouse regularly hosts acts like Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga, and the open air Klipsch Music Center sees performances from bands like Dave Matthews and Rascal Flatts. If you're into a less mainstream scene, Hi-Fi is a favorite for alternative shows. And you can't miss the Slippery Noodle Inn, a historic blues venue and restaurant that served as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
And there are many more good bars in Indianapolis where that came from. Sun King Brewing Company is the largest brewery in Indianapolis and a staple for local beer lovers. For a romantic night out, 1933 Lounge is a cozy speakeasy overlooking one of the city's most popular restaurants, St. Elmo's Steakhouse. And if you're ever hungry at the end of a night out, Kilroy's is one of Indianapolis's all-time favorite bars for a nightcap with some late night barbeque.
Indianapolis is also a fantastic place for kids. At a million square feet, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis is actually the world's largest children's museum, and the Indianapolis Zoo is just next door. If it's a rainy day, the IMAX Theater in the Indiana State Museum is always showing educational films, and if there's a budding Picasso in the family, the Indianapolis Art Center has twelve acres of interactive artwork, plus classes on activities like woodworking and painting.
For couples, there are loads of romantic things to do in Indianapolis, from swing dancing on Friday nights at the Fountain Square Theatre to a gondola ride with Old World Gondoliers down the central canal. For a special night out, the Eagle's Nest on the 20th floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel offers panoramic city views, and was named one of the top 50 most romantic restaurants in the nation by Open Table.
When it comes to culture, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art boasts an extensive variety of Native American art, and the Indianapolis Museum of Art has an impressive modern collection. For history buffs, the Indianapolis World War Memorial Plaza and the Soldier's and Sailor's Monument are essential stops on the patriotic tourism circuit.
Indianapolis parks are some of the best in the country. The White River State Park includes the Canal Walk, a verdant promenade for walkers and bikers that winds through downtown Indianapolis. Eagle Creek Park and Marina offers 3,900 acres of land and 1,400 acres of water for water sports and fishing - and even a treetop zip line. Fort Harrison State Park is especially loved for its flowers in the springtime.
The best places to shop in Indianapolis depend on tastes and budgets, but there's something for everyone. The Fashion Mall at Keystone is upscale, anchored by a Nordstrom's and a Saks Fifth Avenue. The Castelton Square Mall is the biggest mall in Indiana, and more affordable with department stores like Sears, J.C. Penny's and Macy's. And for shoppers with more boutique preferences, Mass Ave is an eclectic cultural district where the oldest shoe store in the country can be found, Stout's.
Employment and Economy in Indianapolis
Indianapolis' economy was traditionally based mostly on manufacturing, but in the mid-eighties the city made a conscious decision to invest in Indianapolis as a sports tourism destination, and since that point the primary focus has shifted to retail and services. Hosting sports events and conventions is a large part of Indianapolis's revenue, so the hospitality industry is key - although the insurance sector has maintained deep roots in Indianapolis. Big insurance companies headquartered in Indianapolis include Conesco and Anthem Inc. And due to Indianapolis's central transportation positioning, a lot of companies such as Amazon, Target and Walmart have distribution centers there as well.
Indianapolis, IN Households
- Total Number of Households335,373
Family 184,496Non-family 150,877
Children 94,966No Children 240,407
- Average People Per Household2.51
- Median Household Income$46,442
- Median Housing Costs Per Month$898
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Despite four years of Obama's disastrous economic policy, democrats are attempting to deflect blame from Obama by pretending the economic mess was created by (gasp!) ...Romney? They'll quote their favorite bias liberal news source and spout things like: "Sounds like Romney reeeeeally cares about American jobs..."
|Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the biggest spender of them all?
Below is a real conversation that took place between a misinformed democrat and my brother, Chris. Unbeknownst to the misinformed democrat, Chris just so happens to hold a degree in political science and probably knows more about how the liberal mind works than democrats themselves. After all, the left is always in denial about their true intentions. Only recently under Barack Obama have liberals become more open about their appreciation for socialism.
It's sad, really, but the truth.
So after a random drive by email from a misinformed democrat lands in my brother's inbox, he reads it and is essentially told that it's somehow Romney's fault that our economy is in the tank. Chris then did what any well informed conservative would want to do: He took it upon himself to defend capitalism. No insults. Just the clear, honest facts.
Chris responds to drive-by email: "Blaming Romney for not saving jobs that were already lost?"
Misinformed democrat rants in reply: "To be clear, I do think Romney is part of the problem, but, I blame millionaires like Romney who use their money to create this economic climate."
Chris: "Capitalism isn't the enemy, neither are millionaires. I think this country could use more of both."
This frustrates the misinformed democrat. So he resorts to a liberals most basic defense mechanism: Accuse conservative's of what the left is actually up to.
Misinformed democrat: "You say jobs already lost...? If you think you have a valid point (rather than repeating some buzz phrases), I would love to hear it."
Misinformed democrat doesn't stop there. He continues by regurgitating buzz phrases from liberal campaign commercials:
Companies like VC Bain acquire American companies, take out insurance policies betting against their success (forced failure), inevitably after this forced failure collecting millions in insurance $$$, find cheaper labor in China ((surprise surprise) where workers are paid pennies to the dollar for their labor) ship all these American jobs over-seas (wonder why middle American families can't find work).
|Successful businessman demonized by big government
Chris's response is brilliant, laid out in full, below:
I do have a valid point and will try to remove all buzz phrases from my explanation. I will even try to use your example (Sensata) even though Romney was 6 years removed from Bain by the time they acquired the business.
So you don't like private equity firms in general, including the people running those companies. Why? There is nothing immoral about what these institutions do. I don't think you and I will agree on that. You said it yourself, "fuck capitalism." Regardless, I will attempt to help you understand where I am coming from when I said jobs were already lost. It all has to do with the concept of "creative destruction." I sent you the link to a very good explanation of how creative destruction benefits society. You either disagreed with the concept, didn't read it, or didn't understand it. Which is it?
Companies come to Bain when they need capital. It means they are either in trouble or need help growing. By the time Bain steps in the purchase a company (i.e. provide capital), the underlying business model is either on the verge of bankruptcy or is otherwise unhealthy. In the US our expensive labor costs have forced businesses and factories to make unavoidable tough choices. That means the jobs are already at risk of being lost unless the business can be saved. That's why I suggested the jobs were already lost. Not every business is savable (hence the need for insurance). If a business is pulling in profits hand over fist they don't need Bain's money to survive. Companies need private equity firms to survive and grow and there's nothing immoral about the relationship.
Private equity firms acquire companies (not just American) ONLY if they think they can make money from the acquisition. There's few exceptions (like tax shelters – perfectly legal and nothing immoral). It's also common and necessary to take out insurance policies on large financial investments. When you have millions of dollars at risk it's insane not to hedge your bets, that's something most companies do. The insurance company selling the insurance policy doesn't do it out of the kindness of their hearts. Their goal is to make money selling the insurance. They don't make money insuring "forced failures." That's why they use actuaries and teams of researchers to evaluate business plans, financial numbers, and market conditions to assess risk. How much Bain is charged for the insurance policy is based on the riskiness of the plan. Both parties in this transaction are acting in their own interests. There's nothing immoral about the insurance policies.
If you disagree with this then I'm not convinced you understand the role private equity plays in the economy, or perhaps you disagree with the merits of what they do for society. When you complain about shipping jobs overseas it ignores the fact that the economy isn't a zero-sum game. When assets are re-allocated (sold) overseas, the money made from the sale is redirected to fund more companies pursuing profits (and creating new jobs along the way). Some companies fail, but one way or another the private equity firm is going to extract the remaining value of the failed business and re-risk it on new business ventures and opportunities. Out with the old, in with the new. That's creative destruction and there's nothing immoral about it.
Even though I hate arguing against anecdotal evidence like this I looked into Sensata, apparently Texas Instruments sold the company to Bain in 2006 (around 6 years after Romney left Bain.) So why did TI sell if it was such a great business? Private equity firms get involved when companies are in trouble. Texas Instruments wouldn't have sold Sensata if they were making too much money from the business unit. Sensata may be the "standalone global leader in sensors and controls", their products may be the most advanced on the market, but unless their profit margins are growing the business is considered unhealthy. Anything less than growing profit margins will result in stagnation and decline. Society is much better off allowing the private equity firms to purchase and reallocate business resources because it ultimately ends up funding and creating newer and modern jobs. The dollars Bain made by selling assets overseas could be the same dollars funding Aaron Averbuch's startup company. Not only is there nothing immoral about it, but the organic nature of the markets cyclical process requires no government intervention or taxpayer subsidies to create new jobs.
When government intervenes and attempts to save jobs it almost always backfires (SEE: GM). Instead of going out of business (or reorganizing the business in bankruptcy court), inefficient (and politically connected) producers hang on, at a high cost to consumers or taxpayers. Right now our economy is flush with crony capitalism, government and businesses are trading favors based on personal relationships and political connections instead of profitable enterprise. When government intervenes to pick the winners and losers, the losers end up producing at a cost to taxpayers instead of producing for a profit for themselves and paying taxes into the system. And the "winners" end up going out of business because their competitors have the unfair advantage of a helping hand from the government. That is immoral and worthy of criticism because it removes the incentive for entrepreneurs to risk assets creating new businesses. This is what is creating our dismal economic climate and explains why middle American families can't find work.
Millionaires like Romney put their money back into the market. If you want to get mad at millionaires, direct it towards the ones that sit on their money instead of risking it on new businesses creating jobs. Private equity firms in the US are not inherently evil or immoral, they also DON'T have the ability to create an economic climate like you suggest. Gov't policies, monetary policy, tax policy, and international trade policy all play a much larger role in shaping the economic climate than a private equity firm. Since Romney has not been in a position to shape any of these policy arenas I find it difficult to understand how you can blame him or private equity in general for the economic climate. Govt housing policy, govt mandated mortgage-lending standards, and loose monetary policy is what fueled the housing boom and the bust in 2008. Not private equity.
|"If you've got a business, you didn't build that! Somebody else made it happen."
Misinformed democrat is shocked, totally dismayed. Bitter, vitriolic anger at capitalism overwhelms him.
Misinformed democrat: "Immorality in private equity exists."
And Chris defends:
Explain to me where the immorality in private equity exists. At what point does the private equity firm become the evil monster you see. You claim everything I wrote is just my opinion, but I don't think that's true. I only stated whether I thought it was immoral or not, the rest of the explanation was not opinionated at all. I explained step by step what happens when private equity takes over a company. What am I wrong about?
If immorality exists in one of these common business practices please elaborate. Or is your assertion that the individual steps on their own are not immoral, but the ultimate consequence of losing jobs is immoral?
You wanted to bring up how Bain loads these companies up with massive amounts of debt before the "forced failure," but that ignores the fact that SOMEONE had to loan the company the money. Did Bain dupe the bank that secured the business loan to the company?
When does the immoral behavior occur?
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they risk capital investing in a business?
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they secure a business loan from a bank? (load them up with debt…?)
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they buy an insurance policy to hedge their bet? (Forced failure…?)
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they collect on the policy? (Business fails despite the capital injection…?)
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they are forced to deal with the carcass of a failed business (selling factory assets overseas…?)
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral because they couldn't save a business? Because they didn't try hard enough? Because they were able to make a profit regardless of the jobs lost?
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral when they extract the remaining value of the failed business and re-risk it on new business ventures and opportunities?
- Is the Private Equity firm immoral because they did not seek government handouts to subsidize an inefficient business model?
- Does immorality exist in the economic pain experienced by the town with the closed factory? Because the private equity firm does not share the economic pain? Would it matter whether the employees received severance packages when the factory was closed?
Capitalism isn't the problem, it's the solution.
Guest post from "iChris," (@iRidiculous).
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What is Event Marketing?
Event marketing describes the process of developing a themed exhibit, display, or presentation to promote a product, service, cause, or organization leveraging in-person engagement. Events can occur online or offline, and can be participated in, hosted, or sponsored. The promotion of these activities can occur through various inbound and outbound marketing techniques.
Why Is Event Marketing Important?
In today's buyer-empowered world, marketers need to seize every opportunity to build relationships, generate goodwill, and earn the trust of prospective buyers and customers. The modern consumer wants more than a pitch when evaluating solutions or making purchasing decisions. Events offer a unique opportunity for them to interact with brands to get a firsthand sense of a company's focus, perspective, and personality. Event marketing needs to be an integral part of the demand generation mix, and a strategic combination of offline and online events are essential to any company's bottom line.
"The business school environment is highly competitive. Marketo offers the tools we need to create a seamless, engaging and interactive experience for potential students. With a single view of all of our activities, we can now identify which campaigns and channels generate the most applications and enrollments. With Marketo, we are set up for success."
- Patsy Torres, Senior Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions, George Washington University [Source]
The Impact of Event Marketing
Events must be memorable to make an impact. Of course the desired impact depends on your goals, but most companies want events to be more than just a staged advertisement for their brand. When done well, events have the power to create a lasting and powerful impression of all that your company can deliver. By allowing people to experience and interact with your company, product or service while participating in an event, you are connecting with potential buyers.
"Not all events are created equal. Companies must consider live events an extension of their brand and content marketing and build events that really engage. For me that means thinking about the customer experience you REALLY want to portray. A 6x6 static stand is unlikely to meet that need!"
- Craig Hanna, EVP North America, Econsultancy, @Cragster
"Marketo had a grasp on exactly what we were trying to accomplish, from lead generation to marketing automation to streamlining our event process."
- Andrew Devlin, Communications Specialist, Brinker Capital
According to the 2012 IDC Tech Marketing Benchmarks Study, on average event marketing constitutes 1/5 of the marketing budget, which is a pretty sizeable percentage.
Four Reasons to Use Event Marketing
Companies choose to participate in an event for various reasons. A small company may want the exposure that a live webinar can provide, while a large company may need the face-to-face interaction that a tradeshow affords. Take a look at a chart from BtoB Magazine's State of Event marketing, to see the top goals for attending events.
1. Branding and Awareness
A key reason for a business to participate in an event is to establish and build its brand. Event marketing allows your company to cultivate and express its identity firsthand. Through events, you gain the perfect venue to share your ideas, thoughts, and name in the exact manner you want to present them.
"Don't forget that members of the media usually attend industry events. The event organizer can often give you a list of journalists and editors who will be at the event. Reach out to them in advance and schedule a meeting […] which often can result in a feature article that highlights your company and gets the sales reps' phones ringing."
- Ken Gaebler, CEO, Walker Sands, @WalkerSands
2. Lead Generation
Another important reason businesses choose to participate in an event is to generate leads. And what better way to do so than to be part of an event where your target demographic is present? The right event allows your company to interact with a group of prospects that already have an interest in who you are and what you do.
"In these days of social media, face-to-face content can really enhance your online connection with your potential customers. Make sure you are using the Twitter hashtags regularly and watch the social media marketing that happens for the event on Facebook so you can comment on the posts and gain visibility with other attendees before the event."
- Andrea Vahl, co-author of Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies, AndreaVahl.com, @AndreaVahl
3. Customer Engagement and Upsell
Events offer an unparalleled level of customer engagement, with an opportunity for positive personal interaction that builds loyalty. Plus, every marketer knows that companies can realize the biggest ROI on their marketing dollars by retaining and growing existing customers. The challenge is to gain the attention of your customers amid the distractions of daily work. At events, you enjoy the chance to upsell customers by introducing them to products and services that they may not know about—or may not realize could address their needs.
"It's easy to fall back on the same type of event over and over again. Stepping out of your box will help you inspire and connect with your existing audience in a new and refreshing way. It will likely also increase the chance of attracting new attendees, participants and evangelists."
- Pam Moore, CEO / Founder, Marketing Nutz, @PamMktgNut
4. Education
Most people attend events to network and be educated. Both are powerful draws in their own ways. No matter what type of event you are at, it is critical to impart knowledge that the audience will value—and that sets your company apart.
Common Types of Event Marketing
Events come in a large variety of flavors, and can be held in countless venues, whether online or off. Below are some common types of events you can expect to participate in.
Online Events
Online events connect presenters and participants through a web-based interface. Common types of online events include webinars, virtual events, and live streaming events. Online events are often less costly than in-person events and can enable you to easily reach geographically dispersed audience.
Webinars revolve around presentations, discussions, or workshops that are delivered via the web. They can happen in real-time or on-demand, and typically last from 30-60 minutes. Real-time webinars enable interaction among participants, provide the opportunity to receive and discuss information on a topic that is presented through web-based conferencing tools. Real-time webinars can be interactive on many levels, and typically allow attendees to ask questions directly to presenters.
Virtual Events
Virtual events enable individuals in different locations to participate in a virtual environment that has the look and feel of an offline event, by combining education, networking, and interactive features. Participants visit a virtual booth where they can collect materials, meet the staff, ask questions, and even pick up some virtual swag. These programs tend to happen in real-time for all participants.
Live Streaming Events
These are live events that you can stream to your viewers. You can conduct these with a simple webcam or employ a full production crew for higher quality broadcasting. Applications such as Livestream and Ustream, as well as new options like Google+ Hangouts, offer a live service that allows you to fully stream, record, and engage your audience with chat and social media functionality.
Physical Events
Offline events require physical attendance and interactions take place in person. While they often require more investment than virtual events, offline events allow face-to-face relationship building. Don't underestimate the impact a handshake or a personal meeting can make on a prospect or customer.
A tradeshow is a physical gathering of individuals in a particular industry or profession in a forum that typically features numerous companies in a specific market. A business may sponsor or participate in a tradeshow to show off a product or simply to network and strengthen its presence in a market.
Conferences are often company-specific marketing events that gather attendees for the purpose of delivering information such as a user summit. These events tend to be on the larger side, and are held by companies for training or educational purposes.
The term seminar is usually used to describe smaller meetings, roadshows, or field events. Some seminars are set up similar to a classroom lecture, where an expert shares information with the audience in a traditional more formal style. Others are styled as roadshows, where marketers take their company's message out to the public or to employees or partners.
Breakfasts, Lunches, and Dinners
These are typically smaller, more targeted events. They can be both customer and prospect focused. These events are usually very intimate with 8-10 people, or can be larger with 50 or more attendees. For the smaller functions, these tend to be high level and provide executives a private setting for networking. On a larger scale, breakfasts, lunches, and dinners can include thought leadership presentations as part of the event.
7 Secrets to Events That Outperform Expectations
Since events are such a large part of your marketing mix, you want to make sure that you are thinking about all the details. Here are 7 secrets to make sure that your events are consistently outperforming expectations.
1. Set realistic and targeted goals up front.
ROI is not just something you consider after the event, you must plan for ROI from the outset and continue measuring ROI after the event. Your goals should not be limited to only registration and attendance models. The best goals will get into pipeline and revenue impact.
Build a model up-front to understand the sensitivities of your event ROI based on various metrics. For instance, if you hold an event that is well-attended by the wrong people, you will increase your costs without impacting revenue. Your model may show that the percentage of qualified attendees tends to be a high indicator of success (this sensitivity may only be relevant for physical events, as virtual events are less costly).
You also want to use the model to understand potential scenarios, ie., best case, worst case, and risk. By preparing for all of these, you can proactively identify and manage risks up front. The best event programs incorporate intentional measurement strategies in advance, that means you should define what, when, and how you will measure during your initial planning phase so you have a benchmark to work with.
2. Incorporate a strong theme and be creative.
Whether you are partaking in a virtual or physical event, delivering a cohesive look and feel helps create a seamless brand experience. Even with a virtual event you will have to think about how your booth looks, how you present your collateral, and what sort of contests you might want to incorporate. Hold a brainstorming session with your team to come up with viable ideas. And remember to think about all of the potential elements such as booth staffing uniforms, promotional materials, swag, and other collateral.
It's not enough to just have a presence at an event. In a sea of vendors, how do you make your booth a smashing success? You want to create a presence that compels someone to stop, not just walk by. Consider using games or interactive tools as a way to pique the interest of attendees. Cool swag giveaways are also a great way to entice someone to enter.
3. Include multiple touches in your promotion.
When putting so much time and energy into planning your event, you want to make sure that you do the promotion right. To generate the highest amount of registrants, you need a mix of email, social, public relations, and other types of paid promotions to get the biggest bang for your buck. By communicating with your audience early and often leading up to the event, you will have a better turnout as your event will be top of mind for your attendees.
Finding the right number of times for email promotions for an event has a great deal to do with the type of event you are promoting. For a larger tradeshow you should send a series of promotional emails starting roughly a month before the event, and spaced a week or so apart from one another to allow people to plan accordingly. Take a look at a sample event multi-touch promotional schedule:
4. Segment your promotions to reach the right audience
No matter what sort of promotion you are using, segmentation is vital to getting the right attendees registered for your event. Make sure you spend time on data quality to ensure that the lists can be reused in the future. For segmentation you want to focus on demographics like:
- Job title
- Company
- Industry
- Location
"The most overlooked strategy when segmenting promotions is the testing of marketing messages. Test a variety of different messages before pushing out your entire campaign. Will your audience respond better to messages about giveaways, educational clinics or product testing? You don't know until you test."
- Teri Ross, Digital Marketing Strategist, yourCMTO, @yourCMTO
5. Include Social Media in Your Event Plans
Being active on social networks before, during, and after your event is crucial for success. Since events are in real-time, attendees often use social networks to engage with other participants in a live environment. Here are a few channels you should think about engaging attendees through:
- Twitter: Twitter is a powerful tool for not only marketing and promoting your events, but also engaging and connecting with the attendees in real-time. You will want to set up a hashtag, schedule a series of tweets, build twitter lists, and remember to live tweet.
- Facebook: Because Facebook is so visual, it is a great place to promote your events using eye-catching graphics. Begin posting 2-3 weeks before events and use a mix of custom graphics, memes, and images taken at the event to encourage attendees to register.
- Google+: The Google+ events feature allows users to send out customized invitations and syncs with Google calendar when a user confirms. You can also leverage Google Hangouts to get influencers, prospects, customers, and other attendees in the same place discussing event highlights.
- LinkedIn: Use LinkedIn to promote your registration page and use LinkedIn groups to get some additional traction.
- Foursquare: Leverage foursquare at en event to drive traffic to a physical location while using gamification to build buzz.
6. Be the first to follow-up with attendees and non-attendees alike.
Making sure of proper event follow-up will set you apart from the competition and keep you fresh in the minds of your prospects. Always plan your follow-up strategy before the event begins—email follow-ups should be written and designed, offers should be decided on, and any other call-downs should be planned.
Here are the steps you should consider when designing your follow-up campaigns:
- Lead List and Qualification: The lead list is a critical aspect of any event and lists should be created either directly after the show or every night after the exhibit hall closes.
- Email Follow-up: All email follow-ups should be written before the event takes place. Reading event synopsis, session descriptions, and blog posts will help you craft the email messaging.
- Lead Nurturing and Scoring: Lead nurturing and scoring are critical for a comprehensive event lead management strategy. Continue engaging event attendees through lead nurturing, and score new leads appropriately after events.
7. Base measurement around proving ROI.
When it comes to measuring ROI, every company is unique in their level of sophistication and what they want to track. But where do you start? Below are three different levels of measurements.
Good: Basic Progression Measurement
By measuring the progression statuses of your attendees, you can determine metrics such as invited, registered, attended, and no show. Make sure you are measuring these basic metrics, if nothing else.
Better: Leads by Category
In addition to your basic progression statuses, you should be measuring leads by where they are in your revenue cycle and lead category. In other words, how attractive are these attendees to you? In the chart below you can see that there were 1,433 attendees to one of Marketo's recent Roadshow events. Of those, 669 were people we considered in-profile prospects worthy of pipeline development, 32 were current leads, 130 were current opportunities, and 408 were current customers. The ROI of the event will be different for each of these categories: pipeline creation, deal acceleration, and up-sell/retention.
Best: Pipeline Measurements
Of the people who attended your show, you ideally want to determine how many opportunities were created, how much pipeline, how many were closed/won and for how bookings, and cost per opportunity (CPO). The event should only get credit for pipeline if the opportunities were created after the event attendance dates. Bookings should only count if the deal was won after the attendance dates. And the ultimate event marketing success measurement is pipeline-to-spend—how much pipeline can be allocated to the event divided by what you invested in the event.
5 Event Marketing Mistakes to Avoid
You need to cover lots of details when it comes to events, and the best way to do that is to be over-prepared. That said, it is easy to make mistakes when planning or hosting an event. Here are some common ones to avoid and some ways that you can be as prepared as possible:
1. Going in Blind
Make sure you plan, plan, plan, and plan some more! Set proper expectations for the event, including training your staff, reviewing messaging, and doing your research on the exhibitors prior to arriving. Details matter. Events are a big investment, so make sure that everyone is on top of their game and you know all of the detail prior to the actual event.
"Have a plan and a backup plan and a crisis escalation plan. Decide who can make what kinds of decisions on the fly and make sure everyone knows the backup plan as well. And always have walkie-talkies in addition to cell phones - cell coverage can get rapidly overwhelmed at events and you have to have a back up."
- Katrina Klier, Katrinaklier.com, @katrinaklier
2. Not Knowing How Much Staff You Need
Ever attended a tradeshow where you feel like the staff outnumbers the attendees? Nothing looks worse than having booth staff standing around and doing nothing. Not only does it decrease your productivity, it also cuts down on the amount of real estate you have to hold a conversation with your prospects. And it just looks plain bad. On the other end of the spectrum, you want to make sure you have enough resources to effectively represent your company and engage with attendees.
3. Forgetting Relevant Conversations
This is a tough one, since there is so much going on at an event. How can you remember everything that was said if you had a good conversation with a very viable prospect? Make sure each and every staff member logs the key points of each conversation. You can do this on the back of a business card, a sheet of paper that you can staple to the business card, and many iPad scanners now have the ability to save conversations directly in the app. This will make it easy for you to insert notes into your CRM system for targeted follow-up based on your conversation.
4. Missing Deadlines
We all know that tradeshows are expensive. The cost of missing discount deadlines will come back to bite you in the place that hurts most—your wallet. Many events offer early bird specials for registration, shipping, hotels, A/V, etc. If you procrastinate you may end of paying double the price. So plan early, and make sure you stay on top of all deadlines.
5. Not Standing Out from the Crowd
It doesn't matter if you have the best looking booth—if it doesn't draw traffic you likely won't be returning to the even next year. What have you done to promote your presence at the event? Think of ways to create buzz. This can be in the form of social media, swag, games or contests, etc. Remember, other exhibitors and sponsors at the event are trying to connect with the same audience. Make sure you give that audience a reason to seek you out.
"Plan for some engaging (and non-intimidating) ways to attract people to your both that go deeper than just collecting business cards. Try things like making cookies in a toaster oven. The smell alone will stop people. I've seen photobooths and other fun activities as ways to get people to stop and see what's going on."
- Lisa Gerber, owner and founder, Big Leap Creative Integrated Communications, @lisagerber


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The ACLU of North Carolina sent a letter to its members and suporters today asking them to urge their state representatives and senators to uphold Gov. McCrory's veto of controversial drug testing legislation. This is from the letter:
"In announcing his veto, Gov. McCrory called H.B. 392 'a recipe for government overreach and unnecessary government intrusion … that is not a smart way to combat drug abuse.' We agree.
H.B. 392 does nothing to rehabilitate people who test positive for drugs. But it would open the door to costly and unnecessary government intrusions into the physical privacy of North Carolinians who need public assistance to care for their families. It would also force people in need to pay up front for their urine test, likely deterring many families from even applying.
Our state and federal constitutions protect the privacy and dignity of all North Carolinians against unreasonable searches, and all available evidence has shown that welfare applicants are no more likely to use drugs than the general public. Forcing North Carolinians who need public assistance to care for their families to pay up front for an invasive test without reasonable suspicion of drug use would be cruel, costly, and constitutionally suspect."
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Bert L. Wilson
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Appointed in 1981
Born May 22, 1921, at Flaxton, N.D. Graduate of Bowbells High School. Attended Valley City State College, Bismarck State College, University of North Dakota with General Business major; L.L.B. and J.D. University of North Dakota. Lt.j.g. U.S. Naval Reserve in World War II; served in both theaters of war; D-Day at Normandy, Rhineland; ended service in Okinawa. In general practice with father in Bowbells and practiced law in Burke County for 30 years. Burke County State's Attorney 1953-1978. County Judge of Increased Jurisdiction of Williams County 1979-1981. Appointed District Judge November 30, 1981, by Governor Allen I. Olson. Elected 1982 and 1988. Retired 1991. Served as a Surrogate Judge 1991-2000. Member, Lutheran Church, American Legion, Lions, Masons, Scottish Rite, Shrine, Eastern Star, State and National Bar, Judicature Society. Married Beatrice Aune in 1946. Five children: Nancy McCann, Shelley Kilgore, James, Tammy Post, and Thomas.


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Fan-tastic artwork Carmen
Best. Crhistmas. ever.
You are a goddess among mortals, Carmen!
Cute Carmen :3 I wish I was JB now you seriously have like the best style ever though really
he won't be gentle
Carmen, making gifts for the cool people since 1992
Damn, is JB gay or something?
that third picture looks almost EXACTLY like me...
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No I'm not gay YanYang, it's just a funny IRC joke
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She IS santa. (you just didn't need to know...)
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Loud music killing compared to Trayvon Martin case | Crime
ATLANTA -- The fatal shooting of a Florida teenager who was listening to loud music in a car is drawing comparisons to the Trayvon Martin case, but there are some stark differences.
RELATED | Man accused of killing teen over loud music
There are several witnesses to this shooting, and the man accused of killing Jordan Davis at a Jacksonville, Fla., gas station was arrested almost immediately.
In the Martin case, neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman wasn't arrested until more than a month after the shooting.
Michael David Dunn faces a murder charge. Police say Dunn opened fire after telling Davis and his friends to turn down their music. Dunn's attorney says he shot in self-defense.
Davis' funeral will be held in Powder Springs on Saturday.


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Friday, April 15, 2011
Hot-Process Soap Success
We love it!!!
It's quite a bit softer than I thought it would be--I don't know if that's because it could stand to be cured for a while longer, or because of my recipe. Even going through the soap at a bar a week, though, each homemade bar is still cheaper than the cheapest soap at the store, and the ingredients are completely natural, AND it smells delightfully of cinnamon and geranium essential oils, with just a touch of lavender.
In other news, Matt has been gone for most of the week as part of the jury for a high-profile local trial, the murder of an IU assistant professor. It was hard, and upsetting, and stressful, both for Matt to be there and for me to be at home and not know when he's coming home, and to hear people on both sides trash-talking what the jury would supposedly do and think. The jury deliberated for twelve hours, they did their job well and returned a fair verdict, and then they went home to their worried families. Thank goodness it's over.
5 comments:
- Teresa Robeson said...
Congrats on your soap success! Natural is wonderful, but if you ever want some fragrance oils, I've got a few small bottles that you can have. I just don't care for the particular scents too much.
Glad the trial is done and Matt's home!
- April 15, 2011 at 4:58 PM
- Julie said...
Wow, you've got me interested . . .
- April 15, 2011 at 9:00 PM
- Teresa Robeson said...
The scents are Pumpkin Pie, Pumpkin Spice and Hollyberry. I might have a couple more of something else to give you if you're interested. These are from Brambleberry and have no pthalates.
- April 15, 2011 at 10:20 PM
- julie said...
Oooh, pumpkin-y pumpkin! Heck, yeah, I want to try those out! I already know that I def want to make soap for Christmas presents this year, so that would be perfect.
- April 16, 2011 at 9:48 AM
- Teresa Robeson said...
Julie, sorry...was off blogging for a month. I have to get together with "Cake" soon and can get them to her to give to you.
- May 29, 2011 at 10:49 PM


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Finally I got some time to view another lesson of B&B. I loved it, so nice all those interactions, to hear the questions asked and to hear some tips. I had to write some down! Jana, thanks for this wonderful lesson. I had much fun creating this layout. Now up to lesson 3!
Credits to:
* Katie Pertiet:
- Fairmont solids
- Artistry de Azul
- Lightly Letter Box
- Watercolor Neutrals
* Studio Double D:
- Layer Works #61 (DelightTag/KP_LooselyLabeledNo5)
* Ali Edwards:
- Love Wordart
* Cathy Zielske:
- Typesets Hello 1
* Erica Zwart:
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Mom's Perfect Fit Shirt
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Wow you are so talented at making clothes! Love it!!! I wish I could sew knit like that :pReplyDelete
The neckline sits beautifully, Mira... very impressive!ReplyDelete
I love this. thanks so much for the pattern. I have a link party on Wednesdays, and I would love it if you would link this and any other posts. It is called Wednesdays Adorned From Above Link Party. It runs from Wednesday to Sundays.ReplyDelete
I hope to see you there. I am your newest follower, and I would love for your to follow me also. Have a great Day.
Debi Bolocofsky
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Very cute!!! I love the cut of the shirt and the ruffled up sleeves are so fun. I wish that ruffle idea didn't take as long as it does sometimes or I would make everything all ruffled. Hehee...ReplyDelete
I just did a tshirt resize and that an interesting feat for me to accomplish!
Take care!
I wanted to make something similar for Thanks for sharing this.ReplyDelete
So cute! I'm always looking for new t-shirt patterns to try. Love the stripes!ReplyDelete
This is the fit I need in a t-shirt now! I would like them in long sleeves. Thank you for pattern and pics.ReplyDelete
I am going to try this t-shirt, I love how you made the pattern !!ReplyDelete
just printed and cut the pattern out and then the fabric....not sure this can be a XL, it doesn't seem to be as large as in the pictureReplyDelete


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A Commentary To Help You Craft Better Sermons
If you're a preacher or teacher, your work is only half done when you've finished exegeting a passage. Next you face the daunting task of organizing what you've discovered into a meaningful sermon or lesson. Unfortunately, most commentaries focus on helping with the task of exegesis, but do little to help with the challenge of communication. The Exploring Commentary Series by John Phillips is different: it focuses on presenting the books it covers in a way that can be easily communicated with others.
First, Phillips organizes his commentaries around extensive alliterative outlines of each book. If your congregation expects you to alliterate every point and subpoint of your sermon, Phillips' outlines alone will be an enormous help. Here's an example of how Phillips outlines the book of Mark:
Even if you're not a big fan of such extensive use of alliteration, you'll likely find that Phillips' outlines help you divide a passage up into individual sermons or lessons, present the passage in a way your listeners can understand, and avoid getting side-tracked by minor points and rabbit trails.
In addition to his gift for outlining the books he covers, Phillips also has an engaging narrative style. He weaves helpful background information together with interesting stories and illustrations in a way that draws the reader into the text rather than taking the reader's focus off of the text.
For example, when commenting on Romans 1:20, Phillips quotes Longfellow to illustrate the power of nature to reveal God. He then follows it up with a quote by F. W. Boreham discussing the self-deception of the man who claims that "he does not need a church in order to worship. He finds God in nature." Boreham's point is that such a man finds God only in nature's beauty and must conveniently ignore its cruelty—a point which Phillips then goes on to illustrate with a poem by Robert Louis Stephenson. Phillips finally draws this discussion to a close in a way that clearly reinforces the message of Romans 1:20.
Phillips' commentaries read like the kinds of sermons and Bible lessons we would all like to hear. Preachers and teachers would do well to soak in the richness of Phillips' narrative style.
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A milky poop sack occurs when a person has consumed a generous amount of dairy; which causes a mucus
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Anniversary march takes on a serious tone
- In 1963%2C people were galvanized by the killing of Medgar Evers by a white supremacist
- The original march helped shift matters forward
- People have a spirit of action in them for the anniversary march%2C Jesse Jackson says
Fifty years ago, crowds came together in the 95-degree Washington heat to push for civil rights legislation and draw attention to the need for jobs, equality in the work industry and a better minimum wage.
Now, 50 years after the 1963 March on Washington, civil rights advocates are reeling from the death of one major part of the Voting Rights Act and the acquittal of a former neighborhood watch volunteer in the shooting death of an unarmed black teen in Florida. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission now exists, but its workload remains busy. The minimum wage is higher, of course, but advocates maintain it's not high enough for people to earn a living.
People have a spirit of action in them for the anniversary march, said Jesse Jackson, founder and president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition and participant in the original march.
In 1963, people were galvanized by the June 12 killing of NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers in Jackson, Miss., by a white supremacist. Now, the February 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin and the acquittal of George Zimmerman in mid-July are on people's minds, Jackson said.
"Everything about this gathering takes on a serious tone of fighting," Jackson said. "We're not just looking back and reflecting."
The Supreme Court's June ruling eliminating federal preclearance of voting regulations, a major portion of the Voting Rights Act, will be a focus of the march this time around, NAACP CEO Benjamin Jealous said. As it did the last time, the march message will target federal lawmakers and official Washington, Jealous said.
"People say, 'Well, why are you marching on Washington?' There is an urgent and bipartisan consensus to restore Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act," Jealous said. "That's the No. 1 reason to come to Washington."
To set the stage, 1963 was a tumultuous year but in a more violent way than 2013, said Melanie Campbell, president and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation.
Among numerous incidents, activist Fannie Lou Hamer was beaten savagely by police in a Winona, Miss., jail, and four little girls died in a bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. The race conflict was raw and activists introduced themselves to one another by their hometowns and the protests in which they had been arrested, Jackson said.
The original march helped shift matters forward and place issues in people's faces, said Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League. People were focused on the women's movement, the War on Poverty and other issues.
"It was an entire time of activism," Morial said.
The march and King's "I Have a Dream" speech were seminal moments that people needed, Jackson said.
With that "magnificent address … he lifted our sights beyond our pain," Jackson said. "We went back South determined to heal our pain."
America has changed in 50 years, but in some ways, issues have shifted sideways, not necessarily forward, civil rights advocates say.
According to The Sentencing Project, a non-profit advocacy group based in Washington, more than 60% of people in prison are racial and ethnic minorities. According to a 2011 report in Health Affairs, poor and minority communities are more likely to be affected by a growing trend in closing trauma centers.
Today, the cost of education is out of the reach of the poor, and credit card debt is higher for the poor, Jackson also points out.
"Fifty years later, we are free but not equal," Jackson said. "Fifty years ago, we couldn't use a single public toilet. We couldn't buy ice cream at Howard Johnson's. That was the issue at that time. Now it's disparity gaps. The misery index is on the rise, and there's a reason to fight for issues."


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On Wednesday, a manufacturer of "Whole Foods" announced that it plans to build a store in the poorest and most dangerous section of Chicago.
The Englewood neighborhood, 10 miles south of downtown, experienced a 40% increase in homicides last year. "Boarded up homes are on the rise and fresh food options are limited," according to co-chief executive Walter Rabe.
"Just because you are poor and you may be inclined to kill people, you should have access to Chateua Briand with Korean Kim Chi glaze," according to Mr. Rabe. "Living in a boarded up neighborhood should not preclude you from being able to enjoy a crème caramel duo mouse shot after dinner. And we are committed to ensuring that no one is deprived of Organic Sonoma Spelt Bread because they don't have the money to buy it because they spent all their money on crack."
"We have asked the people of Englewood what they want," Mr. Rabe said, "because we want to serve the neighborhood's needs. Mache rosettes and cajun remoulade, we can do. We can also do the locally-sourced organic vegan toilet paper. Just can't do the Oxycontin."


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By Kate Gibson, MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stocks on Wednesday fell sharply after a two-session rally as negotiations to avoid deep spending cuts and tax hikes seemed to hit an especially rocky spot.
President Barack Obama told a news conference that Republicans find it "very hard" to say yes to him, while a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in Congress, called the White House "irrational."
But Tim Leach, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, said such heated back-and-forth is to be expected. "The tension is going to rise, and we're probably going to experience some of those uncomfortable silences from both parties. That is going to raise anxiety in the marketplace," said Leach.
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Retreating from a two-month high, the Dow Jones Industrial Average /zigman2/quotes/210598065/realtime DJIA +0.36% fell 98.99 points, or 0.7%, to 13,251.97.
The S&P 500 Index /zigman2/quotes/210599714/realtime SPX +0.45% shed 10.98 points, or 0.8%, to 1,435.81, with telecommunications hardest hit among its 10 industry sectors.
General Motors Co. /zigman2/quotes/205226835/composite GM +1.12% jumped 6.6% after the auto maker said it would buy 200 million shares of its stock from the U.S. Treasury, part of the government's plan to sell all of its stake in the firm.
Oracle Corp. /zigman2/quotes/202180826/composite ORCL +0.81% climbed 3.7% a day after the software company reported profit and sales that surpassed Wall Street's expectations. Read: Oracle on hiring spree, sees 'budget flush'
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Our Trading Deck has been home to a spirited debate over whether we're in for a crash.
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The Nasdaq Composite Index /zigman2/quotes/210598365/realtime COMP +0.52% shed 10.17 points, or 0.3%, to 3,044.36.
Decliners outran advancers on the New York Stock Exchange, where nearly 751 million shares traded. Composite volume exceeded 3.8 billion.
The price of oil rose for a fourth session, with crude futures /zigman2/quotes/209723478/delayed CLF23 0.00% up $1.58, or 1.8%, to settle at $89.51 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Dan Pfeiffer, the White House communications director, said President Obama would veto a tax and spending plan offered by Speaker Boehner. See: What's in Boehner's 'Plan B' — and what's not.
"The proposal from the Ohio Republican would give millionaires a tax break of $50,000, while eliminating tax cuts that 25 million students and families struggling to make ends meet depend on," Pfeiffer said in a statement.
Equities furthered their fall after Boehner said the House would vote Thursday on his plan B, which would hike tax rates on income over $1 million, instead of the $400,000 threshold proposed in Obama's latest offer.
"Everything is vulnerable in the face of the fiscal cliff. With all aspects of the economy, any momentum we see today would be gone tomorrow if we go over the cliff," said Elizabeth Ptacek, senior credit real-estate analyst at KeyBank.
Ahead of the market open, the government reported construction on new homes fell 3% while building permits climbed 3.6% in November.
"Most were expecting a slight decline, and this was more than we expected. But I don't think it changes the story, reflected in the permit data, that bodes well for construction in coming months," Ptacek said.


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Filey Golf Club
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