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1940 Ford
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1940 Fords are always popular... but they're seldom as good looking as this slick black coupe with a powerful small block V8, custom A/C interior, and plenty of brightwork in all the right places. It reminds you that business coupes turned hot rods are great because they present the perfect attitude. They try to pretend to be practical with a large trunk, but it is only a matter of time before they reveal the beast within.
Here's your favorite moonshiner. The extended trunks of these cars were a favorite of liquor-running outlaws, and in this case, the this one has a slick and dark presentation that's perfect for slipping through the midnight air. Then again, with all mirror-like brightwork on the bumpers, grille, headlights, and running the full-length of the body, you'll easily reflect any spotlights. But more than just the cool moonshiner legacy, you want this one because it was the last year for this generation of Ford coupes. By 1941, they would carry a softer design language with a more rounded front end and less pronounced fenders. So this aggressively sharp-nosed coupe has always been the perfect one to get the hot rod treatment. This speedy image is heightened by the forward leaning stance and wider rear tires on those Weld Racing wheels. It makes this one look like it is just itching to sprint, even when standing still.
Inside it feels like no expense was spared to give this businessman's coupe plenty of modern convenience. A custom gray and mauve setup adds a thoughtful two-tone from the door panels, to the carpeting, to the trunk with an included spare. In fact, if you want to judge the quality of a build, just look at the detail work that went into the trunk. It's fully-finished and now includes a matching battery box cover and TV/DVD setup for the car shows. The single bench seat up front was upgraded to two buckets that announce the car's year on the headrests. But those who need drive-in style closeness, you can utilize rear bench (a rarity in business coupes). You have all the best modern features like power windows, cruise control, an AM/FM/CD stereo, and modern R134a air conditioning. But the best treats are reserved just for the driver. You get a wood and chrome sports steering wheel. Plus, the gauge package has been upgraded to a full VDO set right in front of you and a large SunPro tach in the center. This is an indication of something nice under the hood even before you twist the key and hear it roar.
Since the rest of the car is built to show off, you'll be happy to see the engine bay is, too. With the valve covers, air topper, radiator, braded steel pipes, pulleys, and so much more polished to a mirror-like shine, you're going to need to hand out sunglasses before showing people under the hood. Beyond flash, there's also the substance of a Chevy 327 cubic-inch small block V8 that has been upgraded with some serious power. It starts with dual Edelbrock four-barrel carburetors, and includes other great go-fast goodies like an Edelbrock intake, MSD ignition, March serpentine belt system, and a rumbling dual exhaust. Plus, when you look at the undercarriage photos, you're going see great enhancements like a Mustang II-style independent front suspension and four-wheel disc brakes. There's even a three-speed automatic transmission and power steering. And even if you're stuck in traffic, the aluminum radiator w/electric means this car can stay cool while you've got the A/C blowing. So this is a great all-around driving classic.
This has the color, stance, features, and power you want. So you know a total package like this '40 Ford won't be available for long. Don't miss out, call today!
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Wow, 3 posts in 3 days! I must be on a roll!
Critters make the best stamps! So many brands have such different takes on animals. You can go for gorgeous realism or cutesy-cuddly. I've showcased a few cards here that I made with some of my favourite critters.
Bunnies' Wedding Card
First I embossed the white card, putting it through my machine twice as the embossing folder is only little. It leaves a line where the halves meet, so I hid it with ribbon.
Mr and Mrs Bunny are coloured with Spectrum Noir pencils and Gamsol, and die-cut out with coordinating dies. (These definitely save time, but are not a necessity. If you just like the border it leaves, you can always do that yourself with scissors instead of cutting right around the edges.)
I cut a strip of vellum and embossed the greeting to finish off.
Get Well Soon Teddy Bear
If you love critters, get yourself down to Hobbycraft! I adore these single stamps they do from 50p each. This teddy works so well for all types of card, especially new baby announcements and young children's cards, but as you can see his face is so sweet and mournful you can even use him for a get well card!
I stamped "Get well soon" on white card and cut it so that it was like a banner, then stamped a woodgrain background in brown ink. I then cut two hearts out of this and stamped my teddy.
He is coloured with Spectrum Noir pens, using different shades of grey for dimension. I stuck it all down on a Lawn Fawn notecard then tied baker's twine in a bow at the top.
Baby Card
Although I'm not a massive fan of babies, for some reason I love making baby cards. I think it's because your colour palette is pretty much decided for you (in most circumstances, yellow, blue or pink) and I'm not so good with thinking about colour…
This Stampendous chick is the focal point of this card. I bought him around Easter but I don't send Easter cards, and thought he would be perfect for new baby announcements/cards etc.
Even though I've decided he's a he, this stamp is great for either boys or girls!
To make the card, I stamped the chick twice and also stamped the speech bubble love sentiment. I fussy-cut them out, except for the second chick – here I only cut out the top part of the eggshell, as I planned to 3D it up with some foam adhesive.
The chick is coloured with Spectrum Noir pencils and clear Wink of Stella. (My black ink is a nightmare for bleeding, so he looks kind of grimy!)
I stuck the chick down with foam adhesive and stuck the eggshell up on top. The 'baby' word is a rub-on sentiment, and I absolutely love those! Sometimes you just can't be bothered to go and find a stamp, so rub-ons are great for ease of application, and no inky fingers!
Finally I adhered the speech bubble with double-sided tape and glued down the sequins.
I've captioned the photos with brand names of products, but if you want to know where to get something just ask me 🙂 I'll try my best to remember where it came from!


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Happy Tuesday, friends! Hope your week is off to a good start. For me, it's one of those weeks where I am already looking forward to the weekend. Currently I am prepping for an exam that will wrap up this semester for me. Why is it that when it's time for me to sit down and study I have various lists going through my head of things I need to do and things I want to accomplish? The weather isn't helping, the sun has decided to shine and makes me want to be productive...productive in every other area but prepping for my exam. Ha!
Oh well, I'm almost there and then I can blog & project away as much as I please {and maybe crack open the new Style at Home & Real Simple magazines that I have stacked on the ottoman in our living room}.
So while I'm studying away I thought I'd leave you with a Space of the Day post.
Check out this cozy space...
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Loving this casual, comfy & inviting living space. It's bright and fresh and those chairs are calling me to come curl up in them {more specifically, the one with the throw draped over the side}.
I like that the space is neutral but full of colour at the same time. Oh, and the mix of patterns is a nice treat for the eyes as well! This lovely space is from Michael Penney's home - he's a blogger, DIY'er, and owner of Penney & Co. {a lovely home decor shop that I hope to be able to visit someday}.
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Head out on BART and see great examples of TOD! Use our self-guided tour map and see four different TOD sites in just a few hours.
1) Fruitvale Transit Village (FTV) Phase 1 Phase I of the FTV is a successful national model for livable communities created by the Unity Council and completed in 2003. Located in the heart of the vibrant Fruitvale neighborhood, Fruitvale Village is a mixed-use development that includes retail spaces, offices, and apartments. The ground floor of the FTV Phase I is home to locally-owned retail spaces. The second floor offers office spaces for important community resources and organizations. Finally, on the third floor, there are 47 mixed-income one and two-bedroom apartments. Fruitvale Village is adjacent to the Fruitvale BART station with a major AC Transit hub, making the property an internationally renowned transit oriented development property, or TOD. Wide pedestrian plazas running through the village are host to farmer's markets, and event spaces. Fruitvale Village is also adjacent to the bustling Fruitvale commercial district that has experienced a dramatic transformation over the past 10 years. FTV Phase II is the continuation of the City's revitalization vision for the Fruitvale. This plan will bring new residents and rental units to the village and foster 24-hour, 7-day vibrancy and a sense of community that will further strengthen the commercial and retail components located at the village retail plaza. The guiding principles for the Phase II development are to provide mixed-income residences, to incorporate state of the art green building and energy savings systems, and an award winning architectural finished product. The project site is governed by the S-15 TOD Zone capitalizing on both the BART transit resource as well as the planned Alameda County Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line along International Boulevard which is one block away from the project.
2) San Leandro Downtown TOD The primary goals of the Downtown TOD Strategy are to increase transit ridership and enhance Downtown San Leandro. The implementation of the TOD Strategy will create a pedestrian-scaled area with office, retail, housing, public gathering spaces all conveniently located near public transit. Higher density mixed use, office and residential development is anticipated in the Downtown core and near the BART Station. While the majority of the City's residential growth will occur in the Downtown in the future, the City also sees potential for higher density office development near the BART station to bring jobs closer to transit. While The Village retail center represented the first development under the TOD Strategy, the multi-phased San Leandro Tech Campus and Marea Alta represent the first large scale commercial and residential developments under the Strategy that have helped to draw greater development interest into the Downtown area. Both projects weathered the 2008 Great Recession and are well underway towards completion by or before the end of 2016.
3) South Hayward The South Hayward BART/Mission Blvd Concept Plan was adopted by the City of Hayward in 2009. This plan represented a turning point for the City. The success of development in Downtown Hayward enabled the city to have a greater level of support for higher density transit-oriented development. When this plan was underway in 2009, the city raised the bar on"high density residential"development. The Plan was followed by a form based code for the busy Mission Blvd. arterial, which is a major thoroughfare connecting two freeways on either side of the City of Hayward. The plan and code are the beginnings of transformation of the corridor to a more high density TOD. The first successful development and improvements coming from the plan can be seen today – the affordable Eden housing development, and the market rate housing development. Additionally, this is the first station where BART has worked in partnership with the City to create on-street regulated BART parking spaces, as a way of reducing the spaces needed in surface parking lots. The city and BART regulate these spaces and share revenue from them through a joint powers agreement.
4) Union City TOD In 2000, Union City developed a plan to create a vibrant, walkable community with an integrated intermodal station that could accommodate BART, bus and passenger rail. To develop the plan Union City partnered with several transit agencies, including BART, AC Transit, Dumbarton Rail, ACE, Capitol Corridor, BART, SamTrans, VTA, and the Alameda County Transportation Commission. The Plan lead to the transformation of 100-acres of vacant, underutilized and environmentally contaminated land surrounding the Union City BART Station into a new mixed-use district.
Significant milestones include:
- Reconfiguring an operating BART station from a one-sided to a two-sided station with direct pedestrian access to new housing and future development parcels. The BART Station itself has multiple new points of pedestrian bicycle, and bus
- Over 800 units of housing have been constructed, most within a quarter-mile pedestrian walk to the BART entrance. An additional 243 units are completing construction and 300-400 units are planned in the second phase. Much of the housing within ¼ mile of the BART entrance is a minimum 72 units per
- More than 1.2 million square feet of employment centers are planned within ¼ mile of
The District and its architecture have received several awards, including: Association of Bay Area Government Award for Public-Private Partnership, 2015; ULI Global Awards for Excellence, 2014; Congress for the New Urbanism, Grand Prize, 2014, and Associate of Bay Area Government Award for Urban Design, 2012.
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MicroProfile: Optimizing Enterprise Java for a Microservices Architecture
The pace of Java EE releases has been slowing and has been unable to adapt to the rapid rise of microservices. MicroProfile was created as a means to collaborate with vendors, individuals, and organizations like Java user groups in an open forum, to rapidly bring microservices to traditional Java EE developers. We moved the project to the Eclipse Foundation and have officially renamed it Eclipse MicroProfile. Red Hat is implementing MicroProfile specifications via WildFly Swarm and optimizing it for use on OpenShift.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-10338337.post2047068884269136606..comments2019-02-05T20:20:28.614-08:00Comments on Benito's Wine Reviews: Aussie BurgerBenitohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10338337.post-20785186048568729452011-07-11T19:03:49.698-07:002011-07-11T19:03:49.698-07:00Sam, The beets sound weird but I honestly don'...Sam,

The beets sound weird but I honestly don't know why they're not a more popular condiment up here. I've also been informed that adding a ring of pineapple to this whole mess is another popular option in Oz.

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BenitoBenitohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10338337.post-74243043993814565022011-07-11T10:08:21.443-07:002011-07-11T10:08:21.443-07:00While a agree that it can be a bit too much at tim...While a agree that it can be a bit too much at times I do loves me runny yolk on a burger. Never tried beets though and I happen to be one of those people that adores those earthy buggers so I'm gonna give it a shot, might stick to beer with it though.Samantha Duganhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10338337.post-27410379771129052632011-07-10T15:09:52.648-07:002011-07-10T15:09:52.648-07:00Fredric, I don't have wine with every meal, a...Fredric,

I don't have wine with every meal, and I think in this case the refreshment was a simple gin on the rocks. I wanted to do an Australian wine with this, but didn't have anything on hand, and the samples that were available weren't really a good fit with the dish.

Cheers,
BenitoBenitohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-10338337.post-58176685477776264982011-07-10T15:03:51.674-07:002011-07-10T15:03:51.674-07:00aarrgghh! you write about these cooking excursions...aarrgghh! you write about these cooking excursions and then don't mention a wine...fredric koeppelhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Detailed plot synopsis reviews of September (1987)
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Plot & ThemesTime/era of movie: - 1980's-1999 Romance/Love/Hugging - Yes Family, struggling with - Yes Struggle with: - Mother Unmarried Love Triangle? - Yes Married, fooling around? - Yes
Main CharacterIdentity: - Female Age: - 40's-50's Ethnicity/Nationality - White American Unusual characteristics: - Super sensitive soggy jelly muffin
SettingUnited States - Yes The US: - Northeast
Writing StyleAccounts of torture and death? - no torture/death Sex/nudity in movie? - Yes What kind of sex: - kissing
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A CLEP Study Guide helps you prepare for your CLEP exam. a CLEP study guide offers you the study material that covers the whole of your CLEP exam syllabus. a CLEP study guide includes sample tests and sample questions that are quite similar in format and standard to the actual CLEP tests or questions. The CLEP study guides are your CLEP test preparation guides. There are several CLEP study guides available for you.
The Official CLEP Study Guide released by the CollegeBoard, the designer of the CLEP tests is a comprehensive CLEP study guide for you. The 18th Edition of CollegeBoard's CLEP Official Study Guide is the only complete source of information about the CLEP exams. it contains sample questions and answers for all 34 exams, information on getting credit for CLEP, and exam-taking tips.
The CLEP sampler is CLEP study guide that can help you practice taking a CLEP Exam on your computer. it is the CLEP Computer-Based Testing software that helps you learn questions and their instructions. The CLEP sampler is available free for download at the official site of the CollegeBoard— www.collegeboard.com.
The Research & Education Association also publishes CLEP study guides with practice tests. The each of REA's CLEP study guide has a few chapters of material that is covered during the exam and three practice tests with in-depth explanations. The REA's CLEP study guides include a CD-ROM with tests in the same format as the actual CLEP tests. The Research & Education Association also offers online CLEP Study Guide— www.rea.com.
There are a number of online CLEP study guides for you. Some of your online CLEP study guides include sparknotes.com, clepinfo.com, freeuniv.com, passyourclass.com, and instantcert.com.
The online CLEP study guide, sparknotes.com offers you study guides on many of the CLEP exam topics. The topics are based on current courses. The online CLEP study guide, clepinfo.com offers you study guides and also helps you to rate and review yourselves. it also offers you tips and information on the exams. The online CLEP study guide, freeuniv.com provides free reference material that can be used to study for CLEP exams. The online CLEP study guide, passyourclass.com offers study guides for most CLEP and DANTES tests and includes a "Pass or Don't Pay" guarantee. The online CLEP study guide, instantcert.com offers reference material for almost all CLEP and Dantes exams.


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PAUL Rowley was delighted with the way some of Leigh's rising stars took their chance to shine in Sunday's friendly win over North Wales Crusaders.
Leigh had 10 players on debut and several more had only one or two senior games to their name.
But Centurions were still too good for the Welsh side, running out comfortable 42-22 winners.
Reserves boss Paul Anderson and assistant coach Neil Jukes took charge for the game leaving Rowley to get a good look at the rising stars.
"It was brilliant," said Rowley. "It shows the future is bright and that from top to bottom we have some very talented players at this club.
"We gave the youngsters a chance to flourish and I hope they will keep entertaining us for years to come.
"We don't have as much money as other clubs but players want to come here because they see an opportunity to progress."
Winger Corey Lee scored a hat-trick of tries while Ben Reynolds again impressed with a busy game at half-back.
Two players with famous fathers – Elliot Liku and Jack Hansen – also made their debuts following in the footsteps of Tongans Tau Liku and Lee Hansen who played for Centurions in the 1990s.


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Happy New Year! Did you keep your decorations up till Twelfth Night on Tuesday or were you desperate to rip them down by Boxing Day?
Either way, this time of year seems to bring out the urge to clear up and streamline our homes, our businesses, our bodies or all of those things.
Just as going into 2015 with dusty tinsel and crunchy pine needles underfoot feels contrary to the new year mood, so does starting the first quarter weighed down with the detritus of old projects or systems that have served us well in the past but are no longer useful.
As the most parentally regretted Christmas DVD suggests, maybe it's time to 'let it go'.
I've been reviewing the past year and planning the next and it's made me realise just how much I'm holding onto that doesn't really serve me particularly well anymore.
Are you in the same position?
Clearing weeds makes space for the plants you want to grow and thrive – what are the weeds currently taking up space in your business and in your head?
If you're not sure, here's how to find out:
Looking back over 2014, what brought you the most profit, the most joy and/or the most opportunity?
What did you spend most of your time doing? Was that related to your previous answer?
If you spent large amounts of time doing things that were not related to bringing you profit, joy or opportunity, consider their necessity for the smooth running of your business on a scale of one to ten.
Consider your list and decide what can be outsourced or delegated (for those items closer to ten) and what can be dumped or diluted (for those items on the lower end of the scale).
Set yourself a target, e.g freeing up an hour a week, and see what you can do to meet it.
If you find yourself dithering over an item, give yourself a deadline of a week to make up your mind and talk it over with colleagues or write it all down and see what comes up.
See what space you can free up and let your plants grow.
What are your business plans for 2015? Have you set any new year's resolutions?
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Death Valley National Park and Furnace Creek Resort invite the Las Vegas Astronomical Society (LVAS) to conduct their 10th Anniversary Star Party on January 28 and 29, 2011. The weekend will include stargazing, solar viewing, and night sky tours. National Park Rangers will join LVAS for dark sky program presentations, and will continue to host programs through the spring months.
Members of the Las Vegas Astronomical Society have been bringing their telescopes and expertise to Death Valley to share with the public for 10 years. There will be between 10-20 various-sized and types of scopes available for viewing, each trained on a different celestial object including planets, stars, nebula, star clusters, and galaxies. Some members also offer computerized viewing. The knowledgeable members of LVAS are happy to provide information and answer questions.
At 8pm each night, long-time LVAS member John Heller will conduct an informative night sky tour to orient participants to what is visible in the sky that night. He will point out constellations and explain celestial phenomena in easy to understand language. On Saturday afternoon, members will set up solar scopes which will allow the public to see an "up-close and personal" view of the sun.
Come enjoy the crystal clear desert skies in Death Valley National Park...a rare treasure. For additional information please contact Cheryl Chipman at 760-786-3207 or visit our listing of ranger programs on our website at https://www.nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/tours.htm.


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Lothar Wolleh (January 20, 1930 – September 28, 1979) was a well-known German photographer.
Until the end of the sixties, Lothar Wolleh worked as a commercial photographer. He took portraits of international contemporary painters, sculptors and performance artists. Altogether, he photographed about 109 artists, including known personalities such as Georg Baselitz, Joseph Beuys, Dieter Roth, Jean Tinguely, René Magritte, Günther Uecker, Gerhard Richter, Edward Kienholz, Otto Piene, and Christo.
Lothar Wolleh spent his youth in a Germany stamped by war and Nazism. In the years from 1946 to 1948 he studied "concrete painting" in the elementary schoolclass at the Hochschule für angewandte Kunst in Berlin-Weißensee.
As a young man, he was arrested by the Russian occupying forces on suspicion of spying, and was condemned to 15 years forced labour and underground mining in Siberia. After serving 6 years at the Russian punishment camp Vorkuta, he was able to return to Berlin due to successful negotiations concerning German prisoners of war.
After his return from prison, from 1956 to 1957 Wolleh obtained an education in the Lette-Verein, a continuation school for photography, design and fashion in Berlin. He took part in a regular monthly recovery program of the World Council of Churches for war-disabled youth. This program made it possible for him to visit the Swedish island of Gotland in 1958, which was a motivation for his lifelong strong affinity towards Sweden, its culture, landscape and people.
From 1959 to 1961, Wolleh studied at the Folkwangschule für Gestaltung in Essen. One of his teachers was the German photographer Otto Steinert.
In his first years as a freelance photographer, he was most successful in advertising, recruiting customers such as Deutsche Bundesbahn orVolkswagen. In 1965, he photographed the Second Vatican Council in Rome. After that, he collaborated with Emil Schmitz to make the documentaryDas Konzil, II Vatikanisches Konzil. In 1975 he photographed the Jubilee celebration, and published the photographic folios Das Konzil (1965) andApostolorum Limina (1975).
In the late 1960s, at the request of his friend the German painter Günther Uecker, Wolleh began to systematically portray more than one hundred international well known painters, sculptors, and Actionists. Among those photographed were Gerhard Richter, Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely.
Out of this project several comprehensive photobook-projects evolved:
- 1970- UdSSR (USSR)
- 1972- Art Scene Düsseldorf
- 1972- Apostolorum Limina
- 1973- Das Unterwasserbuch (The Underwater Book, together with Joseph Beuys.)
Lothar Wolleh had a very individual style with strict principles in his photo work. He used a characteristic square format for his images, with mostly symmetrical compositions. Throughout his career, Wolleh made portrait photos of at least 109 artists.
In 2007, the comprehensive retrospective Lothar Wolleh – Eine Wiederentdeckung: Fotografien 1959 bis 1979 (Lothar Wolleh - A Rediscovery: Photographs 1959 to 1979) was shown in Germany at Kunsthalle Bremen, Stadtmuseum Hofheim, Kunstmuseum Ahlen and the Deutschherrenhaus Koblenz.
Wolleh's photograph of René Magritte and his wife is said to have inspired Paul Simon to compose the ballad "Rene And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War".


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Hello and welcome to May! We sure have been having some pretty days (with a little bit of rain). I hope everyone has had an opportunity to go outside and have some fun, or even get some yardwork done. I don't know how it's going in your house, but we're already on a countdown to the last day of school. There are some wonderful events going on this week. Hope you can get to some of them.
Basket bingo
The Hagerstown Fairground Association is holding a basket bingo on Sunday, May 7, at the Williamsport Volunteer Fire Co. Tickets are sold at the door, but those interested in attending are encouraged to purchase tickets by today. If you do, you are given an extra pack of specials.
The cost of the tickets is $25 and includes a meal and 26 games of bingo. The meal will be catered by Leiters' Fine Catering and will include fried chicken, sliced baked ham, baked beans, pasta salad, relish trays, potato chips, dinner rolls, fresh baked cakes, iced tea and lemonade. There also will be raffles and door prizes.


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We are a predominantly volunteer effort, led by photographer and Creative Director, Stevan Maxwell. Our partner, Grand Valley Peace and Justice, who provides project and production management, is a discerning and influential social justice agency committed to advancing their mission through education, advocacy and networking.
Our mission is to educate the public about homelessness by giving voice to a population that is frequently not acknowledged or respected. Some made poor choices, some were born into homelessness, some have had bad luck; most have no safety net. Regardless of our circumstances, we all face challenges in life and the need for help and support, and the love of others is universal.
Our Team:
Robin Maxwell: Production Assistant
Robin has put in many volunteer hours recording and editing interviews, logo design and has made pivotal contributions to the construction and look of the exhibits.
Catherine Cline: Writer/Creative Editor
Catherine has donated her outstanding writing and editing skills to our recently published book and various project materials, as well as adding creative insight to the design and aesthetic of various aspects of the Faces and Voices website and collateral.
Julie Mamo and Sherry Cole: Director and Program Coordinator (respectively)
Julie and Sherry are employed by Grand Valley Peace and Justice and lend administrative and logistical support on behalf of GVPJ for the benefit of this project. Without them, this project would not exist in it's current format.
Other Volunteers:
With a long list of volunteers who have offered their time and talents over the years, in the capacity of helping to create and maintain our Facebook page, transcribing interviews and exhibit installation as venues change, we are sure to inadvertently leave someone out. However there are a few that we would like to give special recognition to:
Randi Klugiewicz: Facebook Coordinator
Andreya Krieves: Transcriber
Carol McDaneld: Transcriber
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The Legatum Institute, a think tank based in London, on Monday released its annual global Prosperity Index, a huge survey that ranks what it calls the most prosperous countries in the world.
The organisation compared 89 variables to come up with its list. The variables are then split into eight subindexes: economy, entrepreneurship and opportunity, governance, education, health, safety and security, personal freedom, and social capital.


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Michael Jackson is dead. This is the kind of news that affects you, even if you were not a fan.
The King of Pop died following a heart attack in his LA home amidst weeks of rehearsals for his comeback tour at the O2 in London. He was rushed to UCLA Medical Center in a coma by paramedics following a 911 call from his home. Daily Press were amongst the first to report that the police had confirmed the death to the media, in what had until then been a speculative rush of information on the star's condition. Even Rolling Stone had not been sure of the news. The BBC at 11.54 Greenwich Meantime were still unsure of the status, deeming Jacko to be merely "gravely ill", whilst reporting that some US media were claiming he had died.
In what must be a first for Wikipedia, the page on Michael Jackson was down at 11.45pm London time, swarmed by fans checking for updates.
Google's automatic News search results for Jackson still showed other unrelated stories, bizarrely one involving the Hulk actor Lou Ferrigno who had been training Jacko ahead of the tour that was meant to put behind Jacko the years of child abuse allegations and public trials. Youtube's Suggest feature reckons it all won't happen for another 6 months:
American pop culture just shrank significantly in a few days. It's been probably the biggest week for celebrity deaths in the last…well, ever. Ed McMahon, another staple of American cultural life like Jackson, passed away just 2 days ago. All-American icon and original Charlie's Angel Farrah Fawcett died within only a few hours of Jackson. And as I write this, word has it the only one I'll really miss out of the bunch, Jeff Goldblum, has apparently died, falling to his death on the set of his latest movie. Manolith reports:
According to reports from a New Zealand newspaper – and lots of action on Twitter – actor Jeff Goldblum died early this morning after a fatal fall. The alleged death occurred while on set in New Zealand when Goldblum fell over sixty feet off a nearby cliff. As of yet no other news source has picked up the story, so it's probably false. That said, he is currently filming a movie titled, "Morning Glory", but no word on where it's filming.
Last.fm statistics and Spotify listening behavious are probably already reflecting thousands upon thousands of fans tuning the knob to "Michael Jackson Radio." In a few hours millions of messages from fans will be pouring in all over the news. The Obituaries will be awkward, as editors and sub-editors struggle not to be seen to be speaking ill of the dead whilst trying to remain fair to the facts that belie the closetted Neverland bad dream of his later life.
Cue the biography machine. The shitty paperback "Maximum Michael Jackson" hack jobs that were going to come out anyway with a chapter on his death stapled onto the end. Then in 6 months to a year the big ones will arrive, and stay firmly on most bestseller lists for a good while.
And documentaries. And Youtube videos of bawling fans. Of course.
So goodbye then Michael. You were one troubled guy, and there's quite a few people who would want to moonwalk on your grave. You bought your way to freedom the way only someone with your money could. But the music kicked the world's ass right out of its pants. Thousands of today's acts either sound JUSTin like you, or wouldn't even be in the music industry unless they'd wanted to be pop stars like you were. You were MTV's first black artist, as well as one of its most successful white ones. You're one of the big reasons why Motown-infused Soul made it into mainstream pop, and why its renaissance now in the form of Destiny's Child and Beyonce, Duffy and Justin Timberlake is actually one of the few welcome nostalgia-cycles. And holy shit, you were one hell of a dancer.
Jackson is apparently survived by no-one, seeing as every fucker on the planet appears to be shuffling off their mortal coil today, severely hamstringing my ability to keep editorial reign over this article.
I never especially liked Jeremy beadle. In fact, his work on Beadle's About and You've Been Framed was positively toe-curling. Every eye-winking pun that preceded every clip made me almost throw my salted almonds at the telly. He was like Richard Whiteley without the absurd tie, but WITH a very small hand. That's right, world. I went there.
But that was the beauty of Jeremy. Like Richard Whiteley, he was not hung up on being laughed at, and seems to have actively sought out a cheesy image. That, after all, is one aspect of being a true entertainer.
Weirdly, after a life of pretty much tolerating Beadle the same way you tolerate your friend who believes absurd things because their religion tells them so, I'll actually miss the old mental. A look at his credits will reveal how active he was behind the scenes in television, how much charity work he did. The man was a saint. Probably more so to his family. Who unfortunately survive him.
I came to the UK when I was about ten years old. Beadle, and a closeted Andi Peters (in more than one sense, ho-dee-ho-ho) were the first recognisable and therefore friendly faces of British TV. And as much as I grew to outgrow Beadle's belabored puns and odd smile, he remained a stalwart of British TV; even when he published his extensively self-parodying autobiography that was hilarious for all the wrong reasons, we all secretly knew he was OARSOME (sic.)
Jeremy – Farewell. I wish I'd sent you MY home video. Tell you what, when I die I'll bring it with me.
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We have had the most unbelievably sunny weather this week, so snowflakes would have seemed just a little bit out of place. Although we've had snow for Easter before. This year I already had to get out the sandals and sunscreen.
The gorgeous weather also means I spend most of my time at home outside or in the kitchen, but rarely at my computer. And I'm just so tired at night that I can't even think straight. But I've started quite a few projects recently and hope to finish up and photograph them so I can post about them. If I manage to get the pictures off the camera and the words into the laptop, that is. So we'll just start with this one, shall we?
We got out some air-drying white clay, rolled it out and used cookie cutters to make eggs and bunnies. Actually, that's all there is to it. But I took pictures anyway. It's what I do.
Add a hole to the top if you want to be able to hang these. That's little brother's favorite part, actually.
Big brother also made a bus. See the wheels?
Then daddy came home and made a fish.
Mommy and kept making a couple more eggs and bunnies. We might color a few of them next week, give the bunnies a face and paint eggs that don't break. We'll see.
While making dinner today I realized that although we had made the clay eggs early in the week, they were still sitting on the tray where I left them to dry. While I had been sitting in the sun. Oops. So I quickly grabbed a couple, added some yellow twine and hung them onto the same twigs we used for our egg carton flowers.
Maybe we'll be painting them. Hopefully we'll wrap some of them up to give as little gifts for Easter. But maybe we'll just go out, play in the sandbox and go for walks in the sun, practicing with little brother's balance bike. But that's a different post.
Hope you all have a sunny weekend!


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A grenade, an atom bomb, anything too close it will destroy. That is the nature of this disease. Spreading devastation in its wake. Slowly but surely all those with sense will run, move away from the danger. It is instinct to anyone with sense. I wish I could run from myself. Instead I am sat alone, surveying the mess I have caused. Why was I brought into this World? What is my purpose? This cannot be it. Please God say destruction is not my mission. I did not ask for this, I did not ask to appear; yet I cannot disappear without hurting those around me. There is no solution and I feel lost. Confused. Trapped in this body that does no good. This head that does not work. I have only myself to blame for all I have lost. I am a monster, I should have never been created. I do not deserve love, so what happened was right. I am unlovable. Hate me. It would be best for everyone.
I am burning, engulfed by the fire I created, my skin slowly blistering, my body disappearing, but the flames will not stop licking and there is no promise of water anymore. No hope of relief.
I should've known no one loves a monster. Put down the heavy load and run for your life.
This past six weeks has been tough and testing. I could not hack being an inpatient, being in the land of doom and gloom 24/7, I wasn't sleeping and spent most of my time crying. Things were basically not good. So I cried for help and in they sent a very nice doctor to speak to me. I explained that I'd really like to go home and that I couldn't handle any more. He stood, thinking for a bit and then told me that if that was how I felt…he may have to consider holding me under the mental health act, i.e. a section. He went on to tell me that my weight was exceptionally low and he couldn't be sure of my safety. I cried so hard I couldn't breathe. I was livid with this man I did not know even suggesting the mental health act and through my cries told him that it would not stand up if I were to argue against it as I was clearly of sound mind, I just have an eating disorder. I doubt my hysterical tears did much to prove this. I asked him to please go and get a second opinion. He did. He spoke to the consultant who knows me and knows eating disorders and I was granted bail. Thank God. I went home to my comfortable bed and slept and was happy…ish. Obviously that could not be it though, I was still not 'fixed', so a meeting took place a few days later. In that it was agreed, after much pleading from me, as well as my explanation that I honestly could not cope being there all day everyday, that I would be allowed to be a day patient. This means that I am in the unit 6 days a week, 10am-7:30pm. It is not ideal, I am still having to eat the horrible food. Ironic really, isn't it? That on an eating disorder unit, we are being fed 3 meals and 3 snacks of hospital food. It is not nutritionally balanced, something that really bothers me, one girl told me that although prior to entering hospital her red blood cell count was fine, since starting the program she now is anemic. Really gives you a lot of faith in the system? I will also soon not be receiving individual therapy in three weeks time, due to the NHS budget cuts. Again, doesn't seem like the smartest move. Pump me full of 3000 calories a day until I feel like a balloon and don't help me deal with it? I know I should not complain, the nurses are kind and caring and I'm getting on well with a few of the other girls, but I cannot help it. It is very difficult to put your faith in something that seems to have such gaping issues. But I go, and it is reassuring my parents at least. My weight this month has not actually changed, its gone up, and then down, up and then down, but this is being attributed to stress, it's been quite a tricky month for many reasons. All I can do is keep on trying. Push on.
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IELTS Course Outline
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All candidates must complete four Modules - Listening, Reading, Writing and speaking - to obtain a band score, which is shown on the IELTS Test Report Form (TRF). All candidates take the same Listening and Speaking Modules, while the Reading and Writing Modules differ depending on whether the candidate is taking the Academic or General Training Versions of the Test.
The module comprises four sections of increasing difficulty. It takes 40 minutes: 30 - for testing, plus 10 for transferring the answers to an answer sheet. Each section, which can be either a monologue or dialogue, begins with a short introduction telling the candidates about the situation and the speakers. Then they have some time to look through the questions. The first three sections have a break in the middle allowing candidates to look at the remaining questions. Each section is heard only once. At the end of this section students are given 10 minutes to transfer their answers to an answer sheet.
In the academic module the reading test comprises three sections, with 3 texts normally followed by 13 or 14 questions for a total of 40 questions overall. The General test also has 3 sections. However the texts are shorter, so there can be up to 5 texts to read.
In the Academic module, there are two tasks: in Task 1 candidates describe a diagram, graph, process or chart, and in Task 2 they respond to an argument. In the General Training module, there are also two tasks: in Task 1 candidates write a letter or explain a situation, and in Task 2 they write an essay.
The speaking test contains three sections. The first section takes the form of an interview during which candidates may be asked about their hobbies, interests, reasons for taking IELTS exam as well as other general topics such as clothing, free time, computers and the internet or family. In the second section candidates are given a topic card and then have one minute to prepare after which they must speak about the given topic. The third section involves a discussion between the examiner and the candidate, generally on questions relating to the theme which they have already spoken about in part 2. This last section is more abstract, and is usually considered the most difficult.
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"We feel that that sort of misadventure or miscalculation would result in a terrible catastrophe. There should be no doubt Pakistan has adequate capacity to ensure its own defense," Bashir said, referring to an unauthorized operation that killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden on May 2, a Press TV correspondent reported on Friday.
"Our radars were jammed and military leadership was not taken into confidence in the operation that killed bin Laden. Osama has become a thing of the past, but if these kinds of acts are repeated the results can be devastating," Bashir added.
The official said Pakistan's armed forces are fully capable of defending the country, dismissing accusations that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence has links with al-Qaeda.
Bashir also said people trust the capabilities of the Pakistani military in countering attacks on the country's territories.
Islamabad says the operation was without prior information or authorization from the government.
However, CIA director Leon Panetta has said he US did not inform Pakistani authorities about the raid since they feared Islamabad might disrupt the mission.
Former officials with Pakistan's military and intelligence service say the US wrongfully claims it has killed bin Laden in Pakistan as part of a scheme to invade the country for harboring the terrorist leader.
The US has also rejected growing arguments that the US military effort against bin Laden in Pakistan was illegal, describing the operation as "an act of national self-defense."
US Attorney General Eric Holder told a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that the killing of bin Laden was lawful and consistent with US values.
The reciprocal criticisms seem to have deepened tensions between Pakistan and the US, already at odds over the unauthorized US drone attacks that have killed hundreds of civilians in Pakistan over the past years.
The Pakistani government has come under fire at home after US intelligence contractor Raymond Davis, charged with the killing of two locals in Lahore in January, was set free after allegedly paying blood money to the family of the victims.
A recent report by the Washington Post says a team of US spies had been conducting extensive surveillance on bin Laden over a period of months from a CIA safe house in the town of Abbottabad, where the al-Qaeda leader was killed.


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Blocking can take a lot of time, but it is so worth it. Immediately below is an unblocked swatch of Shetland Ruffles, a shawl from one of my favourite designers, Kieran Foley
Witness how blocking opens the lace and accentuates the curves created by the stitch.
You can see several beautiful samples of Shetland ruffles on Ravelry http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/shetland-ruffles
I love Kieran's designs. He frequently uses self-striping yarns, especially Noro and Zauberball. The combination of striping yarns and stitch patterns which curve and undulate are just incredible.
He also uses dropped stitches in many of his shawls. I have just finished my first (but definitely not may last) Kieran Foley Project, Shogun.
I enjoyed this project so much. When I first began, I was misreading the pattern and could not figure out what was wrong. I e-mailed a question to Kieran, who by the way, lives in Ireland, and I got an answer back in less than 2 hours. After that it was smooth sailing. I am offering this project as a class in the new Spring Session beginning in April.
Shogun (Beth) Two 2 hour Classes $40 plus supplies
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Monday, April 20, 27 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Let me introduce you to Kieran Foley, an Irish designer whose work I admire. Designer Site
I am currently knitting his Shogun Shawl and I love it. The pattern is both charted and written – easy to knit whichever style you prefer. With a couple of "keeping track tips", this project, with chevron patterning and dropped stitches, is not as difficult as it appears. And if you are a colour person, fond of Noro or Zauberball, this design is perfectly suited for self -striping yarns.
Intermediate. Good basic knitting skills.
Treat yourself to a browse through Kieran's designs.
and check out his blog and pinterest page which are both linked on the above site.
I can not decide between Echo Beach or Shetland Ruffles to do next.


text: It seems like a foregone conclusion now that Derrick Rose won't be suiting up at all this season, but according to CSN Chicago, the Chicago Bulls' superstar point guard strongly thought about playing in the series against the Miami Heat, before deciding against it: "Rose's torn knee ligament was repaired last May 12, which was a year ago Sunday. Despite erroneous reports that he was set to dress for Game 3, according to a person with knowledge of the situation, the former league MVP won't return to the court in the series, something Thibodeau is aware of. However, at the outset of the second round, Rose did strongly consider coming back, but ultimately decided against it, another source said. While Rose's absence looms over the series in the minds of fans and the media, Thibodeau said that not only did the Bulls anticipate the frenzy, but insists that it hasn't affected the team. 'That's the way we approached it from the beginning of the year. I think from the outside, we knew it would be a big story. But from the inside, the way we view it is, we knew from the beginning of the season that there was a good chance that he would miss a big chunk of the season and the possibility of him missing the entire season,' he explained. 'He knew that from the beginning and the way we approached it — and it hasn't changed one bit from the beginning — is the players that are available, concentrate on your daily improvement and the next improvement that we're playing, get ready for the game. Let Derrick handle his rehab and then, hopefully at some point — whether it's next week, next year — he'll rejoin us. But for the guys who are here, we've got to get it done with what we have, and we have more than enough to win.'"


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The X Factor USA has been CANCELED! The last season featured Demi Lovato, Paulina Rubio, Kelly Rowland and Simon Cowell as judges. Simon: 'I've had a fantastic time over the last 12 years, both on The X Factor and American Idol.
And apart from being lucky enough to find some amazing talent on the shows, I have always had an incredible welcome from the American public (most of the time!). Last year, for a number of reasons, I had to make a decision to return to the UK version of The X Factor in 2014.
So for now, I'm back to the UK and I want to thank Fox for being an incredible partner and I also want to thank everybody who has supported my shows. America, I'll see you soon!' Are YOU happy or sad that X-Factor has been canceled?


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Jane Addams may have run a "hull" of a house, but with a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, today's women (and men!) of Hull-House are creating a dynamic new memorial to the social reformer and Nobel Peace Prize recipient.
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Iofit is a new company hoping to developed golf shoes designed to help improve a golf swing based upon analysis of the wearer's weight transfer.
In the past, swing monitoring technology has largely been the preserve of watches or trackers clipped to the shaft of a golf club. Although systems like that can effectively track the path of a club, there is a lot more to the perfect swing than just the hands. Driving the Iofit system is a set of pressure sensors embedded in the outsole of the shoe. Connected to a companion iOS or Android app, the system uses a posture analysis algorithm to measure changes in pressure distribution as they happen.
The app processes information about which foot is being favoured, whether there is more pressure on the front or rear of each foot, and how weight is being transferred through the ball. Feedback includes elements of your swing that need changing combined with detailed breakdowns of how your data compares with professional golf players. Further options include how to practice an improved swing, and receive feedback on how consistent those practice swings were. Finally, this information can be shared with coaches or friends through the app. Currently, Iofit is seeking US$30,000 on Kickstarter.


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On the other hand, Michelangelo was not without his critics, roughly dividing into what we might think of today as "conservatives"--those who were shocked by the widespread nudity Michelangelo employed, and "liberals"--those who were equally dismayed by the writhing, un-classical, almost painful contortions through which the sculptor-turned-painter put his nude figures. Of course, when it came to controversy, Michelangelo was hardly blameless. He dared to depict the serpent in the Temptation of Eve as a female figure. He blatantly portrayed an almost obscene nakedness in the Drunkenness of Noah. And, in the panel depicting the Creation of the Sun and the Moon, he not only repeated earlier, ground-breaking depictions of God himself, but had the audacity to portray him from the rear, perhaps even for God, not his most flattering side.
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December 13, 2015
For most of us, the idea of "going home" brings eagerness, comfort and joy, whether it be simply after a long day at work or, in some cases, a much longer period of separation. It's good to be home. When we walk up to the door of our house, we anticipate the good things behind it: family and loved ones waiting for us; things familiar to us; a place where we can be most truly ourselves, most truly "at home." On Tuesday, December 8, the Catholic Church throughout the world began the Extraordinary Year of Jubilee, a Holy Year. It is called "extraordinary" because such year-long celebrations usually occur only once every 25 or 50 years, the last one held in 2000. It is called a jubilee, a holy year because it offers all Catholics another, special opportunity to encounter God the Father of mercy, an occasion of joy. A Holy Year, in a sense, is a homecoming --- a return to the Church and all that it offers: a family; things familiar; the opportunity to be "at home" with God and one another---all things to celebrate with joy. Some of us may be very active in the Church and never far from home while others may not have darkened the door of the Church in a very long time. In either case, it is appropriate for the whole Church community of faith to begin the homecoming that is this Holy Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis, walking through a door to discover what lies behind it, the Holy Door that welcomes us into this Holy Year of Mercy and into the experience of God's mercy.
Opening the Holy Door at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome this past Tuesday, Pope Francis reminds us that "to enter through the Holy Door means to rediscover the deepness of the mercy of the Father who welcomes all and goes out to meet everyone personally." That is the beautiful image we can and should hold on to: God waiting at the door for us to come home to his mercy, his love, his grace, his joy!
Perhaps for some, the idea of walking up to the door of the Church may bring some hesitation, some fear, some anxiety. It may be a long time since we have passed through the door, a long time since we received the sacraments of Penance and the Eucharist and we are afraid. Perhaps we find some of the teachings of the Church hard to understand, to grasp or to follow and we don't feel welcome or that we fit in. Perhaps we had a bad or hurtful experience that has kept us away, harsh or unkind words or judgment. If any or all of these feelings describe you or someone you know and love, then the Year of Mercy and the Holy Door is for you and exactly what you need. Come in. Come home. Bring your family. Bring a friend. Bring someone who needs to feel welcome.
Pope Francis urges us, "Let us abandon all fear and dread for these do not befit men and women who are loved. Instead, let us live the joy of encounter with the grace that transforms all." For us on the inside of the door the Holy Father says "We have to put mercy before judgment and in every case God's judgment will be in the light of his mercy."
In John's Gospel we hear Jesus saying "I am the door. By me, if any man enter in, he shall be saved; and he shall go in and go out and shall find pastures (John 10:9)." Jesus is at the door with his Father waiting for us, for you. His greeting is the source of our joy!
Today, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, is traditionally called "Gaudete Sunday," a Latin word from the prayers that begin this day's Mass telling us "to rejoice." Advent is the doorway to the joys of Christmas when Jesus came to dwell with us. It is a beautiful coincidence that we open the Holy Door of Mercy on this day of joy, for that is what mercy brings to our hearts and minds: the joy of encounter with Christ!
Our first reading today from the Book of the Prophet Zephaniah tells us "the Lord is in your midst, you have no further misfortune to fear … the Lord God is in your midst, a mighty savior; he will rejoice over you with gladness and renew you in his love." That's what is waiting for us, that's who is waiting for us on the other side of the Door of Mercy. My sisters and brothers, come in; come home; find the mercy you need and share it with others.
Our second reading from the Letter to the Philippians encourages us "have no anxiety at all but in everything, by prayer and petition and thanksgiving," make peace with God and let that peace guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus! My sisters and brothers, come in the door; come home; find the mercy you need and share it with others.
Our Gospel reading from St. Luke presents John the Baptist inviting us how to ready ourselves to meet the Messiah: give what you have; do not take advantage of others; no more gossiping or judgment; hear the good news and proclaim it. My sisters and brothers, bring your living faith to the door and come in; come home; find the mercy you need and share it.
The Season of Advent once again opens the door to the Savior, so rejoice. The Holy Door of Mercy opens the door to forgiveness, compassion and love, so enter in and make yourself at home.


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The Kentucky Association of Counties, Inc. (KACo) developed a new initiative, Your Kentucky Home. This unique program offers to qualified homebuyers across the Commonwealth, the gift of a down payment of up to 5% of the amount of their first mortgage in purchasing a home. This down payment assistance is given in the form of a grant with the home buyer having no obligation to repay the mortgage assistance. It does not entail a second mortgage. To receive the mortgage assistance, the borrower agrees to a 30 year fixed rate on their mortgage of ¼% to ½% higher than the current market rate. The mortgage assistance can then be used for reducing the principal amount of the mortgage, to pay closing costs, or a combination of the two.
KACo has been qualified by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as a Housing Finance Authority (HFA) to offer this program in Kentucky. There are similar programs in more than 20 other locales around the United States. The closest program to Kentucky is Communities First, operated by the Port Authority of Cincinnati, which offers this service throughout Ohio.
Since November 2016, the Your Kentucky Home program has operated on a limited basis. During the first seven months, Your Kentucky Home assisted nearly 60 home buyers achieve their goal of home ownership by granting approximately $250,000 in down payment assistance for homes with a total value of approximately $5,500,000. The unique nature of this program has allowed KACo to operate this program at no cost to its capital base. This program is available to Kentucky Home buyers in all 120 counties. They can access Your Kentucky Home through any mortgage lender that has joined and qualified to be a member of KACo's program. There are currently multiple lenders across the state in the program, with KACo actively seeking new lenders.
Underwriting of mortgage loans is completely under the control of the mortgage lender. KACo has no involvement in deciding who is eligible to borrow. The only restrictions on this program are HUD restrictions. The loan application must meet the local lenders credit standards and must meet any federal requirements if it is an FHA, VA, Rural Development, Freddie Mac or Conventional loan. There is a minimum required 640 FICO score and a maximum income limit for the mortgage applicant that is set at 115% of AMI (Average Median Income) by county. The program is not restricted to first time home buyers.
This is a unique outreach program for KACo, but it supports the premise that increased home ownership creates stronger counties. Home owners add to the strength of the fabric of any community, not to mention the increased tax base. KACo is proud to offer an initiative that promotes home ownership across the Commonwealth.
KACo would be happy to provide a more in-depth explanation of this new initiative as requested, by contacting Grant Satterly, KACo Financial Services Director.


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Tycon Power Systems Gigabit wallplug POE adapter
Features- Remotely Power Equipment thru CAT5 Cable up to 100m- Autoranging Switching Power Supply: 100-240VAC - Short Circuit, Over Current and Over Voltage Protection - Powerful 24W Gigabit Passive POE Output - CE Certified, Meets RoHS Requirements - Compact size – Convenient Wall Plug Design
Applications - Wireless Access Points and Client Devices - IP Phone and Security Camera Systems Description
The TP-POE-24G-WP Gigabit Power Over Ethernet Power Sources are a low cost Passive POE inserter/injector compatible with a wide variety of passive POE powered devices. They are midspan devices, which means there is a data-in port and an output port with data and power. The RJ45 connectors are shielded so that the CAT5 cable shielding path is not interrupted between the data source (computer, router or switch) and the device being supplied with POE power. The small size and convenient wall plug design helps keep the installation simple and clean. The low cost makes them very affordable.
They work by supplying power to the remote device on the unused Ethernet pins 4,5(V+) and 7,8(V-). The Ethernet spec supports distances up to 100m (328 feet). The units are autoranging so that they accept AC inputs from 90VAC to 264VAC (50/60 Hz) and they supply regulated DC Voltage at the POE output. They have various protections for short circuit, overload and overvoltage. They have power output of up to 24W. They are available in 24V DC Output with load regulation within 5%. They have an LED to indicate power on.
Size: 90 x 45 x 35 mm (3.5 x 1.77 x 1.38")
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FYM Hot Sauce - Spicy and flavorful from fresh ingredients
FYM Hot Sauce - The perfect combination of flavor and heat!
THANK EVERYONE SO MUCH FOR THEIR SUPPORT! 12 hours and funded all ready!
Update: Backers with 10 oz bottles will now be given 12.7 oz bottles instead.
FYM Hot Sauce started from a small backyard garden. At the end of the growing season I ended up with a bunch of peppers and had no idea what to do with them. I decided to make a hot sauce and my life hasn't been the same since. After running out of sauce in 1 month, I quickly decided that the next year I would grow more peppers and make a bigger batch.
When people started tasting FYM I started running out again and couldn't keep up with my friends and family's demands. I originally set out to only sell enough that I could make it through the year without running out and again demand was too great.
FYM Hot Sauce is made from fresh ingredients. When making this sauce I wanted to find something that is not only spicy but is flavorful. I have found the perfect combination with this recipe; the heat is there, yet it doesn't linger and is bursting with flavor.
This product is Gluten free.
If we can get to $15,000 then I will be able to purchase all permits and everything to get another variety of hot sauce on the market. I will have a vote on Facebook for what variety soon!
If we can get to $25,000 then I will be able to purchase all permits and everything to get third variety of hot sauce on the market. I will have a vote on Facebook for what variety soon!
If we can get to $35,000 then I will make a recipe e-book for all backers to download! These are my awesome recipes of all the food that I eat regularly. If you think the sauce is good, wait until you make my pasta!
STRETCH GOAL 4: $55,555 - Completed
If we reach $55,555, then I will send all backers of $35 and up an additional free 5 oz bottle of one of the two new flavors. The flavors will probably be Extra Hot and Mild, but the selection is yours.
If we can get to $111,111 then I will be able to purchase all permits and everything to release Spicy Mayonnaise on the market.
Other flavors are in the works. I have a variety of other flavors in the works. FYM Original Hot Sauce is pretty darned spicy so I have mild and medium variants, along with a very hot green sauce and extra hot version for insane people. Making spicy mayonnaise is also a dream of mine to get that extra kick, in an easily spreadable form. If there enough is demand, then I will create fruity and exotic variants as well.
Where am I in the process?
- A corporation has been set up in Oregon
- Insurance has been purchased
- Process and production methods have been approved
- All production is done in a commercial kitchen
What do I still need to do?
- Finalize our label and design!
- Various fees need to be paid including barcode and nutrition facts
- Need to find a production facility to increase bottling capacity
What are my goals in the next 24 months?
- Get all 5 variants licensed and out to market
- Expand bottling capacities and production
- Submit sauce to competitions
- Gain shelf space in 200+ retail locations and restaurants
- Bring spicy mayonnaise to market
At the end of April I posted to a couple social media sites trying to get feedback and ended up receiving more than 2,500 requests for samples. The samples have been sent out and I will be updating this page with reviews as I receive them. So far the results have been quite positive.
What are people saying?
"The sauce is fantastic...I would absolutely buy this off the shelf in a store." - Benjamin Pottle FB
"FYM Hot Sauce is THE hot sauce to have in your kitchen. It will not only intensify your meals with amazing flavor, but also has the heat to put some hair on your chest!" - David Meyer
"I love this stuff! It's flavorful with just the right amount of heat to kick up any meal." - Cate Anevski
"Finally, a hot sauce that's actually hot and tastes good too!" - JJ Berry
"Got a package in the mail containing your hot sauce, just tried it and it is bomb diggity! Thanks a million!" - /u/deinonychusturtlepie
"Hey! I wanted you to know everyone in my house LOVES the sauce. It's really **** hot, but we like that. :D Great job." - /u/intraction
"Got my sauce yesterday! Love it! Thank you. Will happily recommend to anyone." - /u/wheeldog
"this whole time I thought I didn't like hot sauce - turns out, I've just never had good hot sauce! Tabasco? Blegh. Seriously, both my husband and I were blown away! It's so flavorful that I've been eating it with everything: mixed in with pork marinade, dipping sauce for pot stickers, on top of eggs. I'm even planning on making a spicy tamarind martini with it later tonight. (Yeah, I might be getting a little carried away). It is really good though. I like that it has just a hint of sweetness and I'm starting to get used to the amount of heat. Husband prefers less heat, so he can't wait to try your medium/mild versions." - /u/msgsquared
"Just got my sample today! AMAZING!" - u/altoidsyn
"I immediately scrambled an egg and liberally applied the hot sauce. It is amazing while also filling me with pained regret of delicious fire covering my tongue." - Adam Ilsley FB
"This stuff is fantastic." - Ben Micheel
"Got it today and.... This stuff if GOOD!" - WikiPuka
"Holy ****, man! That sauce is delicious and hot." - /u/salomoncascade
"Very good, classic habanero sauce." - /u/Iscariot360
"I got my sample of @fymhotsauce yesterday and it's almost gone today! Awesome flavor." - Barry Chapman
"My sample arrived at my house yesterday. I tried a little bit alone and it had an awesome flavor and a great level of heat. This morning I made some eggs and put a very generous amount of the hot sauce on them. All I can say is DAMN! This is really one of the first hot sauces that has some good heat with great flavor. My sample is not going to last long at all." - Kevin Broich FB
"That was brilliant! I like the kick and the fact that it doesn't mask the taste of the food I'm eating as so many sauces do. I will definitely be ordering more of this. Well done!!" - Stephanie Crates
Risks and challenges
So far I have done most everything but pay for some things like UPC codes which cost hundreds of dollars per year. Once that is done the risks will be very little.
The biggest challenge I can think of is not getting the word out about this sauce. Once people try it, they are hooked. The best way to get around this is to let your friends know or express interest to your local grocers and restaurants. There is already a reasonable demand out there but the more people that know the better.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
Questions about this project? Check out the FAQ
Funding period
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Medical questions & health advice by board certified doctors
"Can one transmit the flu through blood or semen?"
My boyfriend has the flu and I'm trying hard not to get it from him. If we don't exchange saliva, is it possible for me to get the flu from him? What if I have contact with other bodily fluids, such as his semen / tears / blood. Do those carry the flu virus?
The flu virus infects the respiratory track and is transmitted between different people through respiratory particles. Basically the way it works is someone with the flu coughs and small invisible particles of respiratory secretions and saliva that contain the virus are spread. Often times these particles hang out in the air for some time before a susceptible person breaths them in. The best way to prevent the spread of flu from one person to anther is by avoiding that person all together. If that is not possible, then the person infected should where a mask to help prevent the release of those respiratory particles. Of course you should also not exchange saliva with him because this type of contact can also spread the flu. Although semen, blood, and tears do not tend to carry the flu virus, if you are close enough to him to be in contact with those fluids, then you are close enough to breath in the infected respiratory particles Remember that a great way to reduce your risk of getting the flu is for you to get the flu shot. If you have not received it this year, then I suggest that you schedule an appointment with your primary care physician so that you can get it. Good luck.
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There are tight constraints on where the rules of money making work. Money is not an indication of value. Value is intrinsic, and deeply personal. Price is a clearing mechanism. Without interference, the only two things that matter are supply and demand. How much there is. How much is wanted. Parenting is the best example of this. You can't put a price on how much someone raising a child 'should' be paid. It is priceless and there is no market for it. I believe in creating buffers and engines.
A buffer is a mini-engine or shock-absorber, that can't last forever, but can let you look up long enough for the panic to subside, so you can make better decisions.
An engine is a muse. It can free how you spend your time from the rules of monetising. Not all good ideas are good business ideas.
The shock-absorber and engine aren't the point of the car. They are however necessary in order to go on a journey. Sometimes we do what we have to do. Sometimes we do what we want to do. You can't always rage against the constraints. Understanding constraints is a better way of dominating them, so they don't dominate you. Build a Buffer. Build an Engine.
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Cuisine: Continental / Mediterranean
(516) 326-7769
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226 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, NY 11001
(516) 326-7769
8.3 out of 10
Based on 31 Votes
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Attire: Casual Neat
Reservations Accepted: Yes, Required on Weekends
Take Out Available: Yes
Delivery: Unknown
Breakfast Served: No
Brunch Served: Yes, Sunday Noon - 4
Wine List: Unknown
Live Music: Yes, Weekends
Bar: Yes
Outdoor Dining: Yes
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Catering: Yes, On Premises
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