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Over the previous few days I've been acutely aware that Labor Day Weekend is coming up. Six years in the past, Labor Day grew to become my favourite vacation weekend and because the weekend approaches yearly, the recollections of that weekend at all times resurface. Many of you'll recognize this story, nevertheless it's been a number of years since I've blogged about it and my perspective on it has shifted some, so bear with me. I find the one relief for the again ache is to have a scorching shower, which helps for about an hour, I am/was beginning to feel depressed particularly when my ladies are telling me they're getting nervous over how lengthy I am taking to get over this.
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Business Booming for Water Delivery Companies
Garrett McInnis has been so busy hauling water to people with dry wells that he's had to buy three new tanker trucks to keep up. His company, H20 to Go, primarily serves homeowners in the Sierra Nevada foothills flanking the Lake Tahoe region.
"Our phone rings constantly with people putting [storage tank] systems in and asking what they need to do," says McInnis. "A lot of these folks have never had to deal with this. It's all drought-related."
Many rural homes in the area are not served by municipal water systems and rely on their own wells instead. Those wells lie in fractured rock voids that are normally refilled by snowmelt. But there's been almost no snowmelt this year, thanks to the drought, so many people are watching their wells go dry for the first time ever.
Many people can't afford to buy water when their wells dry up. So for this reason, McInnis hasn't raised his prices for delivered water, even though his own costs have gone up every year.
"When you install a storage tank and start getting delivery of water, you find out how much water costs and how much you actually use," said one customer, Jim Conragan, who lives on the outskirts of Grass Valley and had water delivered recently to his 2,600-gallon tank. "It makes a real difference."
To Really Understand the Drought, Look at Temperatures
That's the message from a recent presentation by Glen MacDonald, the John Muir Memorial Chair of Geography at the University of California, Los Angeles, helpfully digested this week by the hard-working MavensNotebook.com.
This four-year California drought, MacDonald tells us, is not a record-breaker in terms of dryness, despite numerous reports to that effect. Where it does destroy all previous records is how warm this drought has been. This has compounded the effects of the dryness by leaving California with virtually no snowpack, normally its most important water supply.
"That's where we do see we are beginning to go off the charts and where this is exceptional," he said.
MacDonald's presentation was made at the biennial State of the Estuary Conference, held in Oakland in September and sponsored by the San Francisco Estuary Partnership.
The exceptional heat boosts evaporation from the land and evapotranspiration from plants — two important measures of drought that often get overlooked.
He said the temperature spike is connected to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, but perhaps not entirely. Recent studies suggest around 25 percent of the temperature increase is influenced by climate change.
"Some of it is natural variability," he said. "But a significant portion of this seems to be related to the increasing temperatures driven by increasing greenhouse gases."
MacDonald goes on to discuss how population and demographic changes may hinder future land and water conservation efforts in California. We won't go into that here, but it's worth reading deeper if you're curious about such things.
Merced Region Expects Big Shift from Crops to Homes
An additional 11,000 acres of urban growth is expected on lands around Merced, California, that are now farms.
That's according to a draft long-term water plan being prepared by the Merced Irrigation District. The water resources management plan also foresees that farmlands will expand by 10,000 acres outside the district's boundaries.
In addition, the ongoing shift towards permanent crops will continue, with more fields being shifted to orchards and vineyards.
All this means that water demand will "harden" in future decades, meaning there will be fewer farm acres that can be fallowed during a drought. Instead, water demand will remain relatively consistent from year to year and season to season, because homes, businesses and permanent crops generally require the same amount of water all the time.
On the other hand, irrigation technology is changing. Many farmers are ending flood irrigation and switching to drip systems. This could reduce total water demand on fields, or it could simply allow available water to be stretched across more fields.
The plan is expected to be completed around April 2016. One early finding is that all these changes are certain to put additional demand on the region's groundwater, during a time when new state laws require that water be managed sustainably for the first time ever. An overall goal of the plan is to figure out how to meet future water demand with available water supplies.
In short, the trends in Merced mirror those taking place across California, especially in the farming-intensive Central Valley. Hopefully, other irrigation agencies are working on similar plans.
Top image: In this Sept. 15, 2014 photo, Yolanda Serrato, 54, and her family of five bathe with water from this tank in front of her house in East Porterville, Calif., a necessity after their well went dry. Some water delivery companies report that business is booming as a result of such hardships. (Scott Smith, Associated Press)


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5 August 2013 – Washington, DC, USA and Accra, Ghana – The American Academy of Project Management (AAPM ®) Board of Standards and the Governing Council of the Direct Leadership Institute, Ghana have announced the commencement of a partnership for the administration of AAPM's Certified Oil and Gas Project Manager (COG-PM) for the petroleum industry.
The Certified Oil and Gas Project Manager certification is a program of the American Academy of Project Management ® (AAPM®), an organization based in the United States and recognized in over 150+ countries via 800 training providers, universities, colleges and business schools.
The Direct Leadership Institute (DLI) based in Ghana will serve as the Global Strategic Partner and Administrator of the COG-PM certification in Africa and other regions. In conjunction with the AAPM and the African Project and Program Management Board, DLI organizes the African Project and Program Management Conference (APPMC) hosted yearly in Ghana.
Chief Executive Officer of the American Academy of Project Management (AAPM), Prof George Mentz said: "The complexity and dynamics of the oil and gas industry needs competent and certified executives to drive the industry effectively and efficiently with the necessary skills and certifications; hence the need for the Certified Oil and Gas Project Management Certification."
President of the Direct Leadership Institute, Dr. Donald Agumenu said: "After a five- day intensive certification class, successful candidates are awarded the COG-PM designation by the American Academy of Project Management."
"This executive globally customized project management program would deepen participants' understanding of the dynamics of oil and gas project management, governance and leadership in the industry," Dr. Agumenu added. "It also strengthens participants' leadership in giant and complex projects, program and portfolio management, project financing, project sustainability, managing cost and stakeholder interests in the oil and gas industry."
Dr. Agumenu, who is also a Global Honourary Adviser for AAPM also said: "Competent, qualified and certified project managers are stronger performers and their projects are more likely to be successful. This translates into increased efficiency, improved organisational alignment and financial savings. Salaries for certified project managers are rising."
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What happens when you arrive at 11pm in Sri Lanka? You hail a tuk-tuk, and are convinced you might die en route to your hotel. Don't worry, we adjusted to the driving quickly. Time to check out Palm Village "resort" and catch up some ZZzzs.
Drew and I landed in Sri Lanka the night before NYE, after spending a week in Seattle running around with his parents on an epic Christmas scavenger hunt, filled with a Burlesque Nutcracker and many happy hours. We were eager and nervous to begin our Honeymoon in a country we had both never been to before. We grabbed our bags, took a deep breath, and knew we were to begin on an unforgetable journey.
We arrived late in the evening to the Sri Lankan Airport, a little frazzled from almost 30 hours of flying, and was quickly bombarded with taxi and tuk tuk offers to our hotel. The Visa process to get into Sri Lanka was simple, pay $30 USD for each Visa upon arrival, go through customs and voilà, you are in the thick of things. The Sri Lankan airport is a mix of all cultures, with people selling washing machines, appliances, taxi rides, and tours. During our layover in Dubai we exchanged a small amount of our dollars for Sri Lankan Rupees and were ready to find our ride to our first hotel of our stay.
If we were frazzled in any way, we were back to life via our journey to our hotel. Our taxi weaved in and out of pedestrians, tuktuks, buses, trucks, and stray dogs as Drew and I squealed out of excitement and terror as we were inches from the closest car driving at full speed. We would soon grow accustomed to this style of driving but holy sh*t it was terrifying the first time.
Forty-five minutes later we arrived at Palm Village, a quaint yet hard-working "resort", located on the beach about 45 minutes from the airport. We were greeted by five different employees, eager to take our bags, and help us check in. The place was decked out for New Year's Eve, which was mostly still Christmas decorations strewn across staircases. After a quick exchange of passport information, we were handed our keys, and walked to our room on the second floor. Our room was simple, a queen bed, a small sitting area, a bathroom, and a balcony. There was a mini fridge, A/C (definitely put to use), and a TV that had one station. We were exhausted and went straight to bed, agreeing that we'd check out the grounds early tomorrow morning.
Palm Village is like a high-end hostel meets an outdated resort. There is staff operating 24/7, constantly sweeping, cleaning, and cooking. The pool is well maintained, with lounge chairs surrounding the water and hammocks sprinkled throughout the palm trees in the grounds. The breakfast is a massive display of Sri Lankan and Western foods, with tea, coffee, fruit, and basically anything you need short of a bloody mary in the morning. We had a handful of Palm Village employees come by during breakfast to see how we slept and if the food was ok. It was here we realized how much they love to take care of their guests and ensure they're having a "very good time".
After breakfast, we found the gate to access the beach. What we found on the other side were crashing waves upon slabs of rocks, and sand full of beautiful seashells, like the kind you find once every two years on Oahu's North Shore. I felt like a kid in a candy store. However the beach itself is far from any beach we are used to on Oahu, stray (but friendly!) dogs patrol the beach in search of food scraps, broken down boats erode in the sand, and piles of garbage, mostly plastic, is burned no more than 100 yards away from the hotel beach entrance. We would later find beaches to swim and surf in, but this was not where we wanted to hop in, thank god for the Palm Village pool!
The Wifi is only located in the lobby, and we had a lot of research to tackle. We sat down and ordered two Lion Lager beers, it was 10:30AM, so we immediately became the classic honeymoon-ing Americans drinking morning beers (no shame).
After mapping out our route for the next few days, we headed off to the nearest town called Negombo, for lunch and to explore the region. If you aren't specific with your tuktuk driver what you want to do and how much you want to spend, they might take you on as a day tour guide, which yes…happened to us newbs. So after an unexpected, overpaid 6 hour tour, we returned to Palm Village, tired and ready for a nap. With no plans for NYE we accepted the invite from the front desk staff to join Palm Village for their night of dinner and dancing. To be honest it was a miracle either one of us woke up in time for dinner, let alone stayed up for the very illegal firework show, but I am so happy we did. Something about being in the most foreign country you have ever been in, while listening to 90s classics from America that really throws your perspective for a loop.
Our two night stay was the perfect, quirky, introduction to Sri Lanka. We got a balance of relaxing and awkward dancing around the pool to Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love is" which was just what we needed to motivate us to move south towards Galle and Ahangama.
A big Mahalo to Palm Village for their hospitality and dedicated work, we look forward to return some day! We booked our stay through Booking.com – be sure to share your experience and reviews to help hotels such as Palm Village to extend their audience reach.


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Hello WOW! fans! Jan here to share a fun project using Metallic Copper Ultra High and Clear Mat Dull Regular. I like to use WOW Embossing Powder on metal because it adds such a nice texture and a splash of color. Here's a bird cage I bought at a thrift store and using versa mark ink pad to ink random areas, I heat embossed with Copper. The paper line is one of my favorites by Graphic 45, "Song Bird".
I've used Clear Mat Dull for the bird at the top of the cage.
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As coffee "culture" becomes an integral part of our society, and high-end independent coffee shops open all over the US, people have become more knowledgeable and curious about the beverages they consume, from how they're brewed to where the ingredients originate from. American Tea Room seeks to bring that culture to tea shops, and create a unique tea tradition. With American Tea Room's original Beverly Hills location undergoing renovations, and an airy new space recently opened in downtown Los Angeles' Arts district and a new location that opened in December at Fashion Island in Orange County, this drink with a long and rich history is making a modern comeback.
David Barenholtz, owner of American Tea Room, first found inspiration for his company when he was visiting tea stores in Paris and London, and realized the tradition of tea drinking was something that was missing in the United States. "There is tea culture in so many other countries, and it's something that's isn't present here," Barenholtz explains. "I wanted to open up a tea shop and bring in high quality teas."
Barenholtz, a former art gallery owner, had plenty of retail experience, but not much in the way of tea experience. He spent the next two years traveling to India, Japan, Europe and China, learning about different kinds of tea and its history. As a super-taster, Barenholtz has a highly refined sensory palette, which comes in handy when tasting and smelling tea. In 2003, he opened his first tea room in Beverly Hills, which was originally licensed with a European company, although Barenholtz was sourcing his own tea. After the 2008 recession, Barenholtz decided to try a different approach: "I wanted something more authentic, that was more reflective of the experience of my world, which was immersed in American food and wine culture."
American Tea Room was rebranded in 2008, with over 200 type of teas, including custom blends imported from Asia and Europe. And the tea room is more than a retail space; they offer 30 different tea drinks inspired from Barenholtz's travels, including unique blends like horchata tea or butter tea. In addition to beverages, the tea rooms also offer delicious tea-influenced bites from Valerie confections and tea-infused cocktails. On the retail side of things, the stores feature large touch screens that provide information about each tea blend and how to prepare it.
With 40 stores planned to open in the next five years, including cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, Barenholtz is betting on tea rooms becoming the next big thing. "There's nothing else out there like it. I wanted to recreate the feeling of drinking tea in my living room. The spaces are designed so you can talk to your fellow customers, and strike up conversations."


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Sec. 108-1 Landscaping
Landscaping shall comply with Division Five – Landscaping, of these standards. When landscaping within or adjacent to street intersections, the following sight distance and safety criteria shall be provided:
108-1.01 The standards apply only to those intersections which meet at normal skews and where the grade difference between the intersecting streets is not greater than 10 percent.
108-1.02 The clear sight triangle for roadways intersecting arterial and collector highways (55 mph design speed) and stopping sight distance is three hundred (300) feet (near lane approach) and one hundred and fiftythree (153) feet (far lane approach).
108-1.03 The maximum height of shrubs and other obstruction within the above area shall be maintained at a height of thirty (30) inches or less above the sidewalk grade.
108-1.04 For local street intersections; nothing greater than a thirty (30) inch height (above sidewalk grade) within sixty (60) feet of the curb lines extended (normal skew and grades).
108-1.05 See attached Plate T-7 for illustrations of the above standards.
108-1.06 The maximum trunk diameter for trees located in the road right-of-way of any street shall be four (4) inches or less at 10-year growth.
108-1.07 To maintain appropriate sight distances, no shrubs or trees with a height greater than 30 inches shall be located in a median area within three hundred (300) feet from the centerline of the intersecting cross street, pedestrian walkways, bikeways, or median openings.
108-1.08 All landscaping facilities shall be designed and maintained so as not to present a hazard to the traveling public.
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5 Tips for Choosing the Finest Furniture For The Restaurant
While finding the perfect dining accessories for your home will be Hard enough, the task becomes harder when you're selecting the furniture that will set status and the mood of your restaurant. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or new to the restaurant business, you know the importance placed on establishing the best possible environment to decorate your cuisine and also help your guests feel comfortable and welcome. We've helped many of our restaurateur customers find the ideal furniture solutions for their own dining surroundings, and now we want to share some of our consciousness! Check out our top five tips below to get an Great start on setting your area for success
After selecting little restaurant owners fall into a trap Too many things that do not match one another. Instead of get stuck using a mixture of furniture and accessories, then strategically plan every piece of decoration and furniture which will be placed in your restaurant beforehand. Produce a goal aesthetic for your own restaurant and select patterns colours and materials that fit within it. Keep it simple by sticking to tones and limiting the amount of patterns that you use to two or one which use the identical color mix.
2. Pick Quality Over Quantity
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By Ishaan . March 11, 2014 . 9:00am
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is getting another batch of downloadable content today in North America and Europe, Square Enix announced this morning. Here's what's on sale in North America. Details for Europe can be found further down.
Final Fantasy Legends Collection ($9.99)
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Additionally, previously released Samurai DLC outfits are also available for $2.99 each. These include: Flower of Battle, Art of War, Dark Samurai, Shining Prince, and Utsusemi.
Meanwhile, in Europe, the Yuna, Cloud and Aerith costumes can be downloaded for £7.99/€9.99, or individually for £3.19/€3.99 each on the Xbox 360. Additionally, the Samurai outfits are available for £7.99/€9.99 (or £2.39/€2.99 each. The PlayStation 3 will get these outfits tomorrow.


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Founded in 1942, the American Geriatrics Society (AGS) is a nationwide, not-for-profit society of geriatrics healthcare professionals that has—for 75 years—worked to improve the health, independence, and quality of life of older people. Its nearly 6,000 members include geriatricians, geriatric nurses, social workers, family practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and internists. The Society provides leadership to healthcare professionals, policymakers, and the public by implementing and advocating for programs in patient care, research, professional and public education, and public policy. For more information, visit AmericanGeriatrics.org.
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License Key
The License Key entitles you to use a purchased product and/or get updates. This entitlement is valid for a specified period of time and for a number of licensed users. It may also include the ability to contact Open-Xchange support too. Please note that Open-Xchange activates all provided license key.
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The customer ID identifies you as an Open-Xchange customer and gives you access to the Open-Xchange Portal.
You are entitled to advanced support if you: have obtained one of Open-Xchange's support offerings; have registered all your support keys (you will have received these after purchasing your support offering) and have an issue with your Open-Xchange product.
To contact Open-Xchange:
- Send an email to support(at)open-xchange.com
- Provide the following information in the email body:
Support Key: OX-SUPPORT-OR-LICENSE-KEY-XXX Server: url of the machine Server Version: server version or package list Platform: Please choose one from possible values. GUI Version: GUI version or package list Category: Please choose one from possible values. Severity: 4, 3, 2, 1 (see description of Severity Levels) Track-ID: the customer's internal tracking number, e.g. from its Bugzilla Product: Please choose one from possible values. Date/time of last changes to configuration or installing updates (with description) or any other changes that were done within at least the last 24 hours or ... Issue Description: ... Steps to reproduce: Provide a detailed description of the issue/incident and ideally a step-by-step description ... Used OS/Browser/Client (with version): ... Date/time of test (with timezone): ... Current behaviour / Error or Unexpected Results (Date/time): ... Expected behaviour: ... (Test account to reproduce issue: )
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The following user guide provides an overview about the Open-Xchange ticket system.
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It can also mean a security or general threat that poses a potential risk to the customers' data integrity or privacy.
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Self Service Support
Basic troubleshooting
If you experience issues with installation you may wish to try the following
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- run the command /opt/open-xchange/sbin/checkconfigconsistency. This will check for some well known configuration mistakes
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Bug Reporting
If you are an Open-Xchange customer, you are able to file bug reports, via e-mail, to our support engineers. Please check How to contact the Open-Xchange Support for information on how to report a bug. The benefit to you is that reports are handled as a regular support ticket. The Open-Xchange support team validates it and then provides you with progress updates on the filed report.
If you are not an Open-Xchange customer, or do not have specific support level agreements, please visit the Open-Xchange Bugzilla.
Security Patch Release
Open-Xchange takes security related topics very seriously. In order to provide customers, and their users, a safe and reliable working environment, security vulnerabilities are handled with a high priority and are covered by an optimized delivery process. We believe that security issues must be communicated openly, while at the same time protecting customers that may be affected by that issue.
To provide input to the software security community we publish all security issues. This is done once the issue has been identified, a Patch Release has been provided to our customers, and they have had sufficient time to respond and roll out the Patch Release. It is for this reason that we have chosen a hybrid model of responsible-disclosure, and full-disclosure, when announcing vulnerabilities. Open-Xchange is very eager to get feedback from the security community about unknown issues. We are committed to resolve them quickly without bureaucracy or hassle. Vulnerabilities are discussed within Open-Xchange, prior to providing a Security Patch Release. This ensures that customers can request deployment information from their Support or Services contacts.
Metrics and Frameworks
When vulnerabilities are discovered, either internally at Open-Xchange or externally, they first get evaluated. We use industry standard metrics such as CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System), CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) and get identified by CVE-IDs (Common Vulnerability and Exposures). This information is then made available through Patch Release Notes, once the vulnerability has been solved. The Release Notes do not contain specific information about the vulnerability. This makes sure that customers are protected until public disclosure is attained.
Public Disclosure
Public disclosure is achieved by using the "Bugtraq" Mailing List. The posts contain detailed information about the vulnerability as well as a history of the vulnerabilities discovery process. These postings can be used to map CVE-Identifiers from the Release Notes with a detailed description of the vulnerability. The public announcement usually takes place within 5 to 10 business days after a Security Patch Release has been provided to all customers. To avoid exploitation of a known security issues, please make sure to update your systems to a Security Patch Release as quickly as possible.
Please note that Security Patch Releases are provided for Open-Xchange software versions that are supported at the time of vulnerability discovery.
- CVSS: www.first.org/cvss
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- Bugtraq: www.securityfocus.com
Personal Data Policy
According to German law, companies are forced to handle any (log) files from customers which contain data related to a third person or has any personal protection in a special way. Personal data shall mean any information concerning the personal or material circumstances of an identified or identifiable natural person. Even so they have to be deleted once they aren't used any more. To fulfil this requirement, customers and support agents have to keep the readable ticket communication, in form of email/article body, subject or attachment names, free from any personal data. This can be every thing from names, email addresses, screen-shots, logs files and even credentials to system accounts. This personal data only has to be handed over in form of attachments which was common practice before. Transfer channels for personal data are attachments via the ticket system, attachment in encrypted emails or provided by protected download links. How to send encrypted emails via PGP is described here.
The integrity of an 'Incident Request' with all available data needs to be saved up to 90 days after a ticket was closed to ensure a holistic assessment in case of Contractual complaints. This time frame is mandatory and gives also the customer time for detailed tests. In case of reopening an incident within these three months all information is still available and needs not to be recollected by customers and end users.
Open-Xchange introduced a weekly deletion process, the deletion work on ticket attachments and on raw email files which are affected by attachments. The automatic deletion of all ticket attachments takes place weekly at Sunday and affects all tickets which are in a 'closed' state since 90 days.
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OverviewWith soft earth-toned upholstery and a comfortable design, the "Director" rocker recliners are the exceptional choice to enhance the beauty and comfort of any living area. The soft inviting upholstery is a perfect match with the rich contemporary design creating a recliner that accents the style of any home decor. With the plush back cushioning and thick pillow top arms, these recliners cradle you in ultimate relaxation perfect for any living environment. Enhance your living room with the comfort and style of a "Director" rocker recliner.
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Worcester Students Deliver 60 Turkeys, 68 Food Baskets to St. Peter's Food Pantry
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Students at Worcester's Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School delivered 60 turkeys and 68 food baskets to St. Peter's Food Pantry in Worcester on Tuesday morning.
See Pictures of the Event Below
Related Slideshow: 30 Ways To Give In Central Mass This Holiday Season
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army's traditional red kettle is an integral part of the Christmas scene, with millions of dollars donated each year to aid needy families, seniors, and the homeless. Donations provide and financial assistance provides Christmas dinners, clothing, and toys for families in need including families of prisoners. Simply make a donation wherever you see their trademark red kettle or do so online by clicking here.
Goodwill Mass accepts donations of men's, women's or children's clothing and other textiles. Some of the clothing donations are provided to our clients who may need an outfit for an interview or a one week supply of clothing for a new job. Most is sold to neighboring Goodwills, or as salvage with all revenues raised going back into programs and services for Rhode islanders.
You may drop off your old clothing at one of the many clothing donation bins throughout the state or at the drop-box located in 25 Park Avenue, Worcester.
Click here for more information.
Operation Homefront
Formed in 2002, Operation Homefront is a nonprofit organization developed to support military families. On December 14, Operation Homefront will host a "Holiday Toys for Military Kids" event in Wellesly Hills, Taunton, and Springfield from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Toys are limited and are on a first come, first serve registration process. Once your registration is complete you will receive a confirmation email. Please note that this program is for military dependent children only.
African Community Education Program
Donate non-perishable food items such as rice, beans, and canned vegetables for Thanksgiving distribution by November 21. Donate new or gently used winter clothing such as boots, hats, scarves, and coats to be distributed to ACE families during the holiday season. Donations accepted November – January.
Contact: Amy Connery (508) 799-3653
AIDS Project Worcester
Donate gift cards, new toys, and new clothes; personal care items such as soap, shampoo, washcloths, toothpaste, toothbrushes, feminine products, and disposable diapers; and canned goods for December holiday food baskets.
Contact: Patricia Price (508) 755-3773
Alternatives Unlimited
Donate tickets to sporting events, theatres, and movies; specialty food items, health and beauty items; kitchen essentials; gift baskets; and gift certificates to grocery stores, pharmacies, and department stores.
Contact: Sandra Marquis (508) 266-6517
Auburn Youth and Family Services
Donate new toys, games, and books for children of all ages; grocery store gift cards for holiday food baskets; gifts for teens such as movie passes, music, gaming gift cards, and personal care items; and gift cards to clothing and shoe stores to purchase gifts for children and teens. Adopt a family and provide gifts for Christmas. Call for details.
Contact: Sheryl Spafford (508) 832-5707 ext. 10
Big Brother Big Sisters Central MA
Donate gift cards to local grocery and discount stores; board games; craft supplies; sports equipment and balls; and other small gift items suitable for children.
Contact: Melanie Perreault (508) 752-7868 ext. 14
Boys and Girls Club of Worcester
Donate holiday gifts for children ages 5 – 18 including gift cards for teens to purchase items such as movies, music, and clothing; grocery store gift cards to purchase holiday meals for families in need; and wrapping paper and supplies such as bows and cards. Adopt a family for the holidays and provide gifts. Call for details.
Contact: Liz Hamilton (508) 754-2686
Burncoat Family Center
Donate new toys, books, clothes, outerwear, boots, and gift cards for boys and girls ages 4 – 18; gift certificates for movies, bowling, and other activities; non-religious holiday decorations and gift-wrap; and food for Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.
Contact: Anna Berin (508) 853-6988
Catholic Charities
Donate new winter coats, gloves, mittens, and hats for adults and children; gift cards to pharmacies, grocery stores, and discount retail stores; and non-perishable food donations.
Contact: Cynthia Taberner (508) 860-2206
Central MA Housing Alliance
Donate gifts for homeless children of all ages and new household items for more than 80 homeless families including sheet sets, blankets, pots and pans, dishes, silverware, and gift cards to discount and grocery stores. Gifts for teens especially needed.
Contact: Katherine Kerr (508) 791-7265
Children's Friend Inc
Donate gift cards for discount and grocery stores that will be distributed to needy families during the holiday season to be used for food, clothes, and gifts.
Contact: Karen Ludington (508) 459-6424
Community Healthlink - Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Program
Donate winter hats and gloves and gift cards to discount stores, grocery stores, and fast food restaurants.
Contact: Brian Bickford (508) 860-1139
Community Healthlink - Victim Services
Donate new coats, hats, gloves, and mittens for children, adolescents, and adults of all sizes. Donate new board games and gift cards in denominations of $10 – $25.
Contact: Amanda Atchue (508) 421-4501
Dare Family Services
Donate toys and other items for children ages 10 – 18. Items for teens especially needed.
Contact: Armida Martinez
(508) 755-7100
Dismas House
Donate gift cards for male residents: sheets and blankets, toiletries, hats, gloves, and pajamas.
Contact: David McMahon
(508) 799-9389
Family Health Center of Worcester
Donate new items for newborns and mothers in need: baby blankets, toiletries, newborn undergarments, socks, bibs, infant equipment such as car seats, new maternity clothes, and gift cards for discount and grocery stores. Donate new items for immigrants/refugees such as gloves and mittens, hats, scarves, and home first aid kits. Donate new household items for homeless families including sheet sets, blankets, cooking utensils, pots and pans, and dishes.
Contact: Georgianna Sgariglia
(508) 860-7951
Elder Services of Worcester
Donate small toiletries such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and shampoo to be used as gifts for Meals on Wheels recipients.
Contact: Julia Martiros
(508) 852-3205
Family Success Partnership
Donate gift cards to grocery stores to purchase items for a holiday meal; gift cards to discount stores; and children's winter clothing including gloves, socks, and small-sized winter coats.
Contact: Courtney Hale
(774) 245-5416
Frances Perkins and Foundations
Donate educational toys for children ages 1 – 12; gift cards and gift certificates; and household items such as bedding, pots and pans; personal hygiene products, and diapers.
Contact: Ivonne Suarez
(508) 757-7506
YWCA of Central MA
Donate coats for women, children, and teens; hats and gloves; books for all ages, journals, and gift cards to discount and grocery stores.
Contact: Amarely Gutierrez
(508) 755-5371 ext. 3014
Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital
Donate men's and women's clothing in all sizes (especially XL and plus sizes) such as sweaters, sweatshirts, sweatpants, jeans, underwear, and t-shirts; toiletries such as hairbrushes, makeup, shampoo, body wash, and lotion; inexpensive male and female jewelry items such as crosses, watches, and rings; games, cards, word search books, and other small gift items.
Contact: Sandy Epstein
(508) 368-3524
Worcester Housing Authority
Donate Christmas trees and decorations for use in resident community rooms; pie filling or grocery store gift cards for holiday food; and hats and gloves for children in all sizes.
Contact: Lynn O'Toole
(508) 635-3306
Worcester County Food Bank
Donate non-perishable food for distribution to area emergency feeding programs. Drop off items Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at 474 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury. Please call the office before dropping off. Please visit www.foodbank.org for more information.
(508) 842-3663
Horace Mann Educational Associates
Donate linens and blankets, craft supplies, gloves, hats, scarves, and gift cards to pharmacy and grocery stores. Items donated to individuals with developmental disabilities.
Contact: Tracy Andryc
(508) 298-1129
Key Program
Donate small gifts for teenage girls in residential shelter such as warm socks, gloves, scarves, hats, journals, and hygiene products.
Contact: Stephanie Towne
(508) 852-6277
Nativity School of Worcester
Donate navy blue blazers, white button down shirts, khaki pants, belts, and dress shoes for boys in sizes from boys' small to men's medium; sports equipment such as baseballs, soccer balls, and related items; art supplies and music equipment such as instruments, scores, and songbooks.
Contact: Patrick Maloney
(508) 799-0100
American Red Cross of Central MA
Join us for our annual "Holiday for Heroes" campaign. Assist by reviewing, categorizing, and bundling holiday cards that will be delivered to veterans in Central MA. You would need to dedicate about three hours for this one-time seasonal event in early December. Call to schedule date.
Contact: Ray Duffy (508) 595-3762
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Probate Terminology
Following are definitions of common probate terms. Probate is the administration of a deceased person's estate with Probate Court oversight. The Probate Court of the county where the deceased person resided supervises the probate process. The person appointed to handle the probate process is a fiduciary.
Administrator: A person appointed by the court to manage the assets and liabilities of an intestate decedent (a person who died without a will). An Administrator is a fiduciary.
Appraisal: The determination of what constitutes a fair price for the real estate or other personal property, such as a collection; valuation; estimation of worth. In Ohio, as of 2012, real property valuation may now be based on the county auditor appraised value if desired.
Beneficiary: A person designated to benefit from an appointment, disposition, or assignment (such as in a will, insurance policy, retirement account, etc).
Commissioner: A person appointed by the court to manage a probate release. A Commissioner is a fiduciary.
Court costs: A sum of money required to be paid to the court clerk for the court costs of a probate proceeding (also called filing fees).
Decedent: The person who died.
Executor: A person named by a testator to carry out the provisions in the testator's will. An Executor is a fiduciary.
Fiduciary: The person who accepts responsibility to manage another's money or property. The fiduciary must exercise a high standard of care in carrying out this responsibility.
Heir: A person who, under the laws of intestacy, is entitled to inherit property when an ancestor dies without a will.
In Kind: Distribution in goods rather than cash.
Letters of Authority: The official court certified document appointing the applicant as fiduciary, with the power conferred by law, to administer decedent's estate.
Release: A shorter probate process available for estates of smaller designated value.
Testator: One who makes and executes a will.
Will: A legal document that directs how a person's estate is to be distributed upon death.
Will Contest: The litigation of a will's validity, such as on claims that the testator lacked capacity or was unduly influenced when the will was executed.
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The dead are still with us. Contemporary therapists and counselors are coming to understand what's been known for millennia in most religions and in most cultures outside the Western milieu: it's important to continue bonds between the living and the dead. Taking these connections seriously, Goss and Klass explore how bonds with the dead are created and maintained. In doing so, they unearth a fascinating new way to look at the origins and processes of religion itself. Examining ties to dead family members, teachers, religious and political leaders across religious and secular traditions, the authors offer novel ways of understanding grief and its role in creating meaning. Whether for classes in comparative religion and death and dying, or for bereavement counselors and other trying to make sense of grief, this book helps us understand what it means to feel connected to those dead but not lost.
Robert E. Goss is pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church in the Valley (North Hollywood). He is author of Jesus ACTED UP (1993) and coeditor of Take Back the Word and Queering Christ. Dennis E. Klass is professor of Religious Studies at Webster University in St. Louis.
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We are thrilled to announce that the supremely talented Jane Taylor is coming to Victoria's Kitchen. Come and join Jane from Taylor Made Cake of Tenterden, to learn how to create these stunning freestanding Cupcake Bouquets. These are the perfect alternative to a regular celebration cake or a bunch of flowers, and you can learn everything you need to know in this new one day class!
If you are the owner of a cake business this is a great class as bouquets are a wonderful and quick way to make a very impressive and cost effective order. If you are hobbyist or a complete beginner – you will be absolutely fine in this class too as we will take you through each part of the process step by step. You will learn how to decorate 7 cupcakes beautifully including professional piping techniques and we will also show you how to assemble the bouquets – so they are can then be transported the the venue or to the lucky recipient!
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SHAWNEE – The Oklahoma Boys' and Girls' All-Stars swept their counterparts from Texas at the Faith 7 Bowl on Saturday afternoon inside the Noble Complex on the campus of Oklahoma Baptist University.
In the inaugural game on the girls' side, Oklahoma needed overtime to clip the Texas All-Stars, 90-87. Despite the best efforts of Victoria Gray, Texas' Most Valuable Player with 34 points and 13 points, the Sooner State contingent rallied back after seeing their sizeable lead evaporate in the fourth quarter. Oklahoma MVP Taylor Roberts drained the go-ahead trey 1:20 left on the clock, then drained two free throws soon after, to put the finishing touches on the victory. Roberts would finish with 24 points and six boards, while Abbie Winchester posted a double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds.
The 52nd edition of the boys' game saw the Oklahoma All-Stars outgun their Lone Star State opposition, draining 13 3-point shots in the second half, winning 140-97. Oklahoma MVP Caleb Nero poured in 42 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, while running mate Brewster Peacock scored 25 points and pulled down 10 boards. Coryon Mason used 18 second-half points to finish third on the team with 23 points. Three different Texas All-Stars tied for a team-best 16 points, including Texas MVP Zach Simmons. Simmons was also dominant on the offensive glass, with five of his eight rebounds coming on the offensive end.
During the skills portion of the showcase, the girls competed in a 3-point shooting contest, while the boys demonstrated their best finishes at the rim in the dunk contest. Oklahoma's Kinsey Neiderer claimed the 3-point shooting crown, and Mason went home the champion of the dunk contest.


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