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Spring 2019
Adannaya BititiAntelope Valley CollegeSpain (Spring)
Sarah BradburyLewis & Clark CollegeJapan (Spring) | *CET Academic Programs Scholarship
Tina ChiemClark UniversityVietnam (Spring) | *CET Academic Programs Scholarship
Ashton GarciaUniversidad del EstePeru (Spring)
Nia HillHoward UniversitySouth Africa (Spring) | *Greater DC Area Scholarship
Diana AlcaláPortland State UniversityBrighton, England
Chelsea JohnsonUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore CountySouth Korea (Spring)
Lauren LiaoUniversity of California, San DiegoNew Zealand (Spring)
Alina LuIowa State UniversityAustralia (Spring)
Lisa LyUniversity of Nevada, Las VegasSpain (Spring) | *USAC Scholarship
Erin MoranBergen Community CollegeCzech Republic (Spring)
Cindy NguyenColby CollegeVietnam (Spring) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Nevan PatelUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoFrance, Italy, Germany (Spring)
Binh PhunCalifornia State Polytechnic University, PomonaCosta Rica (Spring)
Cecilia QuachVanderbilt UniversityNew Zealand (Spring)
Jessica RamosCalifornia State University, SacramentoChile (Spring) | *USAC Scholarship
Yulvi ReyesUniversity of La VerneMexico (Spring)
Jessica Rodriguez-SotoPortland Community CollegeThailand and Cambodia (Spring)
Ashley RomeroUniversity of Hawaii at HiloNew Zealand (Spring)
David VargasUniversity of PortlandSpain (Spring)
Allyson Vasquez-BrunoUniversity of California, San DiegoNetherlands (Spring)
Claudia AcunaSkyline CollegeHong Kong (Summer) | *Artigas-Etchegaray Family Scholarship
Maria AguileraSamford UniversityEngland (Fall) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Sarah AllevatoWake Technical Community CollegeEngland (Summer) | *Gugel-McPherson Family Scholarship
Marell AlvarezCollege of Lake CountySpain (Fall)
Gerard AvelinoCalifornia State University, FullertonFrance (Academic Year) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Felipe BautistaMethodist UniversitySouth Korea (Spring)
Jazmine BeattyTexas State UniversityItaly (Summer) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Ariel BermudezGonzaga UniversityDominican Republic (Summer) | *CIEE Scholarship
Katelyn BrownMerrimack CollegeAustralia (Fall) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Paul ChambersEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityJordan (Summer) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Selena ChambersVirginia Wesleyan UniversityJordan (Fall) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Elysa ChapaUniversity of Texas at San AntonioMexico (Summer) | *IFSA Scholarship
Elyse ChapaUniversity of Texas at San AntonioMexico (Summer) | *IFSA Scholarship
Wei Wei ChenEmory UniversityHong Kong (Summer) | *Foundation for Global Scholars Scholarship
Deza'Rae CollinsPortland State UniversityEngland
Maya CothranHoward UniversityMexico (Summer) | *Howard University Scholarship for HBCU Students
Dom CozzaFlorida State UniversityEngland (Fall) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Monica CurielSan Diego State UniversityItaly (Fall)
Kimberly DavisUniversity of North TexasJapan (Summer)
Chelsea De MesaCalifornia State University, East BaySouth Korea (Academic Year)
Victoria DennisNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityChile (Summer) | *Howard University Scholarship for HBCU Students
Domenicque Epati-HaleAzusa Pacific UniversityHong Kong (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Gabrielle Fournier ConnellMiami Dade CollegeJapan (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Leana FrankulUniversity of California, BerkeleySwitzerland (Summer)
Kalena GomezFlorida International UniversitySouth Korea (Academic Year)
Adamari Gonzalez-CarlosUniversity of Texas at AustinSpain (Fall) | *Simpson Sisters' Scholarship
Dominic GonzalezCalifornia State Polytechnic University, PomonaChina (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Kimberly GutierrezDenison UniversitySpain (Spring) | *CIEE Scholarship
Elise Hanks-WitaszekLebanon Valley CollegeChina (Fall) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Lasha HicksNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityCyprus (Summer)
Da'Janae JeffersonUniversity of Maryland, College ParkSouth Africa (Summer) | *DC Area Scholarship
LizaMarie Jimenez-OjedaDePauw UniversityCosta Rica (Spring) | *IFSA Scholarship
Vivia JohnsonAlbany State UniversityTrinidad & Tobago (Summer) | *Howard University Scholarship for HBCU Students
Destiney JonesUniversity of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeEngland (Summer) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Hollie JonesEast Carolina UniversitySpain (Summer)
Jazmin JuarezUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoChina (Fall) | *CIEE Scholarship
Katerina KerastarisUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstItaly (Spring)
Evelyn KonoCitrus Community CollegeJapan (Summer) | *Calvert Family Scholarship
Felix LeeBoston CollegeHong Kong (Fall)
Nicholas LeoneCollege of the Holy CrossAustralia (Academic Year)
Alfredo LoliHunter College, CUNYGermany (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Veronica LopezCollege of DuPageCosta Rica (Summer)
Jimmy LuuUniversity of South FloridaEngland (Summer)
Jane LyUniversity of California, Los AngelesJapan (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Kimberly MackWest Texas A&MNorway (Academic Year)
Roman MagallanesDePauw UniversitySpain (Spring)
Eva Maldonado-SanchezEast Carolina UniversitySpain (Summer)
Charlina MansarayGeorge Mason UniversitySouth Korea (Spring) | *DC Area Scholarship
Ava MarkHumboldt State UniversityChina (Academic Year)
Maritza MaturinoMountain View Community CollegeSpain (Summer) | *Martha and Jeff Johnson Scholarship
Anthony McKinneyCalifornia State University, ChicoGermany (Academic Year)
Hesbond McOdingoWestern Washington UniversityMexico (Summer)
Candy MelaraNorthern Illinois UniversityTanzania (Summer) | *Foundation for Global Scholars Scholarship
Eunice MelendezHunter College, CUNYCosta Rica (Spring) | *Foundation for Global Scholars Scholarship
Waderlie MendezSUNY GeneseoSpain (Summer)
Tinia MontfordUniversity of San FranciscoGreece (Spring)
Felipe Morfin MartinezUniversity of California, San DiegoFrance (Summer) | *Jane Gluckmann and Carol Rausch Go Global Scholarship
Linda MouaUniversity of California, Los AngelesThailand (Summer)
Jazmyn MustafaOhio State UniversityScotland (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Susan NaseriUniversity of ConnecticutFrance (Summer) | *BASAA Scholarship
Caressa NguyenThe Evergreen State CollegeVietnam, Morocco, Bolivia (Fall) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Cathy NguyenCollege of Saint Benedict & Saint John's UniversityEngland (Fall) | *Minnesota Scholarship
Hana NguyenUniversity of MinnesotaEngland (Summer) | *IFSA Scholarship
Linda NguyenOhio State UniversityJapan (Academic Year)
Melissa NievesNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyItaly (Summer)
Maureen NwizuVanderbilt UniversityScotland (Fall) | *IFSA Scholarship
Amy OdairaUniversity of Hawaii at HiloJapan and Sweden (Academic Year)
Maha OuniTemple UniversityFrance (Summer) | *Foundation for Global Scholars Scholarship
Telijah PattersonLa Guardia Community College, CUNYChina (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Dulce Perez BrionesGeorgetown UniversitySouth Korea (Spring) | *DC Area Scholarship
Kylie PerkinsUniversity of Colorado at BoulderItaly (Summer) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Shamira QuiñonesUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoBrazil, Argentina, Chile (Fall) | *CIEE Scholarship
Rachel RabayevaBunker Hill Community CollegeJapan (Summer)
Juaniece RaineyUniversity of ConnecticutItaly (Summer)
Sharlett RamosSan Diego State UniversityItaly (Fall)
Maise RashidUniversity of Texas at San AntonioItaly (Fall)
Christian SandersPresbyterian CollegeFrance (Summer)
Michael SavageFranklin & Marshall CollegeSouth Africa (Summer) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Ikran Sheikh-MursalMacalester CollegeJordan (Spring) | *CIEE Scholarship
Keandra StokesCollege of Saint BenedictGreece and Italy (Fall)
Marisa TadajewskiUniversity of Michigan, FlintIreland (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Yonas TaibUniversity of Massachusetts, BostonGermany (Summer) | *BASAA Scholarship
Reuben TangWestern Kentucky UniversityTaiwan (Summer)
Jasmyn ThomasUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel HillChina (Summer) | *SIT Study Abroad Scholarship
Aurora TorresUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonSouth Korea (Summer)
Jonelle TrilloCitrus Community CollegeJapan (Summer)
Cynthia UbahUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonThailand (Summer)
Wendy VongUniversity of GeorgiaVietnam (Summer) | *Hiliary Echo Douglas Scholarship
Truc VuUniversity of GeorgiaHong Kong (Summer) | *The Intern Group Scholarship
Alberto WeeksUniversity of Maryland, College ParkJapan (Academic Year) | *DC Area Scholarship
Donald Williams Jr.Mercer UniversitySpain (Summer) | *Foundation for Global Scholars Scholarship
Taemora WilliamsUniversity of Arkansas, Little RockSpain (Summer) | *Steckley-Weitzel Family Scholarship
Madison WilsonEmerson CollegeSouth Korea (Summer) | *CIEE Scholarship
Valentino WolfUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonChile (Fall) | *CIEE Scholarship
Cievia XiongCalifornia State University, ChicoThailand (Academic Year)
Caleb YipGeorgetown UniversityFrance (Summer) | *DC Area Scholarship
Jacee YorksWilkes UniversityAustralia (Summer) | *CAPA The Global Education Network Scholarship
Xiao Mie ZhuUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleSouth Korea (Summer)
Mirza AhmedSUNY at New PaltzGermany (Academic Year)
Astra ArmstrongNorfolk State UniversitySouth Africa (Summer)
Leonard AyalaUniversity of Texas at DallasMexico (Summer)
Nannette BoakyeColumbia UniversityTanzania (Summer) | *STA Travel Start the Adventure Scholarship
Valencia BriseusUniversity of South FloridaJapan (Fall) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Andrew CastellanosUniversity of MontanaRussia (Summer) | *STA Travel Start the Adventure Scholarship
Colter ChristensenUtah State UniversityJapan (Academic Year)
Amy CoOhio UniversityIndia (Fall)
Sean CoffmanUniversity of Washington BothellJordan (Spring)
Sacharja CunninghamHamilton CollegeGhana
Robert DavisKalamazoo CollegeItaly (Fall)
Milou De MeijLawrence UniversityRussia (Fall)
Jacquelyn DeLauderColumbus State UniversityMexico (Summer)
Krystal EjesiemeUniversity of VirginiaFrance (Summer) | *Student Athlete Scholarship
Matthew FalsettaTemple UniversitySpain (Spring)
Gabriela FuentesGeorgetown UniversityEcuador (Summer) | *DC Area Scholarship
Anthony GaluraUniversity of California BerkeleySingapore (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Selaem HaderaEmory UniversityIndia (Fall)
Areli HernandezSanta Clara UniversityEcuador (Fall)
Diana InguitoPepperdine UniversityArgentina (Fall) | *Jane Gluckmann and Carol Rausch Go Global Scholarship
Kurtis KleinSan Diego State UniversityGermany (Academic Year)
Vivien LeCalifornia State University, Los AngelesThailand (Summer)
Tierra LuMiddlebury CollegeSouth Korea (Academic Year) | *BASAA Scholarship
Colton LynnUniversity of North TexasSpain (Summer)
Francis MiyataKnox CollegeJapan (Academic Year)
Yahaira Pamela Morales CastroThe University of Texas at AustinMexico (Summer)
Yuliena MosqueraFlorida International UniversityJapan (Summer)
Kevin NgoPortland State UniversityJapan (Academic Year) | *PDX Abroad Scholarship
Cindy NguyenCalifornia State University Los AngelesThailand (Summer)
Dieu Thao NguyenUniversity of GeorgiaVietnam (Summer) | *Hiliary Echo Douglas Memorial Scholarship
Ivan OlivasEastern Kentucky UniversityArgentina (Summer)
Olivia OroscoWillamette UniversityVietnam, Morocco, and Bolivia (Fall) | *Student Athlete Scholarship
Chance OverbergMiami UniversityJapan (Academic Year)
Timothy PaczynskiGustavus Adolphus CollegeHungary (Academic Year) | *Minnesota Scholarship
Kevin PhamVassar CollegeJordan (Spring) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Ivan PinedaUniversity of South FloridaTaiwan (Summer)
Tiffany RichardsPortland State UniversityJapan (Fall) | *PDX Abroad Scholarship
Christopher RobinsonHarvard UniversityChile (Summer)
Paisley SatoUniversity of Puget SoundRussia, Mongolia, South Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, India, Malaysia (Academic Year)
Temperance TalleyCalifornia State University, FresnoJapan (Academic Year)
Tan VuUniversity of California BerkeleyChina (Academic Year)
Vanessa WatsonFashion Institute of TechnologyFrance (Summer) / China (Spring) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Lauren "Ren" WorkmanHobart and William Smith CollegesVietnam (Fall)
Zhaoyi YanHunter College, CUNYSouth Korea (Summer)
Chi-Yen YaoUniversity of Maryland, College ParkUnited Kingdom (Academic Year) | *DC Area Scholarship
Rose YehUniversity of Texas at AustinChile (Summer)
Jae YuUniversity of California Santa BarbaraThailand (Academic Year)
Kazandra ZelayaClaremont McKenna CollegeIreland (Summer)
Bemnet ZewdieBoston CollegeGhana (Spring) | *BASAA Scholarship
Sumurye AwaniWellesley CollegeSenegal/Ghana (Semester) | *BASAA Scholarship
Eric BeelerGeorge Washington UniversityChina / UK (Semester)
Fóx Cassius BridgesUniversity of North TexasJapan (Academic Year) | *Texas Scholarship
Michael ClarkHunter College, CUNYUganda & Rwanda (Fall) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Alexus CunninghamBenedict CollegeSingapore (Summer) | *Hiliary Echo Douglas Memorial Scholarship
Nigel DowlingU. of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeRussia (Academic Year)
Mayah El-DehaibiUniversity of PittsburghItaly (Summer)
John GabelusBoston CollegeChile (Summer) | *BASAA Scholarship
Jenna GallemorePortland State UniversityChile (Spring) | *PDX Abroad Scholarship
Lacey GerdesNorthern Kentucky UniversityJapan (Academic Year)
Amanda GrantUniversity of MinnesotaSouth Korea (Academic Year) | *Minnesota Scholarship
Clyde HarperElms CollegeJapan (Fall) | *BASAA Scholarship
Lukas HeatonUniversity of OregonArgentina (Summer)
Jadiel HernandezFlorida International UniversityJapan (Academic Year)
Christian Ilarraza ColonFlorida International UniversityAzerbaijan (Academic Year)
Jakim JohnsonHarvey Mudd CollegeChina (Summer)
Kylie KinionTulsa Community CollegeJapan (Fall) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Na-Yeon ParkRutgers UniversityTaiwan (Summer)
Courtney SteeleUniversity of ToledoJapan (Academic Year)
Lauren YangUCLAGhana (Fall)
Yosita YeerongUC-Santa BarbaraDenmark (Academic Year)
Sowda AhmedU. of Minnesota, Twin CitiesSharjah, UAE (Spring) | *Minnesota Scholarship
Clifford AlonzoU. of San FranciscoSouth Korea (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Brian AndersonU. of Nevada, Las VegasChile (Summer)
Jennifer AuUC-IrvineChina (Fall)
Charles BolligU. of Colorado, DenverTaiwan (Spring)
Karon CannonFashion Institute of TechnologyJapan (Summer)
Raymond CobbMt. San Antonio CollegeEngland (Fall)
Karen CondeUT-ArlingtonSouth Korea (Fall)
Leyanis DiazFlorida International UniversityCambodia, Thailand & Vietnam (Summer) | *Hiliary Echo Douglas Memorial Scholarship
Emily DoylePortland State UniversityJapan (Fall) | *PDXAbroad Scholarship
Samiya FarahJohnson County Community CollegeItaly (Fall)
Kenyatta IrvinLos Angeles City CollegeSpain (Summer)
Austin JohnsonU. of New MexicoSouth Korea (Fall)
Amber KennedyAlbany State UniversityChina (Summer)
Emefa KludzeNew York UniversitySouth Korea (Summer)
Ashley Knight-WilliamsHoward UniversityThailand & Cambodia (Summer)
Taeilorae LevellHoward UniversityMorocco (Spring)
Lucas MackeyEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityTaiwan (Summer)
Joanna MaganaUC-RiversideJapan (Summer)
Max MeyerNew Mexico State UniversitySweden (Fall)
Brandon MorrissettePlymouth State UniversitySouth Korea (Academic Year) | *BASAA Scholarship
John PhillipsCal State, San MarcosJordan (Summer)
Juli SmithLoyola University New OrleansTaiwan (Academic Year)
Rebekah ThorneShoreline CCSouth Africa (Summer)
Phuong TranOhio State UniversityJapan (Fall)
Tuyet TranUT-AustinChina (Summer)
Marisa VickersTexas State UniversityFrance (Summer)
Lucia VillarruelUT-AustinFrance (Fall) | *Texas Scholarship
Nicole VucetaU. of Nevada, Las VegasChina (Spring)
Arati WarrierUT-AustinGuatemala (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
LaVannah WattUT-ArlingtonCosta Rica (Summer)
Rocks ZaydaPortland CCChile (Summer) | *PDXAbroad Scholarship
Darius CareyMetropolitan State UniversityGhana (Summer)
Claire CohenU. of Colorado, BoulderNepal (Fall)
Lashanda CoqRutgers UniversityDominican Republic (Summer)
Ignacio CruzUT-AustinGhana (Summer) | *Texas Scholarship
Christine GermannSaint Mary's CollegeTanzania (Spring)
Mellanie Griffin-MichaelLesley UniversitySweden (Fall) | *BASAA Scholarship
Tory KappelU. of OklahomaItaly (Summer)
Harrison LeFroisU. of Nebraska at OmahaRussia (Fall)
Laura MataBoston CollegeEcuador (Fall) | *BASAA Scholarship
Lynette McGrawGateway CCCzech Republic (Summer)
Michael McLeodRochester Institute of TechnologyJapan (Summer) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Martha RamosUT-ArlingtonJordan (Summer) | *Texas Scholarship
Madison RogersRutgers UniversityChile (Fall)
Nicolas SawyerU. of Central FloridaCzech Republic (Academic Year) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Zachary TannerNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityCosta Rica (Fall)
Kathy TranU. of UtahSouth Korea (Summer)
Nyasia WhiteVillanova UniversityMadagascar (Summer)
Shalisha WitherspoonFlorida International UniversityJapan (Summer)
Shonda WitherspoonFlorida International UniversityJapan (Summer)
Tenzing AtsentsangU. of OregonIndia (Fall)
Crissy BakerTexas State U., San MarcosTanzania (Summer)
Jessica BastidasMD Institute College of ArtsCape Verde, San Tome & Principe (Summer)
Christopher CovingtonClemson UniversityChina (Academic Year)
Victoria LaFaraPortland CCEngland (Spring) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Eder MedinaU. of TexasTurkey (Summer)
Kevin NgOberlin CollegeJordan (Summer)
Yian SaechaoSeattle UniversityThailand (Fall)
Lodoe SangmoCornell UniversityTanzania (Summer)
Alexx TemeñaBrown UniversityIndia (Fall) | *BASAA Scholarship
Gonktahlanee ThongphoonElms CollegeJapan (Academic Year)
Camirra WilliamsonNorth Carolina State UniversityGhana (Fall)
Sammy YassinU. of AlabamaTaiwan (Academic Year)
Sarahann YehU. of MarylandChina (Spring)
Echi AnoruoTemple UniversitySwitzerland, India, China, South Africa (Fall)
Louis ChavezU. of ArizonaEcuador (Fall)
Tacarra LakeU. of New Mexico at ValenciaSerbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina (Academic Year)
Stasha MalcolmCal State, ChicoThailand (Academic Year)
Abraham MartinU. of Wisconsin, PlattevilleThailand (Academic Year) | *Rainbow Scholarship
Jacquelyn OesterbladU. of Arizona, TucsonEgypt (Fall)
Brianna RaderU. of TennesseeIndia (Fall)
Hector SantiagoBrookdale CCJapan (Fall)
Richard SutphinWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeTanzania (Fall)
Tracy TerpeningU. of South AlabamaSpain (Summer)
Kindra WyattHollins UniversityIndia (Academic Year)
Breanna BangU. of DenverThailand (Spring)
Lindsay LebelTufts UniversityMorocco (fall), Argentina, India, South Africa (Spring)
Miranda ParvisFlorida International UniversityChina (Fall)
Quynh QuachPacific UniversityJapan (Spring)
Alejandro RomeroMiami Dade CollegeRussia (Fall)
Tiffany SimmonsGeorgia Southern UniversityJapan (Fall)
Eda XianU. of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignChina (Academic Year)


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Different online calculators to be programmed
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- Hadiah: $198
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- Pemenang: ashisha100
Ringkasan Peraduan
Looking for a expert in coding different calculators for a website, with a funky look and feel to each calculator. The different calculators are as follow:
1. Vehicle Finance calculator
2. Vehicle Refinance calculator (calculate saving if a client does save should he refinance his existing car finance
3. Affordability calculator (If a client can afford to buy / finance a vehicle)
We are equally set on the looks as we are on the design (modern yet funky)
Certain links has to be created so that in the event that a client wants to finance/refinance he should link through to our online application form, in the event that the client`s affordability is out of line he should be direct to one of our sister companies that spesializes in Debt counseling.
Not only do we require full coding of the calculators but the design should also be eye catching and SEO friendly. After completion we MUST own the coding of the software.
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dhanudroshan Sri Lanka
design4pro Sri Lanka
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RBADevelopment Greece
oceanpixels India
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I started this day with some of the preschool activities from the Astronaut Preschool Printable Pack found at HomeschoolCreations.com. There are a lot of neat things available for free, and it's wonderful that the information is out there and I don't have to reinvent the wheel. The printable pages are in color, and we only have a black and white printer, so I only printed the things that I thought would work. Early Bird loved the rocket ships to put in size order. He said "blast off" for each one, with a tiny, high pitched voice for the smaller ones and a low, gravely voice for the biggest ones. There was also a picture and shadow match game that I initially thought would be easier not being in color, but because there was a lot of silver or light gray was actually harder. But with some help, he did okay. I did these activities just with Early Bird.
The printable pack also came with the words for the Psalm 148:3 "Praise Him, sun and moon, praise Him all you shining stars." We put that up on the wall and we will work on memorizing it. There is also a song to sing to the tune of "Itsy Bitsy Spider" that the kids love and sang over and over.
Then we started on the next concept of Evan Moor's Exploring Space:
Our sun is a star.
This is something we've been talking about since the beginning, so it wasn't a new concept, but I'm committed to going through the whole book to make sure we don't miss anything new, and to cement information we've talked about. I had fun asking the kids the questions from the book and hearing their answers to:
- If our sun is a star, why can we see it during the day?
- Is our sun the largest star in the galaxy?
- Could people live on the sun?
- Why shouldn't we look at the sun?
Then we talked about why we need the sun, and wrote down three reasons on the provided worksheet. As a thought experiment I asked the boys what they thought would happen to the Earth if there was no sun exerting gravity on it. Builder Boy decided that the Earth and planets would stop moving because there would be nothing to orbit.
Next we read and colored the "Our Sun" mini book, which among other things had kids look at a picture and circle things that need light from the sun (plants, people, animals.) Early Bird's second guess was the house in the picture, so we had a good discussion about living vs. non-living things and how non-living things don't need light from the sun.
Then we went to the bathroom with a flashlight, small paper globe (I couldn't find our inflatable globe) and a plastic tomato to demonstrate eclipses. I also used this opportunity to show that not all the sun's light and heat are taken up by the earth. The tomato wasn't exactly the right scale for our size Earth, but it showed what it needed to.
Then Principal Daddy held the kids in his lap and watched two YouTube clips he found on eclipses,
What is a Lunar Eclipse? and a Solar Eclipse Educational Video. The "What is a Lunar Eclipse?" video was fairly kid friendly, but the "Solar Eclipse Educational Video" had no sound so Principal Daddy read what it said on the screen and narrated/interpreted where necessary. He did a really wonderful job at that.
As before, we finished up with playing TO THE MOON. I was able to add some of the question cards we'd left out before, since we're LEARNING!


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This assay provides only a preliminary result. A more specific chemical method must be used in order to obtain a confirmed analytical result. Gas Chromatography/ Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) is the preferred confirmatory method. Clinical consideration and professional judgement should be exercised with any drug of abuse test result, particularly when the preliminary result is positive.
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Ecstasy drugs are a group of amphetamine derivatives, including MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine), MDA (3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine), and MDEA (3,4-methylenedioxyethylamphetamine). They are central nervous system (CNS) stimulants. At light dose ecstasy drugs produce euphoria, and increase self-awareness. However, they are popularly abused for their psychotropic effects and at high doses and become hallucinogenic and cause loss of behaviour control. Toxic overdose causes depression, uncontrolled body fluid excretion, cardiac arrhythmias, and sleep disorder. Since there is no known medical application of ecstasy drugs with high abuse potential, US DEA list both MDMA and MDA as schedule 1 drugs. After ingestion of the drug, MDMA is known to metabolise to MDA by de-methylation.
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That's what once-prominent conservative activist Brent Bozell says.Conservative Conference Is An Attack On God?
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As all fans of the death metal scene know, Napalm Death is a name that receives a HUGE amount of respect whenever it is mentioned; after forming all the way back in 1981, they forever changed the music industry by pioneering the grindcore genre! After going through a lot of line-up changes in the early years (including starting out as a three piece!), the current line-up of Mark 'Barney' Greenway (Vocals), Shane Embury (Bass), Mitch Harris (Guitar/Backing Vocals) and Danny Herrera (Drums) have made up most, if not all of Napalm Death since 1991. The only changes in that time were when Greenway was replaced on vocal duties by Phil Vane (96-97) and when Jesse Pintado (Guitar) made Napalm Death a five piece up until 2004.
OVERDRIVE was fortunate to get to speak to long time frontman Greenway about Napalm Death's upcoming headlining Australian tour which starts in Hobart on October 6th. After a bit of research into previous Napalm Death tours, this interviewer noticed that this was the band's first time performing in Hobart; what better place to open the interview than finding out what motivated the band to want to play a show down in Tasmania! Greenway explained how "it would be the same motivation as with anywhere else really; we're always looking for places off the track a little bit, it's the same as if we were going to anywhere else in the world! When Brad (from Soundworks Touring) first mentioned it; actually we've been talking about going to Tasmania for the last couple of trips but he just wasn't able to organise it and we were all 'urgh damn; that would have been amazing if he could have organised it!' This time however, it has worked out! I'm curious and am looking forward to it; coming to Australia itself isn't an everyday thing, so coming to Tasmania I'm coming in there completely open-minded and curious to see how things are! We're the sort of people who when they get told there is a new place in the world that I can get to travel to that I've never been to before, my response is usually 'tell me when!' (laughs)"
Touching further on how Tasmania usually miss out on shows and are required to fly to the mainland to experience concerts, Greenway elaborated further on the band's perspective about taking the tour down there for the fans:
"That's the other side of it; not only from our point of view, but we also recognise that doing things for people who might be disadvantaged in terms of having access or whatever else, we want to give something to them and alleviate that, go down and contribute. We're quite happy to do so! The general rule of thumb is those kids like in many places around the world, we wouldn't be here 30 something years later; there's a lesson to be learnt! (chuckles) I mean, honestly it's not that difficult for me; I'm coming down to Australia anyway and the Soundworks guys clearly had something in the works for Tasmania, so the only difficult thing for me (which isn't difficult for me) is getting on the transport, getting over there and being there! It's great; there's nothing about it that's problematic to my daily existence, in fact it's nothing but positive and I'm really looking forward to it! Napalm has always had a very community kind of ethos anyway so it's an extension of that; if it wasn't Tasmania, it would be somewhere else in the world! For example, we played a hippie commune in Norway last year that was a fantastic place; basically this island were effectively stopping the oil companies from asset stripping the land, they were on that island so they put on a festival and they contacted us. The travel was a bit chaotic; fly to a city nearby, then get into a van before getting on a 3 man boat across the field and ferry the gear across in several trips, but why not experience a bit of diversity in touring life! Why be a robot or a clone and do the same thing every day of your touring life as a band; there's the fun in that?"
Considering how much Napalm Death have visited Australia over the last decade, not forgetting to mention that they last made the trip Down Under in only 2015, it's pretty obvious that the band have a deep love and appreciation for our country! So just what is it about Australia that Napalm Death love so much; Greenway explains that "well, it's hard to give a real specific as there are many things about Australia! First of all, don't forget, there's a certain curiosity because of the colonial links between the two places. I mean, I met people in Australia that were born in Birmingham (the town where I'm from) yet they live many thousands of miles away, or their relatives are from Birmingham or the UK; it's interesting that you've got a separation in miles between the two places but you've still got those links there! There's that first and foremost, but then of course; as Australia is the other side of the world, the environmental set up is very different to the UK, so it's interesting to see the way Australia is. Of course, there are many experiences environmentally within Australia because the cities are so far, so that makes it doubly interesting. Even though I know it isn't widely broadcasted, the underground music scene in Australia was very vibrant in some parts for thirty years or so now; that also interests me. So yeah, there's many different things; the next thing you need to do is basically understand that a monarchy isn't needed and to become independent, but that's somewhere down the line! (lets out a big laugh)"
Is there going to be any special treats or gems for long time Napalm Death fans being performed for Australian fans this time around, especially those in Hobart who are getting a show for the first time? Greenway explained how when it came picking songs that:
"I mean, we've always done a wide variety of songs; in contrast to some bands, we're not the sort of band that plays one or two token songs from our first album! We recognize the importance and the milestones of those within the evolution of the band, so we've always done a wide variety of stuff; I'm not going say from all the albums on every set-list, because you just can't. It's not an exact science; "well there's two songs from this so there's got to be two songs from that" and you've gotta play everything…of course you don't do that, as that doesn't give you a natural flow! By the same token, we do a wide spread of everything across all the eras of Napalm; so hopefully things in there will surprise people. I don't know how much we can surprise them as we're not going to pull rabbits out of hats (laughs) but hopefully people will genuinely be captivated by the set that we've got! We're constantly revolving our set-list whether we're coming to Australia or not, so there will be quite a few songs that wasn't on the set-list last time."
Greenway touched further on the creation of a set-list, giving some insight and knowledge from a man who has been doing this for numerous years, by adding "plus what you've got to remember is that all music is subjective; certain songs that may be a revelation for some fans could have other fans wishing we played other songs instead. It's not such an easy thing to achieve to sweep everybody off their feet who are in attendance, but we most definitely try! You want people walking out of the gig where it's hopefully been etched into their memory; on the same token, you don't want to make the show too stiff, choreographed and mathematically calculated in putting a set together, as it will sound stiff without spontaneity or a flow to it. Hopefully we achieve that, but only those who come to the show can decide that!"
This interviewer was curious what it was like from Greenway's perspective watching Embury from the side of the stage before getting out to join him during the Napalm Death set; Greenway reminded this interviewer that "He's already done this; don't forget this tour went out in Europe a few months ago albeit with one different opening band.", then explaining how "I was a little bit unsure at first before the last tour that we did. Needless to say that if it was the case that Shane was doing two sets before coming out on stage with Napalm and clearly being fatigued (which would be understandable), then I don't think that would be a good situation; as Napalm has to be 100% and with me being in Napalm obviously I'm going to want what's best for Napalm, as the other guys in the other bands are going to want the same thing as well! I was a bit unsure but I spoke to Shane and he said how he wouldn't do it if he thought Napalm was going to be adversely affected; I then thought that if I can't trust his word after thirty something years together, then something must be wrong. So I said to go ahead and do it, no problem! It worked out okay; there wasn't any signs of Shane huffing or puffing to get going. It's different seeing him play for so long; I've seen him play for other bands before playing with Napalm but mostly at festivals. I've never seen him playing in a high percentage of bands playing before us, but Shane is doing what he thinks he needs to do and it is what it is!"
When this interviewer asked Greenway whether he had noticed that Embury seemed more limber or warmed up when getting out on stage with Napalm compared to normal, the first response was "well, that's a good point!" before Greenway then continued by saying how "that's the thing; it's a pretty high benchmark to set as I've never known him not to come out on stage and not be going at it 100%! You can't really go above the line almost, as there is nowhere else to go really. He's playing just as well as he ever has done; if you want to look at it that way, he's still contributing to the set in the same way. He's set a high benchmark in the first place so it's hard to go past that; the only thing I would be worried is as if previously mentioned that he was lagging a little bit, but he isn't and it works out pretty good!"
Knowing that Napalm Death have a tour of Spain leading into December, what else does the rest of 2017 hold for Napalm Death? Fans might have noticed via social media that there is a new Napalm Death album in the works, which of course this interviewer had to ask Greenway about; mainly about the progress of the album and how far through any workings the band might be. Greenway was kind enough to give a bit of an insight into the current status of the upcoming album:
"The preliminary stuff has been laid down; should I say Shane's preliminary material has gone down in the studio, so it's at a very early stage! I've already had this discussion with interviews previous, how one problem with social media is that it does have a tendency to overinflate; from the post that was put up, people think we're well into the production of the whole new album. But we're not; we've just done a preliminary session. Obviously we did want to get something out there that we have started, but in terms of what goes into a Napalm album in small chunks, it's probably not going to be ready until probably later next year. When I say later next year, I mean LATER 2018 as it's very early days yet; I haven't even had a chance to listen to the stuff that Shane has given me! From what I know from the discussions we've had, hopefully it will move things on a little bit; it will still be that chaotic band that you knew, but like with Apex there will be other elements coming in which will make it fast, dark, crazy and everything you've ever known!"


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Hi everyone. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and are enjoying some quiet time.
Unfortunately I have been absent from my blog not for good reasons. My little man Dylan woke up from a long sleep a couple of days ago with a strange lump and redness on his neck and I quickly rushed him to emergency. We have been in hospital since then. It has been the worst Christmas of my life but I am happy to say that he is now on the mend, and we are home and could not be happier to be here.
I was at the ironing board on day 279 pressing these pjs when Dylan woke up, so these are 3/4 complete.
I came home for an hour to locate all the presents for my hubby on Christmas eve and did a little bit of wrapping - experimenting with paper doilies on day 280. I had already painted some doilies a few days earlier with this idea in mind so it provided a half hour distraction at an intense time when my brain felt like it could barely function.
On Christmas day the family came in and we made paper planes and had a flying competition in the hospital. That was day 281.
Other than that I have spent days cradling my baby, and I am so thankful that he is ok, and life with soon be back to the everyday chaos that is my beautiful family.
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Fall has officially arrived. Nothing screams out Fall like going with the whole family apple picking…and well what do you do with all those beautiful freshly picked apples? Bake up a pie!!
I wanted to share with you all my very yummy and easy apple pie recipe. I hope you enjoy it. If you follow me on Instagram, Facebook or twitter please feel free to tag me with your own versions and recipes as well.
- 1/4 cup of white sugar
- 1/2 cup of brown sugar
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1/4 cup of all purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon of ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon of ground nutmeg
- 2 tablespoon of butter
- 4 large apples ( I prefer granny smiths) cored and thinly sliced
- 1 package double crust ready-to-use pie crust ( such as Pillsbury)
- preheat your oven to 425 degrees F
- wash, peel, core and thinly slice your apples and set aside
- combine your sugars, flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, butter and salt into a large bowl.
- mix everything
- stir in the apples
- unroll the first pie crust, press into a 9 inch pie dish and place the apple mixture into your crust
- unroll the second pie crust onto a clean flat surface, cut into about 9 1-inch wide strips
- criss-cross the strips over the apples or weave a lattice. Crimp the bottom crust over the lattice with your fingers
- wrap the edges with a wide strip of foil to prevent the edging of the crust from getting too browned or crisped
- bake for about 40 to 50 minutes or until the crust is brown and juice begins to bubble through
I personally love the aromas that fil my house while my apple pie is baking. My favorite way to serve my yummy pie is with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and caramel syrup drizzled on top!


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Well here it is another Monday night coming to a close soon. I enjoy cooking and it makes me feel relaxed when I'm cooking up what ever I decide to make, I really enjoy stews and pot roasts but tonight was a Chili night Yes it was out of a bag but one of the best I have had in along time, Gluten free too. Had the good fortune to help write a cook book that is being prepped to go to the store for sale so hope it gets there soon so you all can buy it for Christmas. Well time for bed and if you have any questions just let me know.
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Title: All-American Girl
Author: Meg Cabot
Publisher: Harper Teen
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Language: no profanity
Sex: kissing, unexplicit reference to "making out"
Drug/Alcohol Use: none
Violence: premise of the story is a thwarted assassination attempt on the President, but the violence is limited to one scene and is not explicit
Social Issues: sudden fame, unrequited crushes, first love
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Premise: Samantha Madison happens to be at the right place at the wrong time. When she's caught using her artistic talents at school to make quick cash, her parents sign her up for an art class, hoping to direct her talents in more positive directions. She's surprised to find that the First Son of the United States is also taking the class. Samantha's even more surprised when she thwarts an assassination attempt on the President's life by throwing herself on top of the guy waving the gun around.
A national hero and instant celebrity, Samantha doesn't know what to make of her new status. Being the middle child – the "average" one stuck between a popular older sister and a genius young sister – Samantha is used to walking in other peoples' shadows. But now she's been thrust front and center beneath the spotlight. So why isn't she happy? And how, exactly, does she feel about the President's son, David, who seems to be in love with her?
Comments: Samantha encounters a man who has a gun and is planning to shoot the President. She jumps on him and stops the assassination attempt, suffering a broken arm in the process. The scene is not violent and over quickly.
Samantha and David go to a party where there is a keg of beer but they do not consume any alcohol. In fact, Samantha is angry to see the beer there.
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About My Headshot SessionsAnd what you can expect from me
The Who
I'm a member of the well-known Headshot Crew, the school of photography founded and run by New York guru headshot photographer Peter Hurley and I make it my mission to get each and every one of my clients, the very best shots I can.
Then there came the authors, entrepreneurs and chief execs.
But believe me when I say that, these days, we live in an image-based world and it's becoming a minimum standard for everyone to have a great headshot to go with your resumé or CV, your LinkedIn profile and your company's intranet. You don't want to be leaving it blank.
If your reading this, you've already decided that you need to invest in your future and take the next step. That's a great decision and it would be my privilege to take great care of you. I believe that your success is my success and I will stop at nothing to get you those killer shots.
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Like it or not, in this day and age, the world is run on images and when people see an image of you, they make judgements about you. It's involuntary…we all subconsciously do it.
Your portrait photographer will take amazing pictures of you like the one above, that can show exciting and vibrant locations and use dramatic lighting to produce fantastic, moody and emotional shots. That's great, but it's not what a prospective employer wants to see. She wants to see you at your very best, confident, approachable, no frills, someone that engages with them from the moment they look at the image.
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The truth is you can already do that yourself with your phone, and let's face it the results are mediocre at best, right? I mean, that's why you're looking at this page.
A headshot session is about allowing you to become the real you (not the you that is tense about having their photo taken), finding the best views of you, your better side if you have one, getting a relaxed, confident look from you and capturing it all with the best light possible. We can, in rare cases, do that in ten minutes but usually it takes longer. We can expect to be looking through 50-100 shots at the end, pulling out just the keepers.
But the biggest thing I find is that folks really get into it, the hour flies by and they cannot believe where the time went.
The How
I operate a mobile studio which gives me and my clients flexibility –
I can come to your address or you to mine – so I'll need a few minutes to set that up.
After I've set up my lights, and as I often wont know what the location will be like, I will spend the first few minutes of the actual shoot taking test shots so that I can fine tune everything and so that my client can acclimatise to what's going on.
You can rest assured that I will make my instructions clear, precise and simple – it really will be a walk in the park.
If you hear me say "smile", "say cheese" or "please relax" then you have my permission to come over and bop me on the head.
During the shoot, we will take frequent time-out's to look through the shots so far, together we will identify your best side, earmark ones we like and throw away ones we don't.
You get the opportunity to see how you are doing and what is working and what is not. This process gives us insights into where you look your best, and allows us to explore those angles further. It's a feedback loop where you gain reassurance on what has gone before, which in turn increases your confidence level, which in turn results in better shots when you go back in front of the camera. We improve as we go.
The ones we're keeping will be uploaded to you own personal, password-protected on-line gallery for you to look through in your own time.
Then when you are ready, you can purchase the ones you want retouched. See the pricing page for further details.
The Skyhawk ethos is to do the bare minimum to make you look your best. I get rid a stray hairs that may cause distraction, remove any unwanted blemishes (e.g. acne), make sure your skin is as natural as is can be.
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?�Beaver Falls police say they will charge at least three area teens in a series of vandalism incidents in the city.
Police Chief Charles Jones said the boys, whom he would not identify, will be charged with criminal mischief for sporadic vandalism incidents over the past eight months in the area of the Eighth Street playground, including spray-painting some buildings.
He said a female juvenile previously was charged with criminal mischief for vandalism incidents several months ago in the area of the 21st Street playground.
Jones said the arrests are part of an organized crackdown on local nuisance crimes such as vandalism and prostitution.
?�Charges of simple assault and harassment were filed Feb. 13 by Beaver Falls police against Jonathan Scott, 58, of 1516 12th Ave., Beaver Falls.
Police said that around 10 p.m. Feb. 10, he assaulted Stephanie Collins, no age or address provided, in the 1900 block of Eighth Avenue.
?�A Beaver Falls man was charged with simple assault and harassment after he assaulted his sister, city police said.
Zackery Armstrong, 23, of 1715 Second Ave. is accused of assaulting his sister, Santana, around 5:45 p.m. Thursday at his residence. Police did not provide an age or address for Santana Armstrong.


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I watched the 7-1/2 Habits of Highly Successful Lifelong Learners this evening. Halfway through I couldn't help stopping and checking out the website of The Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. After a short tour around the site I was back on task.
As I listened I was already thinking of what my goal for doing this is. I think the goal I want to set is to become comfortable to the degree that I can teach using some of these tools to the teachers at my school site.
My biggest obstacle is definately going to be time.
One frustrating item is that I was not able to open the attachments that accompanied the presentation. I did email the creator of it to ask if there is another way to get them.
Friday, May 11, 2007
Week 1, Thing 2
Labels: Lifelong Learning Habits
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- IrmaPince said...
I am glad you are joining us for this exploratory trip. Did you ever hear back about the attachments? Did you try on another computer? The only reason I ask this is that there is alot that is blocked at my school district that I have no trouble doing at home.
- May 19, 2007 at 1:03 PM
- L.Jean said...
I wasn't able to open at home or school but I did hear back from her. She said she had been on a leave and would send them when she could.
- June 5, 2007 at 9:06 PM
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Public Notices For Leelanau County
Michigan law requires local governments to inform their citizenry through public notices published in newspapers of record for their communities. These notices provide residents with an easy path for following the work of their elected officials. Public notices for Leelanau County can also be accessed online at Leelanaunews.com.
Notices that can be found in Section Two of this week's Leelanau Enterprise include:
Leelanau Township Board meeting synopsis for July 11.
Elmwood Township Board meeting synopsis for June 27 & July 10.
Leland Township Board meeting synopsis for July 10.
Empire Township Board meeting synopsis for July 11.
Cleveland Township Board meeting synopsis for July 11.
Leelanau Township Board Meeting
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 7:00 P.M.
Leelanau Township Hall
119 E. Nagonaba St.
Northport, MI 49670
Clerk Van Pelt called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m.
Board members present: Doug Scripps, Denise Dunn, Deb Van Pelt, Gary Fredrickson, and Galen Leighton. Eighteen citizens and three staff members were present.
Agenda set as presented.
Public Comments were heard from Ron Schobel, presented a handout and read to the board reference State and/or Federal access to his personal records i.e. social security, driver license, voting and mailing address; Rick Cross, complimented the EMS on their action of a call to his house and thanked the voters for supporting the ALS millage; Elizabeth Mallek, thanked Supervisor Scripps and the board for engaging item V. on the agenda of Sondee, Racine & Doren, Jeff Jocks attorney for investigating the sewer debt.
Approved minutes of June 13, 2017 Board Meeting as corrected.
Approved minutes of June 29, 2017 Special Board Meeting as corrected.
Approved current bills in the amount of $46,483.65 as presented.
Presentation and report from Jeff Jocks of Sondee, Racine & Doren on the sewer system debt deficit and funding issues and if the township has any legal recourse concerning the design and construction of the system.
Reports were heard from Steve Bailey, Leelanau County Sheriff Department; Ty Wessell, Leelanau County Commissioners; Hugh Cook, Emergency Services; Ben Purdy, Facility Manager.
Approved enrolling the Facilities Manager in the township's deferred compensation plan.
Approved striping and crack filler repair to be done at the Leelanau Township Emergency Service parking lot by Great Lakes Striping & Sealing, Inc. for an amount not to exceed $1,781.
Approved the hire of J. Eric C. Holmes as a Firefighter/Paramedic to Leelanau Township Emergency Service.
Approved the purchase of five bike racks for the township's parks and airport for an amount not to exceed $3,000 from Brickwheels of Traverse City.
Discussed and agreed supporting Leelanau Township Community Foundation and the second phase of the "Designing and Achieving Our Potential Project" with Northsky Nonprofit Network – a program of Rotary Charities of Traverse City and a community participatory planning process for improving the economic wellbeing and quality of life of residents in Leelanau Township and the Village of Northport.
Public comments were heard from Elizabeth Mallek, commented about the sewer deficit report, if MCL 737.3 rule was looked at and about finding a way that the township is not barring a burden on the tax payers; Barbara Weber, supported Elizabeth Mallek and hoped the attorney didn't charge more that fifteen minutes to look up the statute of limitation and thought Mr. Jocks would be looking at the $2.6 million deficit when it was noted back in a letter from 2015; Jim Thomas, cost of an attorney or the purchase of other items and those expenses could go against what the township is trying to pay off for the sewer deficit; Paul Rebori, citizens are counting on the entire board to represent us and it is totally irresponsible to incur more debt by doing a proposal for library expansion and a new office building; Rick Cross, from a statement that in 2012 the Supervisor was going door to door and being asked what was going to be done about the deficit so it has been known for five years and no plan and that there are twelve years to go and the next six years are hard but the last six are a disaster if something isn't done right now to retire the debt; Herb Taylor, talked about two key words culpability and fraud and civil statute of limitation; Mike Stoffel, three years ago met with Prosecutor Hubbell about inappropriate action on how the sewer was handled and REU's and 10 acre minimum down to two acre for more housing and if it would help with REU's and deficit; Phyllis Rebori, with affordable housing or sustainable housing the taxable value continues to increase and hearing talk that township residents would be happy to help out if a millage were put into place to bring down the sewer debt doesn't make sense because we are already paying through the General Fund; Jim Thomas, answer to Mike Stoffel that there is not a lot of ag land near the sewer; Denise Dunn stated that Jim was correct that there is only one agricultural parcel that would be involved in the district and anything outside the current district would have to become a new special district. Mike Stoffel more houses built in the area whether in sewer district or not would increase the taxes. Denise Dunn, it would increase income that she takes in not for the special assessment district; Elizabeth Mallek asked if there was a plan to budget the increase soon.
Meeting adjourned at 8:45p.m.
Complete copies of the approved minutes are available at the Leelanau Township Office, 119 E. Nagonaba St., Northport, MI 49670 during regular business hours or on the Township website. Deb Van Pelt, Leelanau Township Clerk
Elmwood Township Notice To The Public
The Township Board of the Charter Township of Elmwood held a special meeting on June 27, 2017 and a regular meeting on July 10, 2017. The complete minutes of the meetings may be viewed online at leelanau.cc/elmwoodtwp.asp or at the township office during normal business hours. The meetings may be viewed on Govt. TV channel 191 or online at www.upnorthmedia.org.
Public Notice
The Settlor, Betty Jane Goodfallow, date of birth June 24, 1929, who lived at 4013 Oxford Drive, Leland, Michigan 49654, died on January 9, 2017. There is no Personal Representative of the Settlor's Estate to whom Letters of Authority have been issued.
Creditors of the decedent are notified that all claims against Betty Jane Goodfallow and/or the Betty J. Goodfallow Trust dated June 25, 1996, will be forever barred unless presented to Heather Blanton-Dykstra, Attorney for Successor Trustee, Nancy Perzanowski, within four months after the date of publication.
Notice is further given that the Trust will thereafter be assigned and distributed to the persons entitled to it.
Dated: July 13, 2017
By: Heather Blanton-Dykstra
Attorney for Nancy Perzanowski
Successor Trustee
Heather Dykstra (P60308)
921 W. Eleventh Street, Suite 1E
Traverse City, MI 49684
(231) 409-3359
Leland Township Board Meeting
July 10, 2017—7:00 p.m.
Leland Township Library Munnecke Room, 203 E. Cedar St., Leland, MI
The meeting was called to order by Supervisor Susan Och, with Clerk Jane Keen, Treasurer Shirley Garthe, Trustee Michael Collins, Trustee Tony Borden and 11 guests present. The agenda was approved. Minutes were approved for June 12. The Treasurer's Report was approved. The following board actions were taken:
• Approved the Community Risk Reduction Coordinator job description for the Fire Department.
• Approved the Fishtown Preservation preliminary plan and drawing for drainage issues in and around Fishtown.
• Approved $17,167.00 to purchase a 150 HP engine and to make the necessary modification for the Dredge Tender.
• Approved the requested street closings for Heritage Days in Leland on September 16th.
• Approved the Uniform Video Service Local Franchise Agreement with Charter.
• Approved Mr. Collins as the Board Rep to the Planning Commission.
• Approved Ms. Garthe as the Board Rep to the Sewer Commission.
• Approved the Renewal of Blue Cross/Blue Shield Contract.
• Approved bills and accounts
Board comment and public comment were heard. The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Minutes are on file at the Leland Township Office, 123 N. St. Joseph St., Lake Leelanau, and on the township Web site at www.leelanau.cc/ lelandtwp.asp.
Jane M. Keen, Leland Township Clerk
Public Notice
FORECLOSURE NOTICE RANDALL S. MILLER & ASSOCIATES, P.C. MAY BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. IF YOU ARE A MILITARY SERVICEMEMBER ON ACTIVE DUTY NOW OR IN THE PRIOR NINE MONTHS, PLEASE CONTACT OUR OFFICE. Mortgage Sale - Default has been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Earl Cronander, an unmarried man to Fifth Third Mortgage - MI, LLC, Mortgagee, dated September 11, 2012, and recorded on October 2, 2012, in Liber 1138, Page 376, Leelanau County Records, said mortgage was assigned to Fifth Third Mortgage Company by an Assignment of Mortgage dated June 14, 2017 and recorded June 26, 2017 in Liber 1299, Page 203, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date hereof the sum of Eighty-Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-Eight and 14/100 ($89,978.14) including interest at the rate of 3.99000% per annum. Under the power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises, or some part of them, at public venue, at the place of holding the Circuit Court in said Leelanau County, where the premises to be sold or some part of them are situated, at 11:00 AM on August 18, 2017. Said premises are situated in the Township of Elmwood, Leelanau County, Michigan, and are described as: Lot 4, of Cedar Creek, Township of Elmwood, Leelanau County, Michigan, according to the plat thereof, as recorded in liber 8 of plats, page(s) 78, Leelanau County Records. Commonly known as: 9864 E Cherry Bend Rd, Traverse City, MI 49684. If the property is eventually sold at foreclosure sale, the redemption period will be 6.00 months from the date of sale unless the property is abandoned or used for agricultural purposes. If the property is determined abandoned in accordance with MCL 600.3241 and/or 600.3241a, the redemption period will be 30 days from the date of sale, or 15 days after statutory notice, whichever is later. If the property is presumed to be used for agricultural purposes prior to the date of the foreclosure sale pursuant to MCL 600.3240, the redemption period is 1 year. Pursuant to MCL 600.3278, if the property is sold at a foreclosure sale, the borrower(s) will be held responsible to the person who buys the property at the mortgage foreclosure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the property during the redemption period. TO ALL PURCHASERS: The foreclosing mortgagee can rescind the sale. In that event, your damages are, if any, limited solely to the return of the bid amount tendered at sale, plus interest. Dated: July 20, 2017 Randall S. Miller & Associates, P.C. Attorneys for Fifth Third Mortgage Company 43252 Woodward Avenue, Suite 180, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302, (248) 335-9200 Case No. 17MI00420-1 (07-20)(08-10)
Empire Township Board Minutes
The following is a synopsis of the July 11, 2017 regular meeting of the Empire Township Board. A complete copy of the minutes may be obtained by contacting the Clerk at 231-326-5349.
Supervisor Noonan called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Members present: Deering, Neiswonger, Price, and Deegan. Minutes of the 06-13-17 public hearing and regular meeting were approved.
Actions approved by motions: 1) Adopted the Poverty Tax Exemption resolution as presented. 2) Hired Tobin & Company to conduct the biannual audit. 3) Amended the 2017/2018 FY Budget. 4) Paid monthly bills.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:20 p.m.
Christine M. Neiswonger, Clerk
Public Notice
Notice Of Election Of Directors
Leelanau Conservation District
Notice is hereby given to all residents desiring to run for Leelanau Conservation District Director. Election petitions signed by at least five (5) residents of Leelanau County must be filed at the Leelanau Conservation District Office, 8527 E. Government Center Rd., Suite 205, Suttons Bay, MI 49682, before the close of business on September 6, 2017, this being 60 days prior to the annual meeting. Nominating Petitions can be obtained at the Leelanau Conservation District Office. Two (2) Director positions are up for election in 2017.
James C. Lautner
Leelanau Conservation District
Public Notice
State of Michigan
Probate Court County of
Notice To Creditors
Decedent's Estate
Estate of Bradley Ray Doublestein Date of birth: 2/11/1957
NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The decedent, Bradley Ray Doublestein, died 4/6/2017.
Creditors of the decedent are notified that all claims against the estate will be forever barred unless presented to Evelyn Gorby, personal representative, or to both the probate court at 715 Marshall St. Allegan, Michigan 49010 and the personal representative within 4 months after the date of publication of this notice.
Evelyn Gorby
715 Marshall St.
Allegan, Michigan 49010
(269) 650-5011
Public Hearing Notice
Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Authority (NLCMHA) will be holding public hearings, at the locations shown below, to seek community input on:
• FY18 Budget and Plan
• Local mental health needs and priorities
• Recommendations to improve NLCMHA services and supports
• Future need and direction
Thursday, July 27, 2017, 9:00 – 11:00 am, NLCMHA 105 Hall Street, Traverse City office, First Floor Conference Room.
Thursday, July 27, 2017, 1:00 to 3:00 pm, NLCMHA 527 Cobb Street, Cadillac office, Greg Paffhouse Multi-Purpose Room.
We encourage all those who are interested to attend and share your ideas. Written testimony may be sent to Karl V. Kovacs, CEO, Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Authority, 105 Hall Street, Suite A, Traverse City, Michigan 49684.
If you have questions or need special accommodations to attend and/or participate please call 231-935-3677.
Cleveland Township Board Proceedings
The following is a synopsis of the July 11, 2017, meeting of the Cleveland Township board. The complete minutes are available from the Township Clerk. Supervisor Stein called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Four members were present as well as five guests. Trustee Olsen was absent.
Agenda was approved as presented.
Approved minutes of the June 13, 2017 meeting.
Received Treasurer's report and approved payment of bills.
Received Supervisor, Zoning Administrator, Planning Commission, and Board of Review's reports.
Received Cedar Area Fire and Rescue Board report.
The board adopted the resolution to refuse to accept ownership of or operation, maintenance, and administrative responsibilities for the Sugar Loaf Townhouses LLC's Type I Water System.
The board approved the Cedar Area Fire & Rescue's Five-Year Budget Plan.
The board approved moving the August meeting back to Tuesday, August 8, 2017.
Public comment was held. The meeting was adjourned at 7:52 p.m.
Jan Nowak, Cleveland Township Clerk
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Thanks to Fickleminded for recognizing my size as one of the "cool" sites she has visited (hehe!).You just made my day... :)
This is simple...
Put the logo on your blog, add a link to the person who awarded you. Nominate 10 other blogs (In my case, it would be a list below 10... sorry). Add links to those on yours. Leave a message for your nominees on their blogs and you're done!
My list of cool bloggers:
Fickleminded (Can I award you back?! hehe!)
Sab- Memoirs of a Young bride
Noemi- A Filipina Mom Blogger
Sorry but these are the few blog sites I have been following regularly so far...
...talk about popular, huh?!


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Zanin, the first album by Margherita Zanin available in all Digital Stores!
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