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Grella calls time on career
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Balotelli says bye to bad press and weather
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About 20 years ago, the small impoverished congregation of Brinkley Heights Baptist Church realized their heart felt the need to reclaim their community for Christ. These 10 people worshipped in a building that was later condemned and had trouble maintaining the light bill yet, wanted to minister to their community! Despite their situation, these people prayed that God would send in the "reinforcements" needed to help them fulfill this vision. That very summer, Brinkley Heights saw their very first mission team and God has been blessing them ever since.
The staff of Street Reach Ministries, along with the congregation of Brinkley Heights, strongly feel that YOU are an answer to that prayer today just by viewing our website! Although the congregation is still small, impoverished, and call themselves "the church of misfits," God has brought literally thousands of volunteers.
Street Reach is a 501(c) (3) non-profit ministry located in an impoverished area of North Memphis, TN. For the children and youth living in this community, drugs, gangs, crime, and violence are not just stories seen on the news -- they are a way of life. Almost every family has been impacted by some type of abuse and the results can be seen everywhere.
Street Reach tries to impact these children's lives by meeting them where they are at and running Backyard Bible Clubs in their neighborhoods, where they feel most comfortable. Street Reach strives to meet the needs of the community and love them the way Jesus Christ loves us.
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"And you will be the restorer of the streets"
Isaiah 58:12
We provide housing for your team with a dorm style facility including bunks with mattresses (need to bring pillow, linens and towels), restrooms with showers, a gymnasium, and meeting rooms!
We provide food for your team (includes arrival pizza dinner on Sunday evening, light breakfast foods each morning, light lunches,and catered evening dinners).
Supplies for all community service projects your team may be assigned to accomplish will be provided. For example, if you were assigned to a Soccer Camp in the afternoon, we would provide the needed soccer equipment.
We provide the curriculum for the site bible clubs, all supplies to run the sites (including games and songs). However, we ask for you to provide crafts for each bible club site that you run. We can provide craft ideas and a supply list if needed.
We provide a Street Reach staff site missionary to help coordinate each mission site.
We provide an evening worship time which includes praise and share times that are led by Street Reach staff members with a personalized slide show of your week at Street Reach on Thursday night. (May not be available during Spring Program)
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The Ministry of Brinkley Heights is such a prayer driven ministry. Street Reach is an answer to a prayer said by the original members of the Brinkley Heights Baptist Church almost 25 years ago. They prayed that God would send in supplies to retake this neighborhood for his Kingdom, and sure enough, God has been answer that prayer and then some.
Street Reach continues to exist solely on prayer that Lord continues to answer. Even deciding which Bible Club sites to run each week or where we feel a new site is needed is constantly lifted before the Lord.
Please pray for Street Reach and the teams that are hand chosen to serve on the front-lines in this community.
Street Reach is a nonprofit organization who also funds many other ministries through Brinkley Heights Ministries. Street Reach funds the Food and Clothes Ministries, many seasonal outreach opportunities, as well as Street Reach Ministries. Street Reach relies on prayer and financial support from churches and past team members.
If you feel God is leading you donate, please click the icon below. Please know that from everyone at Brinkley Heights Ministries and Street Reach, we say thank you!
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Street Reach depends on mission teams that come to Memphis, TN and minister in this community. We are only able to run club sites at the capacity that we have volunteers. The children in this area love Bible Club and love the teams. The kids cannot wait for Spring and Summer because they know that people who love them are going to be coming and spending a week with them.
Street Reach loves having new and returning teams, and even teams we haven't seen in a while. The kids in this community absolutely loves each team! We believe that no team is by chance; every team is hand selected by God to minister to this community.
If you would like to be apart of Street Reach or plan a trip, email us at email@example.com.
Team members have the opportunity to support their favorite Bible Club kid as that child grows in education at the Brinkley Heights Urban Academy. Targeted "at risk" children are given the chance to learn in a private urban academy with other urban kids, however, is expensive. Parent's are not able to pay the tuition for their children to receive this type of education so team members have the amazing opportunity to continue to show Christ's love even after they've returned home. Along with paying for their classes, uniforms, and meals, team members also get to communicate with their student through letters in our Adopt-A-Student Program.
You can support the Brinkley Heights Urban Academy and your favorite child on their website.
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If you would like more information, please call, write, or fill in the form below:
Street Reach Ministries
3275 Roasmond Ave.
Memphis, TN 38122
Phone: 901.324.3022
Fax: 901.327.0986
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do my fees go?
Street Reach is part of a comprehensive ministry program called Brinkley Heights Ministries. Money generated from fees allow Street Reach to provide year round ministry to children and youth. Income generated also helps to maintain the emergency food and clothes ministry, tutoring, and sports programs that are a part of Brinkley Heights Ministries.
Do you require a Pre-Project visit?
Street Reach does not require leaders to attend the pre-project visit. However, attendance is strongly recommended. We encourage all leaders to attend our pre-project opportunity due to the amount of background, logistical, and other vital information that can be obtained. The visit allows each leader to tour the community, the Bible Club site, and the housing facility that will be utilized during the summer. Leaders will also learn about our curriculum and suggested club schedules. This pre-project visit also allows each leader to meet other ministers bringing groups during the summer. The pre-project visit takes place on a Saturday, includes a continental breakfast, lunch and typically ends early that afternoon.
Does your program provide transportation?
Street Reach is unable to provide transportation due to the volume of volunteers. We rely heavily on each team "dropping" their youth at each site. In most circumstances our staff will ask to ride to their assigned site with the mission teams if possible.
How many youth can Street Reach handle?
Street Reach has a goal of running 8 sites in our community all summer long. In order to do this, we need a minimum of 90 volunteers each week. Street Reach can accommodate groups ranging in size from 2-120 people.
Is your ministry safe?
Street Reach has been working in the community for 18 years. Street Reach is well known and respected in the community. To date, there have been no incidences resulting in injury or harm. We strongly feel that Christ has called us to reclaim our community and keeps us safe as we minister to our neighborhood.
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The history of America's First Couples is full of remarkable relationships ranging from touching love stories (Ronnie and Nancy) to political partnerships (Franklin and Eleanor) to troubles (Abraham and Mary Todd) and tragedies (Franklin and Jane Pierce).
In many cases, first names are all that are needed in order to identify the First Couple and remind us of the unique strengths of their bond. The devotion and commitment of George and Martha leading the way for their successors. The intellectual power and forward-thinking of John and Abigail, preserved forever through their loving and thoughtful correspondence. The simplicity and honesty of Harry and Bess. The strength and positivity of Dwight and Mamie. The elegance and beauty of Jack and Jackie. The passion and pure energy of Lyndon and Lady Bird. Bill and Hillary's political powerhouse. Barack and Michelle blazing trails and breaking through glass ceilings.
Then there are lesser-known First Couples no less devoted to one another and filled with just as much love as any others. James K. Polk was a workaholic with no hobbies, no friends, and no interests besides his closest adviser, constant companion, best friend, and true love, Sarah. The pious "Lemonade" Lucy Hayes kept White House events empty of liquor, but her husband Rutherford full of affection. She died before Rutherford did and he lived his life from that moment forward thinking only of the day he would see Lucy again. In a time when such things were usually hidden, William McKinley nonchalantly and sweetly calmed his epileptic wife Ida when she had a seizure in public. Not having her at his side wasn't an option. When he was shot by an assassin, he instantly worried not of his health, but of how Ida would take the news. From the moment that they first met, Calvin and Grace Coolidge discovered the true secret of love: sharing laughter together.
Incredibly, the two longest marriages in Presidential history are still going strong today. George and Barbara Bush have been married for 68 years while Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter recently enjoyed their 67th wedding anniversary.
At just 18 years old, George Herbert Walker Bush was the youngest pilot in the Navy when he earned his wings early in World War II. It was on a short leave that he met Barbara Pierce and fell madly in love with her, naming his bomber plane "Barbara", and filling almost every letter home to his parents with his plans to marry Barbara when he returned. The feeling was mutual. George was the first boy that Barbara had ever kissed and they were secretly engaged while he was fighting overseas in the Pacific. When George was shot down over the Pacific Ocean and nearly killed, George and Barbara decided to marry as soon as possible. George was 20 years old and Barbara was 19 when they were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Rye, New York on January 6, 1945. Their first child, George Walker Bush, who would also later become President of the United States, was born on July 6, 1946.
On July 7, 1946, one day after George and Barbara Bush welcomed a future President as their first child, 21-year-old Navy Ensign Jimmy Carter married 18-year-old Rosalynn Smith at the Methodist Church in their hometown of Plains, Georgia. Jimmy and Rosalynn had lived in the same small town all of their lives and Rosalynn was best friends with Jimmy's younger sister, Ruth. Jimmy had big plans and wanted to get away from Plains, earning a spot at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. On leave from Annapolis in 1945, Jimmy asked Ruth to set up a date between him and Rosalynn. One date later they were making plans to marry and did so after Jimmy's graduation from the Naval Academy. Rosalynn was also excited to leave Plains and explore the world and was heartbroken when Jimmy insisted that they move back home to take over Jimmy's family's peanut farm following his father's death in 1953. Eventually, the Carters did leave Plains and when Jimmy was President, Rosalynn became one of the most politically active First Ladies in history, attending staff meetings and advising the President when he requested her opinion. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter came full circle, however, and 67 years after their wedding, they still call little Plains, Georgia home when they aren't traveling the world to eradicate diseases in Africa or build homes for the needy.
Incidentally, the third-longest marriage in Presidential history is that of the other couple pictured in the photograph above — Gerald and Betty Ford. The Fords were married 58 years and 72 days at the time of President Ford's death in December 2006. Betty Ford was one of the most influential and inspirational First Ladies in American history. Her candid and honest public discussions about her battles with alcoholism, drug addiction, and breast cancer undoubtedly saved lives and removed a stigma which prevented thousands of people from seeking the help they desperately needed. Betty was so popular that when her husband was running for President in 1976, buttons were seen across the country which read, "Re-elect Betty First Lady!". The Fords lived active lifestyles well into their late-80s and both Jerry and Betty, who passed away in 2011, died at the age of 93.
The three couples in the photo above (Lady Bird Johnson is also in the photo, but her husband died in 1973) combined for 193 years of marriage — and the Bushes and Carters are still counting!
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Beer Table closing up shop in Park Slope space, moving to bigger space
After five years in its current Park Slope space, Beer Table (427B 7th Ave., at 15th St., Park Slope) is closing to explore bigger and better things. The small beer and food joint will close its doors on Saturday, April 27th, and will ultimately move to a much-needed larger space with a full kitchen in a location to be determined. While they focus on getting things going in a new space, owners Justin and Tricia Phillips will launch a traveling beer dinner series, continue to operate their store Beer Table Pantry (Grand Central Terminal, Graybar Passage, Midtown), offer their catering and beer tasting services, and work on the next offering in the Table Beer series, the first of which was brewed with Brian Strumke of Stillwater Artisinal Ales.
The full announcement is below.
Thank you, dear customers, for the last five years.We have decided that it is time for a bit more space.…and a full kitchen! We are in the process of identifying a new, slightly larger location and are going to pass the torch here at 427 7th Avenue to another restauranteur who will surely do great things with our beloved home.Please forward this announcement to anyone you know who cares about great beer and join us as much as possible in the next 25 days for special events and happenings. Our final day will be Saturday, April 27th.If you have a gift certificate, and have been waiting for the perfect moment to redeem - these are the last moments!After the official closing, we intend to host a traveling dinner series, continue our catering and beer tasting services, and prepare for the next round of Table Beer.Spread the word! Invite your friends to join our mailing list. Also, if you have not already, follow Beer Table on twitter and like our facebook page - it is a great way to stay in touch with our events and happenings.We are going to come back in a totally new way and couldn't be more excited about the possibilities! We look forward to seeing you this month!So much love,Justin and Tricia Philips
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KRONENWETTER, Wis. (WSAU) – A Madison area company will run a Kronenwetter mobile home park for another 4 months.
Fitchburg-based Inland Madison has received a renewal on the mobile home park license it received from the village in late March. The license had been set to expire July 1.
Inland Madison took over Bouche's Kronenwetter Park from Randy Bouche after he failed to correct several code violations that include rotting floors, mold and disconnected pipes.
Zoning administrator Randy Fifrick says the village has seen marked improvement in the site over the past several months and that most of the issues with the park have been solved. "We're hopeful after a July 5th court date has been met they'll make some more progress." That's the date Anchor Bank will foreclose on the property and gain full control.
The village is requiring Inland to keep up with 17 conditions on that renewal including regular maintenance of the facility and repairing the driveway before winter comes.


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August 30
at Northwestern,
Why to watch: If you're
looking for a sleeper out of the
Big Ten, Northwestern just might
be it. The Wildcats have a fleet
of talent on offense, a young,
third-year coach settling into
the job, and a schedule that
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fumbling opportunities to get to
the postseason, head coach Pat
Fitzgerald shook up the staff in
an attempt to prevent a repeat
performance. New offensive
coordinator Mick McCall has
installed a no-huddle offense
that could get unheralded QB C.J.
Bacher, the Big Ten's leader in
total offense last season, the
notoriety he deserves. The more
things change, the more they
stay the same for Syracuse,
which is trying to save Greg
Robinson's job and snap a string
of four straight losing seasons.
The consensus preseason choice
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the Orange recently lost top
receiver Mike Williams and
starting DE Brandon Gilbeaux to
academic issues.
Why Syracuse might win:
The Northwestern secondary is a
work-in-progress, and Orange QB
Andrew Robinson will be looking
to exploit it. He progressed
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starter, finishing with 13
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defenses a reason to defend the
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and Lavar Lobdell. Disruptive NT
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Western Kentucky at Indiana,
12: 00 PM EST, Big Ten Network
Why to watch: Western
Kentucky is in limbo as it waits
one more year before jumping
into the Sun Belt as a full FBS
member. In the meantime, the
Hilltoppers will look to make
some noise and jump start a
potentially decent season.
Indiana is coming off a
breakthrough season that
finished off with a bowl loss to
Oklahoma State, and now it's
vital to get off to a hot start.
The Big Ten season isn't going
to be easier than last year, but
fortunately for IU, the
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soft. However, WMU isn't going
to be a pushover.
Why Western Kentucky might win:
The Hilltopper running game
should be fantastic, and IU
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season helped by its two
quarterback system, and it'll be
more of the same for the
Hoosiers to deal with. While the
IU defensive front should be
tremendous, it'll be tested.
Why Indiana might win:
WKU's secondary should be an
Achilles heel. A major problem
throughout last season, IU will
start pushing the ball deep
early on to loosen things up.
The Hoosier offensive line isn't
good enough to pound away with,
but Kellen Lewis and the new
quick-timing passing game.
That's if ...
Who to watch: ... Lewis
is actually the main man. He's
the team's signature star and
the veteran to work around, but
after being suspended for spring
ball and missing significant
time this off-season, Ben
Chappell is in the hunt for
playing time, if not the
starting gig. Chappell got the
most work in the new
quick-timing passing game, and
he was fantastic at times
showing enough to warrant
meaningful time even when, not
if, Lewis becomes the leader
What will happen:
Indiana's offense will have its
problems as it struggles with
the timing and the speed of the
live game, but the defense will
pick up the slack. WKU will try
to test the new starting
corners, but the Hoosier
defensive front will provide the
pressure to help the cause.
CFN Prediction: Indiana
31 ... Western Kentucky 20 ...
Line: Indiana -21
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Youngstown State at Ohio State,
12:00 EST, Big Ten Network
Why to watch: How ready
is Ohio State to get back on the
field? After a second straight
brutal off-season of angst and
ridicule for daring to lose a
national title game to a
fantastic team, the Buckeyes
will be looking to prove early
on that they deserve to be
considered the nation's best
team. And why not? With almost
all the starters and all the
talent returning in all phases,
this is the most complete team
in America. Of course, only a
national title win over an SEC
team will silence the critics,
and Youngstown State is hardly
an SEC-caliber power. This is
OSU head man Jim Tressel's
former team he's going with, and
it's good enough to be
considered a threat to win the
FCS national title. Even so,
this is part one of a two-week
warm-up for the Buckeyes before
the USC game.
Why Youngstown State might win:
The Penguins can play a little
bit of defense. The 14th best
FCS scoring defense returns with
enough talent to be excellent
again, while the offensive line
is tremendous in pass
protections. YSU doesn't give up
sacks and it should allow new
starting quarterback Todd Rowan
enough time to work against a
Buckeye secondary hit by
Why Ohio State might win:
The defense isn't going to give
up many big plays. YSU is a
good, sound team, but it won't
be explosive. It'll win big in
FCS play with its defense and
great O line, but to stay with
Ohio State, the home runs have
to come early and often. They
won't. As the game goes on,
OSU's offensive line should
control the tempo and give all
the skill players as much time
as they need to work.
Who to watch: So how much
will Terrelle Pryor play? While
it might not be said out loud,
Ohio State would love nothing
more than to get a few quick
scores to be able to throw the
prized freshman to the wolves.
Considering YSU doesn't have the
offensive pop to hurt the
Buckeyes if Pryor makes
mistakes, this is as safe a time
as any to get him on the field.
If nothing else, he needs to get
some work in to get USC thinking
and game-planning two weeks from
What will happen: Ohio
State can call its shot, but
Tressel isn't going to run it up
on his former program. Expect
big throws early to end the fun,
and running throughout the
second half with Pryor being the
big story.
CFN Prediction: Ohio
State 38 ... Youngstown State 3
... Line: No Line
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Coastal Carolina at Penn State,
12:00 EST, Big Ten Network
Why to watch: Penn State
has had a rough off-season with
suspensions, questioning from
the media about a program
seemingly out of control (at
least according to a
sensationalized TV piece), and
the persistent questions about
Joe Paterno's retirement. What
hasn't been talked about is that
Penn State should be good.
Really good. However, it's
putting in an up-tempo, quicker
passing offense that needs to
have the timing down before
Oregon State comes to town next
week. Coastal Carolina will
provide more than just a
scrimmage with a veteran team
that should be among the stars
of the Big South.
Why Coastal Carolina might win:
The Penn State offense might not
be in place yet. It took all
summer to figure out the
quarterback situation in Happy
Valley, and it's still up for
debate. Meanwhile, the offense
will need to get the timing down
and be far more efficient than
it was this off-season in
practices. Coastal Carolina
might have plenty of veteran
talent, but it's coming off a
disappointing season and has
several question marks primarily
at ...
Why Penn State might win:
Quarterback. The Chaticleers
have far bigger quarterback
problems than Penn State, who's
merely trying to figure out
which option will see more
playing time. William Richardson
was last year's starter for CCU,
but he was going to be bounced
out by Jamie Childers before
suffering a case of viral
meningitis. On the other side of
the ball, this was a very
opportunistic Coastal Carolina
defense, but it wasn't very
good. Penn State should be able
to hammer away with the running
Who to watch: Daryll
Clark and Pat Devlin have been
neck-and-neck for the starting
job, and while Clark is the
better fit, and will start, Devlin will see more
than his share of action. Penn
State isn't above going to a two
quarterback system. Consider
this an audition for the rest of
the year. If one significantly
outplays the other, the job is
there for the taking.
What will happen: Four
Penn State turnovers will keep
this from being a total joke,
but Coastal Carolina won't have
enough in the bag on either side
of the ball to keep pace in the
second half.
CFN Prediction: Penn
State 45 ... Coastal Carolina 0
... Line: No Line
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The world's largest airline is the first to report second-quarter earnings. The company sees strong positive trends contining in the current quarter.
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Delta (DAL) kicked off a week of airline earnings by reporting its best quarterly profit in a decade and said it expects continuing unit revenue gains in the current quarter.
The world's largest airline set net income excluding items was $549 million, or 65 cents a share. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had estimated 63 cents. Revenue rose 17% to $8.17 billion; analysts had estimated $8.25 billion.
Including items, such as $90 million in profit-sharing expenses, net income was $467 million, or 55 cents a share. In the same quarter a year earlier, including items, the carrier lost $257 million.
"Delta's profit this quarter is our best result in a decade and proof that our plan has positioned us well as the economy begins its recovery," said CEO Richard Anderson, in a prepared statement Monday. Passenger revenue per available seat mile (PRASM) rose 19.4%, led by a 36% PRASM increase in the Pacific and a 30% increase in the Atlantic.
Looking ahead, President Ed Bastian said the carrier also expects double-digit PRASM gains for the current quarter. "We are seeing strong improvements in these early stages of the economic recovery and believe there's more room for more revenue growth as the economy continues to stabilize," he said.
On the cost side, cost per available seat mile excluding fuel and special items was flat during the quarter, despite 1% lower capacity. "Merger synergies and productivity offset cost pressures in the business," said CFO Hank Halter. "Synergies have exceeded our expectations and will be a key factor as we strive to keep our non-fuel unit costs flat for the full year."
As of June 30, the carrier had $6 billion in unrestricted liquidity including $4.4 billion in cash.
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Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Christina Aguilera has gotten engaged with boyfriend of three years Matt Rutler, the singer shared on Tiwtter.
On Valentine's Day, the 33-year-old singer posted a photo of her and Rutler holding hands, with her ring finger donning a huge sparkly bling. She captioned the photo, "He asked and I said…"
The Voice coach and Rutler, who has worked as a production assistant, have been dating since the end of 2010 after meeting on the set of her film "Burlesque," which also stars fellow singer Cher.
Before Rutler, Aguilera was married to Jordan Bratman, with whom she shares a son with, from November 2005 until they separated in October 2010. Their divorce was finalized on Valentine's Day in 2011.
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By Sally Lehrman
Back in the 1980s, builder David Johnston specialized in energy-efficient, solar-based construction. He didn't give much thought to the dangerous products and fumes that were part of the building process, though, and when a chemically sensitive client started demanding special materials and questioning his ventilation practices, it nearly drove him crazy. Then one day she walked into the rooms he was adding to her Bethesda, Maryland, house, began gasping for breath, and nearly went into allergic shock. The culprit? A seemingly innocuous adhesive.
"It opened my eyes to things I'd never thought about," says Johnston, who's now based in Boulder, Colorado. "From then on we'd have her sleep next to the building materials before we used them."
Unless you're hypersensitive to chemicals, you probably don't need to go to bed with two-by-fours and open cans of paint. But if you're one of the millions of people planning to remodel your home in the next few years, you may want to think twice about simply accepting the standard construction materials and practices most contractors are likely to suggest.
As Johnston learned when he began to study the products he routinely used, many can contribute to both short- and long-term health problems, most often by emitting toxic gases into the air. The emissions are strongest when materials are first installed, but continue for years afterward. Formaldehyde, typically found in cabinets, hardwood plywood paneling, and the particleboard used for subfloors, can contribute to fatigue, rashes, asthma, allergies, and possibly cancer. Volatile compounds in paints and solvents can irritate the eyes, nose, and throat, as well as cause headaches and nausea, and may damage the central nervous system—even at the levels found in a typical house. For some people, a reaction to these substances can provoke the immune system to overreact to all kinds of chemicals, resulting in multiple chemical sensitivity, in which exposure to even minuscule levels of chemicals can trigger serious illness.
And, of course, just the process of pulling apart old structures, then sawing and sanding new ones, produces lots of dust particles that can set off allergies and asthma. "Once I started researching it, I realized what a major set of issues we had in hand," says Johnston, who's since written a book, Green Remodeling, and is creating a national "green" certification program for the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.
Fortunately, it's gotten much easier to avoid troublesome products and to incorporate cleaner materials and techniques into your remodeling job. Builders used to wave off the suggestion of hazard-free construction as too expensive, but nontoxic materials have come down in price, and many more contractors these days are accustomed to using them.
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Too Difficult to Use on YourselfI like the concept of this kit and it looks great when someone else does your brows but it's too hard to hold the stencil in place and sweep layers of powder on your brows at the same time. I would only recommend this for people who work in salons. — 1 year, 6 months agojmjulian99 | 10 reviews
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Excellent shaping eyebrow kit, includes stencilsVery nice little eyebrow kit, everything EXCEPT TWEEZERS to shape brows, fill them in, highlight under the brow, etc. Included are step by step instructions on how to use the stencils and shape your brows. These instructions are printed on the inside of the lid and also on the plastic product protector. The kit includes several shapes of plastic stencils, these are well marked and labeled - beca...read moreuse they're stiff plastic they can be tricky to hold in place while applying brow powder. The kit includes a nice brush, eyebrow wax, two shades of color, and two shades of eyeshadow/under brow highlighting powder. Basic use is this: Apply wax to the eyebrow, hold the stencil in the desired shape over the eyebrow area, and fill in the brows using the powder. I only use the stencils when I'm defining/plucking my brows - I put on an extra heavy amount of powder and then just pluck any stray hairs that are outside the powdered area. Ta da - perfect brows! My eyebrows are very, very fair so I use the powder every day and it really gives a natural look while defining my eyebrows. Easy to apply and I can put on as much or as little as I like. The kit's box is heavy cardboard with a magnetic lid, so it stays shut. Lots of attention to detail with this kit. It's a bit on the pricey side, but a good value considering what's all included. I took away a star because it doesn't include tweezers. Which isn't that big of a deal, but it does prevent it from being a "complete" eyebrow kit. — 1 year, 8 months agoHeidiLouise | 59 reviews
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UND has started a unique partnership with a Norwegian University that could help solve the social problems surrounding the western North Dakota oil boom.
Today, UND signed an agreement with the University of Bergen to exchange students, faculty and research.
The western North Dakota oil boom means big money for the State and people, who own oil leases. But, it's also created a lot of social problems for the people who live there… problems with all kinds of infrastructure, including roads, housing and medical services.
Paul Davidson, University of Bergen, Norway: "How to not only have people come here as workers, temporary workers and then leave the States. But, perhaps, creating communities that are sustainable for the future."
Today's agreement with the University of Bergen will unite UND's expertise in developing oil production with the University of Bergen's expertise in solving the social problems that go along with exploding industry in western North Dakota.
Scott Johnson, UND Energy Studies: "Social scientists and engineers can work together and they can develop an integrated view of a problem."
Steve Benson, UND Energy Studies: "We look at economics, the cost of technology and then we look at the environmental implications and social issues."
The overall idea is to develop planning that takes into consideration all aspects of developing the oil industry.
Hesham El-Rewini, UND Engineering and Mines: "I think exposing our faculty and students to global issues by the exchange programs we're going to have… I think is a major plus… in addition to dealing with our issues here at home."
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B of A building faces foreclosure
The irony surrounding the Atlanta skyscraper is pretty tall, even if the company doesn't own it.
News came out recently that the company that owns the office building is struggling to meet its debt service as offices remain empty and the real estate crash continues to take a toll.
The Altanta Journal Constitution newspaper writes that, "a company that specializes in troubled loans is making preparations for a possible foreclosure [of Bank of America Plaza] while negotiations continue on a deal to try to prevent the property from being seized by the lender, according to a report by Trepp, a real estate research firm."
To be clear, the tower is owned by California-based commercial real estate firm BentleyForbes — not Bank of America. BentleyForbes bought the 55-story tower at the height of the nationwide real estate boom under the premise that it could get big rents for tenants clamoring for office space.
Obviously, things have changed. For both the housing market and for BofA, which went from a leading financial stock to one of the most hated companies in America.
The $363 million loan on Bank of America plaza went to LNR Partners in February, while a second loan had been in default for non-payment.
Obviously Bank of America isn't the one holding the bag on this property, but it's hard to ignore the direct relationship between the boom and bust or real estate and the boom and bust of U.S. financial institutions over the last decade.
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In 2009 my home loan with TBW (Taylor Bean and Whitaker) was sold, given, transferred to or whatever to BOA. Without notice. Since 2009 all payments made have been placed in an escrow account with BOA, (BOA REPORTING LATE PAYMENTS ON MY CREDIT THE WHOLE TIME). Four months ago BOA got it processed. Now when I make my payment they want to know when I will pay the past due charges, the title transfer, and title process fees from 2009, when I sold my home??????. $2600+ and I have never sold my home.
I knew what I was paying, I knew what the payment was, I got the loan on the house, I make my payments on time, I did not ask BOA to take it over and F it up. But they did, and at my expense.
So as far as I am concerned, if this situation puts BOA in a bad position or out of business good it is the least that they deserve for what they put everyone through, you obviously don't have a loan with them that you didn't apply for, but I do. SO F BOA..............
B of A came to me with a modification proposal, 1/2 payments for a six month period "until they figure out what to do with my loan", I swear that was the closing sentence,, I was about 12 days late on my payment, not running behind, well I took the 6 months,, the solution they came up with,, extended the loan for 5 years, for a total of 35 years, increased the montly payment by 189.00 due to late penalties and interest.
They put me further under water,, now they have it back. I will never do business with them again, even after my credit and damages that were created from this are repaired!
I am not bashing B of A for foreclosing on bad loans, all banks do that. I am bashing Bank of Un-America for removing American flags from some branches, foreclosing on the WRONG properties, refusing loan payments from customers the bank says are DEAD when they are standing right in front of them. And these are not isolated incidents in a few branches. This bank is run by nitwits and is too big to be run efficiently. My wife has been in mortgage banking for 22 years, starting with a small, local bank. Great service, great banking. It has since been bought out 4 times, each time by a larger banking institution, making it harder and harder to maintain quality work and good service. Not impossible, just harder. Think of this analogy. Watch Gordon Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares, about failing restaurants. The one thing they all have in common is that their menus are too large. Banks could do much better by staying smaller and concentrating on the things they do good, just like any customer service institution.
People should destroy BOA, Chase and host of other predator lenders. These companies stick it to their customers with their fees like having to pay a fee to pay your bill on time. Its a disgrace and any customer who pays a fee like that is a moron..
These predator companies need you more than you need them. The only way to put any of them back in their proper place is to stop doing business with them.
Y'all are missing the point here.... 1 of 2 things will happen. 1) BOA will buy the building for pennies on the dollar and make out like bandits or 2) the scum bags that run the morally corrupt company (yes, there are actual humans that came up with all these ideas) will create some "holding company" or investment company and buy the building. Then they will lease it back to BOA and make out like the morally corrupt scum bags that they are. Either way, it is irony. Oh, and those "humans" I mentioned, think they are just smart investors.
I left BOA 10+ years ago and everytime I see someone I know whip out one of their BOA debit/credit cards I just cringe... that poor sucker. There is a stigma that goes with W.I.C. and welfare checks and I think BOA debit cards are equally embarrassing. My small town credit union does everything I need and I don't pay a lickety cent for any of their services.
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With all the Peak District media glare shining directly on 'Team America' (Do they really have stars and stripes on their bouldering mats?) Yorkshire climber Aide Jebb slipped by unnoticed to fire-off a superb looking new route on Stanage, taking a direct line next to Little Women on the Apparent North Buttress.
Evil Gazebo, climbed after top-rope inspection, (E6 7a - Font 7c-ish) follows "Funky moves between the breaks, then a nose grinding mantle to finish".
The route looks technically desperate, but is in Aide's words "dead safe".
As for the name? "Well, because it looks nice, but will chew you up and spit you out!"
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Thanks to Argos, for supplying the gorgeous camera for this competition. Argos has an impressive range of digital cameras available online at their Argos Photography shop. What we love is that you can browse all their fantastic deals online, and then choose to reserve and collect your camera in store or buy online. Their prices are really very competitive and they have some amazing deals.
onefinestay, who have donated a UK£100 voucher towards a stay in one of their homes. onefinestay has a carefully curated collection of elegant, quirky and surprising houses and apartments, and booking a home on their site is as easy as booking a hotel, only you'll be staying in a real home – but one with the extras of a hotel, including beautiful toiletries, free wi-fi and local calls, fluffy towels, quality linen, a 24/7 helpline, and more.
Context Travel, for donating the delicious foodie walk. Context is a network of scholars and specialists – in disciplines including archaeology, art history, urban planning, history, environmental science, the classics, and of course, cuisine – who lead in-depth walking seminars for small groups of intellectually curious travellers. We've done their fascinating strolls all around the world, from London to Istanbul, and we can vouch they're compelling. You can read about the walks we've done here.
LUXE City Guides, for donating the latest edition of their brand new London guide. We've used LUXE guides and we love their compact format, their discerning choices, their irreverent and fun reviews, and the fact their print guides are updated annually and digital formats are updated every month.
Our main sponsor Argos has selected the winner of the competition. Congratulations to Jools Stone, who has won a super little Canon IXUS camera, onefinestay stay, Context foodie-themed walking tour, and a Luxe Guide to London!
The lovely people at Luxe Guides gave us an additional London guide, which we've decided to give to Stuart Lodge, the first entrant, for getting in so quickly.
Thank you to everyone who entered for their mouthwatering entries, and to all those many readers who dropped by for a look but didn't enter (what's up with that?), you may wish to consider this competition. We've also got some giveaways coming up soon that won't require you to do anything at all!


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Paul E. Horton, M.D.
Medical Director, Emergency Department, Forsyth Medical Center
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Forsyth County, NC Emergency Medical Services
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