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Easter banner is perfect for decorating your home this spring! Scroll down for information on customizing the colors of your banner.
Each 3.25" x 4.5" banner piece is cut from a heavy, 110 lb. kraft cardstock. Banner pieces have a scallop bottom edge and each is embossed with an Easter egg pattern. "HAPPY EASTER" is spelled out in 2" letters cut from a pastel mix of light pink, lemon yellow, moss green, rain blue and lavender cardstock. Banner is strung with light blue ribbon.
Banner in shown colors is made and ready to ship. I will have it in the mail within 1-2 business days. It will ship First Class mail to all destinations.
I've made Happy Easter into 2 banners. "HAPPY" measures approximately 20" long and "EASTER" measures approximately 24". Each banner also has an additional 24" of ribbon on each end for hanging. Both banners are strung with about 1" of space between each letter, but you can move them along the ribbon and space pieces to your preference.
This listing is only for the wording "HAPPY EASTER", but I can customize it in your choice of cardstock banner, letter & ribbon colors. You'll find cardstock & ribbon choices in the last two photos. I can also make it into one long banner if you prefer. Simply leave a note in "message to seller" at check out with the following selections:
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If you would like your banner to say something else, please contact me about creating a reserved custom listing just for you. Embossed Easter egg, 3.25" x 4.5" banner pieces like this listing are $2.25 each. Feel free to contact me with any questions!
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The Detroit Lions could also potentially be involved in the Charles Woodson sweepstakes.
In a radio interview with WTKA, Woodson claimed there was "no question" that he would be open to playing for them.
Woodson currently has offers from the Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos.
According to his agent, Woodson does not plan on retiring and will be playing somewhere next season. However, he is frustrated by the process and presumably why it has taken so long for teams to show interest in him.
A 14-year veteran, Woodson was drafted by the Raiders and spent eight seasons in Oakland before moving on to Green Bay. He was the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year in 1998.
He has received numerous accolades throughout his career as an eight-time Pro Bowler, seven-time All-Pro member, and Super Bowl champion. Woodson was also the AP Defensive Player of the Year in 2009.Woodson's productivity has declined in recent seasons, however. He appeared in just seven games last, recording 25 tackles, 1.5 sacks, and one interception.Woodson was released by the Packers earlier this offseason.
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Story Of A Lonely Guy Lyrics - Blink-182
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Push it out, fake a smile
Avert disaster, just in time
I need a drink, cause in a while
Worthless answer from friends of mine
It's dumb to ask, cool to ignore
Girls posess me, but they're never mine
I made my entrance, avoided hazards
Checked my engine, I fell behind
I fell behind
She makes me feel like it's raining outside
And when the storm's gone i'm all torn up inside
I'm always nervous on, days like this like the prom
I get too scared to move, cause i'm a fuckin' boy
Remember when I was in the grocery store, now's my time
Lost the words, lost the nerve, lost the girl, left the line
sponsored linksI would wish upon a star, but that star, it doesn't shine
So read my book with a boring ending
A short story of a lonely guy
I fell behind
She makes me feel like it's raining outside
And when the storm's gone i'm all torn up inside
I'm always nervous on, days like this like the prom
I get too scared to move, cause i'm a fuckin' boy
She makes me feel like it's raining outside
And when the storm's gone i'm all torn up inside
I'm always nervous on, days like this like the prom
I get too scared to move, cause i'm still just a stupid worthless boy
Click here to submit the Corrections of Story Of A Lonely Guy Lyrics
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My life... | Reviewer: Rett Noel | 11/13/13
My girlfriend broke up with me and i realized i'm just a lonely guy...just that guy that plays bass again :'(
Blink-182 is my favorite band they're the best they helped me get through this i really wish they didn't break up ^_^ still i think that this is one of the best songs by them besides "I miss you" and "I'm lost without you" those are tied for the best well thanks for listening to this lonely guy
a Short Story | Reviewer: AtomManhattan | 11/24/10
I met Mark & Tom in March '98 and they were really cool guys. I've always loved this song and felt like it would be on my soundtrack were my life ever made into a film. The final, self-titled album, I feel was very underrated, and was a great sign of growth, but unfortunately we never got to see were they would've gone with the 'new' approach to pop-punk...
Awsome | Reviewer: Anthony DeNinno | 7/27/09
In late September I had said i wished the band would die.Following that Barker was in his plane accident.At that point I felt bad and started listening to "Dammit" while I played Guitar Hero.I bacame addicted to it,and started searching for all of their music.In the past month I've listened to Dude Ranch,Take Off Your Pants and Jacket,Blink-182,and Enema Of The State.I've fallen in love with their music and they're now my favorite band.Plus Travis Barker is my idol now.Long live the reunion of Blink-182
love this song | Reviewer: tom | 10/23/08
ever since i heard it a few months ago i cant live a day without hearing it or humming it or playing it on my guitar. its such an amazing song.
i cant believe it only takes a few minutes to make me love something.
Unreal...can't believe it was never a single. | Reviewer: Josh Gallant | 3/14/08
In my opinion this is blink-182's best song. There is never a dull point in it at all and it flows really good. I play drums and this song is pretty easy but it was hard to learn and I have learned SO much from playing this song so much. THANK YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
awesome | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/5/07
everything by blink is seriously good including this song and clearly the lyrics touched if it was interprested into a novel
Good song | Reviewer: Kelsey | 4/9/07
I know it's an old song but I'm so addicted to it right now! I love the way it sounds :) I love Blink 182.. I wish they were together again:(
Good Song | Reviewer: Kelsey | 4/9/07
I know it's old.. but I'm so addicted to it! I've always loved Blink's music. and i've loved the band! I wish they got together again:(
This short story with a boring ending... | Reviewer: Emmy Vaughn | 2/19/07
Well, being that this inspired a novel, I must say... It rocks! And yes, the lead singer of Blink-182 has a whiney voice. But it's a sexy whiney voice. Does that make sense?
'Story Of A Lonely Guy' - the book inspired by this song is the sequel to 'Story Of A Broken Girl'. Both can be found at http://italygirl333.livejournal.com/ .
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Trilateral meeting on MH370 in Canberra on Sunday
Malaysia, China and Australia will hold a trilateral meeting in Canberra on Sunday on issues related to the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, a senior minister has said.
"We hope to discuss the approach forward with regards to deployment of assets and engagement with families. The expert and technical advice that comes from all over the world will be looked at," The Malaysian Star quoted acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein as saying.
Meanwhile, Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) chief Angus Houston said Friday that a new phase of underwater search could take up to 12 months.
"But we're totally committed as three nations (Malaysia, Australia and France) to find MH370. And I'm confident that with an effective search, we will eventually find the aircraft," Houston said.
Malaysia Thursday recommended the introduction of a standard for real time tracking of commercial airliners even as the families of passengers on board MH370 were advised to receive information about the aircraft at their homes.
A transportation ministry report on the probe into the aircraft's disappearance also revealed that ATC controllers failed to notice for 17 minutes that the plane had gone off the radar and did not activate a rescue operation for four hours.
The report also said all of the airline's Family Assistance Centres around the world would be closed by May 7, 2014, and Malaysia Airlines would keep in close touch with the families on the news updates through various ways.
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 vanished mysteriously about an hour after taking off for Beijing from Kuala Lumpur shortly after midnight March 8.
The Boeing 777-200ER was scheduled to land in Beijing the same morning. The 227 passengers on board included five Indians, 154 Chinese and 38 Malaysians.
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Hi Everyone! I'm happy to put out the first test release with all of
the SoC changes we've seen over the past couple of months! There are
some huge changes, so I'm sure this release will have some gotchas.
But it has worked in my testing on Linux and Windows this morning. So
please give it a try and report any problems to nmap-dev! If any
serious issues crop up, we'll try to fix them for a new release this
coming week. For now this release is in the Nmap dist directory but
not listed on the download page. I'll give you guys a day or two to
chew on it first.
The changes are immense (described in detail below). We're talking
integration of the UMIT frontend in the tarball (this is the most
experimental part), an overhauled port selection mechanism by which
lets you scan just the statistically most common ports, tons of new
Nmap Scripting Engine (NSE) scripts (31 now), the --reason option,
tons of new OS and version detection signatures, the NSE Library which
lets you write common routines in C or LUA and make them available to
all NSE scripts, and much more!
Here are the goods in the usual formats:
I hope this works well for you! And if not, we're looking forward to
your detailed description of the problem so we can fix it!
Here is a detailed list of the most important changes since 4.22SOC1:
o The UMIT graphical Nmap frontend is now included (as an ALPHA TEST
release) with the Nmap tarball distribution. It isn't yet in the
RPMs or the Windows distributions. UMIT is written with Python/GTK
and has many huge advantages over NmapFE. It installs from the Nmap
source tarballs as part of the "make install" process unless you
specify --without-umit to configure. Please give UMIT a try (the
executable is named umit) and let us know the results! We hope to
include UMIT in the Windows Nmap distributions soon.
o The port selection mechanism was overhauled. Nmap now knows
(roughly) how common various services are, so you can specify
options such as --top-ports 50 to scan the 50 most popular ports.
You can also use the new --port-ratio option to scan ports above a
given popularity level. You can also now give the -p option service
names (such as 'http') and wildcards (such as http* to include
services such as https and http-mgmt). There is also a bracket ([])
operator for scanning all known ports within a given range. All
these changes, by Doug Hoyte, are described at
http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2007/q2/0224.html .
o Added more Nmap Scripting Engine scripts, bringing the total to 31.
The new ones are bruteTelnet (Eddie Bell), SMTPcommands (Jason
DePriest), iax2Detect (Jason), nbstat (Brandon Enright),
SNMPsysdescr (Thomas Buchanan), HTTPAuth (Thomas), finger (Eddie),
ircServerInfo (Doug Hoyte), and MSSQLm (Thomas Buchanan).
o Added the --reason option which explains WHY Nmap assigned a port
status. For example, a port could be listed as "filtered" because
no response was received, or because an ICMP network unreachable
message was received. [ Eddie ]
o Integrated all of your 2nd generation OS detection submissions,
increasing the database size by 68% since 4.21ALPHA4 to 699
fingerprints. The 2nd generation database is now nearly half (42%)
the size of the original. Please keep those submissions coming so
that we can do another integration round before the SoC program ends
on August 20! Thanks to David Fifield for doing most of the
integration work!
o Integrated version detection submissions. The database has grown by
more than 350 signatures since 4.21ALPHA4. Nmap now has 4,236
signatures for 432 service protocols. As usual, Doug Hoyte deserves
credit for the integration marathon, which he describes at
http://hcsw.org/blog.pl .
o Added the NSE library (nselib) which is a library of useful
functions (which can be implemented in LUA or as loadable C/C++
modules) for use by NSE scripts. We already have libraries for bit
operations (bit), list operations (listop), URL fetching and
manipulation (url), activation rules (shortport), and miscelaneous
commonly useful functions (stdnse). Stoiko added the underlying
functionality, though numerous people contributed to the library
o Added --servicedb and --versiondb command-line options which allow
you to specify a custom Nmap services (port to port number translation
and port frequency) file or version detection database. [ David
Fifield ]
o The build dependencies were dramatically reduced by removing
unneccessary header includes and moving header includes from .h
files to .cc as well as adding some forward declarations. This
reduced the number of makefile.dep dependencies from 1469 to 605.
This should make Nmap compilation faster and prevent some
portability problems. [David Fifield]
o Upgraded from WinPcap 3.1 to WinPcap 4.01 and fixed a pcap installer
error. [Eddie]
o In verbose mode, Nmap now reports where it obtains data files (such as
nmap-services) from. [David Fifield]
o Canonicalized a bunch of OS classes, device types, etc. in the OS
detection and version scanning databases so they are named
consistently. [Doug]
o If we get a ICMP Protocol Unreachable from a host other than our
target during a port scan, we set the state to 'filtered' rather than
'closed'. This is consistent with how port unreachable errors work for
udp scan. [Kris]
o Relocated OSScan warning message (could not find 1 closed and 1 open
port). Now output.cc prints the warning along with a targets OSScan
results. [Eddie]
o Fixed a bug which caused port 0 to be improperly used for gen1 OS
detection in some cases when your scan includes port 0 (it isn't
included by default). Thanks to Sebastian Wolfgarten for the report
and Kris Katterjohn for the fix.
o The --iflist table now provides Winpcap device names on
Windows. [Eddie]
o The Nmap reference guide (man page) Docbook XML source is now in the
SVN repository at svn://svn.insecure.org/nmap/docs/refguide.xml .
o NSE now has garbage collection so that if you forget to close a
socket before exiting a script, it is closed for you. [Stoiko]
o The <portused> tag in XML output now provides the open TCP port used
for OS detection as well as the closed TCP and UDP ports which were
reported previously. [Kris]
o XML output now has a <times> tag for reporting final time
information which was already printed in normal output in verbose
mode (round trip time, rtt variance, timeout, etc.) [Kris]
o Changed the XML output format so that the <extrareasons> tag (part
of Eddie's --reason patch) falls within the <extraports> tag. [Kris]
o Nmap now provides more consise OS fingerprints for submission thanks
to better merging. [David Fifield]
o A number of changes were made to the Windows build system to handle
version numbers, publisher field, add/remove program support,
etc. [Eddie]
o The Nmap -A optionm now enables the traceroute option too [Eddie]
o Improved how the Gen1 OS Detection system selects which UDP ports to
send probes to. [Kris]
o Updated nmap-mac-prefixes to latest IEEE data as of 5/18/07. Also
removed some high (greater than 0x80) characters from some company
names because they were causing this error on Windows when Nmap is
compiled in Debug mode:
isctype.c Line 56: Expression: (unsigned)(c + 1) <= 256".
Thanks to Sina Bahram for the initial report and Thomas Buchanan for
tracking down the problem.
o Added a SIP (IP phone) probe from Matt Selsky to nmap-service-probes.
o Fixed a bug which prevented the NSE scripts directory from appearing
in the Win32 .zip version of Nmap.
o Fixed a bug in Traceroute's output. It occured when a traced host could
be fully consolidated, but only the first hop number was outputted. [Kris]
o The new "rnd" option to -D allows you to ask Nmap to generate random
decoy IPs rather having to specify them all yourself. [Kris]
o Fixed a Traceroute bug relating to scanning through the localhost
interface on Windows (which previously caused a crash). Thanks to
Alan Jones for the report and Eddie Bell for the fix.
o Fixed a traceroute bug related to tracing between interfaces of a
multi-homed host. Thanks to David Fifield for reporting the problem
and Eddie Bell for the fix.
o Service detection (-sV) and OS detection (-O) are now (rightfully)
disabled when used with the IPProto Scan (-sO). Using the Service
Scan like this led to premature exiting, and the OS Scan led to gross
inaccuracies. [Kris]
o Updated IANA assignment IP list for random IP (-iR) generation. [Kris]
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Posted: 3/12/2013
It was late afternoon on February 10, 2013, as two men stood in a parking area not far from Millsboro in Washington County just along the bank of the Monongahela River. It was still light outside and the weather was mild and dry at the time. As the men continued their conversation, one of them pointed to the river and said "look at that." It took a moment for the other man to look toward the water and focus on what his friend was seeing.
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I was walking late one night with my German Shepherd, when I smelled an overwhelming stench of road kill. I looked over into the woods near my home and saw a naked pale white man-like thing crawling in the woods. It was on its hands, feet and knees about 3 inches above the ground.
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Seventy-seven years ago
today this past Sunday, one of the largest P.R. gaffes in the short history of a nation with a lot of P.R. gaffes was corrected. The National Prohibition Act, passed in 1919 and enacted in 1920, was repealed after what must've been the 13 most surreal years to be alive and in America.
For so many reasons, this day fascinates me.
First, there's the obvious, mind-blowing concept of living in a country where alcohol is illegal. One day, you're loading cases of gin into your truck like any other day. The next, it's no more giggle water for you, palooka. No more glass of Merlot with supper. No more Bloody Mary at brunch or icy tallboy after a day bagging grass clippings in the yard. No more nothing, see? Sorry, mac. Bar's closed.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO my dandruff shampoo.
It's even crazier to think about the historical significance, not just of Prohibition, but also of its eventual repeal on December 5, 1933. I'm no historian, but I'm struggling to think of another time when our leaders (in this case, many of whom had supported the outlaw 13 years earlier) have had the sagacity to pull up their suspenders, walk to a podium in front of the whole nation, blow into the mic, and announce, "Ladies and gentlemen of the United States, we fucked up big time." No war, no North vs. South, no brother vs. brother. On this point, the whole nation agreed. We needed a drink.
Still, it's hard to read about Prohibition and the years that followed and not have a creepy feeling that we kinda wouldn't be here without it. The first cocktail revolution had already taken place 50 or 60 years before. But by 1920, your average slaughterhouse butcher or ironworker wasn't sipping Sazeracs by the fireplace. They were pounding back whatever was cheap, strong, and abundant. Once illegal though, that changed somewhat. For most everyday drinkers between 1920 and 1933, mixology was no longer a luxury; it was a necessity. The preponderance of rotten bathtub booze during those dark years led to major creative innovations behind the bar. People got inventive because they had to. And when the stock market crashed in 1929, the whole country went on a ten-year bender. By the time legal booze came back, our grandpappies and meemaws were sloshed on Sidecars and French 75s. They were still poor, hungry, and homeless, but they were finally drinking the good stuff.
Sadly, it didn't last. Like everything else, cocktails eventually became an industry. Faced with a thousand prefab choices, America eventually slipped back into the habit of snatching the cheapest, easiest, and bluest thing off the wine cooler shelf on our way home from work.
But then, in 2007, a funny thing happened. Banks started not having money. Corporations started throwing live bodies overboard. People started freaking out, man. And cocktail books, blogs, and self-proclaimed experts started coming outta the woodwork.
Is it a coincidence that on the heels of one of the worst economic crises since The Depression, artisan cocktails began making a huge comeback? I dunno. But it's fun to think there's something biological at work. Some American-evolved creative cocktail gland that starts working overtime in the face of adversity, cranking out juniper-flavored hormones by the pint.
America likes to characterize itself as a country that fights through the tough times, coming out stronger on the other side. I guess. But every night when the sun sets on our self-described heroic struggle to survive, we all go home and get soused. I love that about us.
I also love that we don't celebrate Repeal Day, at least officially. Who wants to get all ritualistic about remembering that awful, bourbonless, alternate reality? Not me. Better it remains one of those rare times when everyone—politicians, boozehounds, bootleggers and church ladies alike—can just shut up and let The U.S. Constitution do the talking.
21st AMENDMENT
SECTION 1. The eighteenth article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States is hereby repealed.
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Nov. 11, Chuck E. Cheese Fundraiser, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Greece and Henrietta locations. Chuck E. Cheese will donate 15 percent of your purchases to Golisano Children's Hospital. Purchases include all food, merchandise, and token deals sold at the register. Receive 10 free tokens with a food purchase! Notify the cashier that you're participating in the fundraiser with this flyer.
Nov. 20, Pizzeria Uno Fundraiser, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Henrietta location only. Support Golisano Children's Hospital on behalf of Nick's Fight to be Healed Foundation by dining at Pizzeria Uno! Up to 20 percent of your dine-in and takeout food and drink purchases will be donated to the children's hospital. Please ask the restaurant for a copy of the voucher to participate!
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Comfort Food for Busy Days: 5 Things to Make Ahead for Winter Meals
The winter months leave many of us longing for slow cooked meals that are rich in flavor and comfort. That doesn't always mean, however, that we have the time for such luxuries, as this can be the season where our calendars are the most full. Here are 5 foods you can prepare ahead of time that will make a rich, flavorful meal much more quickly.
1. Mix & Freeze Biscuits: There aren't many meals that don't benefit from a rich biscuit by their side. Mix them ahead and freeze them in individual portions or an 8x8 pan, so they can go straight from freezer to the oven. If you don't have freezer space for something like this, make sure this 15 minute cream biscuit recipe is on standby, make a little gravy while they're baking and dinner is served.
2. Pre-Chop & Freeze Mirepoix: No, it doesn't really take that long to cut up a few carrots and celery stalks and who doesn't have an onion laying around? What? We used the last one earlier this week. Dang! If only I had a pre-chopped bag of mirepoix in the freezer to fall back on!
3. Make A The Meatballs!: That was our poor attempt at an Italian accent (you should hear our German... look out!), but there isn't a dish that's made more lavish with the addition of a hearty meatball. It will only take you the time for water to boil for pasta while you reheat some homemade meatballs in the sauce of your choice. Heck, forget the pasta all together and make your own meatball subs... toasted with extra melty cheese? Yes please!
4. Make Sauce Cubes: Most sauces can be frozen into ice cube trays and popped out into plastic bags for easy storage. Cook something low and slow during your holiday activities and then freeze it off for nights where there isn't even time to contemplate dinner, let alone make it. In combination with a meat or pasta, you're all set (psst, you can even make those ahead too and make your own bagged meals ready to heat and eat)
5. Buy Eggs: Eggs are so darn versatile that they can turn a simple pantry staple into a meal in just a few minutes. Chop the weeks leftovers and add them to a pan with a little egg and you have a newly invented frittata. Plus, if you already have biscuits premade and frozen, you have breakfast for dinner good enough to feed even the most hungry cowboy in your home.
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I've used the sauce cube trick when I made some Thai peanut satay sauce. Great for single serves on chicken sandwiches, salads and even noodles. Very handy.
I just had an epiphany looking at that photo. All these years of cutting round biscuits then re-rolling... Why have I never made them square?? So much easier.
Great advice!!
I make those cream biscuits all the time, including every time that I have cream to use up. I freeze them unbaked and then bake as needed for our small household of two. They are outstanding with soup and salad, and I'm never sad if there are leftovers for breakfast.
Stupid question: should I precook the mirepoix before I freeze it? (I thought raw celery was one of the veggies that didn't freeze well...)
For freezing, do you mean cut dough and freeze before cooking?
Yes, precook the mirepoix! I usually spread the cooked mixture in a single layer on a sheet pan and freeze it that way. That way I can bag it up in loose particles, and just scoop out what I need!
Tatterhood....Re the biscuit dough...can u freeze the dough and then cook it right from the freezer?
Yes, biscuits and scones can be baked straight from the freezer! I do this a lot with buttermilk biscuits. Just add a few extra minutes to the baking time (and maybe cut one open to check before you turn off the oven--a couple times I ended up with biscuits that were still a little gooey in the middle, before I settled on the right baking time).
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Charlie Moss of Youngstown, who cleans homes as part of her job as a home health-care nurses aide, wants to start an independent cleaning business.
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Winning some of the millions of dollars in state contracts set aside for minority-owned businesses is a goal for Brian Reynolds of Youngstown, who has operated Reynolds Transportation for 10 years.
Jerome E. Franklin, who operates the Starting Lineup barbershop on Hillman Way in Youngstown, wants to grow his other business, JEF Enterprises, and its featured product, the Nail Biter fingernail clipper.
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Moss, Greer and Franklin were among the mostly minority entrepreneurs who crowded into MYCAP's boardroom recently to listen to state development officials in hopes of finding paths to the resources they need to make their business dreams become reality.
Also present was David W. Price, president of Price Builders & Developers in Cleveland, a successful minority-owned general contracting business, who learned on his own how to plug into government contracts.
"You have to work hard and listen to what the state says. It is sincere about offering opportunities. It has brought me a long way in 14 years," said Price.
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The overall goal is the creation of wealth for minority-owned and socially and financially disadvantaged businesses, said Chauncey Hilson, program director.
Sharon Smith, assistant deputy chief of the Ohio Development Services Agency's Office of Business Assistance, emphasized the need as a first step that minority and disadvantaged businesses be state certified.
To be certified as a minority business, at least 51 percent of the enterprise must be owned or controlled by a member of the disadvantaged groups: African- American, Hispanic, Native American or Asian American. Encouraging Diversity, Growth and Equity certified businesses are enterprises owned by the economically and socially disadvantage, Smith said.
Smith said there are tremendous opportunities for minority businesses if they are certified.
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"I can't stress enough that you need to take advantage of the services available through MBAC, and they are free," Smith said.
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Book your next stay at this Ludington hotel and get ready for a once in a lifetime experience, whether it's the hiking trails or Lake Michigan Car Ferry that's caught your eye. At BEST WESTERN Lakewinds, guests enjoy only the best accommodations at a great price. Hotels in Ludington are all surrounded by natural beauty, but a prime location is just part of...
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Ramada Whitehall is a 100 Percent Non Smoking Property. Ramada Whitehall is located in a pristine country setting along the West Michigan Shoreline close to many great attractions including Michigans Adventure Water and Theme Park, Silver Lake Sand Dunes, Lake Michigan Beaches, Muskegon Summer Celebration, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, bike trails, and snowmobil...
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My name is Dave and I'm a freelance drummer. For the past 2 years my main gig has been with a Canadian christian pop/rock group called Starfield. But, in my free time I love to keep busy by playing with/for as many bands, artists, producers, and worship leaders as possible. So I created this blog as a network tool but also as a practical way for friends, family and fans to keep tabs on where I'm at and how I'm feeling. If you have a gig/track you'd potentially like me to drum for, click on the "Wanna Rock?" tab to contact me directly.
Thanks for dropping by!
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
We would LOVE to visit the Philippines for a concert!! It's just a matter of more people wanting us to come out there. Please share our music with all your friends and maybe someday we'll come perform out there!
God Bless,
Phenomenal custom handcrafted drums made by Seppo. Best sounding AND feeling drums I have ever played, which is a must for all drummers at any skill level. I highly recommend!
Make sure you take a second to check out my new YouTube channel.
I'll slowly but surely be adding more vids of my travels, gigs, backstage antics, and whatever else I think would be good times. This is not to make my head bigger, if anything, most of you will think less of me after watching my videos…hah. Anyways, enjoy and I hope to see you all at the next gig.
Good talk,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (UPI) — U.S. factory orders fell in September and October, the U.S. Census Bureau reported Monday.
Factory orders fell 0.4 in October, in line with expectations. In Monday's report, however, the bureau revised September's 0.3 percent rise to a 0.1 percent decline.
New orders turned slightly higher, up 0.1 percent with defense orders excluded from the data. Excluding transportation orders allowed all other orders to rise 0.2 percent.
As that suggests, new orders under the category of transportation — big-ticket items such as trains, ships, trucks and planes — had the largest decrease in the month with orders down 5.1 percent or by $2.5 billion to $47.2 billion.
New orders for non-durable goods — goods not expected to last three years — fell by 0.3 percent or $2.6 billion to $251.5 billion.
For durable goods, orders fell by 0.5 percent, or $900 million to $198.5 billion. Excluding transportation, durable goods orders rose 1.1 percent.