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In October, 1983, the Human Relations and Welfare Commission of the City of Berkeley held a public hearing on "Examining the Use of Marriage to Determine Benefits and Liabilities in Berkeley and the alternatives".
As a result of that hearing the City Council adopted a Policy in December, 1984 extending employee benefits to domestic partners as a way of addressing inequities that occur when benefits are limited to married couples because same gender cohabitating couples cannot marry and opposite gender cohabitating couples choose not to marry.
In June, 1991, the City Council extended the policy recognizing domestic partnerships beyond City employees to provide the general public the opportunity to register as Domestic Partners. This Policy implements that City Council directive.
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An Affidavit of Domestic Partnership (PDF, 43 KB) must be signed by both parties and each, in signing, must attest to certain facts including a declaration of responsibility by the signing parties for their common welfare. The Affidavit form must be filed in person at the City Clerk Department by one of the parties. There is a $30 fee for filing the Affidavit and obtaining a Certificate of Registration of a Domestic Partnership (Resolution No. 65,282-N.S.).Termination
In order to terminate a Domestic Partnership, a Statement of Termination (PDF, 41 KB) must be filed with the City Clerk Department. If both partners have signed the Statement of Termination, the fee is $5.00. If only one partner has signed, the fee is $15.00. Terminations are effective on the date they are received by the City Clerk Department. There is a six-month waiting period between terminating one Doemstic Partnership and entering into another.
It should be noted that this Affidavit of Domestic Partnership may have potential legal implications under California law which has recognized that non-marital cohabiting couples may privately contract with respect to the financial obligations of their relationship. If you have questions regarding the potential legal effects of signing the Affidavit of Domestic Partnership, you should consult an attorney.
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I've had an outdoor patio table with a tile top that I got years ago for cheap at the grocery store. It was nothing special, but I could at least change out the tiles when I got sick of the look, and wanted to change it up a bit. The existing tile table top did it's job, but I wanted to test my abilities on making my first table top made out of 100% reclaimed wood (well, 99%).
I picked up a truck bed full of pressure treated 2x4's, 2x6's, 2x8's, and 4x4's off Craigslist for free that use to be a deck. From the photos that were posted on the ad, the wood looked great. However, upon my arrival, I realized the lady just knew how to take good photos! The wood was in pretty bad shape (tons of nails, some not even salvageable, etc) but I'm a sucker, and still took it off the hands of the sweet old lady who was having her sisters coming in town that weekend.....which was the reason she needed them gone ASAP. She was so happy that I took the wood, she even snapped a photo of me by my truck with all the wood in the bed.
When I got back to the house, I picked out a wide variety of pieces, and started to square them up w/ the jointer and plane them down with the planer. To my surprise, after about an 1/8 of an inch taken off on each side, the wood was looking pretty good.
Beautiful. I am planning to have this made for my patio table .Pray the results are as awesome as yours.
That table is beautiful. I am working on a table from scratch that has a top of tile, and the middle of the table is cut at 45's to accommodate a smaller center tile. The legs are 4x4's that are cut, sanded off the rough edges to make them partially round, decorative molding around the edges to hide the grout and it is around 36-40 inches high. A second shelf is placed below at the half point of the height. I will add photos when I am done. Again, you have inspired me and that is a great looking table. Craigslist has so much free things to build with!!!
Be careful of cross-grain construction:
Wood expands and contracts through the seasons. Table tops shrink width-wise during the dry winters due to loss of moisture, and expand during the summer when it reabsorbs moisture. Lengthwise there no expansion or contraction due to the way the wood cells are aligned.
Attaching a board along the endgrain end, with the wood grain at 90 degrees to the table wood, means the end piece will not expand and contract in unison to the table, and will eventually seperate from the end pieces.
You also have to be careful of how you attach the table to the base. Again, if you don't allow for the expansion and contraction, cracks will appear in the top.
Now for your last comment/question....it has 2 coats of stain, and 3 heavy coats of poly, so the layer that you are eating/drinking off of isn't even the actual wood. I very much doubt a breeze will kill you :)
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It was mostly made with chromated copper arsenate (known as CCA).
So you have to protect yourself, especially when sanding, as you really do not want to breathe it.
And if you're using it for a table you'll eat from, you do want to seal it very well. Which you did.
But the point is, CCA was made to kill things like fungus and rot, so you need to take care of yourself when you're around it.
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The Maryland Senate on Thursday approved a far-reaching proposal aimed at reducing gun violence, despite opposition from all of the chamber's Republicans and several Democrats.
As amended, the bill, which passed 28-19, includes a ban on so-called assault weapons, including a number of semiautomatic rifles, a ban on magazine clips that hold more than 10 rounds and a new licensing requirement for future handgun purchases that will including fingerprinting, a licensing fee and several hours of safety training.
Marylanders who currently own weapons or magazines banned under the bill will be allowed to keep them, as long as they register the firearms with Maryland State Police.
Sen. Nathaniel J. McFadden (D-Dist. 45) of Baltimore said that while mass shootings tended to get the most headlines, the bill was needed to help stop the violence that occurs daily in his city by keeping guns out of the hands of criminals.
"Is this a perfect bill? No. But it's a step that I think we need to take," McFadden said.
Last week, a Senate committee reduced the proposed fee from $100 to $50 and the training requirement from eight hours to four hours. Wednesday, the full chamber adopted an amendment proposed by Sen. James Brochin (D-Dist. 42) of Towson that further reduced the fee to $25.
Senate Republicans unsuccessfully offered an amendment to remove the licensing provision entirely, arguing that it was an undue restriction on the Second Amendment.
"I think it's overly broad by requiring everyone to have a license and everyone to pay a fee," said Sen. Allan H. Kittleman (R-Dist. 9) of West Friendship, who proposed the amendment. "We should not be licensing a constitutional right."
A proposal to remove the fingerprinting requirement, submitted by Sen. Christopher B. Shank (R-Dist. 2) of Hagerstown, failed in a close vote, 25-21.
Sen. Brian E. Frosh, a co-sponsor of the bill, defended the requirement, arguing that it has helped reduce straw purchases in other states, such as New Jersey and Massachusetts, and has yet to be found unconstitutional in those jurisdictions.
Another amendment, from Sen. E.J. Pipkin (R-Dist. 36) of Elkton, would have guaranteed tougher sentences for gun crimes by eliminating diminution credits, parole and future plea bargains for offenders who commit gun crimes.
These people "should have the book thrown at them," Pipkin said, in arguing that as initially proposed, the bill placed new restrictions on law-abiding gun owners but did nothing to further punish criminals.
Frosh argued that the amendment was unnecessary and that removing plea bargains from the toolbox of prosecutors likely would result in more acquittals.
The chamber rejected Pipkin's amendment, as well as a similar offering from Brochin that it initially approved but then reconsidered and rejected after Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Dist. 27) of Chesapeake Beach warned that it violated Senate rules by changing the subject of the bill.
A compromise measure to help keep the dangerously mentally ill from owning guns, proposed by Sen. Robert A. Zirkin (D-Dist. 11) of Owings Mills, was adopted late Wednesday.
The amendment struck a provision barring anyone who has been voluntarily committed for 30 days or longer from owning a gun, and replaced it with a ban on those who had been voluntarily committed after being declared dangerous to themselves or others through an emergency petition process.
Lawmakers and mental health professions have worried than restrictions on those who have been voluntarily committed would deter people from seeking the treatment they need.
Sens. David Brinkley (R-Dist. 4) of New Market and Nancy Jacobs (R-Dist. 34) of Abingdon challenged Frosh on whether the bill accommodated double-amputees or others who may be physically unable to give a full set of fingerprints.
Frosh assured the chamber that while the issue wasn't specifically addressed in the bill, those people would not be denied a license for lack of a full set of fingerprints.


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Most people know that property tax applies to real property, such as land and buildings. However, some may not know that property tax also applies to Business Personal Property. The characteristic that distinguishes Business Personal Property from real property is mobility.Business Personal Property is property that is not affixed to, or part of, real estate.For assessment and taxation purposes, when we speak of Personal Property we are effectively referring to Business Personal Property under current Oregon law. Taxable Business Personal Property includes machinery, equipment, furniture, etc. used by a business, including any property not currently being used, placed in storage, or held for sale. However, Business Personal Property taxes are not applicable to business inventories or intangible property such as copyrights and trademarks. Business Personal Property is subject to the same levy rate as real property. By state law, the county assessor is responsible for the assessment of all taxable Business Personal Property. The Department of Revenue is also involved in the administration of property taxes and advises assessors on how to assess property to assure uniformity of assessment and taxation throughout the state.
If you are a business that owns, uses, or leases taxable Business Personal Property you must complete and file a Confidential Business Personal Property Return by March 1. With your return you must provide a listing of all your taxable Personal Property that was located in the county at 1:00 a.m. on January 1. If you have multiple business locations, you must complete a separate return for each location. As a business owner, you are responsible for filing a Personal Property return each year that you have taxable property, even if you do not receive the form by mail. Oregon law requires that Business Personal Property be valued at 100 percent of its real market value. The assessed value is allocated to the taxing district(s) based on where the property is located. If you need a blank return please refer to the forms section above.Your return will help the Assessor assess your Business Personal Property accurately. In some cases an appraiser may inspect your property. Your return will remain confidential at all times. If the return is filed late, there is a graduated late filing penalty. If the return is postmarked or received after March 1, but on or before June 1, a penalty of 5% of the tax is charged. If it is postmarked or received after June 1, but on or before August 1, the penalty is 25% of the tax. After August 1, the late filing penalty is 50% of the tax assessed. If you do not file, the penalty will be 50% of the tax.
In certain situations, taxpayers may request an extension of time to file until April 15. To do so, an extension request must be filed with the Assessor's Office by February 15. A blank extension form can be found in the forms section above.
Personal Property is subject to the same levy rate as Real Property. The Assessor depreciates the value of your Personal Property each year based on the list of equipment you have provided, which includes cost new and the original purchase date of each individual item. All of our depreciation schedules are based on guidelines set forth by the Oregon Department of Revenue.
Taxes on Business Personal Property become delinquent whenever any installment is not paid on or before the due date. The tax collector will send a notice of delinquency showing the total amount due, including interest when any tax payment is not made. If no payment is received, the tax collector may:
Issue a warrant for the collection of the delinquent Business Personal Propety taxes
Seize and sell the assessed Business Personal Property or taxable Business Personal Property you own or control
Charge the tax against the real property you own.
Delinquent taxes become a lien on the Business Personal Property of a business. If you are buying a business, it is important that you contact the Marion County Assessor's office to confirm there are no outstanding taxes due on the equipment you are buying. Anyone buying or starting a business should notify the County Assessor. This will allow an account to be established, and a Business Personal Property return can be sent out the following year. If the taxpayer does not receive a return, they should contact the Assessor to request one.
If you were still in business on the assessment date, January 1, you will need to file a return and indicate on your asset listing the equipment that was still in use at your business on January 1. If you went out of business prior to January 1, you will use your return to report to the Assessor's office the disposition of your business Personal Property. The section "No Personal Property to Report" on the front of the return is designed for that purpose. Check the box "Business closed" and provide the date closed. Let us know the status of the property on January 1, whether it has been sold, stored or converted to personal use.If you sold your business prior to January 1, please file a return to notify our office of the change in ownership. Check the box "Business sold" and indicate the date sold and provide the name and mailing address of the new owner, along with your instructions as to whether or not we have your permission to forward the current asset list to the new owner.


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Sometimes, you just have to work on that fake cough, play a little hooky, and head out the door in search of some fun in the sun … accompanied by a mid-day margarita, of course. Thankfully, our fine city has plenty of day-drinking-friendly spots where you can do just that (and more).
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The reduction in state funding and a hope that the state would forgive state mental-health bills has left Union County mental-health services with about $900,000 in unpaid bills.
Central Point Coordinator (CPC) Director Lori Nosekable met with Union County Board of Supervisors Monday afternoon in an open meeting to discuss payment strategies and explain why the debt was allowed to accumulate.
Nosekable said a large number of Iowa counties stopped paying their state bills when the state changed the funding pattern for mental health, leaving CPC with a smaller budget. She added that members at the Department of Human Services told her there was a good possibility the state would forgive the debt.
That didn't happen.
"We should have been chipping away at it sooner, but honestly, we didn't think we would have to pay it back," Nosekable said.
With a rough estimate of $900,000 in the current mental-health account and $900,000 in unpaid state bills, Nosekable and supervisors discussed a payment strategy to cut down the debt.
"We cannot pay it all at once," Nosekable said. "We need to leave enough to pay regular monthly bills, plus start to pay off our obligations."
Nosekable and supervisors want the budget to be current when Union County joins three other southwest Iowa counties in a coalition for mental-health care.
"We want to start with a clean slate when we take over as the acting fiscal agent," Union County Auditor Sandy Hysell said.
Transition period
Iowa is currently shifting from a county to a regional delivery of mental-health services. Union County will join Adair, Adams and Taylor counties starting July 1, 2014.
While Union and Adams counties do not have a deadline from the state to repay its bills, Adair and Taylor counties are under a mandate to square up state bills by June 30, 2014, in order to earn equalization funding.
"Equalization funds are another pool of money some counties would gain because the county level is higher (than the other counties in the new region)," Nosekable said.
Hysell added all of the counties want to have a clear budget when they start to pool their money together in July.
Union County was one of 26 counties to receive transitional mental-health funding for the 2013 fiscal year. The bill — signed by Gov. Terry Branstad in March — added $597,792 to Union County's budget of $593,128.
Other counties in the Creston News Advertiser area that received transitional funding are Taylor ($318,252), Adams ($150,742), Adair ($140,478) and Clarke ($22,347).
The transitional funds could not be used to pay back state bills, but it did help with residential facilities like CARE in Afton, transportation costs, mental-health commitments and many other services CPC provides.
Mental-health services receives their funding from a state-mandated levy on property tax, which comes in every September and March.
The levy will continue to be budgeted to the maximum to help pay off the state bills.
"What we bring in is what we have to spend," Nosekable said.
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Union County Sheriff Rick Piel informed supervisors of his plan to use funds from the Iowa Governor's traffic safety bureau for a new in-car camera.
The sheriff's department receives the funds for participating in safety seatbelt checks.
Piel said he has been working to continually update the six squad cars. The new camera will use a SD card.
Union County Engineer Steve Akes provided his weekly activity report for the secondary roads department.
He also discussed upgrading the phone system. The current setup does not allow individual employees to have a personal voicemail box and calls cannot be transferred from the main office to the shop.
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1 (16 ounce) package
uncooked lasagna noodles
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mozzarella cheese, shredded
1 (15 ounce) container
ricotta cheese
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firm tofu
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frozen chopped spinach - thawed, drained and squeezed dry
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grated Parmesan cheese
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pasta sauce
This was so yummy! I also had fun with the rolling but make sure you aren't in a hurry and are in the mood to cook. They really weren't difficult at all to do. However, I would suggest that after the noodles are done boiling, drain and seperate them and then let them cool for a few minutes before rolling.
I added chopped mushrooms and very finely chopped onion and garlic to the cheese mixture but I can't seem to make myself cook without garlic and onions!Personally, I think the onions especially added to the taste.
To give people making this for the first time an idea of how many lasagna noodles you need, I used 18 noodles in a 9x13 pan. I had three rows of six noodles. Also, I put a small handful of cheese mixture in each noodle.
I'm always looking for recipes that work well with two people in the kitchen and this is definitely one of them! My husband and I chatted and drank wine while filling and rolling the noodles.
I made these with my boyfriend and they were lacking flavor a bit. We decided to make them again but added a variety of peppers and more seasoning and they were better. We even added meat for one batch.
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Great starter recipe, but needed more 'bang' in flavor. I've made this quite a few times now and always add chopped fresh basil, 1/2 (10 oz.) box thawed frozen spinach for more green/health factor, dash of nutmeg to ricotta mixture and salt/pepper to taste. But the tofu addition is SUPERB (use soft or medium firm- breaks up easier). Great way to add more protein/vitamins for the kids and my kids love it because each roll is a perfect serving size- and pretty too. Just remember to go easy when spreading the filling on the lasagna, too much and it won't roll. I've made this for company, always get raves. It's a pretty dish and guest are always impressed that they can't taste the tofu and that the dish tastes great. Try it Moms!
Loved it! For those with family members that do not particularily enjoy tofu, I suggest crumbling it as you mix it in. It will blend in better with the ricotta.
My family loved this. We had leftovers because it was very filling, but they were gone the next day. You wouldn't even know there was tofu in it either. The textures blend well together. If it seems hard to roll up, let the lasagna noodles cool a little so they are tacky instead of slippery and/or use less filling. The filling would go great in large shells too.
Nice change of pace from lasagna. I left out the tofu and they turned out great. I didn't have the problems that others had with rolling up, perhaps the tofu is the difference?
I added some spices to the cheese mixture (basil, thyme and oregano), it turned out very well. I was disappointed with the spinach I purchased though, so make sure you have top quality spinach to start with.
This is a great idea for a recipe. I thought the cheese blend left a little to be desired in terms of taste, so next time I will liven it up by adding garlic powder, maybe some different cheeses and something like marinated artichoke hearts. But really good idea, and they look really neat. Worth the time it takes to prepare -- spent mostly on the rolling of each noodle.
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|Alchemist Brew Pub Closing for One Week
The Alchemist Pub and Brewery in Waterbury is planning some extensive kitchen renovations and will therefore be closed from Monday, May 4 through May 11. They will be reopening Tuesday May 12 unless their projects go as well as mine do.
With these new renovations, Chef Jeff is planning to bring some new items to the menu. I can hardly wait to see what those will be. The Alchemist blog says that right now, he's off to his home town of Cincinnati to learn more about making Cincinnati chili and to hunt turkeys. Hmmm - is that trip related to new menu items?
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|Learn How To Make Chocolates Workshops in Stowe VT
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Laughing Moon Chocolates is a wonderful little store in Stowe VT which makes and sells an extensive line of chocolates using mostly locally produced ingredients.
Laughing Moon is offering workshops this spring and summer on how to make chocolates. These Chocolate Experience Workshops are intended for recreational users who would like to learn how to make their own candy at home. The cost is $150 per person. For more information and to register, contact owner Leigh Williams at (802) 253-9591.
Friday May 1
Chocolate Dipping Experience Workshop
A two-hour hand-on workshop on how to cook truffles, melt and temper chocolate, and hand-dipping.
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Marshmallow Making Workshop
A two-hour workshop on how to make homemade marshmallow, prepare them for dipping, and hand-dip them in milk, dark and white chocolate. How to prepare Smores or mix it with caramel or truffle centers.
Friday, July 10
Chocolate Dipping Experience Workshop
Same as the May 1 workshop above.
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Local Bounty Workshop
Two-hour workshop highlighting Vermont made specialty foods including Mitzis Fresh Mountain Breakfast, Boyden Valley Winery, Rock Art Brewery, Green Mountain Distillers, The Nutty Vermonter & The Sweet Crunch Bake Shop. Thee will be instruction on how to make peanut butter using fresh Virginia-grown peanuts and work with other locally made foods to create chocolate specialties. Prepare homemade centers and hand-dip them in chocolate. Also, how to use fresh local blueberries and raspberries, and how to make make chocolate at home.
Laughing Moon Chocolates has created a niche by incorporating locally produced foods into their chocolates. They make truffles with Boyden Valley Winery Big Barn Red Wine, Green Mountain Distillers Sunshine Vodka and Maple Liquor, Flag Hill Farm Pear and Apple Brandys, and Rock Art Vermonster Beer. The store offers chocolate covered homemade cookies baked by the Sweet Crunch Bake Shop in Hyde Park, and using Mitzis Fresh Mountain Breakfast and The Nutty Vermonters Triple Nut Butters.
Even if you don't want to attend the workshops, you should visit the store just to see how good it smells! There is a great selection of chocolates to meet every taste. Online ordering is available on the website too if you can't wait to get here and try them.
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|Cheese Making Classes in VT April 3 and 4
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If you're a cheese lover, perhaps you should look into making it yourself. You may have wondered if it's easy to do. Here's your opportunity to find out.
River Arts in Morrisville VT is holding two days of cheese making classes this coming Friday and Saturday.
You will have the rate opportunity to learn how to make Mozzarella, Cheddar and Ricotta. The cost is just $35 for one day or $55 for two days. You can sign up on the River Arts website or call them at (802) 888-1261.
"River Arts is a nonprofit organization that brings the energy, creativity and experience of the arts to all ages. We serve the Lamoille Valley of Vermont from Hardwick to Cambridge, from Eden to Stowe."
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|Mount Snow Brewers Festival April 4
This Saturday, April 4, Mount Snow in southern Vermont will be hosting its Winter Brewer's Festival.
The event starts around 2:00 pm and continues into the evening. Some of the brewers on hand will be Magic Hat, Allagash, Long Trail, Harpoon, Rock Art, and Red Hook, Stone, North Coast and Budweiser.
Admission is $12 for adults age 21 and older and it includes a free first drink and free Mount Snow pint glass.
There will also be live music and a BBQ.
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|Vermont Junior Iron Chef Competition March 28
Can kids really cook? You bet they can! And very well too.
You can watch and sample the results at the 2nd Annual Junior Iron Chef VT this Saturday, March 28, at the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction, Vermont.
This is a state-wide competition by members of the Burlington Food Council. It is also a fundraiser for the Burlington School Food Project and VT FEED farm to school education program.
Celebrity judges will score the meals prepared by teams of students from middle school and high school.
For spectators, the event offers activities for the people of all ages including cooking demos, food vendors, a farmers' market, and prize raffle. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Admission is $3 for adults or $5 per family.
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|Ben & Jerry's Winter Festival March 7
Ben & Jerry's Homemade ice cream 7th annual Winter Festival is tomorrow, March 7.
Their factory tours will be free of charge and they will have games, ice cream (!), snow sculptures, food, sugar on snow (melted maple syrup poured over snow), and a gift sale.
Umiak Outfitters will be there offering snowshoe tours, along with food samplings from Cabot Cheese, Red Hen Bakery, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, and Cider House BBQ Restaurant.
The event is at the Waterbury VT factory on Route 100 about 3/4 of a mile north (toward Stowe) from exit 10 on Interstate highway 89.
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The City of Brotherly Love has come a long way in the 20 years since the release of "Philadelphia," Hollywood's 1993 A-list, Oscar-winning weeper on the AIDS epidemic. This year sees the city well positioned in the long-term fight against HIV and AIDS, with more than two dozen testing, treatment, education, and legal service providers. Among them is ActionAIDS, which may be the only AIDS/HIV Care organization within the United States maintaining a strong volunteer buddy program.
"Nobody planned the Buddy Program. Buddies evolved organically out of a need. They helped sick people with the tasks of daily living -- shopping, cleaning, cooking, laundry, getting to the doctor or other appointments, whatever might need to be done," wrote Tom Weber in a Jan/Feb 2000 article on BodyPositive.com.
The program was inspired by the volunteer care program launched by the New York-based Gay Men's Health Crisis in 1982, which provided basic quality of life services to hundreds of the early sufferers of AIDS. The program also inspired Arthur Bressan, Jr.'s 1985 low-budget tragedy, "Buddies," an unflinching depiction of the loneliness and alienation confronting the sick and the volunteer buddies alike.
"Buddies" was released five years before 1990's slick, polished "Longtime Companion," even preceding network television's memorable "An Early Frost." Today the little-seen film, which far exceeded in raw power the bigger-budgeted films that followed, has all but vanished, as have almost all of the buddy programs that originally inspired it.
Over the years, the care protocols developed for HIV management have reduced AIDS to a chronic but life-manageable medical syndrome. While the heartening advances are undeniably encouraging, the gradual disappearance of classic volunteer buddy programs suggests that a crucial front may have been abandoned in the battle against AIDS.
ActionAIDS now operates with an annual budget of just over $7 million, a full time staff of 87 and a roster of more than 350 volunteers. More than 4,000 clients receive services, making it Pennsylvania's largest service resource devoted exclusively to the care and management of HIV/AIDS.
And under ActionAIDS Executive Director Kevin Burns and longtime Director of Volunteer Services Ron Hoskins, the buddy program is alive and well in Philadelphia.
"We're very proud of our buddy program," said Burns. "It has flourished over the years because we worked hard to keep it relevant."
Hailing from Pottsville, Pennsylvania, Burns, 57, originally chose a monastic life as a Catholic Brother of Charity. "I lived with the Brothers in South Philadelphia while working in an elementary school and in a group home for boys," Burns told EDGE. He left the order when he came out as gay, saying, "It was a difficult transition for me. I missed the religious life -- the shared values, the commitment to service, the spirituality."
In 1984, Burns volunteered as a buddy for The Philadelphia AIDS Task Force (now The Mazzoni Center). "Like many gay men of the era, I had friends who were dying of AIDS. I felt I had to do something," said Burns.
By 1986 -- and perhaps reflecting the often difficult politics of the era -- a group split away from the Task Force to form ActionAIDS. Burns went with them. Burns volunteered for the nascent buddy program at this grassroots organization with limited resources. By 1989, when ActionAIDS received funding for casework management, Burns accepted a position on staff. With a BA in Psychology and a Masters Degree in social work, Burns' background made the choice a logical one.
"My partner and I wanted to give back," Burns told EDGE. "I left my job as a mental health worker and went full time at ActionAIDS, which was already a place where employees and volunteers had a mission and a sense of purpose. I had finally found my real community."
Two Decades Later, ActionAIDS Still Provides Buddies
Six years ago, Burns became executive director. Today, ActionAIDS' care programs are available to both the heterosexual and LGBT communities.
"Our funding confines us to providing services only to Philadelphia residents, so we are demographic specific. But we are neither ethnic-specific nor orientation-specific," said Burns. "By necessity, today's buddies are different. Buddies still provide the classic, practical approach, but because the clients are generally healthier, buddies now are often the eyes and ears of the case managers."
Burns said that ActionAIDS has some volunteers who have been with them for up to 25 years. They also have several former clients who now volunteer as buddies. One buddy is a formerly homeless woman who once lived on the street, battling significant mental health and addiction issues. The staff offered her food and showers, and when she got sick, found her housing. Burns said that her condition eventually stabilized, she went back to work, and not long after, she volunteered to be a buddy.
"Even so, it's a bit of revolving door. Every volunteer needs a few months of a break without an assignment," he said. "Our team leaders have to keep a close eye on it. And we host a huge annual volunteer appreciation party at the beginning of November, before the holiday parties begin. We have a DJ, a buffet, an open bar and door prizes, all donated."


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This Instructable covers the standard photo-emulsion screen printing process, which is great for printing text or images with fine detail...and at the end, you have your own personally-designed entirely unique prints on fabric, clothing, paper, or whatever else you can get under your screen.
The general idea: After stretching fine-mesh cloth over a wooden frame, you spread a thin layer of photosensitive emulsion on the screen and let it dry. You then take a black image on transparent or translucent surface, place it against the screen, and then expose the screen to light. The light causes the emulsion to harden and bind to the fabric. Where the light strikes the screen, the emulsion will bind, making a solid layer. Where the light is blocked (ie where your black image is placed) the emulsion remains water-soluble. After exposing the screen, you spray down the screen with water, washing off the emulsion only where your image was placed; this clear area is where ink will be pressed through the screen when you print. Finally, you lay the screen on your t-shirt, other fabric, or paper, spread ink on the inside of the screen, and press the ink through the screen. If you use textile ink, you can heat-set the ink after it dries, and it'll be permanent and washable.
There are some great Instructables up on the site already for screen printing methods, but there's always room for more. For this project, I went with a ready-made screen and images printed in black on transparencies.
Check out Screen Printing: Cheap, Dirty, and At Home for info on making your own screens and using the sun to expose your photo-emulsion.
Threadbanger has an excellent D.I.Y Screen Printing Instructable which covers making screens using old embroidery hoops and using Mod Podge to put your image on the screen.
How to Silk Screen has a good overview of the photo-emulsion process.
Hi. Can you help me on "Photo Emulsion for small images or letters", I find it quite complicated to print tiny image and letters. Please I really need to learn how to do it and I beleive that you can help me on it. Thank you so much! God bless. :)
hi there I just want to double check how thick is your glass?
Trying to remove my image off the screen to use another design, is that possible or do I need to buy a new screen?
where did you get your lamp from ?
Hello people, I'm new to silkscreen printing and I'm trying my first time out. i got the screen and i coat it with photo emulsion, printed my negative and then i expose it under the sun. however, after 40 mins, it doesn't seem to work. I'm not too sure where went wrong. these are the questions bothering me:
i) did i coat it correctly, is the coat too thin?
ii) i didn't place a piece of glass over the screen when doing exposure, is that why it didn't work?
iii) is the piece of glass over the screen necessary when exposing and can it replace with clear acrylic?
iv) what kind of light bulb should i use if I'm creating my own homemade light box for exposure?
v) what is Sensitizer? is it required for light exposure or just the photo emulsion is fine?
i hope to get help from pros like you guys.
Thanks so much...
Answers in order of how you asked:
I) It should be translucent to opaque in its coating...the more prints to be run, the more opaque.
II) The glass is only recommended for when exposing in order to burn the image to the screen in order to keep it as flat as possible. Clear tape can be just as effective depending on your set-up.
III ) No, as mentioned, the clear glass is not necessary.
IV) Depending on your lightbox set-up, for a small lamp/light-source (about 12 inches from the screen) a 150-watt incandescent bult or a BBA-1 bulb are the recommended. I personally use a small lamp with a 150 watt bulb.
V) Sensitizer is what is added to the photo emulsion to make it light sensitive to burn the image to the screen. And yes, it is required to make the emulsion light-sensitive so that the emulsion only under what was blocked washes out. Be forewarned though, once the sensitized emulsion is coated onto a screen, avoid allowing it to be in any light until you are ready to burn the image (which should be done under the exposure instructions.)
When I used cardboard in between the shirt front and back, I got ink smudged on the inside of the shirt. I have a tip: Since I am doing more than one T-shirt, I am using a glass cutting board sprayed with Elmers spray adhesive (to hold the shirt in place, since I am printing alone) in between the front and back of each T-shirt. I have had a lot of luck with this method (probably because the cardboard absorbed the ink through the t shirt layer, and the glass didn't) .
It shouldn't take a lot of scrubbing your screen to get it clean. Just make sure that you put the emulsion remover on when the screen is dry, let it set for 2 mins. then spray with water, the emulsion will come off easily like magic. If you have spread your emulsion thick and there are dried drips on the screen, you may have to do these steps a couple of times, but you still shouldn't need to scrub. Take care of your screens and they can be used for years.
Just a note on the emulsion: I coat mine, making the last sweep outside, then let dry with outside down(on the pushpins), which usually lets the emulsion heave down as it dries (gravity), that way you are creating the thicker layer directly in contact with your film.
In your process , the thicker layer is on the inside, furthest away from the film during exposure, which may not resolve as much detail when needed.
Thanks for all the pics and great descriptions, really helped out in getting started. I was just wondering where you got the emulsion exposer chart as it caused me to mess up quite a few screens before figuring out the chart is wrong....in fact its REALLY far off :). diazos chart for a reflector set up should be set 18in (not 12) from the image and should be exposed for ONLY 7 minutes (not 45!!!!) after trying it with these numbers I get great results, trying it for 45 mins left me with an over exposed screen that was VERY hard to scrub clean. here is diazos chart for future reference...
Brilliant Instructable!
I have just posted an instructable on how to make your own screen printing screen cheaply and easily!
thanks for sharing your ideas!
Maybe you could answer this for me; I'm doing a screen print in my art class, but our classes are cut down to 20 minutes this week, so I can't burn my screen AND rinse off the screen in one class period. Could I burn my screen, then come back in 20-30 minutes to rinse the screen?
just use a marker pen and write directly onto the paper, its an ancient method developed in french caves about a million years ago.
makirro (the fool)
makirro (the fool)
Some friends of mine suggested to expose dried emulsion under the sun.
Is it effective?
Anyone knows how long of exposure?
Please help!
exposure is a little like sunbathing .. it takes a little experimentation to get just the right outcome .
makirro (the fool)
i find it easier to just use a bulb, that way i can do it any time and it's always consistent!
take a copy of the image and cut off some of the extra white paper around it. paint the piece of paper with baby oil. let that sink in and then dab off the excess oil with a paper towel. this makes the paper translucent, which works just as well as something transparent.
you might have to bump up the exposure time a tiny bit, but not too much. (i couldn't tell you HOW much because i've never actually used transparencies when screenprinting)
You can put a strip of emulsion on a screen and test like you test in darkroom photography. Block most of the strip with something light proof (a bit of cardboard) but leave a couple of c.m. hanging out. Start exposing. After a couple of minutes move the cardboard back so another couple of centimeters is showing. keep doing this every minute or so, until the max time is reached. Then wash out as usual. this way you can see which time works best and you don't have to test on like twenty screens.
I hope this makes sense. and is helpful to all those having trouble
Jake 1NE.


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I'm planning to take a day trip to the Puget Sound area. One of the places I'm interested in visiting is the Space Needle. How much time does going into the Space Needle typically take, and how much would you recommend in general?
Just to see the view? An hour, tops.
At the top, there's a revolving restaurant where the food is not bad, although a bit on the expensive side... but the view and the experience are spectacular. It takes about an hour to do a full revolution, and getting a table for the sunset hour is well worth the price of dinner on a fair weather summer evening.
On the other hand, you could spend all day right near the Space Needle. The Pacific Science Center and the Experience Music Project are both right there at Seattle Center. And take a walk over to the fountain outside the Key Arena, too.
Fabulous place to spend just an hour, or make a whole afternoon/evening of it.
If you only go for the view then maybe an hour or an hour and a half. There is also a really nice restaurant up there ($$$) so if you plan going there plan on making reservations and maybe 3 or so hours.
I am from Seattle and I do not really recommend going up it, so maybe the less time the better, maybe an hour. (More time to visit the EMP or Pike Place Market)
Well the revolution takes 45 minutes, so if you're going to eat in the restaurant (which then gets you a free ride up), you could take 45 minutes to sit and see everything.
Obviously if you're walking around, even less!
For view - an hour and a half. It's worth doing at least once.
Brunch is an excellent way to do SkyCity restaurant + rotating view -- it's a little more affordable than dinner. You will want to make reservations (even at brunch).


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A few years ago, Patricia Schultz published a book called "Places to See Before You Die" (Workman Press) in which she recommends the village of Stowe. Personally, I would have just said Vermont. Her book has been on the NY Times Best Seller list for more than three years. Mine has not. In fact, it's languishing in non existence. So, we'll give Patricia the official nod for being the authority in this matter but reserving my right as a resident to expand her selection a tad.
She has also just published a book called "1,000 Places To See in the USA & Canada Before You Die" and Stowe is again included. It's published by Workman Publishing and no doubt available at your local bookstore.
The Travel Channel is broadcasting a weekly series based on the original book. And there is a website on the way.
Stowe, Vermont was also included recently in LIFE Magazine's '100 Places to See,' the only place in Vermont to be honored.
The LIFE Editor, Robert Sullivan, said Stowe was included because "It's pulled off the amazing trick of becoming famous and a destination, yet remained true to its essence: It is what it is, a New England village of great charm and a day-to-day that features village rhythms.
The only thing I can add is that Stowe is great. A great start. Branch out in some easy drives around the state and you will be highly impressed with all the picture postcard scenes you will have around nearly every corner.
For such a small state, there is an amazing number and variety of things to see and do. That's why I started this blog: people sometimes asked me if there's much to do here. The answer is a big "YES", or better, "HECK YES!" If I were to spend my time more profitably writing a travel book about VT instead of this not-for-profit blog, I could publish a very thick book to answer that question.
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Marcus Ericsson is fine despite being a "bit too eager" in Sunday's Hungarian GP which resulted in a 20G crash.
Racing Max Chilton and Pastor Maldonado for position, the Caterham driver accepts he made a mistake that put him out of the grand prix.
He lost control of his CT-05 and slammed into the wall at Turn 3, nose first.
The impact registered at about 20Gs and Ericsson was taken to the track's medical centre for precautionary checks. He is ok.
He said: "It was quite a good race up until the point where I crashed on lap seven.
"My start was ok and I was having a good fight with Chilton and Maldonado, trying to line them up through Turn Three and I was just a bit too eager in the throttle. The back stepped out and I couldn't catch the car and that was it, I was in the wall.
"It was a pretty big shunt! I went to the medical centre straight after the crash and they told me it was about 20g, but physically I feel fine."
The 23-year-old has apologised to Caterham, although his crash could not have come at a worse time given that no one at the team is certain of their future.
He added: "I'm sorry for the guys on track and back at Leafield though - they put in 100% all the time and it's obviously not a good feeling for them to see one of their cars in the wall, but we'll come back fighting in Spa where we have some new parts and we'll keep pushing, there and for the whole second half of the season."
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Ryan Gosling & Eva Mendes Try And Pretend They're Not Dating At "The Place Beyond The Pines" Premiere At TIFF
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Ryan Gosling made an appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this weekend and attended the premiere of his upcoming film "The Place Beyond The Pines." Oh yeah, Eva Mendes was there too, wearing a turban. At first I thought their body language was kind of cool and distant and I felt ashamed of the excitement I felt about that. And then I was mad when I noticed that they were holding hands and unnnnhghhghgh. Well, at least they didn't get married this weekend like some other people. Phew!
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