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Government and Cities: Contests and the Decentralization of Decision Making
Governments do not have perfect information regarding the priorities and the needs of different groups in the economy. This lack of knowledge opens the door for different groups to lobby the government in order to receive the government's support. We set up a model of hierarchical contests and compare the implications of a centralized allocation process with a decentralized allocation process. We show the potential existence of a poverty trap as a result of fiscal federalism.
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Scientists are calling for a public debate into nanotechnology to dispel fears about the new science and prevent it being labelled as "another GM".
Scientists are calling for a public debate into nanotechnology to dispel fears about the new science and prevent it being labelled as "another GM".
The Royal Society says today in a report that nanotechnology - which uses molecule-sized parts as small as a billionth of a metre to do otherwise impossible tasks - could bring a huge economic boost to Britain.
Existing uses include sunscreens, tumour treatments, beauty products and stain-proof trousers. But the report warns that over-zealous legislation could put Britain at a disadvantage in the field. "The people who have been putting it together have taken a very wide spectrum of views," said one person who had seen the report.
In the past fortnight, Prince Charles has expressed concerns about the science. Writing in The Independent on Sunday, he said: "There will have to be significantly greater social awareness, humility and openness on the part of the proponents of emerging nanotechno- logies than we have seen with other so-called 'technological advances' of recent years."
British scientists said yesterday that the risks were intangible, and likely to be limited. "It's like fire," said Ottilia Saxl,of the Institute of Nanotechnology in London, "we know how useful it is in the house, but we are careful not to set the house alight."
Scientists fearthe debate will degenerate into entrenched positions like those taken over genetically-modified (GM) food and crops, where proponents of the technology were distrusted, leading to its eventual failure.
Tony Ryan, ICI professor of physical chemistry at the University of Sheffield, who is trying to build nano-scale systems, said: "I'm an unadulterated fan of GM, and we badly mismanaged that by trying to pontificate to people. The big problem is for us to communicate."
He said the biggest fears - of "grey goo", in which self-reproducing nano-scale robots destroy living things - were unfounded. "Nobody has managed to make a chemical reaction that can reproduce itself, much less a robot," he said.
He said that nano-scale applications have to deal with different problems - and potential - from everyday life. "Everyone seems to be obsessed with [the film] Fantastic Voyage [in which people are shrunk and injected into a human body]. But the reality is that you can't, for example, make an internal combustion engine smaller than a third of a millimetre, because of heat dissipation problems. At the nano scale, surface tension is far more important than at our size. People need to understand that sort of difference."
Ms Saxl said nanotechnology was fast becoming a frontline area for commercial applications: the Nanotechnology Institute now includes 180 small UK companies, and the scheme is due to expand into Europe.
"A big difference between this and, say, the dot-com boom is that all computers use the same sort of technology. But with this, there's real intellectual property being created."


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A baby cries in a nearby tent, dogs are barking, women are talking quietly. This situation is typical in a country like Zimbabwe, where limited resources make life more difficult. Through the study of current events, limited resources have made life hard for people in all countries. Limited Resources affect daily life. Inadequate amounts of water, oil, and forests all impact the countries of the world. ACTSACTS
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North Las Vegas is on the verge of amending its definition of "animal cruelty."
Hoarding too many animals could get you a fine, jail time — and maybe a trip to the shrink. A longtime ban on rodeos could be lifted. And, pet shops might be required to solely sell animals that were found at the pound.
The three provisions are part of an updated animal cruelty ordinance that was formally read into the record Wednesday night without comment from the City Council. A vote is expected March 1.
"It's a matter of educating the public about the mistreatment of animals, and addressing the issue when it's intentional or unintentional," said North Las Vegas City Councilman Richard Cherchio, who developed the updated ordinance.
North Las Vegas wants to make it illegal for anyone to own "a number of animals in a quantity" that can't be adequately cared for, although a specific numeral was not cited.
Violators could face a $500 fine, up to six months in jail and a possible psychiatric evaluation to be paid by the offender.
Convicted hoarders may also be prohibited from owning another pet, and could be subject to quarterly home inspections, according to a draft of the ordinance. Subsequent violations could result in a $1,000 fine and up to six months in jail.
"You can cause more harm than good when you have 50 animals in your home," Cherchio said. "People mean well by taking in stray animals, but a mental disorder is involved in many hoarding cases."
While hoarding may be off the table, city officials are hoping to cash in on the popularity of rodeos.
North Las Vegas is looking to shed its distinction as the only Southern Nevada municipality to prohibit rodeos. Reversing the longtime stance would make the city "economically competitive" with other areas that allow the events, according to a city report.
Last year, the City Council considered whether to lift the rodeo ban, but the issue was shelved because animal rights activists opposed a provision that would have allowed the tripping of cattle and horses — a roping event that intentionally forces the animals to fall.
Moving forward, the ordinance would outlaw animal tripping and other practices deemed to be cruel. If rodeos are eventually held in North Las Vegas, then an official from the city's Animal Services Department would be assigned to monitor the shows, Cherchio said.
"There are a lot of reputable rodeos out there that continue a rich heritage without engaging in cruelty," Cherchio said.
There might not be any pet shops in North Las Vegas, but city officials are planning for the future. The city's new set of rules would also require pet shops to only sell animals from shelters and nonprofit pet-rescue groups, following a similar decision adopted last year by neighboring Las Vegas.
Cherchio said he wants to prepare in hopes of barring store owners from purchasing animals from puppy mills and commercial breeders. If approved, pet shops would have to maintain records on how each pet is acquired.
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Food Waste Diversion at Correctional Facilities Composting Technologies and Costs Craig Coker Organics Recycling Coordinator DENR/ Div. Of Pollution Prevention & Environmental Assistance
Overview b Technology in Composting Materials HandlingMaterials Handling Biological Process OptimizationBiological Process Optimization Odor ControlOdor Control b Capital Cost Increases with technologyIncreases with technology b Operational Costs Decrease with technologyDecrease with technology b Footprint (Area Required) Decreases with technology (usually)Decreases with technology (usually)
Technology Classification b Low - Tech WindrowWindrow b Mid - Tech Aerated Static PileAerated Static Pile Aerated Compost BinsAerated Compost Bins b High - Tech (In-Vessel) Rotary Drum CompostersRotary Drum Composters Box/Tunnel Composting SystemsBox/Tunnel Composting Systems Mechanical Compost BinsMechanical Compost Bins
Windrow Composting b Long, narrow piles agitated/turned regularly b Aeration by natural/passive air movement b Better suited to larger volumes b Composting Time: 3 - 6 Months
Windrow Composting, cont. b Equipment Needed Grinder/Shredder Tractor/FEL Windrow Turner –tractor-pulled –self-propelled Screener b Manual labor costs excessive without equipment
Windrow Composting, cont. b Footprint One Acre Can Handle 4,000 - 7,000 CY Compost Mix b Costs Site Prep -Site Specific Asphalt/Concrete Pad ($12 - $27/square yard) Equipment –Grinder/Shredder : $3,500 –Tractor/Front End Loader : $50K - $150K –Windrow Turner : $30K - $200K –Screeners : $50K - $180K
Aerated Compost Bins
b Aeration Through Porous Floor Plates b Composting Time: 2 - 3 Weeks b Curing Time: 2 Months b Durable Materials of Construction b Equipment Needed: Front End Loader b Vector/Vermin Control Needed With Food Wastes b Capacities: 3 - 4 Days Food Waste + Bulking Agent Per Bin
Aerated Compost Bins At Caledonia b 12 Bins - Two Rows of 6 Bins b Construction Cost - $40,000 b Footprint - 50 SF per Bin b Capacity of Each Bin - 36 Barrels (35 - gal.) of Food Scraps b Blowers - 980 CFM b Aeration Plates - 2 x 2, $89 Each b Filling/Emptying - With Bobcat
Aerated Static Pile b Aeration Provided By Mechanical Blowers b Can Shorten Composting time to 3 - 5 Weeks (followed by 30 days curing)
Aerated Static Pile b Better Suited to Larger Volumes (landscape debris and food waste) b May Not Be Suited to Wastes That Need Mixing During Composting, Like Food Wastes b Difficult to Adjust Moisture Content During Composting If Needed b Odor Control Difficult With Positive Aeration b Less Land Area Than Windrows, Still Labor Intensive
In-Vessel Systems Rotary Drum Composters
Rotary Drum Composters b Rotation Mixes, Aerates Compost Mix b Second - Stage Curing/Composting Needed b Food Waste Grinding and Mixing With Bulking Agent Needed Prior to Feeding Drum b Recipe For Drum Composting Food Wastes: 2 Parts Wood Chips2 Parts Wood Chips 1 Part Sawdust1 Part Sawdust 2 Parts Food Waste2 Parts Food Waste
Rotary Drum Composting at Brown Creek b Type 616 Greendrum Composter with Patz 9427 Chopper b Mounted on Tandem Axle Frame - moveable b Footprint - 200-300 SF b Daily Loading Rate - 2,000 - 5,000 Lbs/Day b Operating Capacity - 11 CY b Retention Time - 1 Week, Curing Time - 2 Months b Cost - Approx. $45,000
Box/Tunnel Composting Systems
Auburn Correctional Facility, NY b Wright Environmental Model 1500 (Model 750 shown)
Auburn Correctional Composting b Capacity: 1500 lbs/day b Composting Time: 4 Weeks b Curing Time: 1 Month b Labor - 2 Inmates b Cost: $123,000 b Disposal Savings: $33,000 / yr. (4-yr. Payback) b Footprint: 50 Long x 10 Wide
Mechanical Compost Bins b Green Mountain Technologies Earth Tub b Modular Design, Batch Operation b Capacity: 200 lbs/day b Composting Time: 4 Weeks; Curing: 1 Month b Footprint: 1 Parking Space b Cost: $6,000 b Labor: 1 Operator
GMT Earth Tub Installations b UNC - Asheville (Spring, 1999) b Univ. of Georgia b Hyatt Regency, Chicago b Vermont DEC b Univ. of South Carolina b Connecticut DEP b Flushing Hospital, NY b Texas A&M University
For More Information: b Greendrum Rotary Drum Composter Bob Broom, RKB Enterprises (888) 475-2368Bob Broom, RKB Enterprises (888) 475-2368 b Wright Environmental Tunnel System Paul Roth, Innovative Environmental SystemsPaul Roth, Innovative Environmental Systems(757)890-1354 b Green Mountain Technologies Earth Tub John DeRham, (802) 368-7291John DeRham, (802) 368-7291
Summary b Factors To Consider In Selecting Technology Available SpaceAvailable Space Available Labor (Inmate or Staff)Available Labor (Inmate or Staff) Vendor Previous Experience With Same FeedstocksVendor Previous Experience With Same Feedstocks Control of Odors, Vermin, and VectorsControl of Odors, Vermin, and Vectors Life - Cycle CostsLife - Cycle Costs –Capital Costs And All O&M Costs Over Expected Life Of System –Low - Tech: Lower Capital; Higher Operating Costs –High - Tech: Higher Capital; Lower Operating Costs
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Good morning. I woke to the rain. So, my plan to finish the side yard is out. Probably God's way of giving me a break!
I will find something to do inside today. Probably finish up the sewing room and dishes. Need to box a couple more things today. Do some vacuuming. Maybe I'll quilt. I haven't done any quilting since I returned home. I've only been binding things. I need to build up my baby quilts for gifts. Oh and my MASSAGE is for 1 pm. That I won't miss. Looking forward to it. Oh I just realized I had the car detailed yesterday and it's raining! DH has only been gone 2 weeks this time. He doesn't have much internet this time so I have only heard from him 3 times when he called. He doesn't like this campaign. I remember all the hours I spent on wallpaper. I have many more to go once we clear the boxes out of the dining room. Ugh...that will be at least a year from now thank goodness. Off to make breakfast. Diana
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Sounds as if you were very productive today. When will DH return home? How long has he been away? Today it was very warm, 95 degrees, which is HOT for Ohio. I embroideried in the morning after Mass, took a nap and scraped the wall for about 4 hours this afternoon. just one more small spot to get on this wall. The others will be much easier. Have a great day tomorrow! |
Seems to me like you get a lot done!
Today I took the car to get it detailed. It looks good. It should it cost too much! I parked it at our other house so the tree sap from my five pecan trees won't get it raunchy before DH can see it at least. I went to a Main Street meeting and got sucked into organizing the appreciation luncheon for 200 in Oct! I worked 2 more hours in the yard. It looks so much better but I'm running out of time to get the yard done before DH gets home. I may hire someone to pick up the many piles of stuff I raked up. I'm getting pretty sore. I still need to go mow or other yard. I found a box for the drum we bought in Kazakhstan. I want to protect it until we can hang it. I packed a Christmas box. I also took out a storage item from my sewing room that wasn't working. I decided I would buy a second set of shelves for books in my sewing room. I just have so many plus the magazines I keep. I only keep quilting magazines that I use for the patterns and my Victoria magazine I really love and DO look back at. I've weeded out the other magazines I used to keep. But, the sewing room is where my stuff is going to live so I want it to not clutter the rest of the house and I want it to look good. I bagged the batting that I have left over from other projects if they are large pieced I can use on a baby quilt or tablerunner. I also took two quilts to have them quilted. I only make the tops. That's fun. The quilting is not fun to me. I like the creative part of designing and making the tops. Tomorrow I get my first back massage. Looking forward to it. Diana
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My late hubby used to work rings around me, lol! I worked hard today but it didn't seem like I got as much done as I wanted. Did two loads of laundry, deadheaded planters and weeded border around goldfish pond. Spent two hours on ladder scraping a wall that is a MESS under the paint. (Which was bubbling off the wall in places.) This is my first solo interior paint job. Folded a load of laundry, took the second off the line, addressed two greeting cards and weeded a flowerbed that I hadn't touched yet this year for 30 mins. Not exercising today, lol! Hoping to get that wall scraped tomorrow and start spackling it. It has some major problems. Enjoy your massage! |
You are so familiar to me! LOL You get a lot done. I laugh cause if my husband gets one thing done he is so proud! He takes retirement seriously. I do more in a lunch hour than he does sometimes in a day. However, once he gets going he wears me out! I am a morning person and do the worst first. He drinks a pot of coffee and start working in the afternoon. By then I'm already half done with my day. So, when I work with him I get really tired cause we work later in the day and then I have dinner to make! So, I've gotten to where I make a crock pot dinner if we are working on houses together. That way when we get home and showered dinner is ready! Self survival! LOL
But, with him gone right now I get uninterrupted time to do. Yesterday I spent my day working on the back yard. I did 2 hours Sat, 2 hours Sun and 4 hours yesterday. I'm having a hard time bending today! I have a doctor to check on why I am having hair loss. A little nervous about that. I will do little things today to give myself a break before I tackle the front flower beds! I did schedule my massage for Thursday. Haven't been able to get the car done but I will! Have a great Tuesday. Diana Diana
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Enjoy that massage and the clean car! I exercised at YMCA, grocery shopped, took two shelves off the wall, wrapped up curios for safe keeping during redo, and packed up a huge box of stuff to donate to Good Will. Entered everything on a spread sheet for tax deduction. Now it is almost time for bed. Have a marvelous Monday! |
Good for you making Spark recipes. They must be good ones for you to give them away!
Im a busy person. Sometimes too busy. I dont know how to relax. Today I spent two hours in the yard. I spent two yesterday as well so Im pretty sore. I am concentrating on the backyard. The patio is full of weeds and so are the roses. We have been gone so long all we have done since getting home is mow. It looks much better already. When I went out today I could tell a big difference. Ill try to go out and work on it at least an hour a day until it is done. I also worked on my sewing room. As you can tell it is a BIG job. Im organizing all my fabrics by color and all my patterns. I also have all my other craft supplies in there so it is a juggling act to make a home for all of it. Im trying to give away some items I have several of. I am going to give some fabric to a quilter that is just starting out. Some of the fabric I have had for years and keep choosing other fabrics. So Ill get two for one if I give it away. A friend gets help and I make more room. Its funny how nice things can look when things are in their place. My ultimate goal! I finished packing three boxes today. Tomorrow I have to call the doctor for an appointment. I also want to get a massage and get my car detailed. I never do those two things and I feel the need to treat myself. It is nice you had lunch with your mom. My mom is 81 and lives in New Orleans so I dont see her as much as I would like. I do try to go every 3-4 months. Have a great week. Diana Diana
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Took yesterday "off." Picked up my 83 year old Mom and took her out to lunch and shopping. Was nice to get away. Today I'm baking bread, making coleslaw, blueberry muffins and making oregano chicken from the sparkpeople recipes. I'll be giving the muffins, cole slaw and bread away along with part of the chicken. I unclogged the kitchen sink and put away some things. My plan is to pick up around here and get organized for working on the walls. I won't actually start that until tomorrow or Monday. Need to get some bills paid too while I'm at it, lol! Sounds like you are too busy for a "job," lol! Hope you are enjoying life. |
I'm supposed to be retired but work very hard for retired! LOL
DH and I work overseas in Kazakhstan occasionally. But we are remodeling three homes. The 100 year old home is difficult because every time we tear out something we find a bigger mess or have to repair something else. So, we have a little second house that is one floor and we are totally remodeling it. We want to live in it while we fix our big house. We will keep it for our old age when we can't get up the stairs any more. The third house will be for a rental. So, we always have something to do. I would love to get the little house done. It is difficult to rest when something around you always needs work. I remember having to take up a room of carpet samples in the big house. A million staples. We sanded and varnished the floor and it is beautiful with all it's creeking! I love an old home. Just wish we could move faster. DH is overseas right now so I'm trying to work on things I can't get around to when he is home. Today I did laundry, bought fabric for baby quilt gifts, dropped off two donation checks, went to the accountant and mailed a package. Wasn't much but took all day. Tonight I will browse magazines while I watch a DVD. Enjoy your weekend. Diana Diana
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Hi! Sounds like you were quite productive on an "off" day! HOpe lunch was fun. I repaired several wood carvings that had pieces off, did some embroidery, took part of the wall decor down in living room and weeded fenceline in the yard. My home is probably 1930's era with a beautiful oak floor that had a carpet over it. The carpet in living room was removed some time back after a small fire. Didn't replace because I liked the floor. Getting the tack strips up has been a work in progress. (I'm widowed and if it is to be it is done by me.) It felt like today was a "lazy" day for me too. I teach school, so don't think it is necessary for me to spend ALL day every day working. Have a Fantastic Friday! |
Went to lunch with a friend today but managed a few errands on the way home. Returned $150 in unused building supplies Took my son his passport Went grocery shopping Bought fabric I needed Bought magazine racks to help finish up the sewing room Cleaned out the car AGAIN Emailed my accountant Copied photos so I could mail a package tomorrow I am tired today so i think I'll take a nap. Then when I get up feeling renewed I'll be ready to go again. it is so hot in Ok or I would work in the yard. That is a job for morning hours. You must be doing a wood floor or putting down new carpet. My house is 100 years old and we are remodeling two others so the work is never done. You wouldn't know we are retired! Have a successful night. You did a ton of work. Some of my jobs were just easy. Diana
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Looks like you ran rings around me! Yesterday I dismantled the bookcase and carted the pieces away to a dumpster. Then I removed tack strips from another wall and took trash out. Today I made a chocolate bread pudding for Mom, completed two more walls of tack strips, washed the floor and removed an edging strip from a doorway. In another room I spent an hour decluttering paperwork and started a new box for donations. The energy in the room is already so different without the bookcase and tackstrips. I'm having dinner now and getting ready for choir practice. Keep up the good work. Bet you look breat with your nails done! |
LQUEST I love to see what others are doing. It sparks me to do more myself. Looks like you had a successful day.
My DH is out of the country for two weeks. This is when I really get things done! Yesterday I: Shredded documents, cleaned out paperwork (five years worth of receipts DH hoards) cleaned on my sewing room, buying boxes to find a home under my bed for gift bags and wrapping paper. Made binding for a quilt. Did two rebates for $100 refund. Got three packages ready to mail today. Did three years of accounting for my quilt guild. Copied twelve months worth of projects for the guild. Did dishes. Took out lots of trash. Cleaned out the car. Did the bills. Reboxed seasonal items for July 4, St Patricks Day and Easter. I love the holidays and tend to buy a few items yearly so I needed to get them all together so I can find them. Made a folder for Lowes, Home Depot etc so I can find receipts when I look for them. Today I will get a perm, my nails done and work on my to do list. I hope to de-clutter the kitchen a little at a time. We are remodeling three houses so I need to get seldom used items boxed or give to Salvation Army. We have too much stuff and I am trying to keep only what I love or will use. Have an organized day Diana Diana
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Organized and decluttered 3 or 4 days of living in the living room and the kitchen. Then I started working on a bookcase that will be dismantled and removed from my living room. I got through three shelves. This evening I'll shred several journals and some papers. Then I'll log my donations into an excell spread sheet for tax purposes. I hope to empty the cupboard at the bottom of the bookcase tomorrow and begin to dismantle it. I've been wanting to get rid of it for several years. It is a "junk" collector and needs to go. It will open up the living room and allow for better placement of the remaining furniture. I'm in the process of redoing the room. This was the last major job before I begin prepping the walls for paint. I'll be venturing into the realm of baseboards and crown molding too. Am looking forward to new colors and new energy in here. Have been antiquing and have an antique end table and a tole chandelier to add to the transformation. |
Today I am off to do wiring in one of our houses with DH. When we are done I plan to take quilts to the quilter, do a little clean up around here and pack for the weekend trip. Have a great day. Diana
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I'm sure your MIL just figured she has both now, why throw out what worked;) I hauled garbage out, put together a little shelf, did dishes and set up a portable air conditioner I bought. My son put new locks on my doors so I made sure he had a decent lunch. Have to run. Talk to you later.
NDTEACHER that is interesting about your parents. My MIL is that way. She will not get rid of anything. She has every plastic flower or gift anyone ever gave her. She had a mess of Sam's Club plastic junk cake covers and stored things in them. So, DH and I bought a nice set of Rubbermaid containers for her to stack and use. She now has BOTH!
Today I had an eye appt. Did laundry, picked up a window at Lowes, made a deposit in the bank, cut three quilt bindings and spent time in my sewing room organizing. I think I got a lot done considering! Have a great evening. Diana Diana
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Diana maybe DH has an addiction to boxes;) My mom used to say I had a thing for boxes, but I blame my saving items on my mom and dad;) They grew up in the depression era and they could each find a use for everything, they were recycling before it was politically correct. The difference between them and me, especially my dad, he has a place for everything and knows exactly where it is. He is going to be 90 August 2nd and still works on small engines, ie lawnmowers, tillers, snowblowers for people in town. Someone said if you want a part, whether it be a plastic hose, washer, whatever Eddie has it and knows right where to find it. I blame my disorganization on my ADD, even though years ago, I wasn't this discombobulated. I blame this on menopause;0 See how it all comes full circle:)
Yesterday I organized winter and summer clothes, part of them anway, put away rest of groceries I hauled how Sunday night, put together a metal cart/hamper for the bathroom, and today I am posting on a few threads before I do research for an educational team I am on to find research based strategies and materials for our students who bring down our test scores. We want to target academic skills they are weak in. Better go, time's speeding by.
MSKEESH sounds like you got tons done!
NDTeacher when you get rid of boxes it can really make a difference. I have to constantly prod DH to get rid of boxes he "saves" for computer items. I don't know why he does it. Today I am cleaning my sewing room. Installing boxes in my shelving unit. Sorting fabric and organizing. I think also DH and I will install two doors today. Have a great day all Diana Diana
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Breaking down boxes and hauling them to trash today
OH, and I also got rid of soooo much paper clutter in the home office. I organized all of my magazines, seperated my bills by month and threw away anything older than 2011, threw away unimportant receipts, sorted the kids school and art work, filed all the rest and really threw away lots of unneccesary clutter. Next step is to take a look at the paper bills I am filing to see if I can do e-bills and save what I need on a flash drive for accessibility. I will also look into what papers can be scanned in an effort to further reduce my paper load.
The kids and I tackled the backyard shed. I think there were more junk items to be thrown away than actual items that belonged in the shed. My boyfriend removed an old workbench that was in there hogging space which made room for everyone's bikes. I can easily access the lawn mower, ladders, wet vac, etc now before you had to dig to get anything and it was kind of dangerous for the kids removing and replacing their bikes. Next step is to repair areas of the shed which have holes allowing mice in, as well as an area on the roof that has begun to rot out a little.
Irene I hope you enjoy the celebration. I love things like that. I have a collection of bride dolls which include Kate, Diana and Fergie.
Today I had to drive back from Texas after a big surprise party for MIL. I did bring home 7 containers I have to put together for my sewing room tonight. Tomorrow I hope to get more done. Diana
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Its jubilee weekend in Uk now. I do plan to sit and watch some events on TV but at same time sort out my sewing projects,
I haven't a lot of clutter as when we moved here it was down sizing so I donated so much stuff to charity, family or dumped some in recycling. We still brought too many things here and still have to sort out what really essential. I. Just ordered new bed linen on line Thats 2nd new set in my new colour scheme of red/cream .So now have to work out what to do with 3 white/lilac duvet covers i dont need. I am going away soon for a few days so will chat to you again later. Have a great Sunday Its typical English holday weather here, rain. Wave a flag for our queen today 60 years celebration byee Irene Irene in Nottinghamshire UK
Golflady I know what you mean. When I open a box that I havent seen in a while it is like Christmas! I know they say that if you havent missed it in a year you should get rid of it but there really are reasons ours are stored. We are renovating a 100 year old home so things are stored. I am trying to give up what I dont like any more or if I have several though.
Good for you Irene! I have been scheduling eyes, teeth, mammogram, colonoscopy etc. I was overseas for eight months so I had to get them done. It is important to put ourselves first! TRAVELBUG I am the worst in my sewing room. Im a messy seamstress. I clean up after but I make a big mess. If I run out of time it sits. I did buy 5 more boxes at IKEA yesterday that go in my shelves to corral my material! KNUCKLES others somehow manage to add things to our to do list dont they? TONED sounds like you did a lot today! ND sending out a prayer for your friend. Celia hope you are enjoying your time off. I can sure make a mess of a hotel room by the way! Today we gave MIL a surprise party for her birthday. Before the party I went to Hobby Lobby and framed two pictures that have been needing to be done for a very long time. I also gave DD some Nintendo games that we were not using any more to use or go in her garage sale. So, even though we had the party I managed to get something else done! Bedtime all Diana Diana
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I haven't accomplished much today, awake until 4 in the morning so just trying to stay awake until a reasonable time. Found out my dear, dear friend had her pancreas removed, malignant, just can't think of anything but prayer please join me in praying for Fran.
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I am managing to keep my junk picked up in the hotel room so things aren't spread all over the place.
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Met to desegregate data for reading and math learning plans, bought groceries and put them away.
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I organized my desk files.
I removed old books from 2 shelves in our family room and from the master bedroom. I found a place for my beading. The master bedroom closet. I Pledge to forgive myself for the past & keep going no matter how many times I fall. I have the strength and self discipline. I will give my challenges to the Lord. I WILL HAVE A FRESH START EVERY DAY!!
my son's medical supplies got delivered and are all over the house AGAIN. I swear each month he gets more and more stuff. guess that is on the schedule for today
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For the last day of May - I am planning to focus on getting my quilting stuff put away - it is spread all over the house (cutting mat on the kitchen counter, rulers on several spots around the house, bit of thread and fabric on the floor......)
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Iam organising myself over next few days! Got an eye test booked for todayl Tomorrow seeing my doctor about my ankle injury. I do want to feel better. Irene
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My daughter came to visit and helped me organize and pare down my bedroom closet. Now she is here again and we just weeded out the front coat closet. Hard parting with some of my old favourites!
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Celia I dont miss working 9-5! I retired July 4, 2000! Have a great vacation!
ND good job on the desk area. That is one of those places that always seems to need cleaning. Irene take it easy girl! Dont get too tired after having an injury. Hope you dont overdo. TRAVELBUG Im a quilter and I made binding all day yesterday. Today DH and I took a trailer of bags from one of our remodels to the dump. Then we picked up a trailer bed for his truck. When I returned I took back to returns to Walmart, wrapped some gifts and packed for a trip. I will be gone for the weekend but will get some to dos done by buying boxes to organize my sewing room and a battery to fix my computer. Like you I always have a to do list! Have a great weekend. Diana Diana
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Organized folders and items piled on my desktop! Looks so much better!
Sheesh - this month is almost over.......tomorrow is the 31st.
I didn't accomplish anything organizational wise that I had planned for the month. But I did keep up on putting things away and not letting them pile up like I usually do. Travelbug |
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Thanks for making me feel better about the spilled coffee, ND!
Irene, hope you are back to 100% soon! Travelbug, that's an ambitious list you have! I managed to get packed and tidy the downstairs before leaving for the airport. Had to turn around once to unplug the Keurig, but we're in the airport lounge now waiting to board. Celia
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I need to start again. I had 10 day enforced rest due to an ankle injury I could hobble round indoors so basics got done. Now I am walking better if not perfectly. So am trying to get back on track again.Saying I wil do a room or item at a time Had to change the bed sheet today so that led me to planning to tidy and dust whole bed room .But I needed a sit down and chat first!
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Up a bit earlier this AM.
The bed linens are all changed, laundry is sorted...... Need to go to my quilting group to drop off 3 quilt tops I finished. I'm going to focus on organization this week. I have to do lists in almost every room. Focus focus focus |
Oh, my gosh I thought I was the only one who did things like make more work for myself by spilling things. I am a natural born Klutz, however. I haven't really gotten motivated yet, still checking my emails, but after I'm done I plan on brewing a pot of coffee, doing dishes, and gathering up loose ends. Have a great vacation!
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Thanks, Diana!
Today I'm rushed at work due to artificial deadlines imposed because I have the nerve to take vacation. Unfortunately, in my rush this morning, I spilled coffee all over the signed original of an agreement. I salvaged the signature page with one minor coffee stain, but I have to add re-creation of the package to my growing list of MUST do's. Celia
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Celia hope you have a good vacation.
Today DH and I finished taking the quilt racks to the barn for the year. That was at 8 am so we were already in work mode. We spent the next few hours taking my son's car to him that we had repaired. Then we purchased lumber brought it home and put it in the garage. We tore down old sheetrock that was in the garage and cleaned it up taking out nails etc. It doesn't seem like a lot but we just got finished at 5pm and worked all day. Tomorrow we go to Texas for a doctor appt. I will take a swimming pool I have at the house for children and a barbed wire Texas shape to my son. At least I am getting rid of two things! Have a good evening Diana Diana
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Sableness, good for you for unpacking and storing luggage so fast. Takes me a week sometimes
Diana, glad you can rest now that the quilt show is over. I'm finishing the laundry today after another day of hiking. Also, getting things together for vacay. Edited by: CELIAMINER at: 5/28/2012 (18:51) Celia
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Hi Knuckles! The kitchen is where I need to attack soon. Many old condiments live in my cabinets! SABLENES good job on putting away your traveling gear so quickly! Good job everyone on all you got done! Today I got DH to help me with putting up our roll top desk and making a printer out of the old desk that I hated! We also folded my quits and put them in the armoire. I bought a new dish drainer and hamper since the others were a mess! I cleaned up things I had dropped inside the door yesterday when I was so tired from the two days of our quilt show! So, it was a good day for me! Diana Diana
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I've traveled twice this month, and both times I unpacked and put my luggage away without procrastinating!
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Doing laundry, but got a late start due to hiking this morning. Good thing I have tomorrow to finish it.
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I am working on continuing education stuff for my job. such fun......NOT. I so want to take a nap.
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Washed clothes, cleaned kitchen, put away winter clothes, even though it is chilly this week I know warm weather is coming!
I'm quilting - so my sewing room is a total mess and so are other parts of the house. I'll get it all cleaned up when I'm done........
I made my bed today and figured out where to display the quilt my church made for me. cleaned and organized my make up drawer. went through fridge and got rid of all the condiments that were expired or that we just were not using. started on the pantry, but lost my momentum. hopefully I can finish the pantry tomorrow
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Hope everyone is having a great Memorial Day weekend (if you're in the States). I'm also not getting a great deal done, but it feels good to relax.
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Half way through the quilt show so I didn't do anything!
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Good selection of draft beers and great wooden benches ,great for friends gatherings!lpeople that visit this place seem to have a great time!
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Love the Beer Garden, came here for a bachelorette party. Good Czech beers. It was a limited menu when I was there but the food was pretty good. Good ol' authentic garden that maintains the crowd it attracts. Seemed like a fun spot. We all had fun! Took some great pictures outside in their gardens!
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My daughter and I had a beer and goulash during happy hour. 4$ draft beer ! Large selection of real beers not light American beers. I had pork goulash with Czech dumplings, ample portion served with a smile. Daughter got a sausage plate with dumplings. It is a classic Bohemian beer garden. I try to go at least once every... More
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My New York friend has taken me to the Bohemian Beer Garden twice. Both were pleasant experiences. This most recent time I had the herb-roasted chicken and a greek salad. The portion sizes are huge, easily enough to split between two people. Lots of good beer selections. Enjoyable outdoor dining on long picnic-style tables. Very reasonable prices.
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Argumentative Speech
Topic (thesis statement): Be thankful for the people you have in your life.
Goal (purpose statement): Make my audience realize how important their life is why we should take advantage of the all the opportunities we have out there in our reach of our hands.
INTRODUCTION (2nd):
Attention getter: Introduce a situation to my audience with an unrealistic situation. (A Situation that happened to one of my long-life best friends)
Preview main points:
1)Appreciate your life more
2) DONOT take people for granted
3) Don't Judge Situations!
BODY (1st):
Main points: 1) Appreciate your life more
Subpoint: Lets back track to our own life, we tend to be handed opportunities right at our finger tips yet don't take full advantage. For Example, Christian he was smart but he let the party life get to him, he focused more on his appearances and money itself.
Subpoint: Yet coming from a family that taught me the meaning of life and how seek all those opportunities like achieving success in a business or landing your dream job it really is possible if you are willing to put the work into it. Christian wasn't just any party stud no he was also involved in bettering him in fact he did some real estate as well as signed up for college. What it is, is we don't take advantage! Any of you sitting here could do anything on your own. You don't need anything put your own motivation and well-power.
Transition [Now that I told you why you should appreciate your life more I will now tell you why you shouldn't take people for granted.]
2) As we get older are family tends to become busy and our friends slowly fade away. We can be the ones too busy or the ones fading away it always seems to me as everyone cares so much when someone passes away yet wasn't there half you were alive.
Subpoint: According to New York times in 2012 they stated that many students don't appreciate their parents they tend to take them for granted the waking up in the morning spending all their money they have on the school events yet the students don't see it.
subpoint: As you can see many of us live day by day and don't realize when a friend goes out of them to make us feel special or our family member shows they care and why is that? Because we have high expectation just how my stepmom told me one day don't expect just appreciate this is so true more than ever now that I don't have my best friend the fact that I could simply call him to annoy him through out the day or ask him for advice I miss that and Ill never have that. I can't go back to let him know how thankful I was for taking his time whenever I had a question no matter what he was doing or if his girlfriend was jealous of me he always answered.
Transition [ Lastly I will tell about why you shouldn't judge any situation unless you have all the proof in the world which most likely you won't]
3) When my friend was in a coma, I was at work till midnight when I got home I opened my computer and I saw on social media many comments some already stating he had died others saying he was stupid, the news even stated he was drunk driving while others said he was on drugs. People don't understand how much this can hurt someone when they don't have the proof especially for a family member. I just remember how upset and sad I was at the moment that people judge his situation with knowing the truth.
Subpoint: After the truth was laid out to everyone that he was in a tragic accident by making a sharp right turn people still decided to say he deserved it. Before I was in the same boat I always like to have a say in something sometimes without knowing the truth just to be part of it.
Subpoint: Just remember that making a comment could really affect a person, last week I posted a picture of Christian on my Facebook a girl commented something really rude on my picture than two hours later she deleted after she realized that I paid no attention to it. It really hurt in fact it hurt a lot and it took awhile to let it go but I thankful I'm stronger than what other kids have to say. So what I want you guys to get from this is just don't judge or talk about something you have no idea or some idea about because it really affects others.
CONCLUSION (3rd):
Review main points: 1) Now that I've told about why you should appreciate your life more you should go out and search for more opportunities and see what is out there waiting for you.
2) Also while your busy out there searching for those opportunities don't forget about the people you mostly love and take on this journey with you.
3 Lastly along the way of your journey you will encounter many different situations remember to be a bigger person don't judge, don't be part of a crowd who spends their looking on other people flaws or making things up.
Closing thought: Now remember if you have someone you care about don't forget to make that extra phone call today because you never know what you have till it's gone so why wait? Call.
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text: Jump to: ATS • ISBE • Easton's • Webster's • Concordance • Thesaurus • Greek • Hebrew • Library • Subtopics • Terms International Standard Bible Encyclopedia BOOTHbooth, booth: The Hebrew word cukkah (rendered in the King James Version "booth" or "booths," eleven times; "tabernacle" or "tabernacles," ten times; "pavilion" or "pavilions," five times; "cottage" once) means a hut made of wattled twigs or branches (Leviticus 23:42 Nehemiah 8:15). In countries where trees are abundant such wattled structures are common as temporary buildings as they can be constructed in a very short time. Cattle were probably housed in them (Genesis 33:17). Such hurriedly-made huts were used by soldiers (2 Samuel 11:11 1 Kings 20:12) and by harvesters-hence, the name feast of "booths" or "tabernacles" (see TABERNACLES, FEAST OF). Job 27:18 uses booth (parallel moth's house) as a symbol of impermanence. Similar huts were erected in vineyards, etc., to protect them from robbers and beasts of prey. The isolated condition of Jerusalem in the time of the prophet Isaiah is compared to a "booth in a vineyard" (Isaiah 18). Greek 5058. telonion -- tax office ... Word Origin from telones Definition a place of (collecting) toll NASB Word Usage tax (1), tax booth (2), tax collector's booth (1). tax office. ... //strongsnumbers.com/greek2/5058.htm - 6k 4633. skene -- a tent Strong's Hebrew 5521. sukkah -- a thicket, booth... a thicket, booth. Transliteration: sukkah Phonetic Spelling: (sook-kaw') Short Definition: Booths. ... booth, cottage, covert, pavilion, tabernacle, tent. ... /hebrew/5521.htm - 6k 7900. sok -- booth, pavilion 8635. tarbuth -- an increase, brood 956. buth -- pass the night 5522. Sikkuth -- a foreign god Library Introduction. Godliness Author's Preface. Repentance, Godliness Publishers' Preface. Saving Faith. Charity. Charity and Rebuke. Charity and Conflict. ATS Bible Dictionary BoothA shelter, made usually of poles fixed upright in the ground, and covered over with green boughs, Genesis 33:17. The great feast of tabernacles, or booths, had its name from the circumstance that the Jews were directed by their law to dwell in booths during the seen days of this feast, Le 23:40-42; Nehemiah 8:14. Easton's Bible Dictionary A hut made of the branches of a tree. In such tabernacles Jacob sojourned for a season at a place named from this circumstance Succoth (Genesis 33:17). Booths were erected also at the feast of Tabernacles (q.v.), Leviticus 23:42, 43, which commemorated the abode of the Israelites in the wilderness. Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary 1. (n.) A house or shed built of boards, boughs, or other slight materials, for temporary occupation.2. (n.) A covered stall or temporary structure in a fair or market, or at a polling place. Thesaurus Booth (9 Occurrences)... 2. (n.) A covered stall or temporary structure in a fair or market, or at a polling place. Int. Standard Bible Encyclopedia. BOOTH. ... /b/booth.htm - 11k Cottage (2 Occurrences) Booths (24 Occurrences) Feasts (45 Occurrences) Night-lodge (1 Occurrence) Goodly (46 Occurrences) Watchman (19 Occurrences) Web (5 Occurrences) Wanderings (7 Occurrences) Threshingfloor (18 Occurrences) Bible Concordance Booth (9 Occurrences)Matthew 9:9 As Jesus passed by from there, he saw a man called Matthew sitting at the tax collection office. He said to him, "Follow me." He got up and followed him. Mark 2:14 As he passed by, he saw Levi, the son of Alphaeus, sitting at the tax office, and he said to him, "Follow me." And he arose and followed him. Luke 5:27 After these things he went out, and saw a tax collector named Levi sitting at the tax office, and said to him, "Follow me!" Job 27:18 He builds his house as the moth, as a booth which the watchman makes. Psalms 42:4 These I remember, and pour out my soul in me, For I pass over into the booth, I go softly with them unto the house of God, With the voice of singing and confession, The multitude keeping feast! Isaiah 1:8 And the daughter of Zion is left as a booth in a vineyard, as a lodge in a garden of cucumbers, as a besieged city. Lamentations 2:6 He has violently taken away his tabernacle, as if it were of a garden; he has destroyed his place of assembly: Yahweh has caused solemn assembly and Sabbath to be forgotten in Zion, Has despised in the indignation of his anger the king and the priest. Amos 9:11 In that day I will raise up the tent of David who is fallen, and close up its breaches, and I will raise up its ruins, and I will build it as in the days of old; Jonah 4:5 Then Jonah went out of the city, and sat on the east side of the city, and there made himself a booth, and sat under it in the shade, until he might see what would become of the city. 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Jersey Authentix unripped - numbered to 50
Jersey Authentix All Star ripped
Jersey Authentix All Star unripped - numbered to 1
Jersey Authentix Game of the Week ripped 1:120
Jersey Authentix Game of the Week unripped - numbered to 50
Autographed Jersey Authentix Regular Season
Autographed Jersey Authentix All Star - numbered to 50
Autographed Jersey Authentix Championship - numbered to 25
Autographed Authentix Regular Season
Autographed Authentix All Star - numbered to 150
Autographed Authentix Championship - numbered to 50
Draft Day Ticket Box Topper
Draft Day Ticket VIP Box Topper - numbered to 15
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