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I never guessed that selling the farm I inherited could bring consequences that would land me in the middle of no where, trying to discover and arrest my rival's near killer. SkyexClair
Chapter 1: Pieces of the Past
"You couldn't shoot me..." His words rung truer than anything. "You won't hurt me," he knew it, it was so frustrating, he knew it so well. "You won't arrest me and you won't call someone else to do so in your place." His icy eyes were filled with a confidence that was most infuriating, yet I couldn't look away from them. "Because you love me." My heart told me he wasn't a killer, that he was falsely accused, but the proof sang a different tune and he was such a skillful liar... Yes, he was a killer, perhaps not the killer my investigation required me to find, but his eyes, his oh so attractive eyes, would be the death of me.
It had been an encounter like so many others that shouldn't have happened. Occasions like that were, not only illegal given that he was a criminal and I was an officer of the law, but they were also wrong, just plain wrong. I didn't believe him, I couldn't believe him, and yet every time his lips touched mine, I found myself doubting my logic and wondering if I could ever love a thief. This night, this quiet night that hides such forbidden intensity... It is nothing like the day when I arrived in Mineral Town, and yet I find myself remembering it...
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The sun is hot overhead, a soft breeze blows and it's a beautiful day, superficially at least. Yet at the heart of this little town in the middle of no where, everything is in turmoil. I should be used to turmoil by now, I'm a detective after all, but I would be lying, and badly at that, if I didn't admit I'm a rookie. A detective, a rookie, a city girl, that's another thing I am. I can't help it but to wonder if I'll be able to keep a shred of sanity in this place, in Mineral Town, the town where conflict and tragedy where unheard of until now. The town where the worse that could happen was a clumsy farmer forgetting to feed their animals, wild dogs ruining crops or preying on livestock, or petty thievery. But not murder, never murder, the word is almost alien to these people, bizarre, unfathomable.
Well, to be precise, it wasn't a murder as much as it was an attempted murder, but still, it shook the citizens of Mineral Town to their very core. I'm not a psychologist, I'm a detective. I'm not here to console them, I'm here to find answers and right now, everyone is a suspect. Albeit it is irrelevant to the case, as I stand here in front of what could have been my land, I can't help it but to think about why it's not and unwillingly remember why I detest thieves. But I don't want to think about that, so I try to think of something else. Something that will make my blood boil a little less.
Going back further still, that day a few years ago I was going about my business as usual. I was a law student then, a failing law student. As I wondered the university halls everything reminded me that I got in through a favor from my uncle, the head of the law department and what can only be described as a miracle. Though I was probably invisible to them, I felt as if they were judging me as I headed for my uncle's office. I knocked and a gruff yet friendly male voice granted me passage.
The office was simple in decor, white walls, polished wooden furniture including a large desk and abundant bookshelves, and leather chairs. Not the kind of cheap chairs that squeaked either. "Sit, miss, we have much to discuss." I could tell from his grave tone that his initial greeting was only pretence to try to cheer me up. My grades were less than stellar, I was failing law school.
"I..." The words died on my lips. What excuses could I give?
"About the curriculum," he turned all business like, his face reminding me of my father. I suppose executives and lawyers aren't all that different. "Are you sure you don't prefer business administration?"
"No," this was a topic we'd addressed before. I let my eyes roam over the many titles of the texts stored in his bookshelves. All of them were law books of course, all of them quite thick complex.
"I see," the pause stretched infinitely. Business, law, it was all Greek to me. As for my reason for choosing law rather than business? It was because I had no choice. No one pushed me into it; I ran into this curriculum head first to get away from the man I love. No, it wasn't academics, it wasn't about a career, but for a girl my age, anything hardly is was about anything other than love.
Charles, the image of perfection from his smooth red hair to his intelligent blue eyes. That was the conceited narcissist that stole my heart, and everyone else's. The students either admired him or lusted for him, or both. The professors were in awe of him. He was rather self absorbed, but he could back it.
The stupidly simple event which turned my existence upside down happened when I was studying administration. My father graduated from that department and they expected me to be a business prodigy like him. In a few words, I wasn't. Still, I managed to hold my own fairly well, musing in retrospect that business is far easier then law, or maybe I'm just better at it, though still not stellar, not note worthy, not good enough.
That time, I was paired up with Charles for a group project. He was double majoring in administration and robotics, genius that he was. It was a dream, or so I thought. He didn't acknowledge me much as I couldn't academically compete with him, but then again, no one could. With a look that told me he expected disappointment, he divided up the work, taking the most complex and extensive portions for himself and giving me the relatively simple parts of the research.
The project was centered around a situation that happened with a company. I have forgotten the details by now. The point is that it had a lot to do with the laws that governed the business world. Though I went above and beyond to do my best, it wasn't good enough for him. He wasn't rude, but I kind of wish he had been. I can handle rejection, but not a total lack of acknowledgement. He took my pages of hard work and offered to compile the project. We got an A, but only because he did the whole thing as I found out when the project was returned and I flipped through it before Charles snatched it away. "Where's my part?"
"You didn't need to bother." His eyes told me not to make a scene as he headed back to his seat, yet his voice was so professional, so impersonal. I was fuming.
I met him outside the classroom after class had ended. "Charles," a few girls gave me nasty, looks as if I shouldn't have the privilege to address him, but I ignored them. "What did you do with the pages I gave you?"
"We got an A, be thankful," he was letting me off easy, but I insisted. He looked at me in the eyes as if I couldn't help it but to be inferior to him. "Your analysis was flawed. Law is not your forte." Then he walked away. He didn't sound spiteful and his neutral politeness was infuriating.
Okay, so maybe saying that I had no choice but to change my college curriculum was going too far. It was an impulse, something crazy; I wanted to prove him wrong. I wanted to become a great lawyer and be acknowledged. Until then, I didn't want to take any classes with him, so the business and robotics departments were off limits.
My uncle's voice woke me from my thoughts. "Are you listening?" I nodded absentmindedly; it was obvious I had not been. Without scolding me, but instead letting out a weary sigh that spoke volumes, he repeated the question I had missed. "How do you feel about criminal justice?"
Was that a trick question? Was it a test to my conviction as a hopefully future lawyer? "I would like to enforce the law." I stated blankly.
"Then why don't you switch? The electives you took for the law curriculum which are also related to criminal justice will be validated of course; you did rather well on those." That's when it hit me what he was trying to do, attempted not to be to direct so as to not startle me into stubbornness. He wanted to coax me into switching to a major where I wouldn't embarrass myself too badly, because if I did, I would embarrass him too.
Criminal justice... That wasn't related to business or robotics at all. What could I prove with a degree in that? Yet if I stayed in law, I would only make myself look stupid. I'm not stupid; prosecuting just isn't my talent, but maybe legal investigations could be. I never imagined how similar they could feel when my voice later held the power to condemn a man's life, even if I was a detective rather than a prosecutor.
I shrugged; I didn't want to make a fool of myself. I needed something, anything on which I could thrive. "I think I will make the switch.
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Turmoil, that was what it was like. That week years ago when I joined a classroom full of wannabe detectives. It was turmoil, and yet thinking back on it, it was nothing. This is turmoil, this thing, this unknown thing that I feel when I'm with Skye. Yet the doubt is always with me, because he has every reason in the world to use me.
On that very week when I joined the criminal justice department in my student years, I received a devastating blow. Grandpa passed away. I yelled, I cried, I threw a fit and then I sold the farm he left me. He was my grandfather on my mother's side and since she passed away when I was barely fourteen, I remained as the only other direct heir. She had no siblings and neither did I. I didn't visit the farm, I didn't want to cry at the memories of playing there as a child, running around with Ann, Karen, Rick and Popuri. We would have such fun times picking on him.
I sold the farm to a company called Fun Land. I heard they were going to turn it into a sort of mini amusement park. There was a battle with the town, I found out thanks to Karen's angry letter. They didn't want a torrent of tourists ruining their quiet little paradise. Yet I, a city girl at heart no matter how much I enjoyed my childhood summer visits to Mineral Town, didn't understand. Who wouldn't want to have an amusement park in walking distance of their house?
Yet now, in the present time, years after Karen, Popuri and Rick decided they didn't want to talk to me again, as I stand here where the farm once was, the empty plot of land devoid of life seems sad. The construction was halted because the CEO was almost murdered. I finish my studies and I'm a detective now. The badge in my pocket and the gun strapped to my torso beneath my jacket are proof of that.
The door of the office next to the construction site that was once grandpa's home opens and my heart aches. Then I see him. "Charles?"
"Detective?" His face is distraught. I never thought I would see him again, let alone like this. I don't think he remembers me at all. "Please come in."
I nod and follow him inside where an older man is filing paper work while sniffling into a handkerchief. "Compose yourself Renton, the detective is here."
The older executive nodded, despite his age, I got the impression that Charles was higher ranked. "I... I..."
"You can be excused if you don't feel up to talking about the investigation." I sounded professional, but I wasn't.
Renton moved his head in slow affirmation and looked at Charles who dismissed him. "Thank you, I'm... I'm sorry..." He hurried outside sniffling.
It wasn't consideration for the poor soul that made me excuse him. It was wanting to be alone with Charles. Yet as he motioned for me to sit across from him in the small meeting room, I had never felt so out of place in my life.
To be Continued
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Only Chile ranks among the world's 20 freest economies, coming in 11th overall with a score of 77.4 on the Index's 1-100 scale. But Colombia ranks among the world's most-improved countries – its score rose by 2.5 points over the previous year – and the region as a whole ranks a half-point better than the overall world average of 59.7. Only three countries in the region – Ecuador, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic – actually lost ground in the quest for economic freedom.
"With more than half the region's economies implementing some form of business reform over the past year," the Index editors write, "regulatory systems are becoming more transparent and modern, and the overall climate for entrepreneurship is improving."
Costa Rica was in 49th place, with 67.3, up 1.4 points from the previous year. The country was ranked mostly free. Nicaragua was 98th at 58.8, a half point increase over the previous year. The ranking put it in the mostly unfree category.
The index, compiled as a joint project of The Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal, ranks countries on a 1-100 scale on the basis of 10 measures that evaluate openness, the rule of law and competitiveness. The 10 scores are averaged to produce the overall score.
Countries that score well demonstrate a commitment to individual empowerment, non-discrimination and the promotion of competition. Their economies tend to perform better, and their populations tend to enjoy more prosperity, better health and more positive measures on a
variety of quality-of-life indices. A score of 80 or higher merits the designation of "free economy." Those who score in the 70s are considered "mostly free," those in the 60s "moderately free," those in the 50s "mostly unfree" and those that score less than 50 "repressed."
Chile easily maintains its perch atop the region with scores of at least 67 in all 10 categories. Saint Lucia, averaging 70.8, and Uruguay, at 70, are the only other countries in the region to score in the "mostly free" category. At the other end of the scale, four countries – Guyana, Ecuador, Venezuela and Cuba – scored below 50 points, putting them in the category of "repressed" economies. On the bottom rung in the 29-state region is Cuba. Its 27.7 point rating is the third worst in the world. Only Zimbabwe and North Korea allow less economic freedom.
Colombia continues to show dramatic progress and has become, in the words of the editors, "one of South America's most stable economies." Its score improved thanks to upgrades in its entrepreneurial environment, facilitated by openness to trade and investment.
Recent reforms in regulation and fostering a strong private sector also contributed to its improvement.
The region overall ranks above the world average on just four of the 10 Index categories. Its biggest problems remain corruption and a lack of property-rights protection. Only eight countries in the region scored better than 50 in the corruption index, and only seven exceeded a score of 50 on property rights.
"These reflect longstanding issues of poor governance and weak rule of law," the editors wrote.
The 2011 Index was edited by Ambassador Terry Miller, director of Heritage's Center for International Trade and Economics, and Kim Holmes, Heritage's vice president for foreign affairs. A complete online version of the Index is available free at www.heritage.org/index.

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October 28, 2010 at 4:00AM
Initiative 161 sets a dangerous precedent to decide hunting issues at the ballot box. Montanans are getting farther away from the land and hunting, and next could be making changes in our own resident licenses by the general public in the voting process.
Mike Jopek of Whitefish recently wrote that Montana is a good place to be in business (see "Driven to metaphors," Letters, Sept. 16, 2010). So he says we should stay the course.
I just wanted to send my congratulations and a massive thank you to Rebecca Bowe and the Missoula Independent for the "Under The Radar: The 10 Biggest National and International Stories Ignored by the Major News Outlets" cover story (Oct. 14, 2010). In a day and age where mainstream news is little more than puerile entertainment gossip and government sponsored propaganda, it is refreshing and awesome to see these major news stories being brought to light.
The mission statement for Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP):
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Montana Code Annotated 87-3-303, policy toward nonresident big game hunters: "It shall be the policy of this state to protect and preserve game animals primarily for the citizens of this state and to avoid the deliberate waste of wildlife and destruction of property by nonresidents licensed to hunt in this state."
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It's not hard to sense the anger in the electorate right now. Corporate interests and the public officials who have been co-opted by them have made a mockery of the political process.
Texas legislator Dr. Suzanne Gratia-Hupp said, "How a politician stands on the Second Amendment tells you how he or she views you as an individual…as a trustworthy and productive citizen, or as part of an unruly crowd that needs to be lorded over, controlled, supervised, and taken care of."
Every election cycle we see candidates with marginal commitment to gun owners doing a masquerade intended to deceive voters. A standard buzz-phrase these candidates use is "hunter access," words designed to bait unsuspecting gun owners into thinking the candidate is truly committed to the right to bear arms.
This year, Missoula County voters are fortunate to have before them two outstanding candidates for the office of sheriff. I have known both internal candidates, Brad Giffin and Carl Ibsen, for over 15 years.
October 14, 2010 at 4:00AM
As an active duty veteran of the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Naval Reserve unit based in Missoula, I have had the privilege of knowing Carl Ibsen for over 20 years. In this time I have known Carl to be an honest, fair, even-tempered and hard-working man. I am sad to say that it seems to me that these qualities are becoming increasingly more difficult to find in our society.
As a lifelong Democrat, I've not seen a more qualified candidate for the Montana House of Representatives than moderate Republican candidate Don Harbaugh. Frankly, in terms of Don's broad lifetime credentials, skill set, integrity and community experience, we could not have a more clear decision and contrast for Rattlesnake Valley, Seeley Lake and Condon voters than in the current House District 92 race.
It seems like we fight many of the same battles year after year in the legislature. Some of the issues faced by agriculture have been debated since statehood, and they'll likely still be hot-button issues generations from now.
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Beautiful brick front colonial situated on 1.8 acres in the Council Rock School District. The rear yard is your own private oasis and sanctuary with a custom Sylvan inground free form pool (their largest residential pool) with large spa and waterfall. Enter the grand 2 story foyer with oak circular staircase thru the double doors. A true classic center hall floor plan with oversized rooms. The formal dining room is accented a with bay window, 2 piece crown molding, chair rail and wainscoting. The cherry kitchen with it's ceramic tile floor features an abundance of natural lighting and is adjacent to the oversized breakfast room. Perfect for entertaining, the family room has a floor to ceiling stone fireplace, double doors that open to the living room and sliding doors to rear patio. Sun filled Florida Room with vaulted ceiling, skylights and french doors to rear yard for that perfect private retreat. The first floor is completed with a private study situated off the living room. Wonderful master bedroom suite offers a sitting room, 21' walk in closet/dressing room and a 2nd walk in closet; both outfitted with built-in California Closet organizers. Luxurious master bath with vaulted ceiling, skylight, Jacuzzi tub and seperate shower. Three additional oversized bedrooms and hall bathroom complete the 2nd floor. Full finished walk up basement is perfect for your daily enjoyment and entertaining. Here you will find a large TV viewing area with surround sound, game room, fitness/excercise room, walk in storage room and powder room. Some additional features of the home include oversized driveway, 3 car garage, security system, new filter pump and heater for pool and Updated HVAC (approx. 2 years).
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The Harvard Provincial Model located in the exclusive Northampton Hunt Community!!New frontdoor~$6k,Woodwork,trim.paint~$20k,Patio~$35k,Basement~$40k,New Carpet~$5k This cared for and impeccable home has glistening hardwood floors throughout most ofthe main level. The 3,600 square feet property is a half acre with 5 bedrooms,4-1/2 bathrooms,3 car garage and finished basement that adds much more sq.footage!!! YES 4 and 1/2 bathrooms with 4 bedrooms on the upper level, one bedroom and full bathroom in the basement and 3 full bathrooms on second level with the half bathroom on the main level.The home has so many extras such as first floor window tint to protect the hardwood floors, furniture and temperature control,coffered ceilings and custom window treatments. This beautiful home with an open floor plan with a 2 story grand foyer entrance with custom built shadowboxing,crown molding and a turned staircase leading to second level of the home. Also a second staircase from the Great room to the second level with pristine new carpet from stairway up to and including landing/hallway. First floor boasts large formal living room,dining room with chair rails,crown molding and columns.The office with magnificent 10 inch crown molding and hardwood floors. Continue to the gourmandizing kitchen with island,granite countertops and recessed lighting. Off of the Kitchen is the Mudroom with utility sink and ample space to unload and storage. 2-story Great room with grand stone fireplace. On the 2nd floor enjoy the Master Bedroom Suite with sitting area,ceiling fan,brand new carpet,walk in closets.Master Bath with Jacuzzi tub,walk in closet/dressing room.Also on the second floor is the laundry room for convenience. Basement level is fully finished with a bedroom,full bathroom with stall shower and a few more rooms to use for anything you wish with recessed lighting,built ins and much more.The expansive Two level Paver Patio with granite countertop in a private backyard setting is perfect for entertaining.Stunning custom landscape design throughout the entire property.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Hearthside Realtors-Huntingdon Val
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The lovely front porch is the perfect entrance to this bright and sunny Victorian. When you enter the foyer you have the formal dining room on the right and walk straight back to the eat in kitchen with wood overhead and base cabinets. Off the kitchen is the huge family room with a oversized wood fireplace, exposed beam ceiling with an exit to the covered patio to an unbelievable view of over 1 acre lot that is fenced in(vinyl). The basement is the ultimate place with a custom bar with granite and a built in dual tap for the beer lovers. The rest of the basement is finish with wainscoting and just perfect for entertaining with an additional powder room. The second floor has the master bedroom with a master bath and ample closets. There are two generous additional bedrooms with closets and ceiling fans. The hall three piece bath with a newer vanity. All this located in Council Rock School District.
Courtesy: Long & Foster - Huntingdon Valley
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Beautiful and fully renovated colonial home in Churchville in the award winning Council Rock school district, has so much to offer. A large living room has new hardwood floor, boasts a large bay window and a gas burning fireplace. The kitchen features custom design cabinets, ceramic tile flooring, granite countertop, electric appliances. Spacious dining room features hardwood floor. There is a master bedroom and master bathroom located on the second floor. The third floor boast 3 bedrooms with hardwood flooring, closets, LED lighting and 2 bathrooms. The fully finished attic with skylights and LED lights offers a one of a kind, huge walk in closet. the lower level has a laundry room, half bath and the family room with ceramic tile heated floor. This beautifully finished home has a brand new air conditioner and heater. The roof was replaced in 2012. A 1 car attached garage offers remote door opener system. The 0.5 acre backyard offers lots of play area, perfect for family gathering and gardening, refinished deck, Jacuzzi, elevated spa/pool, huge shed for extra storage and fruit trees. Lots of home for an affordable price.
Open House:
Sunday, 7/30 1:00-4:00PM
Courtesy: BHHS Fox & Roach-Newtown
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Bring all offers, motivated seller. Make note of the special details~Chandelier and lift~$3200,Woodwork~$30k,new outside lights,Doors~$3k,recessed lighting~$2k,organic fertilizer for the lawn,4 sec.cameras viewable from your device,12 zone sprinkler syst.HVAC serviced twice a year with a service contract,new paint~$12k.The coffered ceiling and wainscoting woodwork in this 3,200sq.ft. Colonial in prestigious Northampton Hunt will astound you.You will be pleased when you enter the front of the home and the grand two story entrance with hardwood flooring, large shadow box and wainscoting.The lavishly elegant and costly Wainscoting continues from the Foyer,kitchen,Great room,front,back stairway and landing.As you continue through the main level another source of pride is the Office boasting new hardwood floors.Proceed further to the additional large pantry and then the expanded spacious Laundry room with an abundance of storage with a utility sink.The Eat in Kitchen with granite counters,double oven,gas cooktop,current light fixtures,island,recessed lighting and pantry.As well as recessed lighting in basement,theater room,office,living room,family room,bedroom 1,master bedroom and the master shower.The rear door from the kitchen leads to the patio with expansive pavers.The Large Great Room is highlighted by the cathedral coffered ceiling,stately fireplace,picturesque windows and back staircase that leads to second floor. The Dining room and Living room each with additional lavish chair rail,crown molding and columns.The second level includes a Mstr, Bedroom suite with a cozy sitting area, a MUST SEE large walk-in closet boasting new dark hardwood floors.The master suite also features a flawless and exquisite master bathroom with a generous shower stall and Jacuzzi tub.Second level includes three additional spacious bedrooms with newer carpet,California closets(2),ceiling fan(1) and an attic access.A full bathroom and a large linen closet complete the second level.The finished walk out basement includes a media room to watch all of the big games,19X15 storage room,utility room, playroom and/or Gym,adorable hideaway nook and additional closets for all of your storage needs. The laundry room is expanded which makes this a two and a half car garage with plenty of storage and sufficient for 2 cars plus.
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Courtesy: BHHS Fox & Roach-Yardley
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Welcome to this exceptionally maintained, brick facade Colonial situated on a most desirable parcel within Northampton Hunt. Warmly greeted by the tremendous curb appeal, professionally landscaped complete with beautiful paver patio, and underground irrigation system. Once inside, this home does not disappoint specifically designed with a special attention to detail. An inviting two-story entrance with a grand circular staircase accented with custom moldings, and gleaming hardwood floors all contributing to a wonderful first impression. A conveniently located study, with French door creates privacy for working from home. The spacious living room offers a tranquil retreat and flows nicely into a large formal dining room, separated by stately columns for more intimate gatherings. Both are naturally bright with tray ceiling, crown molding, chair rail, and additional decorative molding. The heart of the home is the gourmet kitchen with 42' cabinets, refinished hardwood flooring, granite counter tops and center Island. Complete with a gas cook top, double wall oven, and an adjacent sunlit breakfast area with a single fixed panel French door that leads to an extended composite deck overlooking endless lush landscaping. Back inside, the adjacent 2 story sunken family room is perfect for all of your gatherings. Complete with, vaulted ceiling, floor to ceiling stone gas fireplace, and a convenient back staircase. Neutral powder room, laundry room, and a 3-car garage complete the first floor living area. The newly carpeted second level of the home has been freshly painted complete with custom moldings and features a master suite with sitting room, extra-large walk-in closet and a lovely appointed bath. There are three additional spacious bedrooms, with large double closets, and a stunning upgraded hall bath. Other amenities include an incredible finished basement with half bath and a walk-up access, holiday light package, 2-zone HVAC, fireplace lighting package, an additional paver over-flow parking area, and more. This home is neutral and immaculate, truly a delight to view! The location is convenient to shopping, Tyler State Park, schools and Northampton recreational park. There is easy access to major roads and trains for commuting.
2 Nelson Drive Churchville, PA 18966
Courtesy: Redfin Corporation
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This stately and spacious 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home in Churchville is just minutes from Churchville Park, I-276 and plenty of shopping and dining options! Upon entering, you're met with a grand staircase with a formal dining room to the right and a formal living room on the left. Connected to the living room is a large sunroom that can be transformed into a number of things. An office with built-in wood cabinets leads to the family room with soaring vaulted ceilings and a brick fireplace. The open concept gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite counters, and breakfast bar island looks out to the breakfast room, with bay windows and a sliding glass door leading out to the backyard and patio. The upper level features 3 bedrooms and a full bathroom as well as the expansive master suite with sitting area, plenty of closet space and en-suite master bathroom with dual sinks, separate shower, and a huge soaking tub. The basement level is completely finished with tile flooring, a full bathroom, and a fully-equipped wet bar. Plenty of space for fun and hobbies! Other highlights include 2 car garage with long driveway, corner lot location, and open yard with plenty of mature trees.
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This home is the definition of a must see. It is impossible not to fall in love with the historic charm of this lovingly updated and beautifully maintained Victorian home. It is located on a gorgeous 0.49 acre lot that has easy access to major route and shopping in addition to being convenient to New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia. While exact age of the home is not known, the Bucks County Conservancy has dated it to around 1860 based on its exterior architecture but it is possible there are sections of the home that were constructed in the mid 1700s. The property is also home to an expanded 1460 SF barn that features a four bay garage, 3-car carport, work shop, garden room and second floor storage area with large windows and a hay door making it ideal for a car enthusiast, or someone with a home occupation business. Approaching the home itself, the dramatic beauty of its professionally landscaped flower beds and the charm of the classically styled columns of the covered front porch welcome you home. Upon entering, you are greeted by a foyer accented by antique hardwood floors that flow throughout the first floor. To the right, a large formal dining room with crown molding and built-in china cabinet waits to receive your dinner guests and the adjoining bright, airy sunroom makes an ideal location for enjoying your after dinner tea. To the left, an expansive formal living room highlighted by crown molding, built-in shelving, large windows and a stunning fireplace accented by Mercer tile and a classic wooden mantle that exudes ambiance. The first floor also features a large eat-in kitchen with ample counter and cabinet space, including mixer stand, bread drawers, tray storage, stainless steel appliances, ceiling fan and pantry, full bathroom and a spacious first floor owner's suite with new neutral carpeting and walk-in closet. On the second floor there is a second full bath and three more bedrooms with ceiling fans, two of which boasts cedar closets and one features a dressing area and veranda. There is also a third floor with additional bedrooms with ceiling fans. Simply stunning! veranda. There is also a third floor with additional bedrooms with ceiling fans. Simply stunning!
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On display at Arte de la Vida are Offrendas from local artists. This show will be up through November 1st. This is our 2nd Offrenda show which has given some local artists a place to show their creativity. The altars are not for sale. Arte de la Vida is located at 37 N. Tucson Blvd.... Read more »Find out more »
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10-28-2012 NBW Sermon <—-click here to listen along. The difference between listening to a sermon and reading a sermon is the difference between shooting a bullet and throwing a bullet. Happy Reformation Sunday, or as I like to call it: Lutheran Pridefulness Sunday, a day in the liturgical year where we celebrate the protestant reformation and [Read More…]
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When You Want A Happy Family (2 of 8) by Jim Henry
This content is part of a series.Jim Henry, pastor
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Orlando, FL 32805
Reprinted from radio program, "WE BELIEVE"
Program #130, CT # 305082
Ephesians 6:1-4
In this series on the family, I want to look at Ephesians 6 in close detail
because I believe that Satan comes against the family, but if the family will
stand on God's principles, God will help us to have happy homes. That doesn't
mean that children can't go wrong. In a week or two, I'll be preaching about
prodigal children. The Bible teaches a lot about children who go wrong even
when they've had godly homes. Why does this happen? What's the child's
responsibility? I'll deal with that later,
I believe that God expects the family to be the place where basic roots are
given. Yet the family is under great attack today. And I'm going to ask you to
listen carefully and pray much as we look at this text.
James Dobson, who is a great writer and counselor, said that among the many
letters he gets was one from a little boy. He said something like this:
"Dear Dr. Dobson,
I've just finished reading your book, "Preparation
for Adolescence." I'm in the fifth grade and I have a girl-
friend. She broke up with me. I have family problems.
It bothered me so much, I decided to take my life. I
put a noose around my neck and tried to hang myself. As I
was dying and felt the breath leaving my body, I decided I
didn't want to die. Somehow, I got the noose from around
my neck, and God and I are struggling together.
Thanks for your help."
"P.S. Some of my friends at school tried to give me drugs,
but I won't take them and I never will. Some respect me
for it, some call me chicken, but I don't care."
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family problems, suicide. You see, we live in such an era, particularly in the
United States, when things that we wouldn't have dreamed of are happening.
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A student at PV Rawlings Elementary School in Ponte Vedra Beach, Hannah Erasmus, has a passion for food although she's only ten years old. Her dream was to spend a day in the kitchen of a chef's restaurant learning about nutritious cooking and how to protect the planet's future from the farm to the table. Her winning entry story reflected an awareness of nutrition and cooking for the family as she entered Chef Jean-Stephane Poinard'scompetition to win 'My Day in a Chef's Kitchen'.
Chef Poinard's children Sebastian and Margaux helped Chef Poinard to choose Hannah's essay over nearly 75 entries in the 'dream' contest. The contest celebrates chef's restaurant, Bistro de Leon, on its 4th Anniversary. "After reading the essays, we felt all of the children's essays were excellent. We enjoyed her candid imagination and she introduced health-conscious ideas".
Hannah's parents, Dr. David and Anja Erasmus are proud of their daughter's original essay. Mrs. Erasmus comments "Hannah is an outgoing, fun-loving and positive little girl. She has always enjoyed cooking and has on numerous occasions said 'When I grow up, I want to be a chef in Paris'. She also loves playing tennis and piano. Another big dream is to be an actress and singer. It's a joy to have her as our daughter; she's very social and enjoys being with her friends."
Upon learning of her triumph, Hannah commented ""I love to cook with my Mom. I cut vegetables and once we made a large fruit cake. I LOVE chocolate and sometimes restaurants serve really big desserts with LOTS of whipped cream, Mine will be smaller so that it's healthy, delicious and nutritious. I can't wait to cook with Chef Poinard in St.
Chef Poinard himself dreams of building a healthier next generation, nurturing children and students by educating them in the kitchen. "Local garden programs are a great way to introduce healthful eating to children and start the conversation between parents and their kids. Cooking together is the first step in fighting obesity and diabetes".
Hannah's GRAND PRIZE includes:
- Meeting Chef Jean-Stephane Poinard at Bistro de Leon
- Spending one morning with Chef Poinard visiting a local farmer to learn about and shop for ingredients.
- Joining Chef in his Kitchen as he prepares a surprising 'healthy and fun' dish.
- Dinner at Bistro de Leon with Hannah's family
- Overnight accommodations at historic St. Francis Inn (circa 1791) www.stfrancisinn.com
*HANNAH ERASMUS' winning entry follows below.
"Amazing!" Hear that? That's what you will say when you taste our delicious new desert. What I mean when I said "OUR delicious new dessert" is that when I was little I always wanted to make a scrumptious dessert with a famous chef.
When the chef and I would be in our kitchen, we would bake keylime pie with real limes, incredible fat-free chocolate cake, caramel apples, chocolate covered strawberries and best of all…we would make the most nutritious fruit cake ever!
The Fruit Cake would have vanilla dough with a filling of freshly sliced strawberries. The top part of the fruit cake would have mangos, strawberries, blueberries, watermelon, cherries and oranges. On top of all the fruits, there would be whipped cream with eighty calories.
I've always loved cooking or baking things. But I mostly love baking desserts. So, do you want to bake a foot high wedding cake?
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Hi Chetan, The best thing is probably to entirely remove the message from the exception/logs and replace it with a text that explains how to find the conflict information (i.e. in the transient space). Michael On 12.9.13 6:56 , Chetan Mehrotra wrote: > Hi, > > As part of OAK-943 I had updated the ConflictValidator [1] to more > more details around Commit Failure. However exposing such details as > part of exception was considered risky from security aspect and it was > decided to log a warning instead. > > Now in some cases the upper layer do expect a CommitFailedException > have required logic to retry the commit in case of failure. In such > cases these warning logs cause confusion. > > So not sure what is the best thing to do. Should I turn the log to > debug level or make details part of exception message? > > Making it part of warn level would cause issue as such situations a > not very repetative and users typically run system at INFO level. > > If I make it part of exception message is then max it would expose > presence of some property names (not there values). And in most cases > the exception is not exposed to end user and is logged to system logs. > So probably we can make it part of exception message itself > > > [1] https://github.com/apache/jackrabbit-oak/blob/trunk/oak-core/src/main/java/org/apache/jackrabbit/oak/plugins/commit/ConflictValidator.java#L90 > > Chetan Mehrotra >
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Lapsang Tea is predominantly grown in the Wuyi Mountains of the Fujian Province. Souchong means a 'sub variety' of tea leaf which grows in the Wuyi Mountains.
The Lapsang leaf is a grade below that of pekoe on the tea bush, it is a large leaf which is rolled lengthways to produce a ragged coarse piece. The Lapsang Souchong leaves are usually used for smoked and from China and also Taiwan known as (Formosa) as part of the small amount of Black Tea that they do produce. Black Tea was first produced in China during the war in the 19th century during the Qing Dynasty, through unintentional fermentation due to the humid and warm nature of the weather.
Lapsang Souchong Tea makes a perfect afternoon tea that compliments cheeses, spicy and salty foods, smoked salmon or smoked chicken, famous chef Heston Blumenthal has even used Lapsang to smoke Salmon to create the delicate smokey flavour. It is a delicate fruity black tea with a strong smoky aroma and taste.
Lapsang grades are split in to categories which are named after animals, the more prestigious the animal, the higher the grade. We have to offer; Lapsang Souchong Falcon, Lapsang Souchong Tiger, Lapsang Souchong Osprey, Lapsang Souchong Crocodile and many more. For example; Lapsang Souchong Falcon has less Tarry character than "Lapsang Souchong Osprey". Tarry refers to Pine Tar, a characteristic found within the flavour. We have developed our very own Lapsang Souchong Tea Bags which are a very popular tea bag.
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Dell Quay Dory 17 Sportsman for sale | 5.18m (17'0") | 1993 | GRP Construction | Planing underwater profile | Boat REF# 137210
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1 December 2016
What a night! Ok, so we didn't win, we lost to the brilliant TakeOver Festival. However, the Awards were brilliant with Gorgey Spanswick hosting from BBC Radio and live music from Accessible arts & Media IMPs project and the York Theatre Royal Choir..
We shmoozed with some fabulous people (and Mark Addy!) who collectively make York an amazingly cultural city to live in and visit. I have to say, the hard work and success of all the organisations touched my heart strings, showing dedication, selflessness and pure motivation to promote and/or help others. We have a very rich, cultural society in our little town and being a part of these awards really made me realise what a brilliant city we live in!
Check out the opening video to the awards on Youtube...
14 November 2016
Wow! We have been shortlisted in the Cultural Event or Festivals category of the York Culture Awards, how exciting!
York Culture Awards are organised by Make It York , their aim is to market York and the surrounding areas as a vibrant and attractive place for people to visit and live. They don't just look at events and festivals but also leisure, business and city centre management to name a few.
So YOS has been invited to a brand new awards ceremony organised by York Culture Awards to celebrate excellence in the arts sector that York has to offer. The Awards look to reward outstanding innovation, creativity and quality in local businesses and organisations. They hope that this event will motivate York's cultural scene and make it stronger.
We are very honoured to be attending such a prestigious event. Wish us luck!
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1 September 2016
Anne Hutchison who was chair and founder of YOS has retired from her duties on the YOS committee. Anne has been integral to the growth and strength of the event, leading it to where it is now, of over 100 artists exhibiting in the 2017 event. Anne's spirit and knowledge will always be apart of the event. Even though Anne will not be apart of organising YOS, she will be taking part and exhibiting her work in 2017.
To takeover Anne's enormous role of chair, our very own social media guru, Beccy Ridsdel, has stepped up to take on the task of organising and overseeing the preparation of the ever growing, multi-faceted event, York Open Studios. We are positive Beccy can take YOS to new heights in the years to come.
6 July 2016
Over the last few months there have been three new members chosen to join our committee, they are;
Jo Bagshaw - Advertising Organiser
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The property was very nice and the family very helpful. A really nice and relaxing break.
An all round excellent holiday with Maison Fleurie providing all that we wished for on our honeymoon. The villa is lovely and very well equipped and the pool with it's outside kitchen was absolutely perfect. Our thanks go to Marie-Claude and Jean Pierre
Great cottage and pool - the garden room an added bonus. Very peaceful, good weather and shaded walks.
The welcome pack at Maison Fleurie was exceptional. The rep phoned us and offered assistance if we needed it. The local Auberge was booked nearly a week in advance but our gite owner booked us a meal at Freyssinet le Gelat, le Burrian and it was so good and such good value and authentic French that we returned and forgot the nearer Auberge. If you want the nearest Auberge book before you leave UK.
Enjoyed our stay at La Maison Fleurie. Beautiful weather and a peaceful location. Our 1 year old loved the tractor parked next door. Monpazier and Cahors are worth a visit. We would recommend the lake at Catus if you have children – nice beach and the lake is good to swim in. The market at Prayssac on Friday is worth a visit.
Enjoyed our weeks stay, helped by the weather! Visits to Château de Biron, Cloître de Cadouin & Monpazier recommended. Our meal at Ferme Auberge in La Serpt was delicious, but you must book.
Lovely relaxing stay, thank you. Thank you for being so smiley, welcoming and kind. What a beautiful part of France. We enjoyed exploring and hope to return.
We had ordered sunshine and relaxation and have had both in abundance. The glorious weather has meant days by the pool surrounded by lovely flowers and some insect life. We bought supplies in Frayssinet-le- Gélat and enjoyed the Café Bourion. Rocamadour was spectacular late afternoon and evening. We bought wine and enjoyed tastings at Château Lamartine. Our thanks to our hosts for the goodies – the tomatoes were so full of flavour and to vintage for another success.
We have enjoyed the week's opportunities to unwind and relax by the pool. We used the summer house as our base most days to enjoy the garden area and the beautiful views over the asparagus rows and hibiscus borders. The garden is one of the loveliest we have had (being vintage regulars) and has definitely been a major factor in our pleasure this holiday at La Maison Fleurie.
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Hello in the fog…. It's the day after the night before, and we're in transit to Neurenberg for our second ever european festival experience. Yesterday at "the Ring" was a real trip – the unfilmed part of Spinal Tap… I remember as a kid, staying up through the night to watch "Rockpalast", so it was with real anticipation we entered the stage. (Mind you it was all we had in the ways of musical entertainment on TV in Norway at the time – once a year folks!)
Stage right:
It was 3 degrees of biting cold, gale force wind, and raining sideways.
The fingers numbed up immediately and refused to accommodate anything, not even the simplest of manoeuvres.
The keyboards was all covered in plastic to keep the rain from shorting them out, so I could not see the display or check the quicker soundchanges + the monitoring was horrendous… and then my guitar numbers came up.
(An image sprung to mind on stage: Grete Waitz, the Norwegian marathon-runner, was leading the New York marathon, and realized mid-run she had a bad case of diarrhoea. What do you do?? Do you break for the washroom or do you shit your pants and move on? She went for the last option – and won the marathon! Admittedly, with a less than flattering new design on her tracksuit.)
So it was thinking of this kind of historic Norwegian "brave-in-the-face-of-adversity" stuff that got me through the set. I don't think we've ever been so cold on stage before. Even playing Lillehammer at the opening of the Olympics was a mild summer night by comparison. The only thing giving off warmth was the audience.
Personal highlights:
The rain starting to pour down on cue on "Crying in the rain". Nice.
Paul claiming it was actually colder on his side of the stage.
Morten never leaving his sleeping bag on stage.
After-show was a loooong ride back to Frankfurt, for some reason. It's called creative management, I guess.
Later (much later)…..
I figure I owe it to you all to finish off this incoherent report from the Ring and the Park, although there have been a few days inbetween. (Which have been spent working long hours on a rather large commission-work for glass murals in a Copenhagen workshop with no access to e-mail, I'll have you know! Just so you don't think I'm too lazy to bother finishing off these entries…. (My only projects this summer are: new a-ha album, film-music for movie, ("Dragonfly") two commissions of artwork, ( 11 stories of glass paintings and large ceramic jars + one House of Worship for all denominations – (tricky)) and 4 more festivals / live shows, a modicum of family holiday – Hey, I'm explaining – not complaining,)
The second show (Rock am Park) was quite a good show – we all enjoyed ourselves on stage, I think – it's amazing what a few more centigrade will do for you.
Looking back on both shows I must admit I really enjoyed the whole festival thing. (Reminder to self: must do it again.) I was really surprised at the audience reception.
It did not feel all that different from a normal a-ha show, but I think we're all starting to miss a few songs from our past – songs like Scoundrel Days, I Call Your Name, Move to Memphis, Swing of Things etc. are numbers that would probably go down well in a festival-setting. I mean, this show was originally made as a comeback-show. I think it works well, but it is obviously heavy on audience-reminders ( ..remember this one..?). Time to be more adventurous.
Books read lately:
Sick Puppy (bought it for the cover, but it was pretty entertaining)
White Teeth (bestseller, but still – recommended)
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"The program allows officers to spend some positive one-on-one time with Twinsburg children whose families are having financial problems or whose parents are serving in the U.S. Armed Forces and are deployed overseas," said program coordinator and Twinsburg Officer Dan Fidoe.
An officer or other volunteer is paired with a child for a day of fun and Christmas shopping.
This year, shopping day is Dec. 10 and starts with breakfast at Stow-Munroe Falls High School. The day ends with lunch and gift wrapping at the Twinsburg Community Center.
In 2015 the program raised $5,000, which was used to take 39 kids shopping with 44 volunteers, including Twinsburg and Reminderville police officers and dispatchers, Fidoe said.
Each child is given a T-shirt, gift card and a ride to Stow Walmart in a caravan of cop cars led by the SWAT command post van. Last year, each child was able to spend $110.
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Peter Cole lives at Gosford, about eighty kilometres north of Sydney. He has spent the last 20 years trying to create his dream garden while dealing with particular challenges brought about by limited light, exposed, hot garden beds and an erratic supply of water. Peter says, "I overcome challenges by experimenting. By putting plants in, pulling them out and moving them around."
The light challenge comes from gum trees which surround the garden. Peter says that, although he loves them and the effect of sunlight streaming through them, they prevent many plants from flowering because they create too much shade. Peter grows plants that will flower in lower light conditions or else just copes with them not flowering as often!
Heat reflecting onto plants from hard surfaces can be a problem in any garden. Here it was the petunias and lawn down the sides of Peter's driveway that were really suffering. To overcome this, Peter kept raising the garden bed until he found a height where the plants would survive. He replaced sections of the lawn with a tougher grass and hopes it will eventually take over the whole lawn.
Water challenges in this garden range from not enough to far too much! To cope with water restrictions Peter says he "only uses the watering can," always adding a bit of seaweed solution or fertiliser so that "every time I'm watering, I'm adding something extra to the garden."
Peter has the opposite problem in an area of the garden that is naturally boggy and where many plants struggled to survive. Peter's solution was to "put in Cannas, Lotus, Water Lilies and Irises." Another plant growing well in the boggy area, much to Angus' surprise, is a Magnolia grandiflora.
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