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AIRSS started with a young family fleeing the Democratic Republic of Congo. We knew we needed to help.
The Athabasca Interfaith Refugee Sponsorship Society (AIRSS) was formed in 2006 in response to an urgent need to assist one family fleeing the ravages of war by bringing them to safety in Canada. The group evolved to form a non-profit society with members from several local faith groups and community members.
Our Mission
To offer any and all assistance to those refugees who suffer because of religious and/or humanitarian persecution in various areas around the world.
What We've Achieved
- Our sponsorship applications for two families were submitted to the government in July 2016. Government numbers were assigned in Sept-Oct 2016 and processing by the government continues.
- We started our third application in 2016.
- We brought two families to Canada in 2012 and 2014.


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New. Snuggle. Ball!
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Edgrr posted a Wordless Wednesday over on our tumblr. Warning: Monkey Stick violation ahead.
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What happens is that the cat darts its tongue, curving the upper side downward so that the tip lightly touches the surface of the water.
The tongue is then pulled upward at high speed, drawing a column of water behind it.
Just at the moment that gravity finally overcomes the rush of the water and starts to pull the column down — snap! The cat's jaws have closed over the jet of water and swallowed it.
Uh, so, cats drink water. Congratulations. You totally deserve the Nobel Prize in physics or something. We do just fine with our slurpitude.
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All About Apples: Recipe Round-up
It's the kick-off day for my "All About Apples" party here at Sarah Lynn's Sweets! I don't know about you, but I love apples - especially in fall. I know it isn't quite fall yet, but it is right around the corner. September is also National Apple Month, so what better time to celebrate these tasty fruit? I've been planning this party for a while and I've got some great posts to share this week. Here is my posting schedule for the week.
Some of these posts are from when I first started my blog, so I thought it would be fun to share some posts that haven't been seen as much.
My first recipe is a delicious apple pie! It was my second attempt at making a pie for my dad, and it went much better than the first time. For any Disney fans out there, I turned it into a Mickey themed pie by cutting out Mickey ears out of the top pie crust. The pie is packed with delicious Fall flavors of cinnamon and apple, it makes my mouth water just thinking about it.
Next up, I have mini apple pies with cinnamon roll crust! These individual size pies bake in a cupcake tin and have a delicious cinnamon roll crust. These mini pies are filled with traditional apple pie filling. The additional cinnamon in the crust just puts these over the top!
Continuing with the apple pie theme, I now am sharing apple pie cupcakes. These cupcakes are packed with flavor - cinnamon/nutmeg/apples in the cupcake batter and then a cinnamon crumble on top. As if that wasn't enough flavor, I drizzled it with a deliciously rich caramel frosting. DELICIOUS!
Last, but definitely not least, I have apple butter cupcakes with cinnamon buttercream. I made these for a church potluck and was asked several times where I bought them. They are so easy to make, but have such a bold flavor. All I did was add a little apple butter near the top of the cupcake batter and baked it. The flavor combination with the cinnamon buttercream was perfect!
Don't forget to check back all week for additional apple themed posts! I'd love for you to share my party, I hope we have a great time this week. Come back tomorrow for a delicious, and simple, apple tart your family will love!


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|Dressed up all pretty and nice
She went off to an island with Mr Brice
The air was fresh and their hearts upbeat
Hand in hand
As they lay footprints on sand
They walked together
Looking lovingly at each other
His hand around her waist
Her heart aflutter
The sun grew stronger
The ocean so warm
T'was time to take a dip
Swim like two fish in merriment do flip
They changed into swimsuits
He looked chiseled
She - even more stunning
They entered the water blue and serene
She was aghast at the sight, she had just seen!
The tiny hair on her arms got magnified
Sprouted out like little thorns on a rose
What could she do now
There was no place to go and hide
He hadn't yet noticed and neither he cared
His love for her was ever so rare
But her mind lost its rest
Her heart gave its disapproval
Only one thing did it say
I wish I had opted for my hair removal!
The warmth of the sun
The beauty that lay ahead
The love in his eyes, the care in his touch
T'was all lost for her
As she mulled over her despair
Vowing to herself, a promise she made
Never ever to miss her hair removal date!
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Here's what I did; it's too early to tell you if it worked. I was blessed to be invited to pick lemons from a local bush and came home with something like 50 fruits to share. The grower said he thought I could figure out things to do with them, so I got busy with drinks, face scrubs and cleaners. I was wishing I could preserve them, and I recall that our Mediterranean friends to just that, in beautiful jars that display the bounty. It was a simple thing to wash and cut the lemons, rub them with kosher salt and stack them into a jar covered with their own juice and with bay leaves, peppercorns, cinnamon and cloves. In a few weeks they should mellow into a flavoring to be eaten, peel and all. I'll cook them with chicken or fish and couscous.
Star Pizza
My friend has been bragging about Star Pizza for years, and Houstonions seem to have a cult following. I had my first taste and am now hooked. It seemed an other-worldly experience. The whole wheat Starburst featured the basics of ground beef, Italian sausage, etc. There's no explanation for why it was so good. Just quality ingredients, I suppose. The cheese in the shakers didn't seem like the normal powdered stuff. I tasted it alone and the super-white substance was creamy. I asked the waitress and she confirmed it was Romano. The two Star sites offer many options, reasonable prices and area craft beers (which I did NOT sample on this venture).
Squid and pineapple
Vietnam restaurant in The Heights in Houston had pineapple and squid on the menu, and I thought that was weird enough to work. It did, with sweet chunks of fruit, long green onions and highly-textured squid over brown rice. The reason my aunt and I wanted to find this place again is the fried eggplant. It's impossibly sweet and crunchy. The two of us ordered it as our third entrée and took some of all our leftovers home for a second round.


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NOTE: The news release below replaces an earlier version that contained incorrect seasonally adjusted nonfarm data.
BATON ROUGE The growth in private sector jobs in Louisiana continued in March as employers added 4,400 nonfarm jobs over the year, according to figures reported today by the Louisiana Workforce Commission (LWC).
Seasonally adjusted results of a survey of Louisiana employers by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates there were 1,886,400 nonfarm jobs in the state in March, an over-the-year gain of 4,400 jobs from March 2010 but a decrease of 5,900 from February.
The report shows an over-the-year increase of 15,200 private sector jobs while the number of government jobs decreased by 10,800 from last year. Updated industry sectors totals: education and health services, 277,700 jobs, up 8,000 from March 2010; leisure and hospitality services, 199,200 jobs, up 5,600 over the year; information, 28,000, up 3,700; trade, transportation, and utilities, 364,700, up 1,200; mining and logging, 51,800, up 600 jobs; and professional and business services, 190,400, up 400. Over-the-year decreases were reported in construction, 120,100, down 3,200; manufacturing, 137,400, down 700 from March 2010; financial activities, 92,100, down 300; and other services, 65,400, down 100.
The March nonfarm estimates are the first set produced by BLS using a new methodology that greatly reduces state input into the results. The use of the new methodology makes comparisons to previous months less reliable and, according to BLS, may result in an increase in month-to-month variability. However, in this first month using the new methodology, the nonfarm statewide results still follow the growth trend established using the previous methodology.
The increase in March is the sixth straight month of over-the-year gains in the nonfarm job total, said Curt Eysink, LWC executive director.
The unadjusted nonfarm statewide job total in March was 1,889,600, a gain of 8,200 over the year and 2,700 over February. The New Orleans metropolitan statistical area (MSA) has gained 3,100 nonfarm jobs since March 2010, with a total of 522,100 jobs. The Houma MSA has 94,100 jobs, an increase of 2,800 over last year; Shreveport has 177,400 jobs, 2,600 more than March 2010. The BLS survey also showed Alexandria with a gain of 1,000 jobs over the year to 64,100; Lafayette, up 500 jobs from March 2010 to 146,100; and Lake Charles, up 300 jobs over the year to 89,900. Baton Rouges March job count was 362,200, down 2,500 over the year; and Monroe at 76,200 jobs, down 600 since March 2010.
A separate BLS survey of households shows a decrease in the seasonally adjusted number of people working -- a reduction of 10,219 over the month and 19,035 over the year -- for a total of 1,907,808 in March. The household survey shows the civilian labor force the number of people employed plus the number who are unemployed but looking for work increased 773 over the year to 2,076,576. The number of unemployed in March was 168,768, up 3,918 from February.
Louisianas seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for March 2011 was 8.1 percent, up from the revised February rate of 7.9 percent. Louisianas unemployment rate was tied with Texas and New Mexico for 23rd lowest in the nation and was tied with Texas for fifth in the South Region. The national rate in March was 8.8 percent, and the rate for the South Region was 9.0 percent.
Not seasonally adjusted unemployment figures are used to compare parishes and MSAs. Among the states eight MSAs, four held steady with the same unemployment rate as in February, three had slight increases in their unemployment rates, and one Lake Charles had a slight decrease. The states not seasonally adjusted statewide rate for March was 8.0 percent, unchanged from February. The national unadjusted unemployment rate for March was 9.2 percent.
For more detailed information on March 2011 employment data for Louisiana, visit our Web site at www.laworks.netand select Labor Market Information from the top right menu. Then select Monthly Employment Bulletin Workforce At A Glance or Monthly Employment Statistics Press Release for the latest monthly nonfarm and labor force data.
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The first Marine Corps Recruiting Poster...
Posted at Tun Tavern,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania, January 1776
The original poster is in the possession of the USMC Historical Department.
The photo above is a copy provided by the Webmaster of the
Scuttlebutt & Smallchow
USMC historical website.
The transcription below is also courtsey of the Scuttlebutt & Smallchow website...
What a Brilliant Prospect does this Event Present to every Lad of Spirit who is inclined to try his Fortune in this highly renowned Corps.
The Continental Marines
When every thing that swims the Seas must be a
Thousands are at this moment endeavoring to get on Board Privateers where they will serve without pay or reward of any kind whatsoever, so certain does their chance appear of enriching themselves by PRIZE MONEY! What an enviable Station then must the CONTINENTAL MARINE hold, who with far superior advantages to these, has the additional benefit of liberal Pay, and plenty of the best Provisions, with a good and well appointed Ship under him, the Pride and Glory of the Continental Navy; surely every Man of Spirit must blush to remain at Home in Inactivity and Indolence when his Country needs his Assistance.
Where then can he have such a fair opportunity, reaping Glory and Riches in the Continental Marines, a Corps daily acquiring new Honors, and here, once embarked in American Fleet, he finds himself in the midst of Honor and Glory, surrounded by a set of fine fellows, Strangers to Fear, and who strike Terror through the Hearts of their Enemies wherever they go!
He has likewise the inspiring idea to know, that while he sails the Ocean to protect the Liberty of these states, that the Thanks and good Wishes of the whole American people shall send him forth on his mission and participate in his Glory. Lose no Time, then, my Fine Fellows, in embracing the glorious Opportunity that awaits you: YOU WILL RECEIVE:
Seventeen Dollars Bounty.
And on your Arrival at Head Quarters be comfortably and genteely CLOTHED. And spirited young BOYS, of a promissing Appearance, who are Five Feet Six Inches High, will receive TEN DOLLARS, and equal Advantage of PROVISIONS and CLOTHING with the Men. And those who wish only to enlist for a limited Service, shall receive a Bounty of SEVEN DOLLARS, and Boys FIVE. In fact, the Advantages which the MARINE receives are too numerous to mention here, but among the many, it may not be amiss to state that if he has a WIFE or aged PARENT, he can make them an Allotment of half his PAY which will be regularly paid without any Trouble to them, or to whomever he may direct, that being well Fed and Clothed on Board Ship, the remainder of his PAY and PRIZE MONEY will be placed in Reserve for the Relief of his Family or his own private Purposes. The Single Young Man, on his Return to Port, finds himself compelled to cut a Dash on Shore, with his GIRL and his GLASS, that might be envied by a Nobleman. Take Courage then, seize the Fortune that awaits you, repair to the MARINE RENDEVOUS, where on a FLOWING BOWL of PUNCH, on Three Times Three, you shall drink.
Long Live the United States and Success to the Marines
The Daily Allowance of a Marine when embarked is One Pound of BEEF or PORK. One Pound of BREAD. Flour, Raisins, Butter, Cheese, Oatmeal, Molasses, Tea, Sugar, &c. &c. And a Pint of the best WINE, or half a Pint of the Best RUM or BRANDY, together with a Pint of LEMONADE. They make Liberty in warm countries, a plentiful Allowance of the choicest FRUIT. And what can be more handsome than the Marines' Proportion of PRIZE MONEY, when a Sergeant shares equal with the Fleet Class of Petty Officers, such as Midshipmen, Petty Officers, &c. which is five shares each; a Corporal with the Second Class, which Is Three Shares each; and the Private with the Able Seaman, one Share and a Half each.
Desiring Greater Particulars, and a more full account of the many Advantages of this Invaluable Corps, apply to CAPTAIN MULLAN at TUN TAVERN, where the bringer of a Recruit will receive THREE DOLLARS.
January, 1776
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Making Space for Girls
It's hard to imagine a more inspirational place than Space Camp.
Czarina Salido fighting to help young Native American girls discover STEM
Pascua Yaqui Students Heading to Space Camp
A group of middle school Pascua Yaqui students will get a taste of astronaut training
These Pascua Yaqui girls are blasting off to space camp
A group of girls sits around a table scattered with snacks, balloons and papers at the Pascua Yaqui Clubhouse
New scholarship program sending Pasqua Yaqui girls to Space Camp
On Wednesday evening, the new Taking Up Space scholarship program held a fundraising and awareness event at The R Bar in downtown Tucson.
The Clubhouse Goes to Space Camp: Imagine the First Pascua Yaqui Astronaut!
A new program is taking up space at the Pascua Yaqui Clubhouse.
Girls are still less interested in STEM careers than boys. Here's what Tucson is doing about it.
The worlds of science, technology, engineering and mathematics aren't just for boys.
Teen girls' interest in STEM careers continues to lag boys' interest
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Regarding http://redump.org/disc/24435/
SLPM 65875(65383). The Mold SID Code on mine clearly says: 45WB
There is/was a "Limited" or rather the "Deluxe Pack" that has the SLPM 65383 Disc in it, so i think this is the same disc repainted for "Altus Best". But i get this MD5 for my clean unscratched Atlus Best Disc:
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If we had to describe the trip in two words, it will probably be joyful and sunny. "Again?" you will say… Yeah! It seems that everything went well between the pupils of the two countries and that the sun decided to take part in all the trips. All the better for us. The exchange are more enjoyable in those conditions. Fingers crossed for the end of August…
What did the 22 schoolchildren of Llandysul, the two of Tregroes and the 7 accompanying adults in Plogonnec for 4 days? Answer: plenty of things!
After arriving late and having a short night sleep they went to sing before and after Sunday's office in Plogonnec's church. The people present enjoyed their performance.
The Plogonnec's twinning committee welcomed them afterwards with a crepes meal in Lopeau. With the sun and the piligoù (machines to cook crepes), the crepes cookers were happy to have a light breeze to refresh. In the afternoon, they went to a leisure centre, Odet Loisirs: hanging bridge, bicycles, maze, air structures… Everyone could find something to enjoy.
They went back then to Mahalon where they stayed for the four nights.
On Monday, the Plogonnec's and Welsh schoolchildren met each other. The Tregroes' went to Saint-Albin's school and Llandysul's to St-Egonnec school.
After being introduced to each other, they participated in many activities to get to know each other better: cooking (crepes, apple pancakes, fruits salad, crumbles)...
... lotto, relay races, etc…
It was a pleasure to see the teams mix and that they really tried to communicate.
On Tuesday, all school went on a trip. Tregroes' pupils went to Quimper with Saint-Albin's to discover a part of the town history. The Llandysul's pupils met the St-Egonnec's in Douarnenez.
They visited the boats museum and went round some boats.
They went then to the Plomarc'h's playground for a picnic...
... before walking to the beach of the Ris for a playing and relaxing afternoon. The pupils and the accompanying adults appreciated the day with the sunny weather.
In the evening, the St-Egonnec's parents' schoolchildren's societies and the twinning committee organised a buffet for everybody. The pupils presented at first short shows. St-Egonnec's school and the twinning committee gave afterwards presents to Carol and Wat for their last year as directors of, respectively, Tregroes' and Llandysul's primary school. They also thanked them for everything they had done for the schools exchanges between the two towns.
Everybody helped themselves in the buffet: aperitif, various salads, delicatessen and delicious cakes, each one more tempting that the other one… There was something to feed everyone. But when departure time arrived, there was some sadness with the children. It was for them the last time together for the year…
On Wednesday morning, the Welsh people shopped in Quimper . In the afternoon, they visited the Haliotika centre and the "criée" (fished sold by auction) in Le Guilvinec. A guide explained them the different ways of fishing in Le Guilvinec, showed them different kind of fish and boat… They watched then the boats coming back into the port and unloaded the day fishing. They were explained then what the "criée" is, how it works and its function.
They went back to the centre where they packed after a good meal to be ready to go early on Thursday morning.
The Welsh people really enjoyed the trip. They discovered the area and met their pen pals. The people of Plogonnec were also happy to meet them. All the children were nice and made a real effort to go and met each other. It was sometimes difficult to know who was Welsh and who was from Plogonnec! And when the Plogonnec's pupils ran after the Welsh bus in making goodbye signs it was clear that it was no language barrier, or at least that they found the way to pass it and that a real friendship was born.
They now have to wait two years before the Plogonnec's pupils coming to Wales . But some of them may see each other before, thanks to the adults trips.


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From 03/11/19 to 03/17/19
Returning to Classes on 03/18/19
We are having Day Camp for Spring Break!!
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Kooli, K., Akcay, E. and Bolat, E., 2017. Conceptualising cross-category brand in emerging country context: merging associative network memory model and resource based view. In: 2017 Annual Conference of Emerging Markets, 5-7 January 2017, Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, India.
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Brand alliances between the brands from different categories are increasingly becoming popular (Smarandescu, Rose and Wedell, 2013). This is particular relevant to the emerging countries context where multinational brands due to strong impact of cultural and country-specific political and economic governance policies are establishing cross-category brand alliances with local brands to gain brand success and customer loyalty. Existing studies investigated cross-category brand alliances according to the aspects of brand order, consumer ethnocentrism, the country of origin and brand familiarity. However, these studies primarily incorporate end-user impact factors in measuring and understanding the cross-category brand alliances performance. Brands as business perspective is required to understand the impacts of brand resources and attributes on the cross-category brand alliance. This study focuses on the cross-category brand alliances and attempts to develop a framework to measure the performance of cross-category brand alliances. The framework constructs are derived from Associative Network Memory (ANM) Model and Resource Based View (RBV) theories. The framework is developed by evaluating the interviews with the marketing managers of brands in the brand alliance case studies from an emerging country, Turkey.
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Good day on Sardis
Rick and Cindy Fodge fished Sardis today kept 35 biggest 2.14.
Just wanted to add to this report. Dont be afraid to go shallow . Caught these fish in 5 to 6 foot of water after a coule of warm days and nights
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The Davy Crockett model is the ultimate portable grill. It comes with a digital WiFi controller (control and monitor through our iOS or Android mobile application), a meat probe, a peaked lid for rib racks, a convenience tray with utensil hooks, and our new open flame technology grease tray. Also included is Sense-Mate, a thermal sensor which constantly monitors grill temperature. The grill can run on 12V or 120AC so it's perfect for home or camping, tailgating, hunting, house-boating, music festivals or anywhere you can take it! The Davy Crockett weighs 57 pounds and features fold-able legs so that it can be easily placed in the trunk of any car.
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|31.75" H x 34" W x 23" D
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|Surface Cooking Area
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A motor turns the auger which feeds pellets into the firebox. There, a hot rod automatically ignites the pellets, and a combustion fan below keeps them burning. Vents vertically line the inside of the Firebox creating a circular air flow. A fan inside the Pellet Hopper maintains positive pressure which prevents burn-back in the auger tube. When met these two air flows create the ultimate wood burning fire circulating pure hardwood smoke flavor.
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Pellet Hopper
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Thermal Sensor
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miércoles, 20 de enero de 2016
Mark Weisbrot violates promises made by the Center For Economic and Policy Research
10 comentarios:
- Jacob Sulzbach dijo...
I wonder how much Weisbrot was paid for the article?
A propaganda moment like this, coming at a time when the Venezuelan regime is feeling mounting pressure from an international community that recognizes one of its principal debtors is going down the road to Zimbabwe, must have been worth at least two kilos of prime blow.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 5:23
- Gustavo Coronel dijo...
Weisbrot has been an official spokesperson in Washington DC for the Venezuelan regime for years now, more effective than the inept Venezuelan embassy. I do not know what the deal is but he got paid a bundle for his participation in a documentary by Oliver Stone praising Chávez.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 5:47
- Andrés Valencia dijo...
Thanks, Gustavo Coronel, for exposing this infamy.
Weisbrot says: "in Venezuela's heavily safeguarded, fraud-proof voting system, which former president and electoral expert Jimmy Carter called "the best in the world," there were no problems with the vote count"
Yes, that is correct, Jimmy Carter fraudulently delivered Venezuela to Chavez.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 8:23
Sr. Coronel different subject but ... did you see the new F1 built for that driving ace Pastor Maldonado? Here it is: http://www.noticierodigital.com/2016/01/panorama-divulgan-foto-del-nuevo-monoplaza-de-pastor-maldonado/
- 20 de enero de 2016, 13:32
For long time ago Mark Weisbrot has been a person that can't be taken seriously. The ludicrous report stating that the financial crisis would no affect Venezuela is a joke.
And now this.
I wonder which will be the following work of this man.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 13:37
Who can take the Center for Economic Policy Research seriously when all their opinions come from al jezeera, telesur, huffy post, alternet etc etc etc.
The serious sounding name is just a façade for a "progressive" (read america hating) rubble rousing group.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 14:55
Reminiscent of when they sent the commie poet Ezra Pound to Ukraine to check on reports of famine back in the 1930s. Of course, he came back telling the world how wonderful Stalinist communism was and that there was no famine. And 6+ million people died while the world did nothing. Weisbrot is a just another lying, ridiculous communist apologist like Noam Chomsky.
- 20 de enero de 2016, 18:49
- Gustavo dijo...
the problem with this institution is that it is funded by numerous organizations such as:
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE)
American Federation of Labor and Congress of International Workers (AFL-CIO)
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
Annie E. Casey Foundation (AECF)
Ford Foundation
National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC)
Rauch Foundation
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Rockefeller Family Fund
Russell Sage Foundation
Sloan Foundation
Streisand Foundation
- 21 de enero de 2016, 1:56
- Adolfo dijo...
The problem -to me- is not that it is funded by many institutions but that they are all leftists. Yes the Rockefeller foundation is leftist, yes aarp is leftist, all the majority are unions that by definition are leftist/outright communist.
- 21 de enero de 2016, 2:37
Por la plata baila el mono............como traduciriamos esto al ingles?
The monkey dances for the money?
the money makes de monkey dance?
It is for the money the monkey dances?
traduccion maracucha (sector San Francisco): By the money dances the monkey...que mollejation.
- 21 de enero de 2016, 4:34


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These are some small details that will not cost you a lot of money, but can make the difference enticing a buyer to choose your home over the competition. A minor makeover can improve the home's general "wow" appeal, giving it the competitive edge in today's market and allow you to sell faster and maybe for more money.
Buyer's First Impressions Are Everything
First Things First For The Seller
- Sweep up your front entrances to your home.
- Wash or degrease your front door or possibly repaint/replace the door if needed.
- Consider pet or food smells that may be in your home and do your best to remove those odors as they are "Big" objections by buyers.
- Give the house a fresh coat of paint, add shiny hardware to the front door and plant a few flowers to send a subliminal message the house is loved and well cared for.
Upgrades That Make a Difference
- Replace faded, peeling or torn wallpaper, in fact eliminate as much wallpaper as you can as this is a dated item in today's interior design standards.
- Repair, replace or paint worn interior and exterior woodwork.
- Paint a neutral color over walls that look old or were previously painted too boldly.
- Paint and Carpet is the biggest bang for your buck if you are on a budget and had to pick some updates.
- If you are not on a budget, kitchens and baths sell homes, PERIOD!
Simple Repairs Can Make a Difference to Buyers
- When a buyer sees things that need fixing, they see dollar signs, and begin to wonder what else is wrong.
- Be sure to repair any loose knobs, sticking doors/windows, warped cabinet drawers, broken light switches etc.
- These defects subtract from the value of the home and buyers always exaggerate the costs for repairs.
- It will be far less costly do them before an inspector flags the repairs and make it look worse than it really is.
Let the Light Shine In
- A dark home just isn't as inviting, so open the curtains and blinds.
- Turn on all lights during evening showings.
- Replace any double pane windows where that look foggy, the seal is broken and needs to be replaced.
Clear the Clutter
- Remove all unnecessary articles from your closets and garage. Your intent is to sell and move anyway so rent a storage unit to keep your personal treasure out of the home until it is sold.
- Spacious rooms and large storage spaces are a great selling feature.
- Remove family pictures, trophies, and knickknacks where closets and cabinets are no more than 30% full.
- Consider having a garage sale to dispose of unwanted items.
- Look around your home to determine where you can reduce a cluttered to have a clean appearance to buyers.
Safety First
- Keep stairways and hallways clear.
- Don't overload electrical outlets.
- Open the drapes and blinds as light and bright rooms give the impression this is a happy place.
Clean It Until It Shines
- Clean windows, sills and all appliances.
- Steam clean and/or replace worn carpets.
Nice Bathrooms Sell Homes
- Check and repair caulking in bathtubs and showers.
- Clear up any mildew stains as mold is a "Killer to a Sale".
- Display fresh, clean towels and make the room attractive.
- Spray a light fragrance and make the room pleasant smelling.
- Remove excess furniture to create an open home.
- Make the beds with clean, attractive bedspreads.
Don't Cause Controversy
- Not everyone shares your sense of humor or political views so remove any signs, posters or art that might be controversial or offensive to prospective buyers.
- Neutralize bold and trendy wall colors.
Make Sure A Room's Primary Use is Obvious
- A bedroom should look like a bedroom, not an office, hobby center or gym.
Bedrooms and Kitchens are Difficult To Stage, But Make The Effort
- Clear everything off counters and nightstands, roll up the rugs and hide the laundry hamper.
- Buff the cabinets with furniture finishing products and clean under the sinks.
Systems in Your Home
- If your hot water heater, air conditioner, furnace and electrical systems are dated this will be a major objection by most buyers related to the cost of the home.
- Anything past 10 to 15 years will be a negative to a buyer as they will have to replace them in time.
Now that your home has been visually staged, here are some well-tested rules geared toward helping your home to show easily and effectively:
Rule #1: Three's a Crowd
- Try to be somewhere other than home during showings.
- The goal is to have the buyer feel relaxed, and not rushed, when viewing your home.
- If you are present, they may not be comfortable looking at details or asking questions.
- Further, it is the Realtor who knows what the buyer is looking for. They are better equipped to emphasize those key points to the buyers.
Rule #2: Keep the Music Down
- Having easy-listening or classical music playing in the background adds to the ambiance of your home, but be sure to keep the volume low so that the Realtor and buyer can talk easily.
Rule #3: No Pets Allowed
- Keep all pets, pet beds, litter boxes and feeding dishes out of the way, move them to the utility room.
- Deodorize your home thoroughly of pets and possible pet odors, as many buyers want pet free homes.
Got questions on getting your home ready to sell – call or email Drew for a consultation:
Drew Seargent, Realtor


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We will begin with new headlining throughout, a new suite of crafted doorcards, new flooring, PMS electrics, lighting etc. With this in place we are building and fitting one of our "Limousine" RnR beds, with twin drawers at the rear, triple headrests……and sculptured panelling & stitching detail.
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|on Oct 04, 2002 at 22:01 UTC ( #202923=note: print w/replies, xml )
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I realise that TMTOWTDI, but I don't really understand what you are gaining over the standard UNIX chown/chgrp/chmod commands, as these are recursive anyway (with the -R option)?
I'm not by any means being anti-Perl here, but if there's a perfectly good system command then why not use it? Even if you want all the operations to be completed in one go, a four line shell (or Perl) script would suffice.
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When we started to organize the 1st Annual East Coast Windsurfing Festival Cape Cod in 2013, the Barnstable Harbor Master told us: "You need a rescue boat!". For the first three installments from 2013 to 2015, we used a jet ski (kindly loaned to us by Fast Eddie from Cape Cod Windsurfing). But last year, Eddie pointed out that rescuing a windsurfer and his gear with a jet ski might actually be illegal in Massachusetts: you are not allowed to tow anything with a jet ski!
Perhaps many would have ignored that. But the organizers of the ECWF Cape Cod are Germans. Germans know how important rules are. We have no speed limits on the Autobahn because we can rely on everyone following the rules (well, almost everyone). For example, that you should move to the right lane immediately after passing someone, even if you are going 100 mph, so that the guy coming from behind can pass you at 150 mph. Ignoring rules makes a good German almost as uncomfortable as not being able to get good beer.
But there was another issue of concern: if we should ever get a typical Kalmus "southwest" day, we'd get 25-30 mph wind, and tons of voodoo chop at high tide. Sure, we'd set the course as far away from the shipping lane that the high speed ferry uses, but in such conditions, drifting a few hundred meters can happen very quickly. With more than 30 racers out in challenging conditions, it's not a question of "if" something will happen - it's just a question of "when".
Of course, jet skis can be used to rescue windsurfers even in crazy conditions. But that's if you have someone who has spent a lot of time riding them. That's not me. I get quite uncomfortable on jet skis even in small chop. If I went out on a very windy and choppy day to rescue someone, chances are that someone else would need to rescue me. Yes, there are usually a few windsurfers at the event that have more jet ski experience, but they want to race, not stand around waiting to maybe rescue someone.
So we needed a boat. Small inflatables can be found on Craigslist for less than $1,000, including a motor, but the pictures on these ads did not always instill confidence. So when Jim from Sailworld Cape Cod offered to sell us his Zodiac with an 8 hp motor, we jumped at the opportunity. We know Jim well enough to trust that he would help us with any problems we might encounter.
Problems? What problems? Well, they started out when we tried to register the boat (you must register any boat that uses a motor in Massachusetts). The friendly lady at the registry looked a the bill of sales, and pointed out it has to include the registration number! This required a trip back home, some phone and email exchanges with Jim, and a return trip to the registry. First problem solved.
Our first attempt to test the boat and motor failed because we had under-estimated the time we needed to paint the registration number onto the boat, as required by MA law (with "paint" I mean "draw with permanent markers). But a few days later, we made it to a local lake early in the morning. The initial plan was to make two trips - one trip with Nina and the motor, and a second trip where I'd just put the inflated boat into the van. Good plan ... except that the inflated boat did not quite fit. So deflate it, drive to the lake, and inflate it again. By now, I was getting hot!
But we finally got the boat into the water, and the motor attached. We had forgotten to bring paddles, but were able to anchor close to the shore to get the motor started. Or at least that was the plan. But the motor had not been run for about 2 years, and 2-stroke motors do not like standing around. I pulled the starter cord. And pulled again. And again, and again, .... I think you get the idea. I played around with the choke. But except for a few promising turns early on, the motor just would not start. So a very sweaty hour later, we carried everything back to the van, deflated the boat, and went home again.
Did I mention that this was the first time I tried to start an outboard motor? I have owned a few motor cycles over the years, but they all had 4-stroke engines, which always started right away. A quick Google search showed that that's definitely not the case for 2-stroke outboard motors; many owners run the motors every couple of weeks, just to make sure they turn on again. But I also found one useful tip: try starting the motor with the throttle two thirds open. I hooked up a hose to the motor so the water cooling would function, and tried to start it in the drive way. A few pulls later, it was running! It coughed a bit and stank a lot, but it was running!
So far so good. But the next problem was right at hand: the shift lever did not work! I could get the motor to run, but I could not get the propellor to turn. Not so great if you need to rescue someone. Jim did not know anything about the issue, but the motor had been standing around for a couple of years - plenty of time for things to rust into place.
Squirting some WD40 into a couple of places did nothing. I did a quick Google search which indicated that fixing the issue would require removing the power head. That's a bit beyond my skill level, so I went to find a boat mechanics. Every place close by that I called did not work on the brand of motor I had, or had a waiting list of 4 weeks, which would have brought us way to close to the event date. Thanks to a suggestion on the Cape Cod Windsurfers Facebook page, I finally found a place 45 minutes away that accepted the motor. Well, 45 minutes without tourist traffic ... in the middle of summer, this ended up as a 3-hour round trip.
I called the shop a few days later, and got some bad news: the mechanic estimated that it would take 3 hours to remove the power head, fix the stuck level, and put everything back together. With some added time to check out the motor for any problems and the cost of parts, that would bring the bill to about $500! Way more than what we had left in the budget.
I got back in touch with Jim from Sailworld Cape Cod, and he said: "Let my guy look at it". So we picked up the motor, waited a couple of days to find a break in the tourist traffic, and dropped the motor back off. A couple of days later, Jim sent a message "All set - only needed a bit of grease". He later showed me where exactly the grease was needed (a spot I had missed before). About $500 saved! Seems not all mechanics are created equal. Although I did really not get the impression that the other guy had wanted to screw us over - he seemed to be talking about experience from other cases he had seen, where the corrosion was a lot worse than in our case.
Fast forward a few more days, and we are back on the water for a second try. By now, we have a nice dolly for the motor, and a small mover's dolly for the boat, so getting everything onto the water is a bit easier. The motor starts on the first pull! We let it warm up and drove around a couple of miles, bouncing across the small chop on a full plane at times. Not too bad! This is definitely something that's easier to control in chop than a jet ski. And it will even be legal to tow a windsurfer back to shore, should that become necessary! Whether the little boat and motor will allow for tow-in windsurfing if we get a windless day is another story, though - the top speed we measured was 15 knots, although that was in some chop. But chances are that we'll get two planing days for the event this year, thanks to Jay who bought a longboard specifically for the ECWF Cape Cod.
So, once again many thanks to Jim from Sailworld Cape Cod, who sold us the boat at a significant discount, and was very helpful to sort out all the little unforeseen problems we ran into. I hope he and Pam can find someone to tend the shop on September 17 and 18 so that they can make it down to the event! If you are planning to come and play, please register!
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For years, the high point in rural population growth was amenity-rich recreation areas, which attracted tourists and their dollars. Since the Great Recession, the growth rate in those counties has dropped by nearly 75 percent.
The population growth in rural counties that depend on tourists and retirees isn't what it used to be, but it's still a bright spot compared to other rural population trends, a new analysis by the USDA Economic Research Service shows.
As the Daily Yonder has reported, nonmetropolitan counties overall have lost population for the fourth straight year. But some types of rural counties managed to add population rather than lose it. We've already reported on how larger rural counties – ones that have cities of between 10,000 and 50,000 residents – grew in population last year.
The new ERS analysis by John Cromartie looks at other geographic factors in rural population change from 2010 to 2014. He finds that factors that used to contribute to population growth for rural counties aren't as strong as they used to be.
Urban population size, metro proximity, attractive scenery, and recreation potential have historically contributed to nonmetro population growth. For the time being at least, their influence has weakened. Over the last 4 years, suburban and exurban population growth has contracted considerably—for the first time since World War II—affecting not only outlying metro counties but nonmetro counties adjacent to metro areas as well.
The analysis looks at nonmetropolitan population change by "county type":
The analysis found that recreation counties were the only type of rural county to show any appreciable growth in 2010-2014.
In recreation counties, the population grew by 1.4 percent. That's still pretty anemic compared to population growth from 2003 to 2007, before the Great Recession. But at least it's in positive territory, unlike farming and manufacturing counties.
Before the recession, the population in recreation counties climbed by nearly 5.1 percent, the ERS analysis says. That growth rate was even higher than the growth rate for metropolitan counties overall.
Population loss in manufacturing counties was caused by the recession, global competition, and changes in technology, the analysis says.
Farming counties, focused in the Great Plains and Corn Belt, lost population overall despite growth in some of those counties from energy production.
Both these types of counties have an aging population, Cromartie reports, which results in lower birth rates and higher death rates. A previous Yonder story looks at that trend.


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A few days ago, I reported on a preview analysis of next year's Senate races by the Capitol Hill newpaper Roll Call. The analysis projected that the Republicans will pick up one seat. This was based on the view that the Republicans will pick up seats in Georgia and South Carolina, the Democrats will pick up a seat in Illinois, and the four toss-up races (Oklahoma and Alaska, where the incumbents are Republicans, and Florida and North Carolina, where they are Democrats) will be a wash.
Reader Dafydd ab Hugh found this analysis unconvincing because it overlooks substantial opportunities for Republican pick-ups. I tend to agree with this criticism. Although the Roll Call outcome may be the single most likely, the Republicans have an excellent chance of doing better, and the Democrats don't. First, it's probably generous to the Dems to rate North Carolina a toss-up. Second, Senator Breaux may retire, in which case Louisiana becomes a possible Republican pick-up. Third, Roll Call admits that Tom Daschle is vulnerable. Fourth, it is more likely that President Bush will win decisively than that he will lose decisively. A decisive Bush victory could lead to Republican victories in states where Democrats are not now seen as in trouble.
The bottom lline, I suppose, is that it's too early to be playing this game with much conviction, except to say that, overall, the Republican Senate propsects are better than those of the Democrats, perhaps considerably so.
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Coral Gables estate divided to open up options for buyers
For sale: a three-story waterfront mansion with a pool, full gym, tennis court, 1,500-bottle wine room, a professional chef's kitchen and exotic banyan trees transported to the grounds by barge — among other amenities.
Who wouldn't want it?
Not such an easy sell, says Christopher Zoller, a broker at EWM Realty International. This, Zoller said, may explain why car magnate Alan Potamkin has divided the 3.6-acre Coral Gables property on which his custom-built home currently sits into two lots: one with the house, and a second 1.5-acre parcel suitable for building a new home.
$49 million New asking price for the mansion, down from $67 million
"You never know if there's a person coming behind you that has the same taste and wants the same features as you. The more you customize, the more you narrow your aftermarket opportunities," said Zoller, who is not involved with the sale.
Dividing large parcels of land with the option to buy an adjacent lot separately, as Potamkin did, opens up options for buyers and is a common practice.
The Jills listed the 20,862-square-foot home, located at 1 Casuarina Concourse in Gables Estates, with the option to buy the adjacent 66,000-square-foot lot last week. The house is now priced at $49 million, down from $67 million in May 2015 when the Coldwell Banker duo, Jill Eber and Jill Hertzberg, first listed it. Coldwell Banker could not confirm the price of the new lot.
Since splitting the land, Potamkin has been approached by two potential buyers, Hertzberg said. But he is holding out.
"He still doesn't want to sell the lot until he sells the [house] … He's being prudent," she said.
After 16 years of living on the estate with his family, Potamkin is looking to downsize, the Jills said. He has already purchased a condo, though the Jills would not say where, revealing only that it's located in a brand-new luxury development by the beach.
As for the fate of Potamkin's dream home?
"It's going to take a very unique buyer with almost identical desires that Mr. Potamkin had in 2000," Zoller said.
It's likely that buyers would just prefer to start from scratch: buy the house, tear it down, build a new one — to his or her own taste.
"With all its bells and whistles, they were built for someone else," Zoller said. "And the next person to come along is probably going to want something a little different."
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It's great to see a Kiwi crime writer 'break into' the British market, providing an opportunity for a much wider readership to experience what our writers have to offer. It will be interesting to see how CEMETERY LAKE does in the UK, given the prior (deserved) acclaim for Cleave's three books, and the very positive way in which they have been received in Germany.
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Thread: How to say/write (this word):
It began with the dots above the e in Amarië.
Just to note it, the 'dots' (diaeresis) are not really necessary. Amarie sounds the same without 'em. Long vowels should properly be represented however (with an acute accent for example, if there's a long vowel in a word or name).
Amarie sounds the same without 'em.
Yes, if you speak Sindarin/Quenya/Scandinavian/*insert language*
I don't mind people writing my 'name' without the dots. I have a Norwegian keyboard and don't have to use the alt codes, so it is easy for me. But Tolkien wrote it Amarië, and my nick is the elven name Amarië from the Sil, not the French name Amarie (which I assume is pronounced Amari). So I use the dots to help people get my 'name' right.
But you can also call me Ama.
yeah Galin also right but i think it would be really nice if we could use those dots.....and Grondy have also posted the key codes........as a Tolkien club it's great to use his language.
The Quenya words mára 'good' and márie 'goodness' are attested with long vowels, as is namárie (which contains márie). The name Amárie might have a related derivation, though I can't remember if Tolkien himself ever explained this name specifically.
In any case, at all occurrences in The History of Middle-Earth the name has a long vowel: Amárie. I don't know why it appears with a short vowel in the 1977 Silmarillion (in my early editions at least).
The name Amárie might have a related derivation, though I can't remember if Tolkien himself ever explained this name specifically.
I don't think he has. It might mean 'good' and that's fine with me. My real name means 'war'.
I don't know why it appears with a short vowel in the 1977 Silmarillion
I don't know the reasoning behind Chris' choises. But if I remember correctly from the Quenya classes we used to have, then the stress in a four syllable word is always on the second syllable.
A-ma-ri-e. So there shouldn't be a need to write Amárie.
I don't know the reasoning behind Chris' choises. But if I remember correctly from the Quenya classes we used to have, then the stress in a four syllable word is always on the second syllable. A-ma-ri-e. So there shouldn't be a need to write Amárie.
I would guess maybe this was a mistake (not necessarily CJRT's) but I'm not sure in any case. I wonder if later editions have the same spelling.
Anyway, long vowels should be marked and are also noted when writing in the tengwar. Stress is a different matter, but the primary stress in the four syllable example elentári is elentAri because the penult, or second to last syllable, contains a long vowel (one example from Return of the King).
The primary stress in Amárie is amArie, that's true, but that's because the penult is short.
The primary stress in Amárie is amArie, that's true, but that's because the penult is short.
*looks up penult* Aha!
Yes, I shouldn't have used always. I should have said that the stress is on the second syllable, unless it is show to be somewhere else. As it is in elentári (thank you for using a word I knew btw. ) This is *very* simplified of course, so that Quenya newbies like me would get a base to build on. Sadly I have forgotten all the other rules, except that Teleri rhymes with celery. That still hurts my ears.
I think I will copy the Quenya part of this discussion to the Elvish section.
And here ends the quotes, but hopefully many educational posts will follow.
This would be very similar to Avallónë, you have the long vowel plus the dotted e at the end. It is a four syllable word and fits your description from above, from what I can see. From doing abit of reading, I found that all words ending with ë is pronounced 'eh' with a breath sound. Like with Aulë, it is pronounced 'ow-leh', from where I read. The ë is what sparked this conversation anyway, so I thought I'd bring this into light. Is this correct?
I've always though that it would be a solid vowel sound when words end with the dotted e, like in the 'Note on Pronounciation' in the back of The Sil, I have the Second Edition, I'm unsure of how many there are, but it says on the vowel 'e';
E - at the end of words is always pronounced as a distinct vowel, and in this position is written ë. It is likewise always pronounced in the middle of words like Celeborn, Menegroth.
With Celeborn you do have the breath 'eh' in the middle which is what the above quote says. Distinct vowel at the end would mean to pronouncing it as 'ee' would it not? Like 'forsee'
If you listen to Galadriel in the movie when she says Namárië. That's the correct way.
I found an audio file which is of Tolkien reciting the poem Namárië, which starts with Ai! Laurië, and at the beginning he pronounces it as, 'eye l-ow-ree-eh', so that is the proper way to say it if Tolkien spoke it that way himself
CJRT was very concerned with proper pronunciation, and purposely changed correct Narn i·Chîn Húrin to Narn i·hîn Húrin, for example, because he did not want people using the -ch- sound of English church.
so, Amarie, this is what you had been planning for so long?
This thread wasn't planned at all.
So no, this is not what we have been planning for so long. But we do expect it will fuel many good discussions.
Im finding the pronouncation of Quenya very easy since it is largely pronounced as finnish is
Yes, it is very close to Norwegian too. Add a few German sounds like ch in 'ich' and your basicly there. We are quite lucky that way, you and I. We don't have to wonder how to say "E" do we?
i think elvish is epic and i don't now why the elves didn't rule over all the over creatures
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I finally purchased a later edition Silmarillion, but the second a in Amarie is still short there.
The edition reproduces a text from 1999. It's later than 1977 anyway