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The objective of this project is to capture data from incoming emails and save to our database. Specifically, this project is for capturing invoices and receipts that are emailed to us. The standard required items are everything related to the transaction such as: Store Name Store Number Transaction Date Transaction Time Products and Amounts Total Amount Tax ID Payment Method Credit Card used f...
Hi, I am in need of someone with experience with python, who has the ability to swiftly code a program which will be able to read the attached xml file and to parse Entities, Objects, Vehicles to Layer Files (I have attached an example of what is the layer files would look like, the "[login to view URL]" file being used as an input to extract data
PARSE SCRAPE PRODUCT DATA FROM WHOLESALE WEBSITE (internal system) + also images IMAGES TO LOCAL DISK (1,3TB available) PROJECT DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE SCREENSHOT!!!! >>>>>>> [login to view URL] * YOU WILL HAVE ONLY ACCESS THRU TEAMVIEWER (DUE TO THE SECURITY AND IP LOGGING) * YOU WILL
...iot app. The platform will be parse server. 1-) The sim7000e (simcom) gsm module connects to the arduino internet (to be programmed with nodejs). 2-) Arduino Parse will send data to server platform. (to be programmed with nodejs) 3-) Client will monitor the data in real time. (to be programmed with nodejs) 4-) The parse will be informed to the arduino
I need to build a Glossary tool in javascript and fetch data from a Json file to parse in an html paragraph
...the script just takes the body of the message to find the link and thus only takes the first jpg and ignores the rest. We would like a method, script or otherwise that can parse the links and separate them individually for use in the IFTTT google drive integration. Another problem is when we are sent files by email occasionally the images can be embedded
...the data in any DBMS, you have to pre-process it. To parse the data, use Java code. Once parsed, store the parsed CSV file(s) on your local machine for future use. Remember that, parsing is done only once, but the parsed data can be used as many times as we want. Submission: Submit the code to parse the data along with the parsed data. Note that, you
We are looking for a ReactJS/JavaScript web developer to build a web app using Parse as a bac-end (for storing static data). We do not have enough time or resources to build a custom back-end at this stage. There will also be a need to connect to an external API, fetch data, and store it in the database on a regular basis (every x minutes), as well
Parse server arduino sdk [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Hello, parse server is located in arduino yun sdk library. I want this library to be recompiled as arduino uno. arduino yun convert to arduino uno library run and test the library
I have a website that is down...maybe a virus. I emails Godaddy and this is what the...forward this to your developer. This is identifying where the error is occurring and why your site is not up. 25021932 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING, expecting T_STRING in /home/content/11/6794411/html/[login to view URL] on line 25
I need an XLS file (NOT XLSX) parsed using SheetJS [login to view URL] . It needs to read each row and column and build an HTML table. Github has pleanty of examples but I don't have time right now. See the attached xls
Three address types: (WANT EXCEL FORMULAS - NOT A MACRO) (1) if, ", APT - extract ", APT and everything to the right until the next comma including the next comma - output results in columns C & D per example in attached file. (2) if, " STE - extract " STE and everything to the right until the next comma including the next comma - output results in columns C & D per th...
import search filter large json file . search edit export data in many ways xls pdf etc.. will provide sample of small file and example data inside it once we discuss. winner of this project who place best bid . thanks
SQLite provides a great system which uses a binary data file (B-Tree) to store it's data while not requiring any running database server. I would like to be able to use the SQLite engine on other flat file binary data. It would seem that there will need to be a few adjustments in column separator definitions, as well as other definitions, but most things should not need to be changed, such a...
We need to speed up HTML parsing and accessing DOM nodes via CSS selectors. Existing PHP based parsers with CSS support are a bit slow. We are currently using PHPQuery which is very old. There is an open source project to parse HTML DOM and allow CSS selector access to nodes. Its called Modest => [login to view URL] The job: Need
I need java functions using jsoup to parse certain websites... i will pay $5 per website (you might need to fetch multiple links from a page to get content from that page- in that case it will be $7 per page).....if yu can do it ...please bid
We require a Magento plugin which will parse an XML which contains our daily shipped items and create shipments on Magento for those products. Shipment must contain tracking information which is included in the XML and send a transactional email with a clickable link directly to the couriers website. Multiple couriers are used and we must be able
i need a php script that would log me in on a website (i have credentials for login) and then parse html information from a specific page inside the members area
Development of two browser extensions (1 for f...Adding to Chrome store, Mozilla store Adherence to above plan is mandatory. if you are only skilled in either Firefox or Chrome but can perform all the other activities, html parse, API, webservice - applications will still be considered and we will pair you with someone skilled in the other browser
I have sample html which I want to parse into array elements in php without any framework
...the script just takes the body of the message to find the link and thus only takes the first jpg and ignores the rest. We would like a method, script or otherwise that can parse the links and separate them individually for use in the IFTTT google drive integration. Another problem is when we are sent files by email occasionally the images can be embedded
We want to get from other site the hole product category structure. You must save all categories in DB we have structure for this table. Please check the requirements before to bid on this project: [login to view URL]
Currently, I have a mssql database, and I need you to parse it in unity Please bid only if you have experience about it
I require all order entries/cancellations/ammendments and transactions to be parsed/scraped from the Oasis DEX. I require to/from address, currency, datetime, block.
I would like to get all Bancor transactions (From/To account, token/Eth, amount, date, block). Parsing the ledger is one way ([login to view URL]) however I am open to other extraction / scraping methods.
Have a cron that includes a cURL request and it's throwing an error. I need to determine if the error is being cause by the script of if it's an issue with the APE request itself. PM me with questions and for sample code. This should be a super quick job for an experienced programmer, please bid accordingly.
I need to crawl and parse of European Union Countries Computer Science and IT professor's informations
parse log file using python or ruby see=> check [login to view URL] file for more info
1. Create a script to parse YouTube videos but only with the word (new) under the video Example: images attached 2. output those videos in a XML or PHP array 3. If their is no results just have the ouput be blank (Example) Title: Time: Thumbnail: Youtube Video embedded auto start: 4. The output embedded code for the video would autostart 5. the
I'm extending a sample c++ project that receives a google::protobuf::Message. I'm...to wrap this in a c# application (or perhaps pass the message on to a c# app). For this project I will be happy just having someone with experience explain/ show me how to parse the message. **I will not be able to share all of the source files that I am working with.
A json request returns a set of data as follows: { "success" : true, "message" : "", "result" : { "buy" : [{ "Quantity" : 12.37000000, "Rate" : 0.02525000 } ], "sell" : [{ "Quantity" : 32.55412402, "Rate" : 0.02540000 }, { "Quantity" : 60.00000000, &...
This is a very simple project. I need a web based software script that has an input field that we can paste datablocks into. Attached is a file with example datablock. I need the script to output the following: ISBN PRICE There should be 50 isbns per datablock. Here are the first 5 from the attached file so you can see where the data is: 0689106726 $3.79 0738207659 $3.79 0810907658 $4...
Help required parsing HTML in Perl, I'm currently using Mojo::DOM but am having problems finding out how to update inline styles. No rendering is required, this is parsing exercise only. Typical tasks are as follows; 1) Find All [id^="conTaID"] Update style width:100% and max-width:600px; 2) Find All [id^="conTaID"] Remove one class 3) Find All [id^="conTaID&q...
I have a landing page built on Wordpres...gravity forms. After a user enters there details they are redirected to the Acuity Scheduler. The Acuity scheduler requires Name and email to be entered. I require assistance to parse this data from Wordpress form to the Acuity scheduler so users don't have to enter their information twice in the same journey.
I need someone to convert my app into react native. For iOS then maybe Android
The script in the attached [login to view URL] is used in Microsoft Access 365. It monitors the folder C:123 for new files every 60 seconds. When a new file is created there it displays a message box. I need code to that instead of displaying a message box will: - Load XML from an xml file created in that folder (ignore if file is not .xml) - Create a record in the table "ListOrdersRespons...
Android App : Parse Html of a web and write it to a txt file. Web url : [login to view URL] I need the txt file to contain indexes like "strength", "Acceleration",.....
Chris, are you available to work with me on scraping the site I mentioned with you together? What i want to do is: 1. Do a screen share together ...code together. 2. We analyze the cookies and any possible defenses site have. 3. Setup crawling to simulate searching and then paging through site, and saving HTML down (later we will parse and save).
Parse Html of a web and write it to a txt file. Web url : [login to view URL] I need the txt file to contain indexes like "strength", "Acceleration",.....
...choose to list their item in the main auction, their store front or both - only applicable if the seller has created their own store front) Custom item title/subtitle Easy to use HTML editor for entering/customising item description Quickly and easily upload image(s) - multiple file uploading supported (or attach remotely hosted images) Quickly and easily
Insert N/A to right places whenever there is missing column for each line. [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL] are input files. [login to view URL], [login to view URL], [login to view URL] are output files.
Hi, I need ios native app developer who have strong knowledge of back...notification from GCM/Firebase (will send by principal/Teacher as public notice) Paypal Integration for fee Submission Fee Paid History You must have to show your Back4app/Parse knowledge in your previous work Write "Read" in your Bid so that I could know that You read well
hI, I need a html page where i can see the api data displayed. i need it in 2hrs. please check the design and api
hi , I need help to write script that can parse and structure 2 text files into database table. This files are export from a pdf book with articles and follow a pattern that can be used for parsing the file. The content is written cyrillic characters , so need someone that can at least understand character set.
I have a folder of 35 saved web pages from an online purchasing account. The pages are from the Order History section of the account. The pages have been saved to a folder and are numbered 001 to 035. Each page needs to be parsed, and the following five different data fields need to be extracted for each order: * Order Date. * Order Number. * Book Title. * Total Price. * Order Status. Th...
...down into two phases: 1. Scrape Site a. Login as a user account b. Save down data HTML for files - we don't know yet what data to save. Scheduling I want this program to be schedulable and easy to deploy. We can use docker. ETL Have ETL layer which will parse HTML and pick out certain time series data for updating into a database. If we run the
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I need code to parse [login to view URL] patent bulk data into excel. The bulk data I need to parse weekly can be found here: [login to view URL] I need the patents filtered so that the specification includes microprocessor cpu microcontroller or "micro controller". Also the assignee name needs to match the inventor
I am looking for a developer who can provide me a C++ Script that'll produce an accurate & expected outputs as per per specifications. Detailed requirements to be discussed.
...the data, nothing else I would like you to make a search bar I can put on our other website which a user can enter the username as shown in the attached photo and it will Parse just the individual users' data and display it. Attached is the format of the data with all usernames and another screenshot of the information i want parsed after a user searches


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Number: 110-12
Date: October 1, 2007
Congress Passes H.R. 976, the Children's Health Insurance
Program Reauthorization Act of 2007
On September 25, 2007, the House amended the Senate-passed version of H.R. 976 and passed it by a vote of 265-159. The Senate agreed to the House-passed version and the bill will now be sent to the President. The bill would reauthorize the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) and make changes in the Medicaid program. The President has indicated that he will veto the bill, saying it "goes too far toward federalizing health care and turns a program meant to help low-income children into one that covers children in some households with incomes of up to $83,000 a year." (See Legislative Bulletins 110-5, 110-9 and 110-10 for provisions of interest to SSA contained in earlier SCHIP reauthorization bills.) Following are provisions of the final bill of interest to SSA:
Verification of Declaration of Citizenship or Nationality for Purposes of Eligibility for Medicaid and CHIP
• Would give States the option to verify an individual's declaration that he or she is a U.S. citizen or national for purposes of Medicaid or CHIP eligibility through electronic verification of the individual's name and Social Security number (SSN). Under the provision, a State could verify with the Social Security Administration (SSA) the name/SSN of an individual. In the case of an individual whose name or SSN is invalid according to SSA's records, the State would have to make a reasonable effort to identify and address the causes of the invalid match; after such reasonable efforts are made, the State would provide the individual with 90 days to cure the invalid determination with the Commissioner of Social Security, or to present paper documentation of citizenship (e.g., a U.S. passport or birth certificate combined with a prescribed, acceptable identity document). The State would disenroll the individual within 30 days after the end of the 90-day period if documentation is not provided or the invalid determination is not cured.
• Would provide that States may enter into an agreement with the Commissioner to allow States to electronically submit for verification each month the names and SSNs of each individual newly enrolled (but not dually enrolled in another income maintenance program) for that month: (1) through an on-line system or otherwise; (2) on a batch basis at least monthly; or, (3) through other methods agreed to by the State and Commissioner and approved by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, provided that such method is no more burdensome on the individual than the first two processes. This provision would be effective October 1, 2008.
Extension of SSI Web-Based Asset Demonstration Project to the Medicaid Program
• Would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to use the current process that SSA uses in the Access to Information Held by Financial Institutions pilot project to be utilized for verification of assets for Medicaid eligibility of individuals not applying for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Extension to Medicaid would be limited to States in which the SSI demonstration project is operating. This provision would be effective October 1, 2012.
NOTE: As drafted, this provision expands a fully automated ("web-based") request and response process that does not yet exist. The current SSI asset verification demonstration project involves a manual workload in addition to web-based transactions.
Support for Injured Service Members
• Would amend the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 to provide up to 26 weeks of unpaid leave to employees who are caring for family members who have been injured or become ill in the line of active military service. Eligible employees could elect (or employers could require) that accrued paid leave be substituted for unpaid leave. Would be effective October 1, 2007.
Military Family Job Protection
• Would prohibit for up to 52 weeks, the firing, demotion or any adverse action against employees who are absent from work in order to care for family members who have been injured or become ill in the line of active military service. Would be effective October 1, 2007.

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The biggest kite related website in the Netherlands will be 10 years old on 24 of March!
This is going to be celebrated on April 6 or 13 at C-side beach pavilion Ouddorp.
The program for the day is as follows:
12:00 to 13:00 Clinics: Kiteloops, wave and wakestyle
13:00 to 16:00 Kite High Style Masters
16:00 to 18:00 Contest for everyone
18:00 to 20:00 Barbecue, €9.50 pp
20:00 to 20:30 Winners ceremony
20:30 to 01:30 The big party!
Continuous program:
The whole day there is an ongoing program for young and old, for kiters and non kiters
so everyone can enjoy themselves during the 10th anniversary of www.kitehigh.nl
This is also an opportunity to get in touch with the sport and the atmosphere around kiteboarding.
There are several prizes, including a kite, a board and a wetsuit. Thanks to www.stormchaser.nl &
www.fox-sports.nl for providing the prizes.


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I Have Seen The Portal, And It Is Handy
Anne Zieger is veteran healthcare consultant and analyst with 20 years of industry experience. Zieger formerly served as editor-in-chief of FierceHealthcare.com and her commentaries have appeared in dozens of international business publications, including Forbes, Business Week and Information Week. She has also contributed content to hundreds of healthcare and health IT organizations, including several Fortune 500 companies. Contact her at @ziegerhealth on Twitter or visit her site at Zieger Healthcare.
After writing about EMRs/EHRs and portals for many years, I've finally begun using an enterprise-class portal to guide my own care. Here's some of my impressions as an "inside" (EMR researcher) and "outside" (not employed as a provider) user of this tool. My conclusion is that it's pretty handy, though it's still rather difficult to leverage what I've learned despite being relatively sophisticated.
First, some background. I get most of my care from northern Virginia-based Inova Health System, including inpatient, primary care, imaging and specialist care. Inova has invested in a honking Epic installation which links the majority of these sites together (though I've been informed that its imaging facilities still aren't hooked up to core medical record. D'oh!) After my last visit with an Inova doctor, I decided to register and use its Epic portal.
Epic's MyChart has a robust, seemingly quite secure process for registering and accessing information, requiring the use of a long alphanumeric code along with unique personal data to establish an account. When I had trouble reading the code and couldn't register, telephone-based tech support solved the problem quickly. (Getting nearsighted as I move from middle- to old-aged!)
Using MyChart, I found it easy to access lab results, my drug list and an overview of health issues. In a plus for both me and the health system, it also includes access to a more organized record of charges and balances due than I've been able to put together in many years.
When I looked into extracting and sharing the records, I found myself connected to Lucy, an Epic PHR module. In case you've never heard of it (I hadn't) here's Epic's description:
Lucy is a PHR that is not connected to any facility's electronic medical record system. It stays with patients wherever they receive care and allows them to organize their medical information in one place that is readily accessible. Patients can enter health data directly into Lucy, pull in MyChart data or upload standards-compliant Continuity of Care Documents from other facilities.
As great as the possibility of integrating outside records sounds, that's where I ran into my first snag. When I attempted to hook up with the portal for DC-based Sibley Memorial Hospital — a Johns Hopkins facility — and integrate the records from its Epic system into the Inova's Lucy PHR, I was unable to do so since I hadn't connected within 48 hours of a recent discharge. When I tried to remedy the situation, an employee from the hospital's Health Information Management department gave me an unhelpful kiss-off, telling me that there was no way to issue a second security code. I was told she had to speak to her office manager; I told her access to my medical record was not up for a vote, and irritated, terminated the call.
Another snag came when I tried to respond to information I'd found in my chart summary. When I noted that one of my tests fell outside the standard range provided by the lab, I called the medical group to ask why I'd been told all tests were normal. After a long wait, I was put on the line with a physician who knew nothing about my case and promptly brushed off my concerns. I appreciate that the group found somebody to talk to me, but if I wasn't a persistent lady, I'd be reluctant to speak up in the future given this level of disinterest.
All told, using the portal is a big step up from my previous experiences interacting with my providers, and I know it will be empowering for someone like myself. That being said, it seems clear that even in this day and age, even a sophisticated integrated health system isn't geared to respond to the questions patients may have about their data.
For one thing, even if the Lucy portal delivers as promised, it's clear that integrating data from varied institutions isn't a task for the faint of heart. HIM departments still seem to house many staffers who are trained to be clerks, not supporters of digital health. That will have to change.
Also, hospitals and medical practices must train employees to enthusiastically, cheerfully support patients who want to leverage their health record data. They may also want to create a central call center, staffed by clinicians, to engage with patients who are raising questions related to their health data. Otherwise, it seems unlikely that they'll bother to use it.


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Pewaukee, WI—Harken's newest Radials® combine bold styling with the technical excellence the Radial Winch line is known for. Mirror-finished chrome drums with white composite tops, self-tailing jaws, and bases provide a striking aesthetic option for everything from modern yachts to teak classics. All Radials feature a shaped gripping surface that is gentle on lines and a one-piece stripper arm that prevents fingers and clothing from catching on moving parts. Using modern composites and lightweight aluminum, the Radial White has excellent corrosion resistance and offers a weight savings of up to 30%.
"We always like to add more aesthetic options so designers, boat builders, and owners can be selective and control the look of their yachts," says Italian Engineering Manager Michele Cazzaro. "The Radial White has a clean, bright look that complements a variety of styles."
The Radial White line joins Aluminum Radials (black drum/base/top) and Chrome Radials (chrome drum with black top/base). All Radial drum surfaces are specially shaped for each winch size and material. Diagonal ribs (rather than abrasive textured materials) maximize gripping power and greatly reduce line wear. When easing, the angle of the ribs stops line from rising, preventing overrides and providing a smooth controlled release as the line exits the winch. Composite roller bearings reduce friction under load, are corrosion resistant, and don't require lubrication. Load-carrying gears and pins are 17-4PH stainless steel for strength and durability.
Conversion to electric is simple; builders can even pre-drill a gear shaft hole into the deck to simplify future upgrades. Captive roller bearings and snap-fit parts make winches easy to service and disassemble on deck. A patent-pending stud-bolt mounting option allows quick installation without removing the drum.
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When I began studying film, I discovered more than a few lessons translated nicely from the English literature degree. Beginning classes in both disciplines emphasized the "educate, enlighten and entertain" mantra of "art."
And although savvier teachers hung bolder missions/verbs on art later in my education, the three E's still aren't a bad place to start, especially when you're dealing with something as fluffy as "Confessions of a Shopaholic."
I learned all kinds of things from P.J. Hogan's mashup of Sophie Kinsella's books "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and "Shopaholic Takes Manhattan." I learned America's economy is in the toilet! I learned Scandinavian men enjoy being slapped! And I learned the Cinderella story will always be marketable as long as pretty people, pretty clothes and pretty endings give us what we really want -- escapism. (The fourth E-word you learn after you graduate!)
Isla Fisher ("Wedding Crashers") is like a Mylar balloon in the middle of a dump: bright, effervescent and engulfed in trash. She plays Rebecca Bloomwood, a young journalist with a shopping addiction that's landed her in big trouble with a debt collector (Robert Stanton). She loses her job, discovers the girth of her debt over a bottle of tequila, and subsequently pads her resume with things like "Fluent in Finnish." The tequila is the catalyst to her accidentally bagging a column at a finance magazine, where she has no right to be ...
Her editor, Luke Brandon (Hugh Dancy), is the perfect Prince Charming -- he's got a big chin, an English accent and worked his little bum off to make a (fake) name for himself in the publishing world -- this guy doesn't want special treatment for being secretly moneyed and blue-blooded. (Never you mind the better education and opportunity he may have gotten until he decided to leave the nest. Or the double-standard that arises whenRebecca gets in trouble for lying about HER personal finances.)
Rebecca's column explains finance to the everyman; she talks about debt and APRs using shoes and coats as metaphors. And of course, her big lie is that she takes none of her own advice, dropping thousands on designer goods because "when I shop, the world gets better, and then it's not anymore and I need to do it again." (Can the recession get a holla?!!)
Rebecca's enlightenment is supposed to come when her engaged bestie (Krysten Ritter) kicks her out of the wedding for selling her bridesmaid's dress. But the "enlightenment" portion of "Confessions" is thinner than Dolce and Gabbana skivvies -- everything falls into place for Cinderebecca (with zero long-term repercussions) once she stops lying to everyone and spending beyond her means.
Which brings us back to why popcorn movies and rom-coms exist in the first place. Apparently, we want to be entertained, not slapped upside the head for idiotic financial decisions.
And this is why "Confessions" gets its bum rating. Bad dialogue just isn't fun. Watching two people fall in and out of love isn't fun if you don't buy it. And bad editing dulls much of the sparkly shine Fisher brings to her ditzy fashion maven. Nice turns by Kristin Scott Thomas as a fashion editor and Joan Cusack and John Goodman as Rebecca's parents seem lost in the manic mess.
It's not the worst way to spend a couple of hours and a couple of bucks, but if we learn one thing from "Confessions" -- besides "nobody follows up on Finland" -- it's that before you bust out the wallet, ask yourself, "Do I NEED this?" I'm telling you, you don't. The fourth "E" is "escapism" and you can find that somewhere else, I promise.
Contact Camera Film Critic, Jeanine Fritz, at firstname.lastname@example.com for money saving tips like "Begging the Bank to Forgive Overdraft Charges" and cheap at-home meals like "Everything-I-Found-in-the-Pantry Hotdish."
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Denver's Hot IQs playing farewell concert
Don't know what set you off about this movie.I'm a 45 year old man and I just took my two daughters to see this film.I was expecting the worst based on your review and the basic premise.I found myself pleasantly surprised.
Thanks for the feedback mcgonjl: most movie critics are a freak'n joke......especially people like *I'm better than you and everybody else* Jeanine Fritz....and that *Freak'Of Nature/MonsterFace* Ebert!!!
If the critics hate it,then it must be good!!!


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Wearing bright orange isn't for the faint of heart, but we're kind of feeling Chloe Sevigny's bold frock. Not only is the full-skirted silhouette flattering, but the hue complements the Big Love star's skin tone. Plus she smartly pairs it with a pale pink clutch and satin pumps that provide the perfect color contrast. As much as we like this look, we're not so sure we'd be brave enough to don it. But we want to know what you think. Tell us: Would you wear a dress in this shocking shade?


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Martyn Ashton takes the £10k carbon road bike used by Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins & Mark Cavendish for a ride with a difference. With a plan to push the limits of road biking as far as his lycra legs would dare, Martyn looked to get his ultimate ride out of the awesome Pinarello Dogma 2. This bike won the 2012 Tour de France - surely it deserves a Road Bike Party!
Somewhat spoiled by the sexism and the WD40 at the end. It would have totally rocked if they'd got Wiggo or Cav to do the service.
Also has a great comment
For Sale "gently used Pinarello road bike. never raced."


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Enumclaw City Councilman/Mayor Pro Tempore Kevin Mahelona died Nov. 16.
The information received indicated the 54-year-old Mahelona suffered from acute interstitial pneumonia.
Th longtime councilman was first elected in November 2001; he was re-elected twice and began serving his most recent four-year term in January 2010.
Mayor Liz Reynolds stated by phone, "The council has lost one heck of a council member and the community has lost one heck of a council member. He had a high level of integrity."
Reynolds said as mayor and on the council, "I was fortunate to serve seven years with Kevin."
"Kevin took his job seriously," Reynolds said. "He always did what was good for the whole and set aside his personal feelings. I am really going to miss him."
The mayor said Mahelona made the Oct. 17 budget workshop, but had to skip the Oct. 24 workshop.
Reynolds said he wrote in an email, "(I) can't seem to kick this cold."
He emailed the mayor early in November and stated he thought he would miss all the meetings during the month.
Reynolds said among his many skills and talents on the council was his ability to comprehend, "every page of the budget."


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- Continuing Professional Education
- Determination Letter
- Email Chief Counsel Advice
- Exempt Organizations Update
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CGNA: Chapter 1 - Real Estate | Advanced, Part 2 of 3
This article is an excerpt from Charitable Gifts of Noncash Assets, a comprehensive guide to illiquid giving by Bryan Clontz, ed. Ryan Raffin. Published by the American College of Financial Services for the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy Program (CAP), with generous funding from Leon L. Levy. For a free digital copy, click here, and to order a bound copy from Amazon, click here.
Real Estate: Challenges and Solutions
What holds these donations back? Below are a number of perceived challenges in accepting real estate gifts, and emerging best practices for addressing and over-coming them.
- Real estate gifts are too time-consuming: Many charities commit a great deal of staff time and resources to exploring proposed real estate gifts, only to conclude after many months that they do not wish to accept the gift. This can be very off-putting to the donor prospect, and can reinforce the belief that real estate gifts just take too long.
As a best practice, a charity should divide the real estate screening process into two stages, aiming for a balance between donor-friendliness and the very real need to gather extensive information. The first stage — designed to be minimally time-consuming for charity and donor, at least initially — aims at gathering enough essential information about the property and the prospect in order to render a relatively quick (one to two weeks) decision on whether to reject the gift out of hand or to begin intensive due diligence procedures. The donor can typically gather this data in one or two phone calls or personal visits, with a Real Estate Gift Data Sheet guiding the gift officer to collect essential information about the proposed gift.
The charity should combine the basic information it collects with informal inquiries of local real estate brokers as to general market conditions for a property of the sort the donor proposes as a gift. That data is generally sufficient to render an initial Go/No Go decision, i.e., determining whether the proposed gift is worthy of further examination, or whether the donor should be told, before more of anyone's time is wasted, that this gift does not hold promise. Such an approach helps a charity devote its scarce staff and consultant resources to only promising gifts, and does not lead on prospective donors.
- Tax and Legal Complexity: After the nonprofit's representatives decide to seriously consider the real estate gift — generally stopping far short at this stage of actually committing to accept — then the more labor intensive (for donor prospect and charity) work of due diligence begins. At this time a detailed questionnaire will gather more extensive information about environmental issues, property operating costs, leases, etc. Even here, a gift officer should generally work with the prospect to complete the questionnaire and gather information, as opposed to mailing it and asking for its completion in two weeks. Donor friendliness at this stage can make all the difference in the world.
Generally, most real estate gifts which nonprofits process are relatively straightforward. However, issues raised in the course of due diligence can be daunting: prearranged sales (Palmer/Blake/Ferguson cases);12 unrelated business income tax;13 concerns related to legal documents and agreements; self-dealing; private inurement; and excess benefit audits are among the potential obstacles. Generally, experienced internal staff along with both pro-bono and retained counsel can sufficiently navigate these issues.
It is not uncommon for the donee organization to retain an attorney operating in the vicinity of the gift property to review existing deeds, mortgages (if any), and title work and to commission a title search. This same attorney may often handle the legal closing of the gift acceptance (recording of deeds, purchasing of title insurance, etc.) on the organization's behalf, and to render similar services upon resale of the property.
- Environmental Concerns: Often most charities cite this as the primary reason they are uncomfortable with real estate, but this concern is typically overblown. Engaging an environmental appraiser to complete a Phase I environmental appraisal is usually a rather quick way to determine any issues.
First, a representative of the charity should visit the land to conduct a site inspection.14 Touring the property with the donor can be helpful to learn about the history of the land and any potential issues. As an example for farms in particular, disposal of fertilizer on an area of land over a prolonged period of time can result in the potential for environmental remediation or clean up. Furthermore, run-off of fertilizer can result in contamination of flowing or standing bodies of water.
The Phase I environmental assessment should identify anything at all problematic with regard to environmental hazards. The assessment thoroughly reviews public fire and safety records, interviews existing and previous owners, and conducts a physical inspection of the property. In order for the charity to be in control of this important investigation, and to assure that a qualified environmental engineer or the equivalent conducts a quality review, it is important for the nonprofit to arrange for and pay for this service. This is a critical step in protecting the organization from exposure to environmental liability. The fees for a Phase I assessment (typically in the range of $1,000 to $2,000 for most properties) are dollars well spent in the interest of completing a gift with minimal risk. If a Phase I assessment suggests the need for further explorations in a Phase II assessment, donor and charity may elect to share the payment responsibility. It may be appropriate in some instances for the charity to delay commissioning the Phase I while awaiting other elements of the due diligence.
To ask the prospective donor to pay for a Phase I assessment can be quite off-putting, and does not make any more inherent sense than asking the donor prospect to pay for the organization's title insurance. Both services — environmental assessment and title insurance—protect the donee organization's balance sheet, and are thus appropriate financial obligations of the charity.
In some instances, the charity might purchase environmental liability insurance. However, the expense of such policies has generally limited their use to large commercial transactions, rather than charitable trans- actions. Such policies generally are in effect for a maximum of ten years (sometimes with renewal options), with a large premium payable up front.
- Management and Holding Period Concerns: Internal management concerns are usually based on either risk or responsibility aversion. Frankly, too many development officers close gifts without involving the business office soon (or often) enough in the process. The business or finance department is usually responsible for organizational risk management, and if a gift goes bad, they can be blamed. The business office's memories of bad experiences are much longer than those of most development officers.
Development officers should also consider that property management work often means increased responsibilities in the "other duties as assigned" category for the business office. For example, it is critically important to know who is responsible for changing the property insurance, managing the landscaping, paying the water bill, renewing leases, paying the property tax, etc. Many business officers feel ill-equipped to perform these functions because of their lack of real estate knowledge, or a lack of staff time.
- Market and Liquidity Concerns: Most charities want to sell the property as soon as possible for the highest price possible. Hence, independent assessment of the marketability and value of the property is a critical component of due diligence. The donee organization should, at the very least, seek its own opinion of value and marketability from a qualified local broker or other real estate professional. This need not be a full-blown and fully documented (and expensive) real estate appraisal, since this is ultimately the responsibility of the donor. The charity can often obtain an opinion of value, and an informal report of how the subject property is positioned in relation to current market trends, for $500 to $1,000. This is an important and worthwhile expenditure, as the charity needs to make its own estimate of likely sales price and likely holding period prior to the time of sale. These are critical pieces of information leading to the ultimate decision as to whether to accept the gift property and, if so, subject to what terms and conditions.
- Charity's Internal Process: While environmental concerns receive most of the attention, the reality is that the charity's internal acceptance process, if one even exists, is by far the biggest culprit in keeping a charity from receiving real estate gifts.
The NCPG/PPP Survey provides solid evidence that the most successful real estate gift programs have in place clear policies and procedures regarding the acceptance of real estate gifts. The purpose of such policies and procedures is generally to establish what sorts of real estate assets and what sorts of real estate gift structures the institution will and will not accept. Further, they should clarify exactly who does what—gift planning office, treasurer's office, general counsel, outside counsel, real estate office — in moving a potential gift through the process.
In addition to policies and procedures, many charities have created gift acceptance committees for any unusual gifts. Unfortunately, the charity usually populates these committees with knowledgeable, successful professionals who always seem to be on vacation whenever a new gift opportunity arises. Most charities find it very difficult to get a quorum within three to four weeks, and by that time donor relations can become strained. Further, many charities will have someone from both the development and the finance/business offices doing some of the internal due diligence to prepare the report for the gift acceptance committee. Having a single point person for this due diligence helps ease confusion about who is responsible for stewarding the gift.
- Benefit-Cost Analysis: Even with the best legal counsel, the most comprehensive internal process and the cleanest gift possible, the charity should still decline some gifts. The best example of this would be a very small parcel of property or a time-share. At some point, nearly every charity will accept one time-share (which is nothing more than a fractional ownership interest in real property). And then after putting in 100-plus hours on what was supposed to be an easy donation, the net proceeds check of $841.39 will eventually arrive. A quick approach to screening is the Pi rule: multiply how much internal work you think it will take and how long you think the property will be on the market and multiply by Pi, or 3.14.
A policy on gift minimums applying to various real estate gift structures is an important part of the Go/No Go analysis. One increasingly popular approach is to establish a gift minimum using an estimated net present value basis. This method projects the likely amount in current dollars, net of all estimated costs in assessing and closing the gift, and net of projected payments (life income payments or bargain purchase amount). This approach allows for one yardstick against which to measure outright gifts, life income gifts, retained life estates, bargain sales and the like. It allows for the complexity of a gift—as it projects in likely staff, legal, consulting and due diligence costs—to be accounted for when estimating the true value to the institution of the prospective gift. Such real estate gift minimums tend to run from $50,000 to $250,000.
- How do we actually get to a gift closing on a complicated real estate gift? Once the charity has completed its due diligence investigations, assessed the benefits and risks, and gathered other necessary information, officials at the nonprofit organization can make an informed decision on whether to accept the proposed gift. It is generally helpful to communicate this decision in a gift acceptance letter or memorandum of understanding.
This letter or memorandum should detail any outstanding information or documents, describe the alternative gift structure that the parties may have agreed to, and outline the terms, conditions, and responsibilities of the various parties and their attorneys. Often, the charity will ask the donor to countersign this letter as acknowledgment of his/her understanding of the terms upon which the gift may proceed, and in order to manage the donor's expectations as to timetable and financial results of the gift. Sometimes, in more formal versions of such a document, the charity will include environmental indemnification language for the donor's review and signoff. This letter can also serve as a "roadmap" detailing how the various parties — donor's attorney, real estate broker, various staff and consultants at the nonprofit, nonprofit's local counsel — will coordinate with one another to get to the successful closing of the gift.
- But no one ever calls us to suggest they give us a piece of real estate: No amount of internal procedures, thorough due diligence process and capacity to manage legal and tax complexity will be of any use if no one is inquiring about real estate gifts. Though a charity may get some "cold" calls proposing real estate gifts, the institutions that report high level of such inquiries—and a high level of resulting gifts—are the ones that effectively communicate their interest in real estate. When discussing any major or planned gift with constituents, friends, or prospects, the charity should list real estate as a funding option. Any donor materials should also include the willingness to discuss real estate gifts in various forms. Donor research should include information about real estate holdings, so that the charity can initiate conversations with prospects who own multiple pieces of real estate and otherwise have the ingredients that make up a promising real estate gift prospect.
- 12. For an excellent overview of prearranged sale issues, see "How Far is Too Far? The Prearranged Sale and the Palm- er/Blake Conundrum" by Emanuel Kallina, II and Philip Temple - Planned Giving Design Center http://www.pgdc. com/pgdc/article/1999/07/how-far-too-far.
- 13. The treatise on UBTI is The Tax Law of Unrelated Business for Nonprofits by Bruce Hopkins, John Wiley & Sons (2005).
- 14. Thanks to Phil Purcell for the comments in this paragraph.


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Hornish Finding Rhythm at New Hampshire
Sam Hornish Jr. was overjoyed just at being able to participate in Happy Hour on Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
Hornish didn't get to experience the final Sprint Cup practice prior to last Saturday's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway, where he was a last-minute replacement for AJ Allmendinger in the No. 22 Dodge fielded by Penske Racing. Allmendinger was suspended temporarily by NASCAR prior to last Saturday's race for failing a random drug test and remains out of the No. 22 car while he awaits results of a second test.
Last Saturday Hornish got the word that he was filling in for Allmendinger so late, he barely made the start of the race. He was working as a television analyst on a show in Charlotte, N.C., when he got the word during a commercial break that he was wanted in the seat of the car for a race that was going to start in just a few hours.
That left no time for Happy Hour. No time for anything. All he could do was fly to Daytona and jump in the car. He finished 33rd in the race.
This week is different. Hornish, who was also entered in Saturday's F.W. Webb 200 Nationwide race, has been in the Sprint Cup car at every opportunity this weekend as he prepares for this Sunday's LENOX Industrial Tools 301. He admitted it still feels rushed, but at least this week is less rushed than last week and his team has been able to make some adjustments to the car more to his individual liking. He also joked Friday that the Penske racing team has been able to order some larger fire suits to fit him.
"It seems like we're always rushing a little bit, unfortunately," Hornish said. "I'm either trying really hard to get down to Daytona or we're a little bit behind in the qualifying line. There's just not a lot of time to sit in the car and think about it before it's time to go.
"I'm really proud of all the effort that everybody has put in to be able to make this work. It's been a lot more work for everybody other than me -- but at the end of the day, we're just doing the best that we can right now to make sure that we've got an opportunity for Sunday. This is one of my favorite tracks. I'm glad that we've got some time to practice it this week versus just coming in and doing it on Sunday."
In Saturday's final practice, Hornish was a respectable 16th on the speed chart with a fast lap of 130.331 mph that came late in the session as his lap times improved throughout.
That was still off the pace set byDenny Hamlin, who was fastest in Happy Hour with a top lap of 131.383 mph at the 1.058-mile track. Following Hamlin on the speed chart was pole-sitterKyle Busch, Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing teammate who posted a fast lap of 131.243 mph. Rounding out the top six were Brad Keselowski (130.936 mph),Clint Bowyer (130.837),Jimmie Johnson (130.743) andBrian Vickers (130.698), who was impressive in the No. 55 Toyota he only occasionally gets to drive.
Hornish, meanwhile, was pleased just to gain the additional time behind the wheel of the No. 22. He admitted that his main focus continues to be on the Nationwide Series, where he entered Saturday fourth in the point standings and still in the championship hunt. He said he doesn't buy into the theory he has heard espoused by others that having to drive the Cup car in addition to his usual Nationwide car might be a little much for him.
"You know, a lot of people are talking about that and I think the big thing for us is that we've just got to keep doing the same things that we're doing over there," Hornish said. "If we get to the point where we feel like it's taking away at all, we'll make an adjustment. But I think having the opportunity to have more track time never hurts."
He admitted that he doesn't know what the future holds in terms of what happens with Allmendinger and the Penske Cup ride. Regardless of what occurs with Allmendinger's suspension, the No. 22 team had been struggling and Allmendinger is working on a one-year contract, as is Hornish.
Hornish raced full time in the Cup Series for Penske for three seasons, beginning in 2008 and ending in 2010. In 111 career Cup starts, he has posted two top-five and eight top-10 finishes. So his goals for Sunday are modest.
"My goal for this weekend is to go out there have a smart, clean race. I'd love to finish on the lead lap," Hornish said. "I know if we do that, we'll be in the top 20. ... I'd be happy if we finished in the top 10. I might be disappointed if we finished outside the top 20."


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Missouri CourthousesContact and other information about this county is available on the National Association of Counties website, http://explorer.naco.org/.
Washington County, one of Missouri's earliest, organized in 1813. The commissioners located the seat of justice at the village of Mine a Breton, which later became Potosi, and accepted donations of 50 acres for the county seat.
Moses Austin donated 40 of the 50 acres; his partner, John Rice Jones, who was also one of the county judges, donated the other 10 acres. Austin, an immigrant to Missouri from Connecticut, Virginia and Pennsylvania, came to Washington County for business opportunities in lead mining. He is known to have had an interest in architecture and undoubtedly provided the courthouse plan.
In the summer of 1814 an advertisement appeared in the St. Louis Missouri Gazette asking for bids on the proposed courthouse which was described in detail. The plan for a three-story courthouse with two-story wings was ambitious. As Missouri progressed toward statehood, Washington County hoped that a building suitable to function as a statehouse might entice legislators to locate the first state capital at Potosi. But this, like so many of Moses Austin's elaborate schemes, was overly ambitious and never came to full fruition.
County commissioners sold 79 lots in Potosi for $5,080 to finance the courthouse construction. Nehemiah Cravens received the building contract for $5,595. The court accepted bond with securities for completion by Dec. 1, 1815. Cravens was unable to fulfill his contract, even though alterations reduced the three-story center building to a two-story frame on stone foundation with brick columns and one-story wings (Figure 1).
Figure 1Washington County Courthouse, 1814-1849. Architect: Moses Austin, presumably (From: A View of the Lead Mines of Missouri, 1819)
Austin was appointed courthouse commissioner when the original commissioner resigned after Cravens forfeited. Sureties on the contractor's bond later funded construction on wings which were used for county offices. The first story of the main building became the courtroom; the second story was never finished. In 1849 the courthouse was razed, and salvage material was used in construction of the second courthouse.
County officials moved the site of the second courthouse south of the original location on a tract of land purchased for $750. The court appointed Matthew Webber superintendent and accepted the building contract from Henry Wright for $10,000. Other Missouri courthouses by Wright include Franklin, 1847, St. Francois, 1848, and Iron, 1858.
The two-story building with cupola and slate roof had a stone foundation. It was painted red, with the mortar joints delineated in a process called penciling. The plan called for offices on the first floor, a courtroom and two jury rooms on the second.
Wright completed his work in 1850, and the court accepted the courthouse April 29 even though they considered some of the work unsatisfactory.
In April 1897 A. H. Mitchell presented plans and specifications to the court for repairing, reroofing and painting the courthouse. The mansard roof dates from this time. Part of the earlier cupola seems to have been incorporated in the remodeled tower.
D. N. Porter and Son received the contract for remodeling for about $1,500 in August and had completed most of the work in December 1897 (Figure 2). Fire consumed the building Jan. 9, 1907.
Figure 2Washington County Courthouse, 1849-1907, after remodeling in 1895. Architect: Henry H. Wright (From: Potosi 200 Years: 1763-1963)
Immediately, Washington Countians thought of building. After petitioners called for an election, voters expressed their willingness in March 1907 to incur a $30,000 indebtedness to build their third and present courthouse. Pictures of Mississippi and Perry County courthouses appeared in the newspapers for consideration. From several plans which had been submitted, the court selected the proposal from Henry H. Hohenschild, a prolific architect of Missouri courthouses.
The court awarded the building contract to W. R. Oder of Canton, Missouri, for about $30,000. I. F. Plank was appointed superintendent. Cornerstone ceremonies took place March 25, 1908 (Figure 3).
Figure 3Washington County Courthouse, 1907-. Architect: Henry H. Hohenschild (From: postcard, Trenton Boyd collection)
Washington County's red brick courthouse, with a tall, square, bracketed tower rising from an entry porch, is comparable to neighboring Madison County's courthouse, 1899, designed by St. Louis architect Theodore C. Link.
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Geale dominates Mundine to win re-match
Daniel Geale successfully defended his IBF Middleweight title with a dominant points victory over Anthony Mundine at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on Wednesday evening.
The Tasmanian (28-1, 15 KOs) rarely looked in danger of not avenging the only loss of his career in a bout that showed the disparity in performance and level of competition in which both men have fought since their first meeting in 2009.
After the bout, Mundine climbed on the ropes in traditional victory pose but he was fooling no-one.
The three Australian judges - Charlie Lucas (116-112), Ray Reed and Tony Marretta (both 117-111) - all scored the bout in Geale's favour.
Following the announcement, Mundine left the ring refusing to acknowledge the champion who outclassed him.
"It was enjoyable tonight - I enjoyed punching him," Geale said afterwards.
"It was tough, it was hard towards the end. I knew I had to keep peppering away doing my thing.
"I was a little disappointed I couldn't give the crowd what they wanted to see."
Pre-fight Mundine (44-5, 26 KOs) cupped his ears, inviting the boos from the majority in attendance at a near capacity crowd but the negative energy could not fuel his performance against the confident champion.
Geale dominated from the opening round with his left hook landing flush on Mundine, something that would become a trend through the fight.
After a quiet second round, the third was key, with Geale unloading on Mundine and forcing him onto the ropes.
He was seriously rocked with a right hand and Mundine responded with two head-butts that drew a warning from American referee Robert Byrd.
Mundine rallied to land a right uppercut at the end of the round but Geale immediately responded with a left of his own that had the former IBO middleweight champion looking unsteady once more.
In the seventh Mundine received a warning for using his elbow and was fortunate to not be deducted a point. Though he landed a few right hands there seemed little on his shots and Geale had no fear of his power.
Mundine showed a brief throwback to his younger days with flurries in the eighth but the round ended with a left to the body from Geale that seemed to wind the former rugby league star.
Mature performance
Geale turned the tables on Mundine, who loved to showboat in the days when he outclassed domestic opposition.
On this occasion, with a tired Mundine telegraphing his shots, the IBF title holder comfortably avoided them and even when not landing many he showed himself to be the dominant fighter.
Geale hurt Mundine twice with right hands in the 10th round, though Mundine did respond with shots of his own.
The penultimate round was again Geale's as he jolted Mundine back early with a short left and Mundine did well to stay on his feet before ending the round with his best punch of the fight - a left hook - which Geale took well, answering some of the questions about his chin that the Mundine camp made before the bout.
The final round saw Geale stalking Mundine around the ring and though the challenger landed some blows on the counter he took the more jarring shots, again from short lefts.
Next for Geale is likely to be a defence against the winner of Felix Sturm and countryman Sam Soliman, who fight in Germany at the weekend.
Afterwards big fights in America beckon against the other big names in the middleweight division such as Sergio Martinez, Gennardy Golovkin, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and Saul Alvarez.
Geale did nothing on Wednesday night to suggest he could not live with these world-class operators.
As for Mundine, it is difficult to see where he can go from here. A belated re-match with Danny Green may be the only bout that could give him the stage and payday that he will feel is worth him continuing his career for.
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Mary and Joseph were outfitted first, in head coverings and bed sheets altered to look like robes worn in Biblical times – pretty standard fare for a Nativity reenactment, starring children. The smaller kids then gathered to claim their costumes from a pile of random sheep tails, camel ears, wire halos and sparkling wings. "Here you are, sweetheart," said a preoccupied volunteer to my four-year-old daughter, Priscilla, who recoiled at the armful of matted brown fur being thrust in her general direction. And though she would never protest openly, the tears in her eyes spoke volumes about her longing to be anything, and I mean anything at all, but a stinky old donkey and so I quickly intervened. I grabbed everything white I could find from the diminishing mound of remnants. Three minutes later, she was beaming, smiling, not crying - relieved as all get out to be an angel.
Priscilla had been anxious the entire week prior to participate in the annual Christmas Pageant being held at Holy Trinity Cathedral. She'd wanted all of her friends and family to watch her perform upon a stage; we made sure before we left there was film in our camera. She was excited when she woke up, excited after liturgy, excited in the church basement getting ready with her fellow miniature thespians. She was excited, excited, excited until the director began with the shushing and the lining up of actors, in order of their appearance, in the hallway. All at once, then, her face contorted into a frozen expression of fear and she couldn't, simply wouldn't, get in place. "You can do it," we coaxed, "It will be fine," we promised, until it was clear that verbal encouragement was, in this case, not going to cut it. "Come with me daddy," she begged, after everyone else had already taken their places by the manger and baby Jesus. Photos from that day depict a silent night, holy night, crammed with pint-sized wise men, bleating animals, heavenly hosts, and a 32-year-old man, my man, in a button-up dress shirt holding protectively in his arms a timid cherub.
I am sitting at my computer, fingers poised above the keyboard waiting impatiently for my molten thoughts to cool-off - become touchable, examinable, solid. As a child, I'd wake from a nightmare, grab paper and a pen and try to chase away the demons using misspelled words I'd impulsively string together to form something like an appeal, or perhaps more like a mantra describing evil being conquered by light and kindness. I wrote to name, to try and define that which was frightening, ambiguous, unfamiliar. The stack of journals in my basement, I am often tempted to burn, reveal my three-decades-old dependence on run-on sentences that smother doubt, low self-esteem with their stifling and dramatic weightiness. My attention span was short when it came to math, science, sports, music lessons, but consistently I penned my stories, my made-up songs, my angst-ridden poetry. This, this writing, was all I was ever kind of good at, or at least the only hobby that for a lifetime retained my interest.
I tried in my early twenties to imagine possible scenarios involving me pumping out brilliance O'Connor, Welty, L'Engle style, but I was so far out of their league and that distance between my own feeble skills and their timeless, breath taking capabilities, shut me down – muted me. Compared to others' contributions mine felt flimsy and amateurish. Why create at all if I could never keep up with the best? I honestly wasn't pouting, just merely leaving it up to the "experts" to challenge the status quo with their wit and poignancy. It wasn't until I had nothing, nothing at all to prove, that I was drawn again to write for the therapeutic effects of it. After carrying and birthing four children, after eight years of marriage, after converting from Protestantism to Orthodoxy, I had two tons worth of emotions that needed desperately to be sorted through. I used my God-given survival tactic to find clarity and resolve within the mayhem that is motherhood. I began to pray daily via Microsoft Word.
Now, behold, here I tremble, like Priscilla, at the thought of playing a role in spreading the news of my Savior's incarnation. News with the potential to be a balm for the broken hearted while inciting the raging fury of those opposed to Truth and its boundaries standing firm against an "anything goes" philosophy. We're asked to offer whatever we have, guaranteeing a wide and colorful array of gifts and unique treasures to lay before the feet of Christ and His most pure Mother. By presenting my foremost passion as a sacrifice to God, I risk the disapproval of those who find my message irrelevant, redundant, predictable, offensive. I wrestle endlessly with my motives, my insecurities. What could I possibly say that hasn't been said before by individuals far more versed in the theology of the Church? I am easily discouraged from sharing the peace and redemption I've encountered within the Mysteries of the Faith by remembrances of my frailty, naiveté, self-centeredness.
Shepherds, lowly shepherds – unlearned, un-obvious, unable to fall back on fancy pedigrees and solid, sterling reputations to bring legitimacy to their claim that Immanuel had indeed come down to earth as an infant, were chosen, specifically, to hear first the amazing announcement and then to worship for themselves the King of Kings. Had it been scholars, Pharisees, pillars of the community whom were visited that evening by an angelic choir singing triumphantly of a God-man come to save us, I might be justified in stifling my urges to imperfectly express my thankfulness for freedom from the oppression of sin and death. But as it stands, excuses for keeping quiet, for doing nothing, centered on my ignorance and unworthiness, are pretty groundless.
Am I less than fit to represent the love of Christ in a fallen world? Oh mercy, yes – believe me! Am I exempt from trying anyway because of the probability that I'll be ridiculed, disrespected and ultimately exposed as the fumbling, rambling novice that I am? Were the forgiven prostitutes, the tax collectors, beggars and lepers who spoke openly of their healing to anyone who would listen, more qualified than you or me to be living, dynamic witnesses of the Gospel? Maybe so, if the criteria is hope, and the acceptance that we are nothing, powerless at producing anything entirely noble, outside of God's grace and salvific intervention. I've been going about this backwards, trying to fortify within myself that which should ultimately be leveled and keeping contained that which should flash, boil and spontaneously overflow with gratitude and expectation. There is much to be learned this season about humility, priorities and righteous fervor. Much to contemplate when at last we can declare:
Christ is Born! Glorify Him!


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Gwyneth Paltrow shows off her bikini bod in Anika Brazil swimsuit on the cover of Self magazine's May 2011 issue.
Here's what the 38-year-old actress, who rocked J Brand "Rio" shorts in Leon on the cover, had to share:
On being in the best shape of her life: "I never thought that I'd be considered to have a good body. I was bony up top and kind of dumpy on the bottom. But my trainer, Tracy Anderson, completely changed my legs, butt, arms and stomach. I feel better than ever, too."
On making her workouts more intense: "If I'm prepping for something or I've been eating a lot of pie, I do two hours a day, six days a week for two weeks."
On her inspiration: "I go with my instincts. We're capable of pushing ourselves and doing whatever we want to do. You live one time, so be your best self."
On making time for herself: "Taking care of yourself is being there for your kids, like how on a plane, they tell you to put on your oxygen mask first."
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Tammy M. Anderson 3/9/2012 2:39:13 AMExcellent comp. and EOD capture, Mike. #1448443
Tiia Vissak 3/9/2012 3:18:23 AMgreat tones & details! #10029921
Jeff Robinson 3/9/2012 3:46:00 AMSo well seen and captured - Excellent!! #10029991
Jack Gaskin 3/9/2012 4:42:06 AMQuite the FANCY FIRE ESCAPES.
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Monnie Ryan 3/9/2012 5:16:50 AMFabulous, Mike - really love those ornate balcony railings! #10030226
John Connolly 3/9/2012 11:17:55 AMThis is a rather fancy fire escape, Mike! I am impressed with your composition and textures in the well detailed image, well done my friend! #10030628
Anita Hogue 3/9/2012 4:21:24 PMBet we see this one again! It is perfect, Mike! #10030948
Heather Loewenhardt 3/10/2012 1:16:46 AMWow superb EOD! Great repeating patterns. #10031351
Inge Linden 3/10/2012 3:05:41 AMGreat EOD! #10031420
Amalia Sylvia Arriaga Salinas 3/11/2012 1:35:15 PMGreat design and details Mike!,
Debbie Bray 3/11/2012 5:20:09 PMWonderful strong design work for the EOD, Mike!! #10033610
Patrick Rouzes 3/11/2012 7:20:14 PMExceptional clarity, tones, textures, intricate detail, & design here, Mike! AMAZING job!
JO ANN CLEVELAND 3/12/2012 12:22:52 PMWowza Mike!
I'm impressed!
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Michelle Alton 5/6/2012 3:26:19 AMPerfect leveling and symmetry and your great eye did not let you down, Mike. Congratulations on POTD and ONWARD! #10125691
Katarina Mansson 5/6/2012 3:32:57 AMFull of sharm and design perfection! Congratulations on your superb POTD Mike! #10125693
Stefania Barbier 5/6/2012 3:53:15 AMcongratulations on your beautiful POTD! #10125705
Melinda F. Schneider 5/6/2012 3:58:10 AMAn incredible image, Mike!
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Tiia Vissak 5/6/2012 4:33:12 AMCongratulations! #10125763
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The Great Escape!!!
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Joy Rector 5/6/2012 4:40:44 AMcongrats on the POTD #10125774
Steve D. Hinkle 5/6/2012 4:59:26 AMTerrific architechtural shot,great detail, congrats on the POTD! #10125799
Mary Beth Aiello 5/6/2012 5:08:17 AMWonderful lines and symmetry, Mike. Love it. Huge congrats on this outstanding POTD, and I know we'll see this again. #10125810
David Phalen 5/6/2012 5:20:15 AMBIG Congrats on a fabulous POTD!! #10125827
Debbie Bray 5/6/2012 5:30:30 AMMike, big congratulations on your POTD!! hehee, and to think you've actually escaped to somewhere this weekend, and your image appears as the POTD!! Well done! #10125832
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Deborah C. Lewinson 5/6/2012 5:59:11 AMCongrats on your POTD, MIke, for this excellent image!
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Richard M. Waas 5/6/2012 6:10:24 AMMike, I love this...... Great graphic composition!! Congrats on a well deserved POTD!! #10125864
Nikki McDonald 5/6/2012 6:18:01 AMWhat a fantastic old fire escape -- and what a great capture of it! Congratulations on the POTD, Mike. #10125872
Usman M. Bajwa 5/6/2012 6:46:54 AMWonderful capture and repetitions, Mike. CONGRATZ on the POTD!
Johnnie Ann Gaskill 5/6/2012 6:51:10 AMWonderful image, as others have also recognized and praised. Congratulations! #10125907
JO ANN CLEVELAND 5/6/2012 6:54:06 AMBig congrats Mike, really great EOD my friend!
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Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna 5/6/2012 7:04:21 AMWTG on your awesome POTD, Mike! :-) k #10125929
Shelly A. Van Camp 5/6/2012 7:11:52 AMCongrats on the POTD!! #10125936
Debra R. Harder 5/6/2012 7:14:35 AMCongratulations, Mike, on your EXCELLENT POTD!!! deb #10125940
Danny B. Head 5/6/2012 7:21:08 AMVery cool! Congrats on your POTD! #10125946
Gloria Matyszyk 5/6/2012 7:21:58 AMGreat shot and edit Mike! Congrats on your POTD! #10125947
Heather Loewenhardt 5/6/2012 8:35:31 AMBeautiful repeating pattern and texture Mike. Congrats on POTD! #10126089
Elsa Gary 5/6/2012 9:44:24 AMcongratulations on your POTD, Mike! Great composition...love the ornate detail of the fire escapes against the brick. very well done! #10126172
Betty Ann Kelly 5/6/2012 11:11:04 AMCongrats Mike...great subject matter, comp, colors, etc.. Love this! #10126246
Nancy L. Green 5/6/2012 1:17:17 PMCONGRATULATIONS Mike on this wonderful POTD, VERY well done!! <>< #10126398
Dominick M. Dimacale 5/6/2012 2:02:19 PMCongratulations Mike on your POTD Win!
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Jeff Robinson 5/6/2012 2:04:55 PMCongrats Mike on this Outstanding POTD!! #10126479
Songbird Cline 5/6/2012 3:31:24 PMvery interesting, old buildings are so full of character!! #10126621
John Connolly 5/6/2012 3:47:04 PMCongratulations on your POTD, Mike! I liked this on from the first time I saw it! #10126629
Amanda D. Austwick 5/6/2012 7:12:10 PMLove it, and Congratulations on your POTD!!! #10126884
Nancy Marie Ricketts 5/6/2012 11:39:07 PMWhat a wonderful POTD-love the detail and subject matter. Congratulations on this award. I see this one in the Winner's Circle. #10127050
Mary K. Robison 5/7/2012 5:44:59 AMOutstanding clarity, lines, and designs in this, Mike!
Ellen Hodges 5/7/2012 6:24:17 AMHuge congrats on the POTD, Mike!! #10127390
Lindley Johnson 5/7/2012 11:14:40 AMPerfectly composed, with wonderful lines and textures. Congratulations on your POTD, Mike! #10127700
Lisa B. North 5/8/2012 10:37:12 AMGreat shot! I used to live in NYC and loved all the interesting fire escapes! Very well done! Congrats on your POTD! #10129350
Richard D. Love 5/10/2012 6:07:25 AMCongratulations, Mike. Wonderful lines and textures!
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Nikki McDonald 6/18/2012 6:12:00 PMGlad to see this go on, Mike. Congratulations on the Finalist and good luck in the next round. #10186697
Lindley Johnson 6/18/2012 7:26:35 PMHappy to see this again, Mike! Congratulations on your finalist. #10187074
Stefania Barbier 6/19/2012 12:02:11 AMwonderful Mike... congratulations on your beautiful finalist!!! #10187761
Patrick Rouzes 6/19/2012 7:20:40 AMCONGRATS Mike!
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 6/19/2012 8:10:26 AMGreat repeating patterns. #10188756
Merna L. Nobile 6/25/2012 12:29:27 PMDo what you love, and it will make your soul rich. CONGRATULATIONS, for being an award winner for the month of May, 2012. Merna #10199609
Joseph M. Muench 7/20/2012 4:59:47 PMAwesome. Tack sharp. I like the odd (3) number of landings. Fantastic image.
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|Guests List
|Single Male, Single Female, Couple, TV/CD, Transexual, Couple F/F
|Public Anyone can see the event and join it.
|Guest list is visible
The Official SPICY MATCH Office Christmas Party!
Couples admission just £22.50 PP*!
Dress code - smart & sexy, no sportswear or t-shirts
Reception & Free Cloakroom
Step off the street and it is like Alice through the Looking-Glass as you enter our elegant reception area with free cloakroom for coats and scarves.
Ground Floor
Meet, mingle and relax in Le Boudoirs lounge, resplendent with leather chesterfields and solid wood furniture and tantalising lighting
Dance Floor with the latest house and dance tunes,
All play areas (on all levels) have soft erotic lighting and low level music
4 large private playrooms for those seeking more intimate play
Self-service honesty bar with several commercial chillers for your alcohol. BYOB = NO Bar Bills here! A selection of soft drinks are on the house!
Enjoy your drink from proper flutes, wine goblets and tumblers, not disposable cups.
2 changing rooms – now with more than 100 free to use lockers for valuables
A private smoking courtyard at the rear with seating and both open & covered areas, plus a selection or warm blankets on those chilly evenings.
4 WC's and 3 showers (towels available FOC)
The Vaults Floor
Huge dungeon playroom equipped with Swing, Puppy Cage, Spanking Bench, St. Andrews Cross, Pommel Horse, Restrain Wall, 4 high thrones for kneeling worship and Prison Cell equipped with a padded bed and both wall/ceiling suspension points .
Sensory Vault – dark, mysterious and fun
Head Mistresses Office – bend over her vintage leather topped desk and await your punishment
Glory Hole Cupboard with throne
8ft round orgy bed
Kitchen area with free hot drinks
Additional lounge area for relaxation
The Tantric Lounge
A spacious facility with up to 8 King Size beds configured to accommodate even the largest orgies!
Additional seating area for relaxation (or recovery!)
Le Boudoir is a Members Club. New applications are welcome at www.leboudoir.club/registration
Find the club online at www.leboudoir.club or you can always contact us at email@example.com.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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MarketingMore needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 155 designs submitted by 65 freelance designers.
Need a logo for a marketing company that mainly uses social media. Our company offers marketing management for product and personal branding (everything from medical products to celebrities). The name of our company is "Marketing More".
Marketing More
Our company's main role is to market to our audience without them realizing it. We mainly focus on internet marketing techniques using social media such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
- Must use the name "Marketing More" in the logo
- Prefer brighter and non-traditional colors
- Plan on using the logo on our website and print material
Nothing ruled completly out. I think a 2-color design would look best but I will look at all entries.
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