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(title page) Annual report of the Colored Orphan Asylum located at Oxford, North Carolina [serial].
(cover) Annual report of the Colored Orphan Asylum located at Oxford, North Carolina from December 1, 1910, to December 1, 1911
Colored Orphan Asylum (Oxford, N.C.)
19 p.
Oxford, N.C.
[The Asylum
Call number C362.7 C71 1911 (North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
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To the Board of Directors of the Colored Orphan Asylum, Oxford, North Carolina:
We have again been safely and successfully led and piloted through another year by the kind and unerring Ruler of the universe. Despite the fact of the large number of helpless children and the many demands for the actual necessities essential to the comforts of life, the income from the several sources from which the Institution receives its main support, through the strictest economy, has reasonably met every requirement without complaint. In the mean time chipping off every dollar from every source possible to assist in carrying on the building and improvement idea which has absorbed our mind and time for the last two years.
|Number of children in the Institution, Dec. 1 1910
|Number admitted during the year
|Whole number in charge Dec. 1, 1911
On account of the continual increasing number of inmates to feed, clothe, and shelter, as well as the increasing responsibilities and the many demands and necessities growing out of and incident to the extending and developing condition of such an institution, we were compelled in the beginning of the year to lay our plans, in the several departments of industry, upon a broader basis, observing the rules of economy in expenses.
The working forces were reorganized: On the farm the force was made up principally of small boys with a few of the large boys to do the plowing and heavy work.
On account of the great demand and ready sale for brick in Oxford and the adjoining neighborhoods, and for the purpose of meeting successfully the indebtedness entailed by reason of building and improvements we found it necessary
to enlarge our brick-yard force as well as the plant. The expense of enlarging the plant was ($2,500) twenty-five hundred dollars, which gives us a large and valuable outfit of modern machinery, separating the rock from the clay, cutting ten brick all every revolution, a seventy-five horse power engine, an eighty five horse power boiler, which draws its own water from a branch a quarter of a mile away. The labor in this department of work is funished solely by the boys of the Home, save the manager, Mr. J. S. Dixon, Durham, N. C., who is an experienced and competent workman. The brick-yard force is made up of the large size boys. This force also operates the saw mill plant. It is well to state here that these boys have heretofore been trained on our farm and some of them in the shops.
Since completing the new brick dormitory in the month of July, we have made and sold two medium size kilns of brick. The revenue from which proved a most timely blessing to the Institution in the payment of some of the bills remaining due and carried over on account of the new building.
We believe with this modern plant, our well-organized, orce, and the superior quality of our clay we shall be enabled to not only make the bricks for the construction of the new building, mapped out for our next year's task, which necessity compels us to erect, but that we shall be able to continue to supply the market in Oxford also. Our chances are made better and our work materially facilitated by the great interest and confidence the S. A. L. Railway Co. has shown in our enterprise, to the extent of granting us the right and putting in a side track and a coal chute at the brick-yard, which is indeed an important step gained towards the success of the business. Not only are we benefited and convenienced by having our coal, wood, and all other freight traffic for the Institution to stop at its door, but, the privilege of loading and shipping bricks and other products at the place of manufacture is a great convenience to us. It takes us out of the uncertain and expensive position in which a dependence upon buying wood places us and enables
us to run the engines and burn the brick with coal by having it placed by the Railroad Co. at the mouth of the kilns.
The sale of our bricks aided us very materially in the erection of our building which cost very much more than we at first anticipated.
I would like to say that with unexperienced labor, such as we have, it will be impossible for us to look to the farm for any aid in a financial way to assist in building or liquidating debts, but our time and energies on the farm can be best spent in improving our lands and raising provisions for man and beast which we have in considerable quantities. But great stress should be put upon our machinery for from this we shall be able to get financial aid.
Our farm was pitched upon a larger scale also this year, believing that the improvements of the lands for the last year or so, together with the training heretofore given the boys and girls would warrent the undertaking. Our acreage was increased in every department of the farm, the crop was well cultivated according to modern methods and the yield splendid in every particular, reaching nearer the mark of self supporting than in any previous year. Encouraging us to hope that some day we may reach that point.
The following is about what the Home realized on the farm: Corn, 175 barrels; cotton, 6 bales; sweet potatoes, 800 bushels; white potatoes, 100 bushels, field peas, 300 bushels; beans, 30 bushels; splendid crop of peanuts; a large crop of clover, oats, fodder, and other forage. The crop of vegetables of all varieties was unusually good, enabling us not only to feed the children of the Home plentifully but to supply a number outside of the Home. The green, healthy, and thrifty state in which all of our crops grew from beginning to harvesting and the satisfactory results there from, proved to us beyond any doubt the wonderful advantage and gain there is in the modern and scientific methods of farming.
The subject of food supplies is of vast importance to us, as you will readily see, having to furnish more than six hundred meals per day every day in the year, that we have been forced to give considerable attention to hog raising and, therefore, to the selection of better stock. The result of our efforts this year has been more than satisfactory. The hogs were kept in floored pens, under shade trees, well watered, properly, but not bountifully fed. They were healthy and thrifty through the entire year. So far we have killed twenty-four of them, weighing 4,200 pounds, at an average of 1175 pounds, all of which has been salted and packed down in a new brick smoke house, recently built and added to the Institution. This house meets a very important demand and fills a long standing want, as we had no place of safety to store and preserve the large quantity of table and kitchen supplies. The building is 14x16 ft. thick walls, well built, not at all expensive as the brick and lumber were all made and furnished, by the mills of the Institution.
In addition to the favorable achievements of this year along industrial lines, we know it will be interesting to you to learn that at the grand and brilliant Agricultural and Industrial Fair, at Oxford, for the Colored Race of Granville County, this Institution was awarded, at the hands of fair and impartial judges, several of the most valuable and important prizes offered in the splendid premium list of the Fair Association.
These are some of the prizes awarded us:
Upon receiving the verdict of the judges on the Fair Grounds, where a large number of good farmers of the county were contesting, and upon receiving the prizes at the hands of the large Committee constituting the Executive Department of the Fair, we were enabled to observe with great pleasure, the wonderful advancement the race has made and is making along the lines of unselfishness and genuine interest in the merit and worth of each other. The Committee and the whole company seemed to have been delighted that this Institution was able to successfully compete and to make such a positive and creditable showing in the rank and file along with such well-to-do and experienced farmers as Granville County affords. Every colored person in the county was grateful and delighted at the interest our white friends took in the colored peoples' fair. They extended to them their beautiful fair grounds and buildings and every other accommodation in their power.
At the close of last year the girls' new dormitory was not quite completed and work had been suspended on account of winter weather. On the 8th of March, this year, the work was resumed. Through the faithful and friendly efforts of our good Governor, Hon. W. W. Kitchin, Senator A. A. Hicks, Representative W. A. Devin, of Granville County, backed up by the untiring assistance of judge A. W. Graham, the Representatives of both Houses of the last Legislature, manifested their interest by giving us an additional appropriation of $2,000 to assist in the completion of the said building.
The following are some of the amounts received for new furniture and beddings for the new building:
|Dr. A. M. Moore, JULY 26th
|$ 10 00
|Dr. A. Shepard from Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
|5 00
|Mrs. H. J. Green
|5 00
|Mrs. Howell
|J. C. Jeffreys
|8 00
|Dr. A. M. Moore, May 8th
|10 00
|Northern Friend
|25 00
|Miss Bessie Hocken
|75 00
|Prof. Luther Buchanan, Member of our Board
|5 00
|J. W. Buchanan
|5 00
|Rev. Isaac Alston
|5 00
|Dr. A. M. Moore
|6 12
|Rev. J. W. Levy
|4 20
|Rev. J. T. Peace, From Sisters' Union of his Church
|5 00
|Dr. G. C. Shaw
|12 00
|Dr. A. M. Moore, Insurance
|43 80
|Grand Lodge of Masons of North Carolina
|400 00
|Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Convention
|50 00
|State Baptist Sunday School Convention (Weldon, N. C.)
|25 00
|Shiloh Association, No. 1
|10 00
|Shiloh Association, No. 1--Rev. J. A. Hawkins
|7 00
|Cedar Grove Association--Rev J. T. Peace
|5 00
|Taylor's Baptist Church--Miss West
|6 00
|E. E. Cartright, High Point, N. C
|6 00
|Mrs. M. Bond, Quitsna, N. C
|2 00
|Sisters' Union--R. S. Jacobs, Rich Square, N. C.
|1 75
|Mt. Mariah Society--Viola M. Hargrove
|1 21
|Rev. D. D. Jones, Berea, N. C
|1 63
|Rev. Lyons, Oxford, N. C.
|1 00
|Rev. J. T. Peace, West End Sunday School, Durham, N. C.
|2 50
|Dr. J. A. Savage, Franklinton, N. C.
|5 00
|Mrs. C. D. Hawkins--Woman's Union S. St. Church and Oak Grove Church
|5 87
|I. C. Jeffreys--Wake Baptist Mission Union
|5 00
|Rev. J. A. Savage, Pendleton, N. C.
|1 00
|Rev. J. A. Savage--Presbyterian S. S. Convention
|2 50
|I. C. Jeffreys--Wake Baptist S.S. Convention
|13 00
|R. A Wych--Vance County S. S. Convention
|3 00
|G. Smith, Leasburg, N. C.--Cedar Grove Association
|5 00
|North Carolina Mutual Prov. Association
|40 00
|G. W. Claborn from Masonic Lodge, Henderson, N. C.
|5 00
|Rev. Lyons--E. Cadar Grove Union
|5 00
|By Joseph Harris from Church
|4 60
|Rev. M. C. Ransom, Pastor, Wakefield
|1 00
|Mrs. Sarah B. Evans
|1 00
|Rev. A. W. Ivey from his Church
|12 00
|Mrs. J. A. Alston--Woman's North Bound Association
|5 00
|E. Bembry, Hertford, N. C.
|2 00
|Dr. G. W. Cardwell, Elizabete City, N.C
|$10 00
|Rev. J. H. Johnson, Elizabeth City, N. C
|1 00
|Rev. W. M. Reed, Wilson, N. C.
|1 00
|Rev. B. D. Harrell, Corepeake, N. C.
|Rev. James Jenkins, Galesville, N. C.
|First Baptist Church, Hertford, N. C.
|4 25
Thanksgiving Day was observed with interesting and appropriate exercises in the chapel and a special and bountiful dinner was prepared which the children enjoyed to the delight of many friends and visitors present. We appreciate and are indeed thankful to Hon. D. Y. Cooper, of Henderson, N. C., for the gift of $10.00 which assisted in making merry and happy 230 hearts on that day. Mr. Cooper is the orphans' friend. He helps the Home every year Mr. C. S. Easton, of Oxford, N. C., is another friend to the Home. He sent $3.00 for Thanksgiving Day which assisted much in making this large family of small but appreciative children happy.
|State Appropriation
|$6,000 00
|Singing Class
|711 15
|Anniversary Day collection
|30 00
|Rent from grounds
|45 00
|Churches, Sunday Schools, Masonic Lodges, Unions, Conventions, Associations, Insurance Companies, Individuals, and Agents
|535 75
|Farm, garden products and dairy
|235 00
|Hire for children
|45 00
|Sale of bricks
|1100 00
|Grand Lodge of Masons of N. C.
|400 00
|$9088 75
|Less 1st quarter of $1000.00 additional appropriation by the State which did not go into effect until 2nd quarter
|250 00
|8738 75
|Salaries and wages
|$ 3250 00
|Clothing and bedding
|1550 00
|3030 75
|Wood and coal
|575 00
|Repairs, etc[.]
|50 10
|Repair to pumps, and digging well
|95 00
|Office expenses, express, freight
|75 25
|Expenses and R. R. fares or children and agents to and from different points in State
|150 15
|$ 9,376 25
We, the Committee of Audit for the Colored Orphan Asylum, cheerfully testify to the correctness of Supt. H. P. Cheatham's accounts which we have carefully examined and audited every quarter.
The school of the Home is managed by three active and thoroughly qualified teachers. The day school is taught by Misses M. A. Henderson and Oliva West. The night school for the working boys is taught by Miss Ida McGhee.
We want to express our delight and gratitude to Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Shaw, President of Mary Potter School, Oxford, N. C., for a scholarship for one of our girls. Also we are greatly encouraged and appreciate beyond expression the two scholarships given the Home by Dr. C. F. Meserve, President of Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C.
We cannot help pressing onward with eager determination to provide for the many sore wants and needs of the Institution, when we take into consideration the willingness of the white people of Oxford, Henderson, and other places as well as our own people to aid in an effective way to carry the arduous burdens of the Home in the attempt to feed, clothe, train and comfortably shelter the large number of helpless and untrained human beings committed to its care, who otherwise could not help becoming a hinderance to themselves as well as a burden to the State.
The merchants and all business firms in Oxford are always ready to indulge and help us.
We are delighted to make special mention of our door neighbors who are exceedingly friendly and kind to the Home: Mr. Tom Taylor, Mr. Sam Knott, Mr. R. W. Lassiter, Judge Graham, Mess. J. F. White Co., Horner Bros. Co., Long Co., Landis&Easton, Frist National Bank, National Bank of Granville, Gen. B. S. Royster, Senator A. A. Hicks, Representative W. A. Devin, Mayor D. G. Brummitt, Mr. L. Thomas, Mr. J. J. Medford, Mess. Baird&Chamblee, L. J. Hicks, Dr. J. G. Hall, Mess. C. D. Ray and L. B. Turner, Acme Hardware Co., Oxford Hardware Co., Long Winston Co., Prof. Buchanan, Mr. Jno. Kittrell, Mr. Davy McGhee and Dr. and Mrs. Shaw. Dr. Shaw made the Home a timely present of a valuable work horse. These and others have backed and befriended us in our efforts to succeed here.
We wish to make special reference to the liberality and kindness of Dr. C. H. D. Forte, one of the most capable and cultured gentlemen of the State of North Carolina, and one of the leading dentists in Oxford, who pulls the teeth and relieves the aching gums of the little boys and girls of this Institution every year free of charge. When one is relieved he carries the news to the others and it is wonderful how they revere Dr. Forte's name. Dr. Forte deserves his popularity and the success he is making in his great profession.
We know the friends to the Orphanage do most heartily join us in thanksgiving and praise to all the railroad companies in the State for their great assistance in giving reduced rates on their roads for the transportation of the orphans from place to place in North Carolina.
Mrs. Henry Yarborough, of Louisburg, was here a few weeks ago to visit the Home. She was very much impressed with the new Dormitory and upon her return home sent 46 beautiful window shades for the front windows in the new building for which we are grateful. Sister Yarboro is indeed loved by the children here.
Mess. W. C. Geraty and Co., of Young's Island, S. C., sent to the Home again this year the cabbage plants, free of charge, which made our large and successful cabbage crop.
We wish these good friends could realize how sincerely we appreciate their wonderful benevolence and how often the children, the beneficiaries, are reminded of the sources from which these blessings come.
We are especially indebted to Mess. C. T. Harris and C. S. Easton, our Board of Audit, for their great interest, not only in our accounts, but in the general work and success of the Institution. They are bank experts, one of the First National Bank, and the other of The National Bank of Granville. No skein of accounts can become so tangled but that they cannot unravel it. They are competent and untiring and we thank the Governor for appointing such friends to our work.
We are delighted to report an almost perfect condition of health in the Home this year among the children except a little sickness in the early part of the year. Dr. Coggeshall, the learned and untiring doctor, is in charge of the health department of the Institution. He looks close and well after the sanitary conditions and we feel safe in his hands.
Miss Bessie Hocken, our door neighbor and a faithful friend to the widows and orphans everywhere, does not want her name mentioned in such matters, but her gift is so timely and of so much importance to the Home, we cannot help making public in this report her benevolence of a most beautiful and costly bath tub placed in the bath room, and ten nice iron beds--all for the little children.
The friends from different sections of the state have been exceedingly kind in sending to the Home for the children select and valuable barrels and boxes--especially for Thanksgiving Day and Christmas and we desire to again thank them through this report.
Our order of religious exercises is as follows:
A standing invitation is extended to the ministers of the different churches to preach to the Home an hour on the Sabbath, convenient to them.
On September 19,1911, we received two small children from Durham through Dr. Moore, one a baby and along with them Dr. Moore brought $100.00 sent by his Insurance Company (The Mutual Provident) on the life of their deceased mother. This is an unusual coincidence as orphans rarely bring anything but their pitiful little selves.
OXFORD, N. C., Dec. 19,1911.
We, the Board of Directors of the Colored Orphan Asylum, met December 19th with bowed heads and heavy hearts. The seat of our beloved brother and co-worker and chairman, Rev. Augustus Sheppard was vacant. God in His divine Providence took our leader Nov. . Though we bow reverentially to His Omnipotent Will, we feel keenly our loss, and with heavy hearts and beteared eyes performed our duty the best we could.
The report of our Superintendent was encouraging. The account of his receipts and his expenditures satisfactory, and the general prosperity of the work most gratifying. We were especially pleased with the growth and success of the farm which is beginning to attract no little attention; having won the first prize at the Colored Fair of Granville County offered for the best exhibits of farm products.
The new building offers an ideal home for the girls of the Institution and we congratulate our most worthy and faithful Superintendent on his success in erecting such a magnificant structure which is a credit not only to the Asylum but to the State.
The brick plant has already proven to be quite an asset to the Asylum and bids fair to become one of its supporting arms.
The Superintendent was unusually successful in raising hogs during the year. We congratulate him and suggest that he continue to push the work along the lines that he has so wisely marked out and thus far so successfully followed.
We appeal to the public to help in this great work. It has passed its experimental stage and has become and Institution of which every citizen of North Carolina and especially the colored people should feel proud. The Legislature is inclined more and more to help us if they see we are trying to help ourselves. We need and must have a boys' building. With the brick plant and a generous support from our people we will soon have it.
We thank the Masonic Order and the various churches and individuals for their generous support during the past year and recommend to all our Superintendent and his dear wife, Mrs. Cheatham, who have proven themselves from year to year to be faithful and wise workers. Under their care and that of their faithful co-workers and with the proper moral and financial support from the people we feel sure our Institution will some day reach our ideal, and the cause of suffering humanity greatly served.
There are hundreds of our orphan boys and girls going astray, becoming criminals. Give us more room at the Asylum and we will take them in and save them for Christ and the State.
On the part of the State: R. W. LASSITER
M. L. COLEY Board of Directors.
Oxford, N. C., May 27, 1912.
To His Excellency, William W. Kitchin, Governor of North Carolina:
Under the laws of 1909 chapter 747, entitled "An Act to provide for the erection of a dormitory at the Colored Orphan Asylum at Oxford, North Carolina," it was provided that, whenever the Superintendent and Board of Trustees of said Asylum should raise the sum of $5000 in cash, the Treasurer of the State should be authorized and directed to pay out of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, the sum of five thousand dollars to be used together with the sum raised by the Superintendent and Board of Trustees, for the erection and equipment of a brick building to be used as a dormitory for said orphan children.
Section 2 of said act provided that the Governor should appoint a building committee "who shall have control of the erection of said building and the disbursement of the money and all vouchers for money expended in the erection of said building shall be first approved by said Building Committee, together with the Superintendent of said Colored Orphan Asylum."
On the 12th day of October, 1910 your Excellency appointed on said Building Committee W. A. Devin, R. W. Lassiter, A. W. Graham, John Webb, and V. T. Cheatham, who, each, accepted the position and met on the. . . . . day of October 1910 and elected A. W. Graham Chairman of said Building Committeee.
The Committee having ascertained that the work on the new building had been begun some time in the early summer of 1910 made an investigation and found that H. P. Cheatham, the Superintendent of said Colored Orphan Asylum had raised a part of the money required, and wishing
to take advantage of the good weather for building in the summer and fall, had employed Frank H. Thompson, Esq., an architect of fine reputation and standing, of the city of Raleigh, to draw plans and specifications for a building of the character needed, and began work on the same in the middle of the summer and had all excavations made and about 155,000 brick laid in the foundation, bringing it up to the height of four or five feet above the surface of the ground. And he had also bought a saw-mill and had cut a large portion of the lumber required in said building from timber growing on the lands of the Asylum. He had also bought a brick-making machine and established it on the land of the Asylum and by employing an experienced brick-maker, J. L. Dixon, to superintend the work of the inmates of the Asylum, whom he utilized in the making of the brick; thus together with the saw-mill, saving more than $2000 in the cost of construction of said building.
Your Committee caused an examination and estimation of the value of the work, labor and material in said building up to the date of their appointment to be made by Mr. Frank H. Thompson the aforesaid architect, who made his report (a copy of which we file herewith) estimating cost of said building up to October 12, 1909 at [long blank in text] . Your Committee, after consideration of said report and an examination of said building, and making allowances for the difference in the cost of labor, when it was contributed by the inmates of the Asylum, wishing to be on the safe side, reduced said estimate of the value of the work to $3000, and notified the Superintendent of the Asylum that he must raise $2000 in cash additional before they would feel authorized to proceed with the work.
Said Superintendent thereupon did raise the money and on the 7th day of November filed with your Committee the following certificate from the First National Bank, of Oxford.
Oxford, N. C., Nov. 7, 1910. H. P. Cheatham Supt., Colored Orphan Asylum, 0xford N. C,
Dear Sir:
This is to certify that there is two thousand ($2,000) standing to the credit of the Building Fund account of the Colored Orphan Asylum in this bank.
Yours truly,
W. H. HUNT, Cashier.
We therefore notified the State Treasurer, Hon. B. R. Lacy, who forwarded to the National Bank of Granville the warrant of the State for $5000 which was deposited to the credit of the Building Fund of the Colored Orphan Asylum.
You will notice that it was then late in the fall, the time when brick working is usually suspended until spring, but the demand for the building was so urgent, owing to the Overcrowding of the inmates and the delapidated and dangerous condition of the old wooden buildings that, at the earnest solicitation of the Superintendent, we allowed the work on the building to proceed though the cost of such work is considerably greater in the winter, than in the summer and fall of the year. Owing to circumstances he could not control, and the lack of funds, the building could not be completed during the winter.
In the spring of 1909 the main building for girls was destroyed by fire which greatly hampered and embarassed the Superintendent, who at one time thought he would have to send a great number of the orphans back to the respective counties from which they came. But by economizing space and by good management he succeeded in sheltering them all, and lost none.
We append hereto a statement, showing our administration and expenditure of the $5,000 entrusted to our care under chapter 757, of the Laws of 1909.
The General Assembly of 1911, recognizing the dire necessity of the Institution, after the destruction by fire of the dormitory heretofore referred to, passed an act, found in chapter 191, Laws of 1911, directing the Treasurer of the
State to pay to the said institution on the first day of November, 1912. The sum of $2, 000 to be used in completing said building. The absolute need of the building was so great that the State Treasurer, Hon. B. R. Lacy, upon the appeal of the Superintendent, exercised his discretion and issued the Treasury warrant for $2,000 payable on the first day of November, 1912; and the Superintendent, by tact and good management, induced parties to cash said warrant so that the fund might become available immediately for building purposes. He also provided for the interest so that no discount should be taken out of the building fund.
With said $2,000, and some contributions procured by the Superintendent, the said building was completed about the first day of November, 1911, but upon the advice of the physicians as to the possible consequences from the dampness of the new walls, was not occupied by the orphans until the spring of 1912. Your Committee was not charged with the responsibility of the expenditure of the $2,000, under Chapter 191, Laws of 1911. But they continued from time to time to inspect the building while the work was going on, and examined the vouchers for all expenditures made out of said fund and herewith submit a copy of same.
The building constructed was designed by Mr. Frank H. Thompson, architect, and is 183 feet long by 46 feet wide, with an elevation of three stories for the center and two stories for the wings. Is is commodious and well arranged, but owing to the great demand upon the Institution for admittance, it is much overcrowded.
The amount expended by the State upon said building was five thousand dollars from the appropriation of 1909 and two thousand dollars from the appropriation of 1911, while the money raised and expended on the building by the Superintendent prior to 1911 exceeded the sum of five thousand dollars and since that date would amount to at least $1,500. Representing a total expenditure of more than $13,500.
We cannot close this report without commending to your consideration Hon. Henry Plummer Cheatham, the
Superintendent of the Colored Orphan Asylum, through whose zeal and tact the erection of the building, with the aid of the State, has been rendered possible. Almost alone and unaided, he raised more than $6000 by presenting the cause of the helpless of his race to benevolent parties of both races who, by their confidence in him and the eloquence of his appeals, were induced to contribute largely to this cause. By the use of reasources he had at hand, the labor of the children, the timber upon the premises, hauling with his own teams, he saved several thousand dollars and to show his own faith in the work, he contributed liberally out of his private funds. And we should not fail to mention that several of the colored carpenters and brick-layers worked at reduced wages through his influence, to aid in the cause for the benefit of their race. His exhibition of energy, tact, good methods and his interest in and devotion to the helpless orphans has shown that he is the right man in the right place, and we commend the Board of Trustees upon their selection.
The building erected is much larger and cost much more than was contemplated, but experience has demonstrated that it is none too large for the purpose intended, and even now is overcrowded.
We sincerely hope that the next General Assembly may see its way clear to erect such buildings upon the grounds as the urgent necessities of the Institution demands. There are now 231 inmates of the institution, gathered from 51 counties of the State, while more than fifty are applying for admittance, but cannot be received for lack of room.
It is hardly necessary to mention that no member of the Building Committee made any charge for any service rendered in connection with the work.
A. W. GRAHAM, Chairman.
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Starsports network with its parental channels of star cricket and star sports 1 and 3 are official broadcaster of India vs Bangladesh. Starsports channel are being watched by millions of users around the world to watch India vs Bangladesh series live streaming. You can also watch live cricket streaming on Starsports.com website if you are out of home or in office.
Also Check: Crictime India vs Bangladesh Live Cricket Scores
Crictime India vs Bangladesh Live Stream Scores:
Crictime with several websites have wide range of alternative servers to watch live cricket scores streaming online. India is going to visit Bangladesh for one test and three One Day Internationals in June 2015, where you can get live cricket scores, cricket highlights and fixtures for free on Crictime. Crictime full scorecards are now easily available on Crictimes platforms.
Also get: Webcric Live Stream Servers Live Cricket Scores
Webcric Bangladesh vs India Watch Scores Live:
Webcric will broadcast live cricket scores of India vs Bangladesh 1st test match which is going to be played officially on June 10, 2015. Webcric has millions of visitors to attract for India vs Bangladesh series on the world wide web.
Also See: Best Live Cricket Scores Streaming Website
Cricfree India vs Bangladesh Fixtures / Schedule:
You can get and download the complete fixtures of India vs Bangladesh series from Cricfree platform. Cricfree which is mostly popular in Asian countries has quite good traffic of cricket freaks on the world of internet. India vs Bangladesh Cricfree Fixtures are ; Only Test: 10-14 June, 2015, whereas, ODIs will start from 18 June, 1st ODI is on 18th June, 2nd ODI on 21st June and last & third ODI will be on 24th June.
Official Links for India vs Bangladesh Series:
United Kingdom: Skygo.com
United States: espn.go.com
India: Starsports.com
Khantv India vs Bangladesh Servers Links of Live Scores:
India is going to send young lad for Bangladesh series which is the most watched series on Khantv servers and links. Khantv deal in providing cricket live scores services to Indian and Pakistan community, this time again it is going to attract million of visitors for Bangladesh host India series.
Also Check: Starsports.com Live
Tvcric Live Cricket Scores Streaming Highlights:
Tvcric going to provide live scorecard, cricket highlights and videos of India vs Bangladesh matches. Tvcric also provide alternative servers of cricket live to its millions of users to get benefited from different cricket sources as well.
Smartcric India vs Bangladesh, Crictime Live Cricket, Webcric Live Cricket Scores, Khantv Live Servers Scores, Cricfree Live Scores Channels, Tvcric Live Scores Streaming, India vs Bangladesh test and ODIs

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African Parks Website Redesign
African Parks is a conservation non-profit that manages 10 national parks in seven African countries. In 2016 African Parks brought in Brick Factory to rethink its entire digital strategy. Our team helped African Parks grow its social media following and email list, implement a targeted online advertising strategy, and create an aggressive online fundraising campaign.
After the success of our initial engagement, African Parks engaged Brick Factory to redesign its website in early 2017. The goals of the redesign were to improve site usability, effectively tell the story of African Parks work, and to make the site a more effective vehicle for recruiting supporters and donors.
- Program Strategy & Planning
- Informational Architecture
- List Building
- Online Fundraising
- Content Audit & Strategy
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So what if the water's still a little too cool for swimming? It's spring! After a long winter of waiting, who isn't ready to head for the beach? The Traverse City area has miles and miles of beautiful beaches where you can sunbathe, play a little volleyball and wander wherever you like.
And here's an added bonus -- spring is when you're most likely to find treasures washed up on the shore from the previous winter: whether it's sand-frosted beach glass or mysterious Petoskey stones, a spring ramble down the shoreline gives you first pick of the season's new keepsakes.


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Hello hello! The last Q&A with yours truly is here, waiting for your eyes and ears!
It is so interesting to me that we can get to know each other through things like Q&A videos, but thanks to the technology of the present day, we can meet new friends and learn about each other in so many ways through the internet! It makes me wonder what it will be like in twenty years… holograms perhaps? Haha! 😉
Anyhow, I hope you enjoy!
Dress: H&M // Turtleneck: Thrifted // Necklace: MeadowandFawn
What is your favorite healthy food?
Have you watched Food Inc?
Can you relate to our swimwear story?
Love and blessings!
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Scientist, Due to continued success and growth, our client is currently looking to recruit a Scientist to be based in our GMP Lab in Athlone, Ireland. The role of Scientist is to provide full analytical testing support of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API), intermediates, raw materials, in-process testing, and finished products for all dosage forms of small molecules for all phases of the drug development process. Duties & Responsibilities Perform a variety of complex sample preparations.Perform analysis procedures to quantitatively measure pharmaceutical compounds in a variety of formulations for stability testing and other studies for analytical testing support.Perform work assignments accurately, timely and in a safe manner.QualificationsEducated to a Higher Education Level in Chemistry2+ year's experience working within a cGMP LabDetailed knowledge of separation sciences, familiarity with various types of analytical and preparative techniques for small molecules - HPLC, GC are essential or Biopharm: ELISA, SDS-Page, Western Blot, HPLC. Capillary electrophoresis would be an advantage.Detailed knowledge of method validation; method development would be an advantage.Proficient in sample extraction proceduresPositive attitude and ability to work well with othersAbility to write protocols and reports with minimum supervisionAbility to deal with multiple and changing priorities
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Truly great sandwiches -- where bread, meat, and toppings come together in perfect harmony -- are undeniably one of the greatest pleasures in eating, yet they're generally cheap (enough) to be accessible to the everyman. That said, not every man (or lady!) has the refined palate of a chef, so to help you track down some of the best sandwiches San Diego has to offer, we tapped 11 big time local kitchen runners to give us their go-to.
Buffalo Chicken Beer Cheese Fondue Fries Are Like an Edible Sports Bar
Leyla Javadov of Café 21 and Zymology 21
University Heights
"I just love Brie cheese. Anything with Brie sounds attractive to me," says Leyla. "Also the ingredients in this sandwich remind me of Thanksgiving, which brings to mind memories of family gatherings and happiness."
Brad Hightow of Florent
College Area
This enormous sandwich (see it up top?!) earns a special place in Brad's heart/stomach for two main reasons: "juicy and tender" corned beef and "toasted to perfection" rye bread that he says is "the perfect vessel to keep all the components together." While Brad goes for the classic construction (corned beef, swiss cheese, and sauerkraut), you can always swap in pastrami or turkey instead.
Matt Gordon of Urban Solace, Solace and the Moonlight Lounge, and Sea & Smoke
North Park
Matt is a "huge fan" of this "very simple but really delicious" panini with smoked turkey, pesto, Grana Padano cheese, tomato, artichoke hearts, onion, and crushed pistachios on focaccia. Since it would be wrong to not order a coffee here, you'll also need a Cafe Viennese (espresso, milk, honey, and cinnamon).
Giovanni Novella of Stella Public House and Halcyon
Pacific Beach
Giovanni says the "amazing combination of meat" in this surf and turf sandwich packed with smoked fish, spicy shrimp, and skirt steak is the "perfect lunch" when paired with a cold beer.
Kristianna Zabala of Nomad Donuts
North Park
Kristianna loves this pork belly sandwich because it has "so many different flavors that are perfectly balanced." Tasty elements like Chinese BBQ seasoning, chili aioli, and pickled vegetables bring a lot to the table, but it's the crispy bits of char (achieved by cooking the fatty meat in a wood-fired oven) that make it totally addictive.
Meredith Manee of 1500 OCEAN at Hotel del Coronado
Mission Beach and Mission Hills
Meredith says Rubicon's Dapper Dipper (an "updated take on a French dip") takes her back to childhood, when she'd order a French dip sandwich whenever possible. "The Dapper Dipper is perfection, with the bread as important as the inside ingredients: garlicky cheese bread incases thinly sliced tri tip beef, melty swiss cheese, crispy onions, and creamy horseradish with a good kick," she says. She's especially fond of the au jus served on the side, because it "adds extra beefiness and salt to each bite."
Mario Cassineri of BiCE
Point Loma
"To make a nice sandwich, the most important thing is the bread," says Mario Cassineri of BiCE, so it's no big surprise that his favorite sandwich comes from a bakery that specializes in producing over 20 artisanal varieties. His go-to sandwich is the Almost Grilled Cheese, a triple cream French Brie and crumbled gorgonzola creation that also happens to be one of the must-try grilled cheese sandwiches in San Diego.
Kyle Kovar of Tom Ham's Lighthouse
Chula Vista
"My family and I love this spot," says Kyle. "It's been family owned and operated for over 20 years, it feels great to support the small business scene in our neighborhood. The passion put into this shop is a direct reflection of their success so far, and the sandwiches are killer, too." Kyle's top pick, the Wild Turkey, combines sliced turkey with melted Swiss cheese, avocado, and two strips of bacon.
Joe Magnanelli of Urban Kitchen Group (CUCINA urbana + enoteca)
North Park
"Big Front Door keeps getting better and better. This hearty sandwich is full of flavor with tender meat and the house BBQ sauce," says Joe Magnanelli. Other accoutrements on the super-savory sandwich, served on a torpedo roll, include oven-roasted onion, shredded cabbage, and a dash of oil & vinegar.
Executive Chef Sara Polczynski of The Blind Burro
Sara is all about food with bold flavors and textures, and says this budget-friendly bánh mì sandwich "has it all." Bonus: the small, family-run Vietnamese bakery also bakes their baguettes on site, so you can count on good quality bread.
Chef-Owner Kurt Metzger of Kitchen 4140
Kurt deems this Korean steak and shrimp melt "the ultimate sandwich," noting the bread is "a great blend of crunchy and chewy," and the combination of steak, shrimp, molten cheese, and the perfect portion of kimchi amount to a "melt-in-your-mouth experience."
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1. Caffe Calabria Coffee Roasting Company3933 30th St, San Diego
2. Hanna's Gourmet2864 Adams Ave, San Diego
3. DZ Akins6930 Alvarado Rd, San Diego
4. Tiger!Tiger!3025 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego
5. Oscar's Mexican Seafood746 Emerald St, San Diego
6. Rubicon Deli3715 India St, San Diego
7. Con Pane Rustic Breads & Cafe2750 Dewey Rd #105, San Diego
8. Hungry Hank's Deli866 3rd Ave, Chula Vista
9. BFD4135 Park Blvd, University Heights
10. Paris Bakery4616 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego
11. Supernatural Sea To Sandwich7094 Miramar Rd #105, San Diego
Caffe Calabria's roasting process is extremely hands-on so that they can be sure to reach the peak of flavor. If you want to get your hands on Caffe Calabria's beans you can stop by the café on 30th, order from the website, or pick up a bag at Whole Foods (Hillcrest and La Jolla), Specialty Produce, and at Ballast Point in Little Italy.
This multi-national kitchen in University Heights features dishes from France, Morocco, India, and beyond. Hanna's started as a catering company, but due to high demand a brick and mortar space was created to serve dinner and brunch five days a week. The menu is constantly changing to highlight different regions, and family-style dinners are offered periodically for a fixed price.
This Jewish-style deli brings the stacked sandwiches and homemade pickles of the Big Apple to San Diego.
Tiger!Tiger! Tavern, Blind Lady Ale House's sister venue, purveys draught beer and bar fare in North Park, dishing out clam chowder, curry fries, hamburgers, and other hearty soups, salads, sandwiches, and sides in a rustic yet industrial environment. Peel your eyes away from the gravity-defying, how-are-they-hanging-upside-down-I-don't-get-it bicycles affixed to the ceiling, take a seat at a communal mahogany picnic table or barstool, and embark upon the journey of choosing a beer from Tiger!Tiger!'s varied beverage list. Take advantage of the Sunday brunch menu, which offers both sweet and savory dishes like house-made doughnuts and a fried chicken biscuit sandwich.
What began as just one small storefront on Turquoise St. is now a San Diego marisco fixture and mini chain known for its variety of Latin-flavored dishes. Expect an ample selection of market seafood served in salad, tacos, burritos, or tortas, plus non-surf fare like breakfast burritos, steak tacos, and chorizo tortas. Oscar's is a quick counter-serve, but don't judge the fish by how it's served: the ceviche may come in plastic cups, but it's flavorful and most importantly, fresh.
When a place makes its own bread in-house, you can bet its sandwich game is on point. In Rubicon's case, you would be correct. They offer several must-have varieties, but the Belly Up rocks just as hard as its namesake and is full of slow-roasted pork belly, sweet & spicy coleslaw, lettuce, and miso-ginger mayo. If you prefer to forge your own path, they have an encyclopedic array of build-your-own ingredient options. No matter what route you go, a cookie is a must.
This Point Loma bakery/cafe offers delicious baked goods and sandwiches. It's also one of the few places where you can order a half or whole sandwich. Go for the half and get a cookie (or get a whole sandwich and a cookie... the point is... get a cookie).
Hank's is a family-owned and operated deli offering speciality sandwiches (think Mexican cheese melt and oriental beef) and rice bowls.
BFD stands for Big Front Door, which is the name of this local deli that serves up an array of freshly prepared dishes that can include soups, salads and sandwiches made-to-order. There's also an in-house specialty wine and craft beer shop that specializes in smaller-scale producers, so you can get your drink on while you wait for your grub.
This Vietnamese cafe and French bakery combo offers the best of both worlds: pastries, teas, and an assortment of báhn mì sandwiches.
Not to be confused with the most popular activity at Santana-themed swingers conventions, Supernatural Sandwiches are the tucked-away creation of four 'wich aficionados with hyper-local leanings and the humble dream of making "sea-to-sandwich"... sandwiches.


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so since June of last year everytime i'm here, i only think of one guy...and concentrate on that.
for the several quarters that i've been with account i'm with, i've experienced a nearly quarterly treat of a long lunch with our client. and since the crowne plaza is the nearest, it seems like a no brainer to have our lunch here
moving along the buffet table, we have the assortment of food, from your salads,
of different kinds and from different countries,
and then we move on to main courses, the pic below being the offer from 'Mongolia'
and then there's my fave, nope i'm not exaggerating or joking, Indian food.
and the chips and rotti. me loves the rotti and the spicy chips [whose name escapes me now.
wehehehe more spices.
and we move on to their Italian buffet.
if move on to the last part of the buffet line you get to the part of the chopped lamb and steak.
The following pictures are what my office mate and I had.
the shrimp salad and the ceasar's salad was very light but the dressing for the ceasar's salad was on the sweet side, which i found odd.
Ria's plate for her Indian food, it's spicy chicken, both were chicken just had different kinds of spices on them.
my rotti....mmmm, i could eat the rotti all day. the sweetness is a good balance with the spice of the chicken.
Ria's steak with mashed potato with pesto. the mashed potato was fluffy and i like that there's pesto on it. she had hers done well done. she was pretty pleased with it especially with the gravy on top.
squeeee, pasta bolognese, with extra topping of parmesan cheese. i didn't use to eat their pasta just because i can get good spaghetti at home or any other place so i always went for the indian food. but this day was different. i tried it out and it was the only one i wanted to try just because i'm not into white sauce and i actually know how putanesca was invented way way back in italy so meh, bolognese, woooh! this thing is heavy! i had only put in a small amount of pasta on my dish but when it came back, it was like triple (S) the amount! and the beef was very gratifying not to mention the sauce was a nice combination of tangy sour sweet ♥
the cake, looks yummy? it's hazel nut chocolate.
a chocolate fountain, behind it are different fruits and marshmallows for you to have something to bathe the chocolate on.
the desserts. actually, the 3 of us had a consensus. only the walnut cake, that thing with the olive looking star decorated chocolate ball, was the most delectable. everything else was either so so or just plain bad...and when i say bad, i mean sour and ewwww, wtf happened there bad. and that would be the hazel nut cake. that i have a picture of above the chocolate fountain.
as we left the place, i saw that they have a clay oven and these lovelies.
no one stopped me from taking pictures of their layout and place, [i was asked to stop taking pictures at Sofitel].
The coffee takes awhile to get to you. the cream that you ask for takes even longer. i don't know what beans country style uses for their coffee, but i still prefer country style's brew over the brew served at Seven corners.
it's a hotel restaurant, so kpop stars eat here when they're staying at the crowne, senators eat here, too. so expect the ambiance to be cozy but on the slightly posh side. the cost per head for the buffet is about 1k++. not bad considering it's the Crowne Plaza.
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Online Poker Deposit Options
If you're signing up at one of the major poker sites, it can be as simple as getting out your credit card. But if you live in a certain state, or you're trying out a smaller site on a smaller network, it may take a bit of leg work before you can get your money online and start playing.
To make things easier, Poker Junkie has donethat leg work for you and put together a complete list ofthe most convenient, safest and fastest poker deposit options below - both for US players and the rest of the world.
US Poker Deposit Methods
Credit Cards - Visa and MasterCard
Credit cards are the most convenient poker payment method. Simply decide what amount to deposit, enter your credit card details, click "submit" and your request will be processed in less than a minute.
Unfortunately though, not all US banks allow credit card payments to poker sites. If that's the case for you, consider one of the other online poker payment methods below.
US Online Poker Sites that Accept Visa
|Poker Stars
|UB Poker
|Absolute Poker
|Bodog Poker
|Full Tilt Poker
|Sportsbook Poker
|PlayersOnly Poker
US Online Poker Sites That Accept MasterCard
|Poker Stars
|UB Poker
|Absolute Poker
|Full Tilt Poker
eChecks work the same way as traditional paper checks do. The only difference is that you do it online.
When you choose this payment option the money you deposit is requested from your bank, and when the payment is cleared, the money is added to your poker account.
Although it might take a few days for the payment to be processed, you're often allowed to play right away (but not make a withdrawal.)
US Online Poker Sites That Accept eChecks
|Poker Stars
|Full Tilt Poker
Bank Wires/Drafts
Bank wires and drafts are direct transfers from your bank to your chosen poker site.
Bank drafts are usually cheaper than bank wires but they have to be physically mailed and the payment can take up to a couple of weeks to be cleared.
Bank wires, on the other hand, are generally a little more expensive. The upside though is that the payment process is handled online and you will instantly have your money in your poker account.
US Online Poker Sites That Accept Bank Wires/Drafts
|Poker Stars
|Absolute Poker
|UB Poker
With the exception of credit cards, eWallets are the most convenient payment method.
eWallets are basically web-based financial institutions that act as middle men between your bank and the poker site. When you log in to your eWallet you're able to make instant deposits at poker sites.
Today, there are no online poker sites that allow US players to use major eWallets like PayPal, Neteller and Moneybookers. There are, however, a couple of sites that still accept other eWallet payments.
US Online Poker Sites That Accept UseMyWallet
|UB Poker
|Absolute Poker
|Sportsbook Poker
|PlayersOnly Poker
US Online Poker Sites That Accept EwalletXpress
|Bodog Poker
US Online Poker Sites That Accept MyPayLinQ
|Bodog Poker
Other Poker Payment Methods
Alongside the poker payment options available to US players - credit cards, eChecks and different forms of bank transfers - Europeans and other non-US players have a lot of other deposit options to choose from.
Below find a list of the most popular international payment methods accepted by most poker sites online.
For more info, click on the logo and read more on each payment service's homepage.
Moneybookers is one of the leading online-payment services. There are several direct-funding options available including majorcredit cards, country-specific credit cards and instant banking.
<pNETeller allows you to make instant deposits at all major poker sites. Once your NETeller account is set up, you can move your bankroll around between poker sites for free.
Entropay is a prepaid Visa account that can be used everywhere Visa is accepted. Entropay is the perfect option for those who don't want to disclose credit-card information online.
ClickandBuy is used by 7,000 online merchants. Fund your ClickandBuy account with MasterCard, Visa, Direct Bank Transfer or several country-specific credit cards.
Paysafecard is a prepaid payment solution that allows you to make purchases online without divulging your credit-card details. Paysafecards worth £75 are available at 280,000 sales outlets worldwide.
WebMoney is a payment tool that allows you to make instant transactions on the Internet. You can add funds to your WebMoney account with bank wires/transfers or by purchasing a prepaid WebMoney card.
Ukash is the leading prepaid payment service. Ukash vouchers are sold at thousands of physical locations throughout Europe and Canada and can also be obtained via online bank transfer.
EcoCard is one of the leading European e-Wallets. It's free to register an account, and when that's done, you can fund your EcoCard by using most credit cards and different bank transfers.
Click2Pay is one of the most popular eWallets around the world. There are countless of ways to fund your Click2Pay account. Visit Click2Pay's easy-to-use web page to find the best solution for you.
Poli (Pay Online) is a payment option in Australia and New Zealand that allows you to transfer fundsdirectly from your bank account to a poker site.
Withdrawals from Poker Sites
The general rule is: When you withdraw money from a poker site you typically have to use the same payment option you used when you made the deposit.
So if you made your first deposit with Neteller, you have to use Neteller to get your money out.
If you live outside the US, and choose to deposit with any of the eWallets listed above, you can usually use the same payment method when you want to withdraw your money.
For US players, however, there are usually fewer cash-out methods than there are deposit methods.
Common withdrawal methods for US players are:
Check via regular mail
Check via Fedex
Cash transfer
For more information on poker withdrawal methods, go to the cashier at your poker site.


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Laylat al Bara'at for the year 2007 is celebrated/ observed on August 27.
Laylat al Bara'at falls on the 15th day of the month of Shaban on the Islamic calendar. For Muslims this day commemorates when God descends from heaven and forgives the people of their sins.
More information on Laylat al Bara'at. (Dates, Customs and History for Laylat al Bara'at)
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How many days to Laylat al Bara'at 2007?
There are -10 years, -11 months, -22 days until the celebration/ observance of Laylat al Bara'at 2007.


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Shutters Blinds & More Inc can be found at Cottage Hill Rd 5301. The following is offered: Window Treatments. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Mobile there are 9 other Window Treatments. An overview can be found here.


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My memorial weekend was spent trying to fix the leaking underground plumbing at our pool. There were leaks in all three underground lines (it was a black poly pipe setup).
The pool at our house is a 70's era vinyl lined 18x36, liner is 1 year old. It has one skimmer, one side suction port, and one return port. I have broken up the concrete deck around all the ports and removed all the leaking plumbing. I want to change the actual wall fitting itself so that all plumbing is NEW, but there is no way to remove it unless I peel back the liner some so I can fish the fitting out from behind the liner.
How exactly would I remove the liner? I've read all the troubles about getting a separated liner back in, but not how to pull down a small section on purpose. The existing fittings look to be in good shape, no cracks, etc. Its just that they are likely 30 years old and I'd really like to replace them if it is at all feasible. But I don't want to wreck some other part of the pool in the process. The water level is about 18" below the top currently.
I already purchased new wall fittings, but the old ones are slightly different. Instead of a plastic lock nut, it appears there is a metal one.
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The basin, with the pump in the bottom of it, is recessed into the floor. Your fixtures are plumbed to drain into the basin through the side inlet set up for 4" drain pipe. The side inlet can be bushed down to 3" if needed. When the fluid level rises high enough it triggers the float switch to turn on the pump. The sewage is pumped out of the pump, through the 2" discharge outlet, through the check valve, and into your regular drain line. The discharge pipe passing through the lid is sealed with a 2" non-threaded rubber grommet. The vent outlet through the lid has a 3" opening and can be sealed with a 3" or 3" x 2" non-threaded rubber grommet.The sewage package #SE-LGSMPK comes standard with a full-flow 2" check valve. The sewage package #SE-9S-SMPXRT-K is an upgrade version that contains a combination swing check valve and ball valve. The check/ball valve combination allows you to stop backflow from reaching the sewage package while servicing it. We recommend the check valve or check/ball valve combination be vertical mounted. Replacement pumps available below.
Due to the size and/or weight, these sewage ejector packages do not qualify for 2nd day shipping.
We have sold many of these Little Giant brand sewage ejector packages with MANY satisfied customers!
This Little Giant 9SN Series Sewage Pump has a permanent split capacitor motor and uses less electricity than standard motors. A lower electrical current draw means the motor will run cooler. For added protection the motor housing is filled with a dielectric oil to quickly dissipate any heat and at the same time provides lifetime lubrication to the bearings.
Although these pumps use less electricity than others, it pushes wastewater and solid waste material up to 2" diameter up through the volute and out the 2" discharge at a tremendous rate of 110 gpm at 5' of head pressure. A cast iron external housing with a protective epoxy coating and stainless steel screws, bolts, handle and seal assembly assist in providing excellent rust and corrosion resistance.
View the performance curve chart for the Little Giant #9SN-CIA-RF here
Little Giant Replacement Sewage Ejector Pump w/2" Discharge = $307.53
Q. "What does shut off at 20' mean?"
A. It means that the pump cannot pump higher (measured vertically) than 19' 11" (with no friction loss taken into account). If you install a pipe 19 feet 11 inches high straight up from the pump, water would still trickle over and out of the pipe. If you install a pipe with a height of 20' straight up from the pump, while the pump continues to operate, water will just stay at that height in the pipe.
Q. "Can I mount the check valve horizontally?"
A. It is recommended the check valve (or check/ball valve combination) be mounted vertically, however each can be mounted horizontally. The installation for each unit is similar; the check valve hinge must be at the top.
Q. "Can I safely use an air admittance valve (or "auto vent") on any of the above systems?"
A. Although some people have installed an air admittance valve on the above systems, we will never suggest or recommend that you do so. We always recommend installing a vent all the way through the roof (and as per your local codes). We have had people write us stating that when they installed an air admittance valve the flapper in the valve can chatter and create vibration. The right way to go is to install a non-mechanical vent, all the way to the roof, and as per your local codes.
Q. "What does the automatic reset thermal overload protection do?"
A. If the pump gets too hot the thermal overload protection will turn it off until the pump cools down (to prevent damage to the motor). The pump turns back on after it has cooled down enough. This backup protection feature is useful if some debris causes the pump to overheat.
Q. "Do I need to install a vent pipe to the tank?"
A. It really depends on how you plumb the piping to the tank and each situation is different. In many cases with any brand of sealed tank the simple answer is yes as you need air to displace the volume of discharge. An AAV may be used in many areas of the country but local codes always prevail and so best to check with your local code authorities before purchasing the enclosed tank system/s such as these shown on this page.
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2015 A Year in Review
Yes, I realize it is almost the end of January. But if your December was anything like most people's (at least in the Western world), it was likely crazy full, extremely busy, with not a lot of time for things like looking at photographs! So here we are in the depths of winter, holed up in our (hopefully) warm and cozy houses, maybe with a case of the winter blues. So what better time to do a review of the last year, and choose some favourite photos from the year!
Last year was a great year. We got to go home to Canada in the summer, and had a wonderful time visiting friends and family and doing lots of fun things (our kids especially)…wakeboarding, camp, a wedding, a funeral (not so fun, but we did get to see lots of family that we wouldn't have gotten to see otherwise, so a bit of a silver lining on a sad event), paintballing, swimming, time at a cottage on the lake, lots of good food, and tons of fun times with grandmas, grandpas, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends! It was a real highlight of our year.
On our way home to Canada, we got to stop over in England for close to a week and had a wonderful time there, staying with some friends, meeting up with other friends we hadn't seen in about 20 years(!) and doing some sightseeing around the English seaside. It was a lovely little segway into our Canada time.
Then on the way home after our time in Canada, we had a bit of an adventure in Turkey! When my husband booked our tickets, he accidentally put the wrong date on the last leg of flights, which meant we had a 28 hour layover in the Istanbul airport instead of only 5 hours!! Not so nice! But what's the problem, you say? Why not just go stay in a hotel for the night? Great idea, but unfortunately the cost for a visa for a Canadian is about $60 US. Considering our family consists of 6 people, this was a steep charge just to leave the airport! Long story short, just before we left Canada to return home to Central Asia, we unexpectedly received a large sum of money, and so we were able to use this money to pay for the visas and a hotel room for the night! Yay! No sleeping (or not!) on airport benches!!
So we had a lovely time in Istanbul that day…visiting the seaside, walking around, just enjoying ourselves, and then that night we returned to the airport for our flight onwards. We got there on time, and stood in line to check in. When we finally got to the counter, the check in attendant looked at our flight and said she was very sorry but all the seats were already taken and we would not be able to get on the flight! What?! We had had these tickets booked for months! How could this be?? She took us to the booking office for the airline where they explained, that yes, the flight was overbooked, and all the seats had already been alotted, and there was no way we, as a family of six, would be getting on. We were a little shocked, and not too terribly happy, as we knew the flight we were getting on only ran two or three times per week, so what were we going to do? He then explained that, as this was the airline's fault, they would put us up in a hotel for the next three nights until the next flight, along with a shuttle to and from the hotel, all of our meals paid for and extra compensation for our trouble. Would that be satisfactory? We were amazed! We gladly accepted and proceeded to a beautiful hotel where we got to have an extra 3 days holiday! What an unexpected gift!
So our trip home extended a little longer than expected, but we were not complaining! It was an adventure, that's for sure, but we were so blessed.
We finally made it home, after a bit more of an adventure after our last flight and another two days stopover in a last location before we were finally able to make it home. Life is never dull!! :)
So, on to the photos! We've got a good variety this year, with all those travels! :) And there will be more stories to go along with the photos. So keep reading…
I love this photo. I love the black background and the beautiful light coming from the lantern, and of course the expressions of joy on the father and daughter's faces.
This is part of a series of 3 images (see below for the others) of a boat I found on the seaside in England, on a walk I took. I love the colours and texture and the abstract quality of the photos that makes you wonder what exactly you are looking at. I think they are my favourite pictures from our England time.
Another photo from our time in England. I think one of the things that struck me while we were there was how intensely green everything was. Just this gorgeous, rich, lush green. This photo encapsulates that for me.
Candles in a cathedral. A contemplative photograph.
The view from a house we stayed in during our time home in Canada. This particular late afternoon, I had gone down to the river, and the light was just incredible, hitting and reflecting golden off the river. I ran back to get my camera 'cause it was just too good to not photograph!
My son on one of the fun adventures he got to have in Canada. We were staying at my brother and sister in law's cottage for a few days, and they had a kayak, so my son wanted to give it a try, having never done it before. It was early morning, the light was beautiful, and so I leaned over off the dock, with my camera almost in the water, and got this shot. It now hangs on the wall in my boys' bedroom!
On the dock, late at night. It was about 11:00, but in Canada in the summer, the sun doesn't set until after 10, so the sun's glow was still visible in the sky. My son stands on the dock, enjoying the moment.
Boats, docks, trees and their reflections.
My other son, fishing. I LOVE the light and shadow in this shot, and how my son just happened to be standing in a pool of light. Lovely! Another one that now hangs in my sons' bedroom. :)
More boats. This time in Turkey.
Back in Central Asia. A girl picks flowers that will later be dried and used for tea. The light was golden, and she was so lovely, surrounded by flowers and framed with their large umbrella, that provided some shelter and shade from the intense late summer sun.
This to me is a perfect picture of the mountains of Central Asia. They ARE very diverse, so maybe that's not true, but often the landscape is moon-like…like from a different world. I love the undulations of the earth in this picture…how the land ripples and swirls…with the large rock in the foreground giving perspective, and the 3 small rocks that look like they are moving across the surface of the land adding a bit of whimsy!
I saw this little boy at a major festival. He was all dressed up for the special occasion, but it was his eyes that captivated me…
Bright and bold colours.
This woman giggled like crazy as I took her picture. She was so cute! :)
There is something about this photograph that reminds me of a painting. Maybe it's the softness to it, the gently out of focus background, the expression on her face…I'm not sure, but whatever it is, I like it!
My son is learning photography this year, and when he was learning about shutter speed we went out one night on a field trip. We had so much fun experimenting with our shutterspeeds, and the city lights. We came up with some pretty abstract, fun results!
My daughter and I visited this woman in her home, and I asked if I could photograph her. The light was soft and beautiful, and she was lovely. She agreed, and this is the result.
If I had to name a theme for me this past year, photographically, it would be light. Finding dramatic and beautiful light. And in this photograph, I found it. This woman came around the corner with her sheep just as I saw this shaft of light shining just where she was going to be walking. I waited, and as she passed through it, I pressed the shutter. The light was golden, as it was early fall, and it was the perfect time of day (late afternoon). It all came together for a beautiful photograph.
The same shepherdess, just a little further up the road. This time the light created an amazing pattern of light and shadow on the tree lined road. I love both of these photos!
A golden sunset casts shafts of light through the trees. Magical!
This little girl had attitude to spare! Her pose says it all!
My beautiful friend, who is a very talented artist. She was visiting for the weekend, so we went out to take photographs together. I got to take a few photographs of her, and this was my favourite. It perfectly captures who she is…her beautiful, gentle, sweet self.
This woman was out raking leaves outside of her home, and the light falling on her, half hiding her was perfect. I love the fact that she is part in light, part in shadow, and the lights dancing on the wall behind her.
I love it when I come across a humourous situation and can photograph it. I love how this guy's head is as white as white can be, while the rest of his body is tanned dark brown. Men rarely take their "dopa"'s off, so their heads rarely see the light of day!
I love the swirl and dance of the clouds in this photo. It's just magical and whimsical.
Another funny moment. I just love the look on this little guy's face. I'm not sure if he had dropped something, or what exactly had happened, but the look on his face is priceless. And the look on the other guy's face is almost as good. He seems to be enjoying his friend (or brother?)'s misfortune. Too cute!
This one is kind of simple, but it's the way it makes me feel that I love. It speaks of freedom, abandon, joy, and trust. At least to me. :)
On the way home from a trip up to the mountains we came upon this scene…camels, towering mountains shrouded in mist…perfect!
On the same trip. On our way down the mountains we got caught in the end of a freak spring snowstorm. It was probably one of the scariest moments of the year…there were moments I wasn't sure we'd make it home alive, the roads were so bad. But as we made our way down the mountain, the snow stopped, and the clouds gradually began to lift, leaving just the outlines of the mountains hidden behind them. It was magical. They were like pencil drawings drawn in the sky…
Pure simplicity. Minimalism and purity.
What a face!
This guy had the most beautiful smile. So friendly and warm. He was participating in a Central Asian game played on horseback. A sheep hide is carried by the players down the field, while they are on horseback, while the other team is trying to steal it out of their hands so they can take the hide to their goal. It is fast and dangerous, but so fun!!
This guy was full of mischief! He had this crazy hat on his head, a piece of styrofoam around his neck, and what a look in his eyes!!
This photo is just so funny. An outdoor barber who looks bored to tears, the next customer waiting, and a donkey in the background! A donkey?? Hmmmm…
A slice of life in Central Asia. So much to see in this photo. It's a feast for the eyes, just seeing all that is going on. And the colour palette is lovely too.
A Central Asian bazaar's parking lot. Scooters, 3 wheeled carts and donkey carts! And donkeys of course!
This guy was too cool, sitting at the bazaar, selling his goods. I love how it all surrounds him, and just frames him perfectly.
I hope you enjoyed this trip through my year, and my photographs. It was fun going through them all and telling the stories that go along with so many of them!
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I have never been a fan of writing essays - even in high school I hated it. Luckily I seemed to somehow pass everything. I am just hoping I pass this semester as smoothly as I did the first. It can be all so difficult sometimes, university isn't as easy as people like to make out it is.
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