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Illinois Commercial Auto Insurance
Illinois Commercial Auto Insurance. If you own a business that operates one or more cars, vans, or other vehicles in the course of operating the business, then IL commercial auto insurance is one of the costs of doing business. Finding the right business auto insurance policy for your commercial needs can be tricky, but a seasoned insurance agent can help you navigate the marketplace and choose a policy tailored to your needs.
Protecting your business to the fullest requires that you buy a sufficient amount of Illinois commercial auto insurance for your vehicles.
Illinois commercial auto insurance helps your business cover costs from an accident if you or an employee is found liable - with rates as low as $97/mo. Get a fast quote and your proof of insurance now.
When buying a Illinois commercial auto insurance policy, it is important to review your risks, your risk tolerance, the coverage that you need, and the amount of coverage that will protect you from loss. Commercial vehicle coverage is a general term that refers to company cars, limos, taxis, cargo vans, buses, SUVs, pickups and other vehicles that your business owns or leases for business use.
Many small business owners find themselves relying on personal auto insurance for their needs, but this can be a foolhardy move. If you use your personal auto to conduct business, there's a good chance that your personal auto insurance company will not cover any accidents, bodily harm, or property damage that results from business use of your covered vehicle. This can leave you as the business owner open to claims against your business and against you personally.
There are multiple risk factors involved in using these vehicles in your business, and insurance companies look at how often you use the vehicles, how you use them, and the number of miles you log each year in the vehicles covered when determining your premium amount. Likewise, your insurance agent assesses the same factors when helping you determine how much coverage to buy to mitigate your business' specific risks.
Like personal car insurance, commercial auto insurance offers basic coverage types, including liability insurance, comprehensive insurance, collision coverage and more. This type of policy protects the business from any significant loss that might affect your company's overall financial well-being and success.
What Does Commercial Auto Insurance Cover?
Usually, a Illinois commercial auto insurance policy for your vehicle is a mix of required and optional coverage. It may include some or all of the following, depending on your needs and insurance assessment:
- Bodily injury liability coverage. This type of coverage protects your from loss when you or an employee is involved in an accident that is deemed your fault. This coverage provides for medical costs and any associated costs for claims filed against you. The compensatory amount you receive depends on your deductible and the limits set by the policy.
- Property damage liability coverage. Costs for repairing property that is damaged by you or an employee as a result of operating your commercial vehicle is covered under property damage liability coverage. Assess your risks and the potential losses to determine the right level and policy limits for your needs.
- Collision coverage. This covers losses due to collisions in your covered vehicle, regardless of fault.
- Comprehensive coverage. This covers all types of non-collision perils. For example, vandalism to your commercial vehicle, theft of your company car, or damage incurred when a tree falls on your commercial passenger van.
- Underinsured/uninsured motorist coverage. Should your commercial vehicle be involved in an accident with a motorist who has no insurance or who lacks a sufficient amount of insurance for the losses incurred, this coverage makes up the difference, up to the limits purchased.
- Medical payments insurance coverage. Drivers, passengers and others who are injured in an accident receive medical payments for associated ideuries from this type of coverage.
Optional Coverage Types for Commercial Drivers
In addition to basic coverage types for commercial drivers, you can also choose from an array of different Illinois commercial auto insurance coverage types based on your particular needs. For instance, you may wish to opt for rental replacement insurance to cover the cost of renting a vehicle while yours is being repaired. You may choose roadside assistance and towing coverage to help offset the costs of vehicle breakdowns.
Will Your Policy Cover Personal Use of a Business Vehicle?
Many small business operators use their personal vehicles while performing work-related tasks such as running out for supplies or going to visit a client for a consultation. However, if any ideuries or damage occurs when operating the car in a business capacity, the liability generally falls on the owner of the vehicle personally, not the business, and personal auto coverage will not pay claims that result. The same is true of employees running errands for the business. The insurance company may decline coverage for any event that occurs, based on the employee conducting business in a personal vehicle.
Getting a IL Commercial Auto Insurance Quote
When shopping for Illinois commercial auto insurance, be sure to work with an agent who is adept at writing policies or commercial customers Your agent can help you understand the various nuances that separate personal and commercial insurance, and he can also help you determine your particular risks, the amount of coverage you need to mitigate loss, and help you choose the deductibles and limits that are best suited for your particular situation. Some factors that will come into play when choosing a policy and getting a quote include:
- The number of vehicles to be insured
- The way the vehicles are used
- Whether or not you transport people or cargo
- The number of miles driven commercially each year
- The number of drivers who usually drive the vehicle
- Your driving history
- The age and experience of drivers
- Your credit history
- Whether or not you have taken a driving course
Your agent can best assess your needs and make recommendations based on your business' specific requirements.
Request a free Illinois Commercial Auto insurance quote in Arlington Heights, Aurora, Bartlett, Belleville, Berwyn, Bloomington, Bolingbrook, Buffalo Grove, Carol Stream, Carpentersville, Champaign, Chicago, Cicero, Crystal Lake, DeKalb, Decatur, Des Plaines, Downers Grove, Elgin, Elmhurst, Evanston, Glenview, Hanover Park, Hoffman Estates, Joliet, Lombard, Moline, Mount Prospect, Naperville, Normal, Oak Lawn, Oak Park, Orland Park, Palatine, Park Ridge, Peoria, Plainfield, Quincy, Rock Island, Rockford, Romeoville, Schaumburg, Skokie, Springfield, Streamwood, Tinley Park, Urbana, Waukegan, Wheaton, Wheeling and all other IL cities. Also see Pennsylvania Commercial Auto Insurance, New York Commercial Auto Insurance, New Jersey Commercial Auto Insurance, Kentucky Commercial Auto Insurance, Delaware Commercial Auto Insurance, Texas Commercial Auto Insurance, California Commercial Auto Insurance
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Information
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) - The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's primary mission is to prevent commercial motor vehicle-related fatalities and ideuries.
- Safer System - The FMCSA Safety and Fitness Electronic Records (SAFER) System offers company safety data and related services to industry and the public over the Internet. Users can search FMCSA databases, register for a USDOT number, pay fines online, order company safety profiles, challenge FMCSA data using the DataQs system, access the Hazardous Material Route registry, obtain National Crash and Out of Service rates for Hazmat Permit Registration, get printable registration forms and find information about other FMCSA Information Systems.
- FMCSA Forms - All forms needed for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
- Update MCS 150 - Form MCS-150 and Instructions - Motor Carrier Identification Report.
- How does CSA work? - CSA (Compliance - Safety - Accountability) re-engineers the former enforcement and compliance process to provide a better view into how well large commercial motor vehicle carriers and drivers are complying with safety rules, and to intervene earlier with those who are not.
Quotes from leading small business insurance carriers including: ACE, AmTrust, Chubb, Cincinnati, CNA, Colony, Employers, Evanston, Foremost, Guard, Hanover, Hiscox, Liberty Mutual, Markel, Nationwide, Penn America, Philadelphia, Progressive, Scottsdale, The Hartford, Travelers, USLI, Western World, Zurich & others.


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Seems like October went by in a flash.
We carved pumpkins.
We had Halloween.
And, I began my new cold weather survival project.
Thats right. Cupcakes are going to get me through the winter. Those cold, dreary, gray days....when Im missing the sunshine and its too cold to play outside....Ill be making cupcakes. Im referring to this endeavor as the Cupcake Perfection Program. Or the C.P.P. for short. I know, it sounds very official, right? You should join. Ill make you a name tag.
That cupcake you saw earlier was last weeks cupcake. A dark chocolate cupcake with peanut butter frosting. It turned out quite delightful and family and friends gave it a thumbs up.
My main goal in all this is to keep my sanity through the winter. Im not a big fan of winter in case you didnt know that already. But also, I really would like to have a go to cupcake. You know, the one thats there for you always....the one you can count on in a flash. I mean, G is just 5....I still have lots of classroom parties to get through. So, the perfection will be making that perfect chocolate and perfect vanilla cupcake. Of course, making all kinds of everything in between.
This weeks cupcake began with chocolate. Hard to go wrong with that, huh?
The end result is the black bottom cupcake.
And boy, was it ever tasty. And very simple to make with very few ingredients.
I began with a book from the library. It was all about cupcakes. Turned out that the pictures were very pretty, but the cupcakes just werent that good. So, then the natural progression was to get online and just look around. I discovered this great blog thats all about cooking....and from there I tried out these last two cupcakes I mentioned...with my own revisions, of course.
So, thats where Ill be this cold weather season. And theres a high probability that I may have to be rolled out of the house come Spring time.


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Children's Medical Services provides care coordination and other needed medical/health services for eligible children and their families. CMS may provide , arrange for and/or pay for comprehensive physical evaluations, diagnostic tests, inpatient/outpatient hospitalization, medications and other medical treatments, therapy, durable medical equipment, hearing aids related to the child's CMS-eligible condition, and genetic counseling. CMS offers care coordination by nursing and professional staff for every child enrolled in the program. Every child enrolled in CMS may receive periodic home visits from CMS staff. CMS works closely with primary care providers to coordinate services.
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Downton's Lady Mary and Cora Are Making an Album Together
Draft Maggie.
Elizabeth McGovern, who plays the gentle Lady Grantham on Downton Abbey, has in fact had a side career as a singer-songwriter for several years. (She has a band and everything.) But unless you're on an advance screening schedule for this season's Downton, you're maybe not aware that Michelle Dockery can also carry a tune. She can! And so the Lady Mary and her onscreen mother have teamed up for an album, due sometime this year. That is basically all the information we have about the project, but if you think Vulture is going to miss an opportunity to start the Draft Maggie online campaign, then you have another thing coming. Get the Dowager Countess on this album! We're thinking spoken word, but really, they could just sample any old DC barb from the show and we'd be satisfied.


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Found this notice this week and thought I would share. Peer Reviews are the best way to improve your grant writing. Will post others as I find them.
The U.S. Department of Education (ED), Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA), Native American and Alaska Native Children in School Program (NAM) is seeking peer reviewers (field readers) with experience in ESL and American Indian/ Alaska Native Education programs to read and evaluate discretionary grant applications for FY 2011.
If you are available to commit from February 4th to February 15th, 2011, read 2 applications (maximum 35 pages each) per day, and available to panel every day, please email your resume providing information about your educational background and expertise, technology skills, grant reading history, and program experience history to email@example.com.
Vendors and individuals who do business with the Department must also register in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) System and acquire a DUNS number. The CCR is maintained by the Department of Defense. It is a Web-based database of business information on more than 290,000 registered vendors. It is well established, well known, widely used, and provides for fast, free and easy registration. Please read the information regarding vendor registration in the CCR.
The NAM program will be using the G5 e-Reader System www.g5.gov the Department's electronic field reading system to review grant applications.
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The application review process involves orientation, reading and evaluating applications, and discussions with other panelists. Panelists will evaluate and score applications using the U.S. Department of Education's published selection criteria. Selected field readers will receive a copy of each assigned application electronically. Some applications will be mailed to readers, if the applicant had an approved waiver. They will review applications at their home and enter comments and scores on each application electronically into the Department's G5 e-Reader database. Paneling of applications will be conducted through pre-scheduled telephone conference calls that require the participation of all panel members. All scores and comments must be entered into G5 e-Reader by the designated date. No travel to Washington, D.C. will be necessary.
Field readers will receive a flat fee honorarium for the entire review period based on the established number of reading days and applications. Since the number of reading days and applications to be reviewed may vary, you will be informed of the amount of the honorarium at the time of your selection as a field reader.
We will accept Resumes until November 1st, 2010. Potential selected reviewers will be notified by email to schedule a telephone interview.


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Jumping Ship
I've been having nothing but trouble with blogger these days, and I think that's contributed to some of my blogging ennui. In order to mix things up a bit, and (hopefully) to make myself a little less frustrated, I've jumped onto the typepad bandwagon.
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The employment certification form for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program is available at the official website for the office of Federal Student Aid at the U.S. Department of Education. This form allows borrowers to track their progress as they make the qualifying loan payments required for eligibility.Continue Reading
The PSLF program encourages borrowers to accept and maintain full-time positions in public service by providing a path to student loan forgiveness. To qualify, borrowers must make 120 full, on-time monthly payments after October 1, 2007, while employed at a public service organization. Only Direct Loans can be forgiven under PSLF. However, the official website also has information on loan consolidations that maximize student loan forgiveness under this program.Learn more about Personal Loans


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A...half a vest?
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Haha, I didn't know what to refer to it as. An underbust…ehh..? My mother and friend referred to it as a belt. Basically, I traced the bottom half of a vest pattern for this. Came out alright. I got the idea while I was looking for images of this cartoon show I watch called Ergo Proxy. I found an image of a girl dressing up as the main character named Re-L [I must add she looked almost just like her]. The main character wears a sort of underbust vest thing and I got this idea because her underbust vest sort of looked like this when she wears her vest.
Sorry for the lame pictures. I left my camera on the wrong mode.I'll try uploading a pattern, because I actually had to alter the vest pattern a great deal.
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Sep 10, 2010, 07.20 AMby maxathon
i love the title :D the vest's so cute!
Sep 10, 2010, 07.20 AMby maxathon
i love the title :D the vest's so cute!
May 16, 2010, 04.39 PMby babalodious
Wow, thats such a great idea…elegant and classy.. I love it! I'm thinking i will need to make one of these. Thanks for sharing!
May 10, 2010, 10.33 AMby kiwistitcher
wicked – would be really nice boned internally to stop it creasing when sitting down – love the concept & looks really great
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May 10, 2010, 06.18 PMby Isabel Alexander
Thanks a lot. =DYeah, I was thinking that, and I just found a shop where I can get boning yesterday [haven't been able to find it much where I live and I didn't feel like bothering my mother to order it online], I was so excited, haha. I think I'll try making it again.
May 6, 2010, 11.54 PMby id2bylmj
Nicely done! what would you wear it with?
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May 7, 2010, 05.51 PMby Isabel Alexander
Thank you. =)
Well, so far I've worn it with a black t-shirt and short-ish black skirt. Right now, it's on the mannequin with a long tulle black skirt that I'm working on which I will post when it's done. I forgot to write where I got the idea from! =P Gonna update.
May 7, 2010, 07.05 PMby id2bylmj
Ya its really cool, you could pull it off in many ways. In the office too. Its sexy, smart and professional looking… cant wait to see the skirt!!
May 10, 2010, 06.19 PMby Isabel Alexander
Thanks again. :D
May 6, 2010, 11.29 PMby mspickle
Have you tried wearing it? Does it stay in place? It seems like it would slip down if it wasn't super tight. It's cool though! Good job!
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May 7, 2010, 05.45 PMby Isabel Alexander
Hmm, I thought I replied to this =P. Thanks a lot. =)I've worn it a couple times, it hasn't slipped down and doesn't turn around. And it's not too tight that it's uncomfortable or might rip or the buttons will pop off. =)
May 6, 2010, 09.48 PMby violetsky
It's called a Waspy. It looks good.
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May 7, 2010, 07.45 PMby Isabel Alexander
Thank you.
May 6, 2010, 09.15 PMby magentaworstblood
This is so cool. I think is more like a corset.
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May 6, 2010, 11.03 PMby Isabel Alexander
Thanks. Yeah, I thought so, but my friend told me not to call it that for some reason like because it's not laced or something. =P
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CPI ring type valves are manufactured to the highest quality, using either metallic and non-metallic ring components for compressors operating in a range of differing applications, both lubricated and non-lubricated. Achieving the optimum performance and reliability are key to most operators and CPI ring valves can deliver across the broad spectrum of applications and operating conditions required.
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Colombian vice president declines ambassadorship — to stay home with dog
Colombian Vice President Angelino Garzon says he turned down an ambassadorship in Brazil because the climate there would not be healthy for his dog
And when we say climate, we mean the weather.
Garzon, in a letter to the Colombian president, said he was declining the job for personal and family reasons. He elaborated on those reasons in an interview with the magazine Semana.
Basically, it comes down to one family member — his German shepherd, Orion, who he said wouldn't be comfortable in Brazil's steamy climate, and who he refuses to live without.
"I have turned down the ambassador job because the dog you see on that picture is very hairy and the hot climate of Brasilia could harm its health," Garzon, 67, told the magazine reporter as he showed her a photo of Orion.
"Wherever Angelino goes, it goes," he said.
We find his reasons perfectly acceptable, even admirable (though calling his dog something other than "it" would be more to our liking).
Some, though, are scoffing at his excuse, including Colombian Foreign Minister Maria Angela Holguin, according to the BBC.
She called Garzon's rejection of the post "very embarrassing … When he mentioned personal problems, you would expect something deeper than that. It is as though he doesn't realize the importance Brazil has," she said.
We may have a duty to our country, but we have a duty to our dogs, too, and — whether or not "it's too hot for the dog" is his real and total reason for declining the post — we think Garzon has every right to say no thanks for any reason he wants. We especially like this one though.
Garzon announced earlier this year that he would not run for re-election alongside President Juan Manuel Santos. He said he might consider running for mayor of Bogota or Cali. "In local government, you can have a bigger impact in improving people's lives than as vice-president," he said.
(Photo: Associated Press)
Posted by John Woestendiek March 20th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: ambassador, ambassadorship, angelino garzon, animals, brazil, climate, colombia, country, declines, dog, dogs, german shepherd, hot, job, loyalty, orion, pets, politics, position, south america, vice president, weather
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In hindsight, breeder regrets sale to Biden
What was initially a proud moment for Linda Brown turned sour not long after Joe Biden bought his new German shepherd puppy from her kennel in Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Brown says the sale led to a visit every month from the state Department of Agriculture, death threats from animal rights activists, and loads of criticism.
"I thought when Joe Biden bought a puppy from me, what an honor," Brown told the Chester County Daily Local News. "Out of millions of breeders in the country, in the world, he picked me."
But as soon as the purchase was publicized, the criticism started — first of then vice president-elect Biden, for purchasing from a breeder, and for the Secret Service contingent that arrived at Brown's Wolf Den Kennel with him; then of Brown, whose kennel was cited for record-keeping problems and warned about maintenance and sanitation shortfalls by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
"I was cited for a piece of kibble on the floor and five strands of dog hair. They took a picture of that, they walked around, snapped pictures and don't tell you why," said Brown.
According to Philly Dawg, the Philadelphia Inquirer's dog blog, the violations found included dogs kept in outside pens with ice accumulation, broken fencing, shredded aluminum capping, and holes in pens large enough for a dog to escape. One large dog's only shelter was an airline travel crate in which he could not stand erect.
Brown racked up five citations after December for numerous kennel violations and a slew of warnings for other problems including an "immediate grooming" order for a St. Bernard to "prevent the dog from harboring infectious and contagious disease."
Brown was warned about the problems in a Jan. 5 inspection. When investigators returned to the kennel in Spring City in Jan. 22 they found conditions had not improved. They also found incomplete sales and health records, prompting three more citations — one each for records, drainage and maintenance. Brown also received two citations in December – the same week that Biden purchased the six-week-old puppy.
According to Philly Dawg, Brown, who also operates as JoLindy's German Shepherds, had 85 dogs on the property on Jan. 22 and reported 188 dogs sold in the past 12 months. She holds the largest state commercial kennel license that allows her to keep or sell an unlimited number of dogs.
Brown's case was heard by District Justice James DeAngelo in South Coventry on March 31. She was found "not guilty" for each citation, the judge's office confirmed Wednesday.
A spokesman for the Department of Agriculture said Brown was inspected in December because of a complaint. He declined to release the name of the person who complained. He said the inspectors returned as a matter of follow-up to determine if the matters had been addressed
Brown's kennel, Wolf Den, was inspected twice a year by the agency and had satisfactory reports until December 2008 when it was rated unsatisfactory in seven of 26 areas, according to the inspection records on the agency's website.
Brown, who spent $4,000 on lawyers to fight the citations, says she doesn't plan to sell any more dogs to high profile clients. "Never, never, never again," she said.
Posted by John Woestendiek April 11th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: agriculture, breeder, chester county, citation, court, den, department, german shepherd, hearing, joe biden, jolindy's, judge, kennel, linda brown, pennsylvania, state, vice president, warning, wolf, wolf den
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The dog who saved Nixon
The No. 1 rule for a website, most will tell you, is to write short. We at ohmidog! have never been too fond of rules. Today, with all the hubbub about Obama's yet-to-be-named dog, with gift dog offers pouring in to the Obama family, we travel back in time to look at another dog gifted to a politician, how that gift came to be given, and how Checkers, arguably the most famous dog in politics, rescued Richard Nixon's career. This article originally appeared in the Baltimore Sun on Sept. 22, 2002.
She taught music. He was a traveling salesman. They never gained much fame. But, with help from their cocker spaniel Boots, they may have changed the course of history.
Had Beatrice Carrol not been hired to teach piano at a women's college in Texas, had Lou Carrol not picked up a newspaper to read during another lonely dinner on the road, had Boots not been paired up with a stud named Ace and given birth to a litter of black and white cockers two months before the Republican National Convention in 1952, Richard Nixon — it could be argued — might never have been president.
It was the Carrols who — back when TVs were black and white and Communists were "Reds" — gave the Nixon family the puppy they would name Checkers.
And it was Checkers who provided the sentimental hook in a speech that helped the then-U.S. senator from California secure his role as Dwight Eisenhower's vice presidential running mate.
Nixon's "Fund Speech," better known as his Checkers speech — given 50 years ago tomorrow — was historic on several levels. It was the first time a politician, bypassing news organizations, made a direct appeal to the public on television. The speech was watched by the largest audience TV had ever amassed. And, most historians now agree, it resulted in Eisenhower turning around a decision — all but made, Nixon found out shortly before going on the air — to remove him from the ticket.
But like so much else when it comes to the man who would later serve as the nation's 37th president, the Checkers story is full of contradictions.
Nixon barely knew the dog when he gave the speech. He implied she was a surprise when, in fact, his staff had known about the planned gift for more than a month. And, in the speech, he both got her gender wrong and incorrectly stated where she had been picked up.
Those discrepancies — granted, not as alarming as an 18 1/2 -minute gap on a White House tape recording — never got the kind of scrutiny that Nixon would in 1974, when the Watergate scandal and investigation led to his resignation as president.
For Lou Carrol, "that whole Watergate mess" made for some uncomfortable times, as well. While he had remained in relative obscurity, while he had never boasted about his gift to Nixon, he became, after that, hesitant to mention it at all.
To this day, few know he is the "man down in Texas" Nixon referred to in the speech. Other than appearing on two TV quiz shows in the 1950s — I've Got a Secret and What's My Line? — Carrol never received much publicity. "Nor," he says, "was I seeking it.
"It was just one of those things you do spontaneously. There's a joy in doing that kind of thing," he said. "Every time I'd see those children — those pictures of them and the dog and how happy they looked — it put a smile on my face."
Posted by John Woestendiek January 24th, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: american, americana, checkers, cocker spaniel, dog, dogs, gift, history, lou carrol, nixon, obama, politics, presidency, president, richard nixon, richard nixon library, vice president, washington, watergate, white house
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Biden's shepherd gets a name: "Champ"
Joe Biden's family has come up with a name for the vice-president elect's new dog: Champ.
On Christmas morning, the Delaware senator's granddaughters announced the name for the German shepherd puppy Biden picked out at a Chester County, Pa., kennel earlier this month. "Champ" was a nickname given to Biden by his father.
At campaign events, Biden often recounted his father's advice for tough times — "Champ, when you get knocked down, get up!" — as a rallying cry to voters, according to Delmarva Now.
Champ will join the Biden family in Washington after the inauguration. He is being trained by New Castle County, Delaware, Police K-9 coordinator Cpl. Mark Tobin, who helped pick out the new pet.
Biden, after taking some heat from animal welfare organizations for buying from a breeder, announced that he plans to get a second dog — likely a golden retriever — from a shelter.
Posted by John Woestendiek December 30th, 2008 under Muttsblog.
Tags: biden, breeder, champ, chester county, delaware, german shepherd, grandchildren, joe biden, name, names, pennsylvania, second dog, shelter, vice president
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Second Biden dog will be a rescue, Joe says
Vice president-elect Joe Biden, who faced some heat for his decision to purchase a dog from a breeder, says his family plans to get a second dog — this one from a shelter or rescue organization.
"We're going to have more than one puppy," he said in on the ABC News show This Week With George Stephanopoulous.
Biden's purchase of a 6-week-old German shepherd from a Chester County breeder Dec. 6 touched off a national debate about pet-shopping, with critics pointing to the millions of dogs euthanized in shelters each year.
Biden said his family is not getting the dog in an effort to appear politically correct, but because his wife wants it, and because his family has almost always had two dogs. Read more »
Posted by John Woestendiek December 21st, 2008 under Muttsblog.
Tags: biden, breeder, criticism, dog, dogs, elect, german shepherd, golden retriever, joe biden, obama, rescue, second dog, shelter, vice president, white house
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Joe Biden gets his dog (a German shepherd)
The first family-elect still hasn't gotten a dog, but Joe Biden has picked his — a German shepherd pup from Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Vice President-elect Biden, arriving in an entourage of seven Secret Service vehicles, selected a three-month old male from a litter belonging to East Coventry breeder Linda Brown.
The purchase fulfills a campaign promise — one Jill Biden made to her husband during the presidential race. She then went on to tape pictures of different dogs on the back of the airline seat in front of Biden to inspire the candidate as he crisscrossed the country.
"He is the nicest person on this earth," breeder Brown said about her meeting with Biden. "He was very gracious. He hugged and kissed all of the shepherds." Read more »
Posted by John Woestendiek December 13th, 2008 under Muttsblog.
Tags: breeder, buys, chester county, dog, dogs, first family, german shepherd, joe biden, linda brown, male, mark tobin, obama, pennsylania, president, puppies, puppy, purchase, secret service, vice president, vice president-elect, white house
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anyways… how many group photos can you take in a day?
2? 3? 4? 5? 6? 7?
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by Rav Yaakov bar Nahman
Toldoth 5952/5772
So much to learn, so many pointers to our lives and world are hidden in our precious Holy Torah. While what I tell here sounds like great tales of the doings of great men and women, it is a pattern and guide for what we the little ones must do in our lives as well. Read, read again, get into what is said here and do what you can and must do. This includes Bnei Noahh as well as Jews.
And remember as stern as things might sound, do it with joy, the joy of holiness. Keep to joy, for only thus can you keep from falling into the awaiting net of the evil serpent who desires your sadness and despair.
"And Yisshhak was 40 years old when he took Rivkah, the daughter of Bethuel the Arami from Padan Aram, the sister of Lavan the Arami, to be his wife." [25:20] We already know her family relations from last week's parashah so what do we need this reminder for? The hint to that is in what Hhaza"l told of the term "the Arami" which has the same letters as the Hebrew word for a con man 'rama'i. Yisshhak's young wife was extracted from the bad influence of her evil family. She was a pure soul, deposited hidden there for him to receive when the time was right. At which point she was to be taken away from there.
Twenty years later after a lot of prayer by both of the couple, Rivkah became pregnant, Mazal Tov. Yet it was not a comfortable pregnancy. The belly was big and a three-ring circus raging inside, and she was alone: no mother, no aunt, not even a mother-in-law to help and comfort her. She cried out, "… im kein lama zeh anokhi?" ["…if this is so what is my life about?"]. Being the pious righteous person she was she went to ask what HaShem will answer to that question. In due term she gave birth to twins as was in the reply she got.
The first one out, Esav, was born covered with hair, much like a furry animal, and with teeth and an adult's face already at birth. Again much like an animal. And indeed he was a wild thing.
His very name, based on the Hebrew word "Asui", shows his essence. He was born appearing as a completed adult. His personality was such that he felt that he already knew everything, he didn't need to listen to anyone else. He knew better and he can do as he chooses. He was the innate rebel incarnate. This klipah appears in people throughout the ages. It is even more common in our generation. There are children in this generation whose tikun includes being born with sparks of this klipah which they must repair. The work is hard, both on them and those around them. Yet as hard as it is, it is important for the finishing off of the Esav/Primordial Serpent-Sam'M in order to bring about the final Geula.
Most people are born a mixture of good and not good traits. But here we have twins in whom one was all good traits and the second full of bad traits. There are of our sages who stated that the two split between them the traits: Yaakov was born with the good-traits side and Esav the others.
This we see in several examples, among them in the incident of the bean stew. Esav returned to the home encampment from a day of murder, cruelly forced "relationships", theft etc, and his hunt for the day had failed. He was hungry, tired, and probably exhausted. He saw his twin brother making a stew of red lentils. Avraham had passed away and Yaakov was making a traditional lentil based meal for their father, Yisshhak, who was in mourning.
So came about the famous deal of Esav trading off his birthright for a bowl of stew and a pita. Now when we read this we wonder, "What was he a Cretin, was he crazy?" After all had he asked politely for a bit of chow like a normal man, Yaakov would likely not have thought of the slick deal. In either case, had he been a normal person and not the hedonist he was, he would have replied something on the order of, "Yo bro' we're family, brothers, you bein' funny?', and ended the incident with a bowl of stew and pita at no charge.
Yet Yaakov knew well what a furry wild beast-man his brother was.
Esav's reply showed how right the younger twin was too. "Vayomer Esav, hinei anokhi holekh lamut velama zeh li berokha?" ["And Esav said, here I am going to die so what good is the birthright to me?"] He felt like he was "dying from exhaustion and hunger". Patience and ability to withstand some temporary discomfort were not among his traits. Esav also knew all too well that the birthright from Yisshhak, which was a Holy Inheritance from their grandfather Avraham, was more than material wealth. It was a spiritual wealth that entailed a big spiritual responsibility. He would have to leave his hedonistic wild life style, live a pure life, learn Torah and even worse teach to the many in order to awaken the masses to the truth of The One Eternal Ephemeral Divine Creator and Eternal World King. This immense responsibility he was most happy to be rid of.
The above mentioned pasuk is joined by a hint in another place to show us what his attitude was. We can also learn from similar wording a totally different attitude in their pious mother.
His words are "hinei anokhi" ["Here I am"] and .."velama zeh li" ["and what is it worth to me?"]; as opposed to Rivkah's "lama zeh anokhi?" ["what is my life about?"]. Those slightly different words as chosen by both of them - "lama zeh anokhi?" vs "velama zeh li berokha?" along with the different "te'amim" [cantilations] show us that the meanings were very different. Rivkah wanted to understand her suffering, the meaning of her life. Esav despised his birthright; to him it was less desirable than a bowl of stew and a pita.
Our sages said, "Maaseh avoth siman lebanim" [The actions of the fathers/ancestors are a sign for the sons/descendants].
Rivkah in her quandary and tribulation turned to HaShem to ask HIS guidance and help. Esav turned to his lusts and physical desires, looking for easy and irresponsible ways to fulfill them. The spiritual/moral line of Rivkah is through Yaakov – to Bnei Yisrael whose true way of life is patterned after Rivkah. Esav's heirs in turn developed religions of lusts, idolatry and even the constructed one that deifies a hung corpse of a rebel who ran away from the 613 commandments, but doesn't even comply with the 7 Noahhide commandments.
Today there is a growing minority of Esav's descendants who are repenting and taking on the seven, or doing a full giur/conversion to Judaism. But those who do not do so, will not have a place in the world to come after Mashiahh's repairs.
Each and every one of us must daily do a self check. Are we in the mode of Rivkah/Yaakov or of Lavan/Esav? We must seek and repair, or as in an army service "search and rescue". Rescue yourself from the dark side.
Another thing to learn from the above incident is shown in pasuk 25:34. "… vayokhal vayeisht vayakaom vayeilekh vayeivez Esav et habekhorah." ["… ate, and drank and got up and went and Esav despised the birthright"].
The letters of the Hebrew word for birthright [bekhora] are the same as for blessing [berakha]. Esav ate and drank without blessing before or after his meal. He despised. What did he despise? He was an ingrate. He made no mention of recognizing what HaShem did to make the food and drink available to him, and no mention of thanking HaShem after his repast. HaShem does not like ingrates. These two men, Esav & Yaakov, were to be the spiritual pillars of the world. Esav held the job in disdain. Blessing? Who needs to bless over food?
In effect he was saying, "I don't need to do a blessing, I don't need no birthright and no birth certificate. I just want to receive what I would if I did bless and did have the birthright and birth certificate!" That was his attitude. Hmmmm. Some people have the klipah to repair and some have it to be part of the Sitra Ahhra-Dark Side powers to battle against the side of HaShem, the Power of Light.
No appreciation? Fine let's see how you feel when the pipeline gets stoppered up!
Immediately after, we have the pasuk of Esav despising the birthright/blessing we have 26:1 "And there was a famine in the land…."
Oh oh now you gone 'n' done it Esav. You jerk. Your despicable behavior, your irresponsibility and lack of gratitude has shut down the pipeline for the entire region. He was danged lucky that the various tribes in the land had zero inkling that he caused the famine. They would have stood in line to kill him.
As the time went by Rivkah with a caring aware and holy mother's eyes/soul saw clearly what her two sons were about. When the time came near for her husband's passing and therefore his giving of his parting blessings and assigning of the heritage, she knew that she had to act to ensure that it went to the correct son.
Here she used her inherited talent of intrigue, for good purpose. Yes the end does not always justify the means but as it is said in Shmuel 2:22:26 and in Tehilim 18:26-27: "With the merciful be you merciful, with the upright man be you upright. With the pure be you pure; and with the crooked be you subtle/clever."
כו) עִם חָסִיד תִּתְחַסָּד עִם גְּבַר תָּמִים תִּתַּמָּם:
כז) עִם נָבָר תִּתְבָּרָר וְעִם עִקֵּשׁ תִּתְפַּתָּל:
Rivkah saw that Esav was unworthy of being a candidate for continuing the supremely important work of Avraham and Yisshhak to bring the light of HaShem to the world. Indeed he was quite the opposite of that. So she devised the trick that arranged for Yaakov the pure one of the two and the proper candidate to get the birthright blessings and assignment.
But that triggered such intense ire in Esav the "dethroned" one that he was bent on murdering his chosen brother.
Rivkah's high soul saw forward and inward and she sent Yaakov on another spiritual "Search & Rescue" mission, a triple one at that. First of all to rescue him from his violent murderous brother, and thereby also save the heritage line of Mashiahh. Second was to rescue Leah from marriage to Esav. Esav was an incarnation of the Primordial Serpent/Sam"M, Leah of Hhava, and Yaakov of Adam. Now Yaakov/Adam had the chance to rescue Leah/Hhava from Esav/Sam"M. This would the first in several steps to repair the damage from the incident of the forbidden fruit in Gan Eden.
Leah knew of the impending hazard of being married to Esav and was terrified of it. She cried a lot over it. Rahhel too was to add to the repair in the union of Yaakov as Yisrael to the higher soul level of Rahhel as we learn in the Holy Kabala.
While Yehudah, son of Leah would be the root father of the Mashiahh ben David which was another reason for rescuing Leah/Hhava from Esav/Sam"M; the two sons of Rahhel would also be important components of the framework of the nation and land of Yisrael and the Geula.
Part of the land on which the Beit Hamikdash and Royal complex would be built would be in the sector of Benyamin. Shaul the first official king of Yisrael would be from the tribe of Benyamin. He was even given the opportunity to be Mashiahh, but fouled up and lost that honor (which therefore turned back to the tribe of Yehudah).
Yosef would be an interim king via the position of viceroy in Egypt. He was also an essential part of the unfolding of the prophecy of the slavery in the furnace which shaped and tempered the budding nation.
Along with that he was the root father of inter-tribal contention that caused the destruction of the first beit Mikdash and the first exile. Also the core root of intramural strife between groups of Jews till today. The final repair will be when Mashiahh ben Yosef will have to surrender and become subject to Mashiahh ben David. This will open the final steps of the final full true Geula, the final and total fall of Esav/Sam"M and bring into being the coronation of Mashiahh ben David with the repair of the world.
Then will all the waiting be fulfilled. The water of Torah will extinguish the fire of evil and we will all become winged immaterial souls in a renewed repaired world.
May it be soon and in our days, Amen!


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News Release
Big band music, '70s jazz on deck for
April 29 Jazz Ensemble Concert
Big band dance music of the 1920s through 1940s, seasoned with a little
'70s jazz, will have the Wine Recital Hall audience bouncing in their
seats Friday night, April 29. The Jazz Ensemble Concert on the
Manchester College campus starts at 7:30 p.m., directed by TJ Faur,
adjunct faculty member. Admission is $3, paid at the door.
The musicians will concentrate on swing, with solos for all nine
musicians. The performers are:
Alto Sax: sophomore Abby L. Harper of Grimes, Iowa and first-year
student Aimee N. Gerdes of Mishawaka, Ind.
Tenor Sax: sophomore Adam M. Pyle of Huntington
Baritone Sax: first-year student Jon L. Largent of Muncie, Ind.
Trumpet: first-year student Alicia G. Smith of Akron, Ind. and
sophomore Carrie B. Fry-Miller of Fort Wayne
Bass: first-year student Michael B. Holler of South Whitley, Ind.
Drums: junior M. Rob Dymond of Chelsea, Mich.
Piano: first-year student Tyler C. Houlihan of Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Villa Christina - Reader Reports & Opinion
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Kiola Swanston from Trinidad visited in December 2010 and awarded
My family spent Christmas at this lovely Villa and enjoyed every minute of it. The place was clean and the staff friendly. It was near to groceries and the Mall, which was convenient, and it is a great place if you like a quiet time where you can observe the many types of birds that frequent the beautiful garden.
The only thing to mar the experience was the road to get there. I hope it is paved soon.
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Melissa Dookie from Trinidad visited in August 2010 and awarded
Though our stay at Villa Christina was a short 3 days the villa exceeded our expectations to the fullest.
It is definitely a home away from home - providing everything we needed. The rooms were clean and spacious and the kitchen very well equipped.
The pool area was also well equipped with lounge chairs and hammocks for relaxation.
The extra amenities such as the washer/dryer, baby cot and high chair were a pleasant surprise also!
Though its location is not walking distance to the beaches - the privacy of the villa was welcomed for our trip. (A car is recommended for convenience).
I found the villa through online search and had my reservations but those disappeared immediately as I entered the villa. One cannot ask for more than to feel at home on a vacation and Villa Christina provides this.
Steve and Dion were most welcoming and accommodating with organizing the rental and picking us up at the airport.
We had a fantastic time and have no reservations recommending the rental to anyone wanting to spend a relaxing time in Tobago!
I cannot wait to make my next booking!!!
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Lisa And Brian McGuinness from U.K. visited in July 2010 and awarded
We spent one week at Villa Christina following our wedding on Tobago.
The villa, was spacious, clean and had everything that we needed for our stay. One of the plus points for us was finding a villa that actually had an air-conditioned living space, ideal for socialising or just relaxing with a book and a rum punch of course!
It was obvious that the villa is well loved by its owners and it had a homely feel rather than just rental accommodation, which we really liked as the furnishings and decorations were all in good repair.
Dion really looked after us, meeting with us in advance of our stay to organise pick ups etc and providing us with an iron within half an hour of discovering that the one that should have been there had disappeared.
Lynn was one of the best housekeepers we've met on Tobago, extremely friendly and welcoming with lots of ideas of things to do on the island, while getting on with her job in the least obtrusive way possible.
The pool area was again well organised with sun loungers, tables and chairs or even a hammock if you were so inclined. The pool was cleaned regularly and was really welcoming on a hot afternoon!
The bedrooms were a good size and our bed was huuuge! We also had a walk inwardrobe and en-suite bathroom again with all the services we required. There were a further two bedrooms, one double, one twin - again very well furnished with a shared bathroom.
The only downside to the villa is the entrance road - it is really just a dirt track and could be very dark when walking back from a night out. However this was just a minor irritation as it meant that there was very little passing traffic :)
The villa is well located with a mini market a couple of minutes walk away and the larger supermarket also within walking distance. However I would recommend renting a car if you do decide to stay at Villa Christina.
We can't wait to book up again and would recommend this villa to anyone looking for excellent villa accommodation in the lowlands area of Tobago.
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Krystle Roland_phillips from Trinidad visited in May 2010 and awarded
A group of us stayed at this villa as a vaction getaway. It was beyond what we excepted when we arrived at the villa. We had a great time and everything was well kept and it did not feel like a guest house or a hotel but it had a homely feeling to it which we loved. The layout of the place was great and we enjoyed the pool.
They ensured to cater for our every need even the baby. I would unreservedly recommend this property to anyone. We do hope to visit again sometime in the near future.
Great service, great place and great people.
Cool, clean and confortable.
Thank you for making our getaway a remarkable one.
Yours Truely
Krystle Roland-Phillips and Friends
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Audra Lopez from Trinidad visited in April 2008 and awarded
A group of us from Trinidad stayed in two villas, Christina and Hallelujah in April this year for the Tobago Jazz Festival. None of us had ever heard of these villas and just by a lucky search was contacted by Paula Dengel who advised me that both villas were available.
Whilst the pictures on the internet are nice (particularly Christina Villas), the pictures do not do justice to the villas. When we arrived what we saw far exceeded our expectations, particularly as we knew nothing about these places previously and I was nervously hoping for the best, as the person who had made all the booking arrangements.
Besides Paula being extremely helpful and patient with me during all our arrangements and many changes, when we arrived we were met by Carrie Clement the property manager who was also extremely helpful and very welcoming. Carrie's bubbly personality and energy just added to our experience. She was always a phone call away and ensured that our needs were met.
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Non-system processes like themecloud.dll originate from software you installed on your system. Since most applications store data in your system's registry, it is likely that over time your registry suffers fragmentation and accumulates invalid entries which can affect your PC's performance. It is recommended that you check your registry to identify slowdown issues.
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Grosvenor Poker has become the latest online operator to join the ever-expanding Microgaming Poker Network (MPN). Grosvenor, which has 55 live venues across the UK and a heritage that dates back to 1970, joined the top ten ranked poker network at the start of 2016 as part of a wider strategy to elevate its online offerings.
According to a recent GamblingKingz article, Grosvenor's Head of Digital Poker, Rory Cartwright, explained that MPN's current momentum and affinity with poker made it a natural choice:
"We're looking forward to marrying our strong retail poker presence with an online network which is growing month-on-month, year-on-year".
Grosvenor's online operation currently serves around 110,000 players, and that's on top of the droves of players who use its network of physical casinos. Due in large part to the Grosvenor UK Poker Tour (GUKPT), which recently celebrated its 10th birthday, poker has always been an integral part of the company's gaming portfolio, and this recent partnership will only add to its strength.
According to PokerScout's latest traffic reports, the MPN has a daily cash game peak of just over 1,100 players. This makes it the tenth largest poker platform in the world, and with the addition of Grosvenor to the network, numbers look set to increase over the coming months. Head of Poker at Microgaming, Alex Scott, reports:
"The addition of the Grosvenor brand to the network will help to accelerate our growth in 2016".
As well as giving Grosvenor's online users access to instant play, mobile and downloadable poker platforms for the first time, the deal with the MPN will open up some interesting possibilities in the live poker arena.
Like Grosvenor Poker, the MPN hosts its own live poker tournament series, dubbed the MPN Tour. The tour, which was founded in 2014 and stops in locations across Europe such as London, Tallinn and Vienna, is becoming a popular low-stakes series for those players whose budgets might not stretch to the likes of the European Poker Tour (EPT).
Although details of a possible collaboration between Grosvenor's UK-based poker series and the MPN Tour haven't been announced, Scott hinted at a possible "synergy" between the two products in the coming months.
The MPN has also recently announced the arrival of PKR to its ranks. Widely regarded as the world's leading 3D poker site since its launch in 2006, PKR has always existed as an independent entity, much like PokerStars. The news of the two companies' decision to partner comes in the midst of the current industry trend for consolidation, and the high-profile merging of companies such as Paddy Power and Betfair.
While the site will maintain its 3D dynamic, it will now benefit from the addition of more players and innovative gaming options such as MPN's fast-fold poker variant, Blaze. With two major additions to the network in as many months, the MPN looks poised to become an even more prominent player in the poker market this year.
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Tooth and Dental Implants in York
What are dental implants?
Dental Implants are a fixed, long term solution that can replace anywhere between one and all of your teeth. They are strong, comfortable and very natural looking and are the next best thing to still having your own teeth. They are fantastic because they do not weaken adjacent teeth.
An implant is an artificial root made from titanium and over time integrates and becomes part of the jawbone. An implant can hold a single replacement dental crown, a bridge or a denture depending on how many teeth are missing.
Dental Implants are virtually indistinguishable from your own teeth, it means you can enjoy an attractive and natural looking smile once more. Furthermore when teeth are lost the surrounding bone tends to shrink which can result in the ageing 'caved in' look. Placement of dental implants can preserve this bone, maintaining the shape and structure of the lips and cheeks.
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Registration open for 2016 Midwest Nut Producers Council's annual meeting
This March 12 meeting is a great opportunity for new growers to learn about the chestnut industry and current growers to learn about optimizing productivity.
The Midwest Nut Producers Council annual meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 12, 2016, at the Clarksville Horticulture Experiment Station in Clarksville, Michigan (9302 Portland Rd, Clarksville, MI 48815). The meeting will cover Asian chestnut gall wasp, farm diversification with truffles and information on how chestnuts are being utilized by the booming craft brewing industry.
This meeting is free to Midwest Nut Producers Council member farms that remit their $50 in dues at the door. Non-members are also welcome with a $10 registration fee to cover the cost of lunch that can be paid at the door. Pesticide recertification credits will be available. You may download the complete agenda and register for the event by visiting the Midwest Nut Producers Council Annual Meeting Registration page.
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Frankie Muniz has suffered yet another health scare.
The Malcolm in the Middle star took to Twitter Monday to let his fans know he is recovering from a second "miserable" mini-stroke.
"Almost a year to the day, I experienced another mini stroke. Hopefully that will be the last," he wrote. "Miserable."
The 28-year-old, who lives in Arizona and is the drummer for the band Kingfoil, was hospitalized last year after his first mini-stroke, a.k.a. a transient ischemic attack, when blood temporarily stops reaching the brain.
He described his condition to PEOPLE last year: "I felt like I was getting stabbed in the head — the worst headache you could ever think of. I couldn't see anything."
Not surprisingly, it changed his outlook on how he lives his life.
"I never in my life had a sip of alcohol or even touched a drug," he told the mag. "I take a lot of pride in that."
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Tonight, it will be over. It seems hard to believe that my term as SPJ president is coming to an end so soon. Short: That's how it seems today, but there were plenty of days in the past 11 months when I thought it was a long, long term, indeed.
Being SPJ president is a wonderful and fulfilling experience. But it is a really hard job, at least it is for me. SPJ has quite a few more than 9,000 members, and quite a few of them would be happy to question an incontovertible fact as basic as what day it is. It is not an easy group to please, nor an easy group to bring to consensus.
I learned tremendously. I made a lot of mistakes. I had a few triumphs. I only hope I am leaving this 97-year-old institution at least a little bit better than I found it.


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The United States has eased some sanctions on Myanmar to support political reforms and economic growth in the country but has retained other measures to discourage human rights abuses and military trade with North Korea, US officials said.
The moves include easing restrictions on the country's financial institutions, removing seven state-owned companies from the US blacklist and extending a measure allowing shipments to go through ports and airports, the Treasury Department said in a statement.
But the United States also strengthened measures targeting Steven Law, a man already blacklisted for alleged ties to Myanmar's military. The Treasury added to its blacklist six companies owned 50 percent or more by Law or the company he controls, Asia World.
The US moves followed a landmark November election in which the party of Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's Nobel Peace Prize laureate, won a landslide victory. A constitution drafted by the country's former military rulers bars her from becoming president.
US officials began lifting trade and financial sanctions against the country after military leaders launched reforms that led to a civilian government being formed in 2011, beginning its transformation from a half-century as an international pariah.
The sanctions decision, reported by Reuters on Friday, came before a visit to the Southeast Asian nation by Secretary of State John Kerry on May 22.
President Barack Obama's opening to Myanmar followed its peaceful transition to an elected government and is seen as one of his foreign policy achievements.
Obama, in a letter to Congress, said he was extending for one year the legal underpinnings for the sanctions that remain and provided his justification for doing so.
He said Myanmar had made significant progress on reforms since 2011, but that "concerns persist regarding continued obstacles to full civilian control of the government, the ongoing conflict and human rights abuses in the country, particularly in ethnic minority areas, and military trade with North Korea".
The US actions eased restrictions on Americans living in Myanmar, allowing them to conduct everyday transactions like paying rent, which the Treasury said would make it easier for engagement between the two countries' citizens.
They also extended a measure that eases trade restrictions on Myanmar by allowing all shipments to go through its ports and airports indefinitely, even to ports and airports controlled by entities on the US sanctions blacklist. It had initially granted the easing for a six-month period in December 2015.
The Treasury is also allowing transactions related to moving goods inside the country, for instance from warehouses to retail outlets.
The United States removed from its blacklist three state-owned banks - Myanma Economic Bank, Myanmar Foreign Trade Bank, and Myanma Investment and Commercial Bank - and is authorizing transactions with two other Myanmar banks that are still blacklisted, Innwa Bank and Myawaddy Bank.
That action means that most transactions with all Myanmar financial institutions will be allowed as of May 18, the Treasury said in a statement.
Also removed from the US blacklist are seven state-owned Myanmar business enterprises, including in timber, pearls and mining.


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Over the next five years, NSW will have more road projects being delivered than any other state.
With a $15.7 billion investment in major project infrastructure forecast over the next five years by the Australian and NSW governments, Roads and Maritime has a real opportunity to significantly improve the road networks and quality of life for millions of people in NSW.
Our focus will be to deliver the missing links on Sydney's motorways, improve and optimise the network of state roads, identify and develop new roads to improve connections throughout the state and continue to achieve the outcomes for the environment and the community.
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Storing up to 660 pounds of ice, Hoshizaki's B-900SF 52 inch wide ice bin will help keep your ice full for your customers or hotel guests. This unit has a stainless steel design and can be easily cleaned. It's internal plastic pieces are protected by an H-Guard Plus antimicrobial agent to slow down the spreading of bacteria. It also includes a polyethylene bin liner for sanitary storage.
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Welcome to Tesco Wine by the case.
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Summer flavours like peach, sun-ripened strawberries, succulent pears and pineapple create perfection.
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Barefoot Wine & Bubbly got started in California in the 1960s. Its founders believed that wine should be more fun and less serious; and created a wine that could be enjoyed by everyone from first-time wine drinkers to hard-core aficionados. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly is the most awarded and #1 wine brand in the US and was introduced to the UK in 2007. Staying true to its grassroots beginnings Barefoot Wine & Bubbly gives back to local non-profit groups through charitable wine donations.
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Turning an old chemistry lab into a destination art space isn't exactly rocket science but did take artist David Therrien quite a bit of work. When he purchased the former home of the Arizona Testing Lab, which used to analyze crime evidence for the Phoenix Police Department, the building needed quite a bit of TLC. He took back the property, a massive 9,000 square foot warehouse south of downtown Phoenix, from the grips of squatters and general disarray – and hosted a slew of artistic experiments of his own. In 2012 the gallery featured a solo exhibition from painter Yuko Yabuki called "Heaven, Hell & Earth" that showcased stunning large scale works. The lab has also hosted more off-beat exhibitions, from gigantic installation pieces to technology-based events pitting man versus machine.
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Sometimes I think that American women have been the subject of more research than the entire species of white rats. If every grant, every publisher`s advance, every fellowship devoted to the problems of American women had been used to build day-care centers, they would stretch from coast to coast.
This spring there is yet another bumper crop of cover stories, articles and books about women trying to stretch their energy over children and jobs and coming up short. These pieces are the predictable offspring, if you will excuse the expression, of the baby-boom generation of mothers. In the words a friend used at her 40th birthday, they are ``suffering from too much of a good thing.``


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Jazz Is Life
"Jazz is about being in the moment"- Herbie Hancock.
Here at St. James' we celebrate the music of freedom and life. Every year we come together to share "in the moment", to immerse ourselves in its embrace and history. Join us this November as we welcome two-time Grammy award winner Diane Schuur together with a host of great musicians.
"I love Jazz at St. James'. I can't believe this is the 23nd year of showcasing great Austin and national musicians and I can't wait to hear Grammy award winner Diane Schuur!" – Keith Braithwaite
"Jazz at St. James' is not to be missed! Every year, the lineup is stellar, with local and internationally renowned musicians. The setting is beautiful, and the hospitality will make you glad you attended." – Brian Miller
We have an amazing lineup this year featuring the incomparable Diane Schuur, John Mills Quartet, Blue Mist Band, and Guests!
Friday Night Schedule
All events are at St. James' Episcopal Church, 1941 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78721
5:30-7 pm Jazz Social Hour with Fernando Miramon – Free and open to the public
Doors Open For Concert at 6:30 pm
7 pm:
Opening – John Mills Quintet
John Mills – woodwinds
Carter Arrington – guitar
John Fremgen – bass
Thomas Wenglinski – piano
Wayne Salzmann II – drums
Headliner – Diane Schuur
Saturday Schedule
All events are at St. James' Episcopal Church, 1941 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78721
1-3 pm: Master Class – Free event with Dr. John Mills – open to all
Doors Open For Concert At 6:30 pm
5-7 pm: Angel Reception with Fernando Miramon
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Opening – Blue Mist Band
Robert Kelley – lead and backup vocals (Lubbock TX)
Brad Shultz – lead guitar (Atlanta)
Rex Pahoa – bass guitar (Hawaii)
Rodney Hyder – drums (Austin)
Jimmy Vinson – keyboards, lead and backup vocals (Pampa, TX)
Steve Johnson – sax (Houston)
Headliner – Diane Schuur
Sunday Jazz Mass
Doors Open At 10:45 am, Free And Open To All
11 am: Jazz Mass with Diane Schuur
The Jazz Mass is a divine celebration of music and the spirit. Two-time Grammy award winner Diane Schuur will be singing and playing piano, joined by the St. James' Episcopal Church Choir, John Mills, Joe Morales and others. It's a church service with soul. Don't miss it!