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Central Jersey SCORE has announced its upcoming schedule of free seminars and workshops for people looking to establish a business or who already have a small business and are looking to make it more successful.
All of the programs begin at 7 p.m. and are being presented at local public libraries with the exception of sessions at Raritan Valley Community College, Bridgewater. The schedule includes:
— "Small Business Rountable: Answering Any and All Questions from Participants" in Franklin on Thursday, Feb. 25.
— "How to Start a Business" in Bound Brook, Thursday, March 20; Clinton, Thursday, March 27, and Piscataway, Wednesday, April 9.
— "Successful Business Owners Share Their Secrets" in Bernardsville, Tuesday, April 8;
Franklin, Wednesday, April 30; and Raritan Valley Community College, Tuesday, May 27.
— "E-Commerce for a Small Business" at Raritan Valley Community College, Tuesday, April 1; Piscataway, Tuesday, June 3; and Bound Brook, Wednesday, May 7.
— "Does Your Business Plan Make Sense?" in Hillsborough, Thursday, February 6; Franklin, Wednesday, March 26; Bound Brook, Thursday, April 17; and Piscataway, Thursday, May 15.
— "How to Buy a Business or Franchise" in Franklin on Tuesday, April 1.
All seminars are free-of-charge, but pre-registration is requested at the SCORE website, centraljersey-score.org. All seminar participants have future access to individual free face-to-face counseling with qualified SCORE counselors to follow-up on any questions specific to their particular business.
In addition to seminars and face-to-face counseling, SCORE offers counseling by phone and e-mail, and on-line help with training, tools and templates on a wide-range of business topics. SCORE is a national all-volunteer, nonprofit resource partner of the Small Business Administration. The Central Jersey Chapter serves Middlesex, Somerset and Hunterdon counties.


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A list of gifts you can make for Christmas or any occasion
There are many types of gifts you can make to give friends and family at Christmas. Some require planning and work well in advance, others can be made more quickly. Either way you go, giving a gift that you've made is priceless and has so much more meaning than picking out something at a store. It shows a loved one that you care enough about them to give something of yourself to them, like your time, effort, and thought.
Baked items are always wonderful to give people, and I've made a tradition of this for the past 20 years. You can bake a variety of cookies, cakes, and fudge or just one of those items and put them in a number of festive containers to give as gifts. Some of the containers I've used are traditional Christmas tins, baskets, bowls, and plates. You can even use foam or plastic plates that have Christmas themes on them.
My favorite is a glass Christmas platter that you can usually buy very cheap at a dollar store. A platter allows you to arrange many different samples of baked goods in a scrumptious and beautiful way, and the platter itself is a gift that a person can use the following year. One year I found some very pretty glass platters for a dollar, and I placed an array of different cookies, fudge, sliced cake, and sugared pecans on each one. They were gorgeous, unique, and incredibly yummy.
Baskets filled with goodies are also nice. In the past I've taken baskets that I already had around the house, washed and dried them, and then spray painted them red, green or gold to make them look more festive. You have to air the baskets out till they don't smell like paint, then line them with wax paper, and wrap the food in plastic wrap before putting them in the basket. All that's left is to add a bow and give it to someone you love.
The great thing is you can personalize these types of gifts for different people. For example, one of my friends loves snowball cookies, so I usually give him a basket full of snowball cookies. Other friends favor fudge, so I give them tins of fudge. For those who like a variety, I buy Christmas platters, plates or bowls and put in a little bit of everything I've baked. You can actually get by with only baking one or two cakes if you slice them and divide the slices among a number of platters along with a few other baked things, like cookies or fudge. It's the same with cookies. If you bake 4 or 5 different types of cookies, you can create plates or platters that have a little bit of each, and it looks great and goes a very long way. There have been years where I only baked a variety of cookies and that works nicely too.
If baking isn't your thing, but you have friends who do like to bake, then making vanilla extract and putting it in a decorative bottle is very nice. Making flavored olive oil is beautiful and tasty, and if you have friends who enjoy hot, spicy foods, then a bottle of hot vinegar would be yet another good choice, and it's very easy to make.
To make hot vinegar, you simply clean and sterilize a bottle that comes with a cap, cork or lid, and then put in some whole, fresh hot peppers. Slender, short ones work best, and it's up to you how many to use along with color selection. It's nice to use red ones although a combination of green and red is nice too. The final step is to boil some white vinegar, then pour it in the bottles with the hot peppers. After the bottles are cool, cap them, tie a ribbon around the neck, and your gift is ready. If you want to get fancier, you can make your own label to put on the bottle. Clear bottles make the prettiest hot vinegar gifts because you can see the colored peppers.
Gifts in a jar or mug are always a big hit. They are very attractive and also handy to have in the pantry for a quick treat. You simply need to buy a mason jars with lids and rings or large mugs and assemble the ingredients in the jars or mugs for the recipe of your choice. A recipe card is generally included, and all a person needs to do is follow the instructions. I found a great site called craftbits.com that has recipes for making gifts in jars ranging from brownie mix and banana pudding to hot chocolate and hearty bean soup.
For those of you who know how to knit or crochet, a homemade afghan throw or a winter scarf is always a nice gift. There have been years when I made an afghan for everyone in my family, and I've always personalized each one according to their favorite colors or the colors they have in their home. An expert can probably work these up very fast, but since knitting and crocheting aren't activities that I do regularly, it can take me a week or two to make a throw.
If you enjoy sewing, then a handmade quilt is a lovely gift, and you don't need to make a large one. Quilts can be made from any fabric you already have at home, like old clothes, and you can make one the size of a throw. I made a throw sized one for a teenager years ago with a Pokemon theme because that is what she loved at the time. She loved it. You can be very creative and personalize a quilt in so many different ways.
Basically, anything that you know how to make yourself will make a wonderful gift for someone at Christmas. If you're good at propagating plants, plan to do some of this well in advance of Christmas with your own plants and give potted plants to your loved ones. If you enjoy writing poetry, write a poem to a loved one and frame it for a gift. Taking the time to make gifts will be much more appreciated by the loved ones receiving them because the gifts you make are a part of you.
Robert Sloan recently published a hub worth reading, 2008 -- Year Without Holiday Cheer?, which is a beautiful reflection about how important it is to spend time during the holidays with family engaging in simple pleasures, like stringing popcorn or making homemade wreaths out of magazines. I identified with this because of my own experience with simple traditions that mean so much, like baking cookies with my daughter at Christmas.
Very interesting concepts. Great hub.
Great ideas, Pam! I particularly like the idea of hot vinegar! I think I'll make some of this for myself since I use hot sauce compulsively! I've been thinking about making my own (to cut down on the salt), so the timing is perfect! Merry Christmas!
Yes, I have made fudge (a few differnt kinds) each year for my family for Christmas gifts. They love it! This year along with the fudge I will be bmaking gingerbread cookies and maybe sugar cookies too. I have to start tomorrow!!!
You are so right about the gifts that are made with love and care. My sister has made a special cookie as gifts for many years and she never has enough. Thanks for sharing. C.S. Alexis
Great ideas, just in time. Thanks
Thank you so much for answering my request so thoughtfully. A wonderful hub!
Great Ideas. this items are cute and personal.
Also sounds yummy in my tummy.
Thanks for that Pam - only my sister reads these so I 'm quite safe - I think - unless there are closet readers ....who knows.
very nice ideas
really enjoyed this Pam as I love a Christmas that is all about family and fun... not so commercially minded. I sure am glad that I read your olivwe oil info - could have killed my family as I had been planning to make these for everyone's basket of gifts!!!cheers
oops what have I done - I see that I have posted more than once....so sorry....
We have done similar things for years and everyone seems to enjoy receiving these gifts from the hands and heart. Baking some Christmas cookies today, as a matter of fact!
Wonderful sentimental ideas. Another that I have started doing is sending an e mail to all of my family and friends asking that for my X-mas present they just do something nice for someone else and then e mail me the story so I can print it and put it in my stocking. Then I read them on X-mas. It makes me feel as though my present helped others too.
Hi Pam, I'm with you all the way on the simple pleasures of Christmas. That's what I've always liked, and always will. The friendship, family closeness, traditions, all kept simple and handmade -- that's what it's about for me. Thanks!
Very good (and timely) hub with lots of good ideas for some nice gifts you can make to take some of the bite out of your Christmas shopping. Thanks for the great ideas.

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Children's relationships with their peers are an important aspect of their daily lives, and their ability to maintain these relationships is critical to their social and emotional development. For some children with special health care needs, health conditions can impede social relationships.
Among CSHCN aged 6-17, 15.9 percent of parents reported that their children's conditions interfered with their ability to make friends. Making and keeping friends was most difficult among children with more complex service needs, of whom 24.7 percent had difficulty making friends due to health conditions. Among those with less complex service needs, only 2.2 percent had difficulty making friends because of their health conditions.
Among CSHCN with emotional, behavioral, or developmental conditions, 29.6 percent had trouble making friends, compared to 3.9 percent of CSHCN without these conditions.The proportion of all CSHCN who had trouble making friends ranged across states from 9.5 percent to 31.2 percent.


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Meeting APage address: http://www.mnsu.edu/its/cio/techfee/years/2008/meeting-a.html
Meeting A Notes
Meet at ITS Conference Room ML3010 (3rd Floor of Memorial Library)
Welcome and Introductions - Marilyn Delmont
Review of Process and Plan for the Year - Bryan Schneider
ITS Purpose and Vision - Marilyn Delmont
ITS Organization Review and Computer Center Tour
- ORG Chart
- Programming Area
- Computer Center
- Customer Services/Help Desk
- Systems
Presentation: - Bryan Schneider Technical Services
Technical Services
- Intro and overview of Technical Services
- Growth areas and Future
Computer systems and network systems infrastructure
- Automation of account creation
- Network services: DNS, DHCP, LDAP, Active Directory, Dial-in
- Web Services
- File Servers
- Print Servers
- Database Servers
- Software Updates and Patches
- Equipment Monitoring
Local Area Network
- 2001 Network Upgrade
- Internet Service
ResNet Network / Internet Proposal
- Adding bandwidth and computer support
Wireless Network
- History
- Wireless Security
- Future Wireless Enhancements
Remote Access Services
- Dial-in Servers
Card Access System
VoIP Phone System
Student Tech Fee Supported Printing (MavPRINT)
- Solutions to Control Cost/Waste
MavMAIL E-mail Systems
- Spam / Virus Filtering
- MavMAIL
- MavMAIL upgrades
- MavMAIL Future Enhancements
MavDISK Campus File Server
- Features
- Future Enhancements
Online MavCARD Transaction System
What Keeps Bryan Up At Night
Technology Comparison - Minnesota State Mankato With Other Colleges and Universities - Wayne Sharp's Trip to New Orleans
Feedback of the today's meeting and the overall plan
Subcommittee Open Discussion
Action Items
- Review student account deactivation policy
- Recommendation to drop 1 T1 line (24 modems) and save $10,000 per year
- Demonstration of fire supression system
- Demonstration of MavMAIL Voice Command system
- Why is it sometimes MavNET doesn't prompt for password but later does?
- COB - as per Jim Varner COB Senator, Vista computers have problems with wireless and printing.
- Printer in CSU outside SLDSL is down. What can be done about that?
- Reschedule February 29th meeting - some students going to Washington DC.
Background Information
- Harshdeep Bhasin
- Jared Grove
- Samir Bhattarai
- Toluwalope Ajibewa
- Steve Vassar
- Joan Roca
- Peg Lawrence
- Marilyn Delmont
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My induction into the world of cooking was a trial by fire. Literally. For the first month I cooked, I didnt realize why everything came out so dry/charred/ruined until a kind soul gave me the sage advice - " You dont have to cook everything on high".
Good to know.
When I moved in with my then-boyfriend (now fiancee) Adam alomst 6 years ago. I did not know how to cook. I was happy with Adam' s comfortable repertoire of lemon chicken, honey mustard pork chops, pasta and shepard's pie. It was great! Come home from work, kick off my shoes, my man makes me dinner. Easy peasy. Life was grand. I hid behind the "I dont know how to cook" excuse for a long time. And honestly felt kind of cool about it. Like look at me, a woman who hates to cook. Ain't I a novelty?
Then soon after we moved in together, I was out of work and bored and coincidentally my mother gave me two cookbooks: The Idiot's Guide to Cooking, and The Good Housekeeping Cookbok. With nothing better to do between job interviews I figured, what the hell and dove into these books headfirst, learning, reading, getting inspired. And it didnt make sense for Adam to come home from work and be making us dinner when I was home all day anyway. I put my theory to the test, as it were, on our one year anniversary (November 8, 2004). I made what I thought was a delicious homage to French country cooking - Roasted Rosemary Chicken , Potatoes with Herbs de Provence and canned corn. Let me tel you, the canned corn was the best part of the meal. Having not learned the whole "You dont have to cook everything on high" wisdom yet, I burned the bejeezus out of the bird, the rosemary formed a fragrant charcoal-y crush and the potatoes were dried out nuggets of their former self. But the canned corn, as I said, was inspired (a dollop of butter will do you). In any case Adam managed to eat it and not run for the hills and I became determined to be better. So I sought out new recipes every day, went to the supermarket for the ingredients and presented the results to Adam each night. It did take me a while to get the hang of it, several unplugged smoke detectors and the occasional use of the fire extinguisher below the sheet. But after a month's time I had a new job, and a new much loved hobby. Cooking! That which made me feel useful when I was unemployed became a passion and has been ever since!
I am not perfect by any means (ask Adam about my recent attempts at Tomato Peanut Soup? Or about how Crab Cakes are my waterloo)! But it is something I do almost every night and something I look forward to every day. I seek out new recipes, I come up with my own, I borrow from the past and look to the future. And I catalouge it all in this blog.
These days I live with Adam, the dog Bodhi, and my brother Peter. Living with three guys allows me to cook basically anything I want and at least one person (or dog) will eat it which has definitely expanded my repertoire. I look forward to sharing my cooking experiences with you and hearing from you about yours.


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Entry to Taza Chocolate's retail shop and tour site.
Raw cacao beans
Taza sources it's beans from Bolivia and the Dominican Republic; beans arrive in 70 kilo bags.
German roasting machine circa 1950's; found in a used industrial Italian warehouse.
A winnower, a machine used to separate the cacao nib from the shell. The machine was transported from a soon-to-be-closing candy factory in the Dominican Republic to Somerville. Shells are by-products at Taza and great for garden multch and loose leaf teas.
Packaging material is compostible. Taza ships to 45 states, but local Bostonians can receive Taza by Metro Pedal Power.
Cacao pods and chocolate samples pre-tour
Items for sale in the retail store
Pictorial story of chocolate making
Thanks to Taza Chocolate for the delicious tour and samples! Also thanks to Rachel Blumenthal (@blumie) of Boston Food Bloggers (@BostonFoodBlogs) for organizing.


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This documentation describes a set of routines developed by Rowse Company to:
Before any of these routines can be used, the alignment that will be used as a reference needs to be a complex chain with tag data attached to specify the starting station. This data is automatically attached to alignments transferred from MX using the NHAlign add-in.
If the alignment was not created in MX, there are some steps that can be taken so the Station & Offset programs will still work. If the alignment was transferred from MX, skip to the next section.
If the alignment is not presently a complex chain, open the alignment drawing and turn off all reference files and all levels on the alignment drawing except the one containing the alignment. Issue the Complex Chain command from the main toolbar. Set the method to automatic. Click on the beginning of the alignment. Hopefully, you can issue a series of left mouse clicks in a blank section of the drawing and see the alignment being constructed. If this does not work as expected you may need to adjust the gap to a higher number or change the method to manual and select each individual section.
Once the alignment is constructed the tag data needs to be assigned. Select the Attach Tag command from the main toolbar and choose the alignment tag set. Select the newly created complex chain. Add the data for the start station.
Save the alignment drawing and open the drawing you wish to work on. Attach the alignment drawing as a reference file.
To start the macro, select Station-Offs from the list of basic macros (Utilities > Macros > MicroStation BASIC. Then hit on the alignment that the following commands will be referenced from. Select this alignment and hit another point in a blank area of the drawing to confirm the selection. If the alignment is set up properly, the dialog box at the right will appear. A brief explanation of each command follows. For full details click on the link provided in each description.
Place Bound is used to add annotation to an existing or proposed bound.
Place Flag is used for flagging a property or easement corner.
Place Active Cell will prompt for a station and offset to plot the current active c
Select/View Point will display the station and offset of a point selected on the drawing.
Note: If your Default Tool (Workspace > Preferences > Look and Feel > Default Tool) is set to None, this program may terminate abnormally.
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User review on Volkswagen Vento written by Mohan raj on 26 September 2016
Mohan raj's review on Volkswagen Vento 1.2 TSI Comfortline AT
Year of Manufacture : 2016 | Driven no. of Kms. : 27690
- Pros: I bought this car for the solid built, safety package it offers like airbag abs ebd Hillhold esp etc. Decent mileage overall of 15kmpl for petrol AT. Have been driving 4000km per month.
- Cons: The infamous DSG is prone to issues and jerky during down shifts. I have upgraded the software but the jerk issues persist. The rotors hardly was good for 10000 kms and I am facing issues like rod knock which is surprising on a new car. The amount of rattling from doors and panels are irritating though they are solidly built
I would strongly suggest people to stay away from vento as the parts are expensive and there are way too many sensors used in the car. Recently, to make things worse i face rod knock issues during acceleration which the company service center is unable to rectify. The DSG gearbox itself costs upwardly of 4 lakhs. The service centres are incapable of diagnosing critical issues and last but not least is the attitude of the dealers in honouring warranty related issues is truly pathetic. I own a trouble free 2003 santro that has run 276000 kms, a 2011 figo with great memories of 294000 kms and an all new fiesta 2015 with 22000kms on the odo. This car is by far the worst I have had. Overall, please stay away unless you have deep pockets.
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his life Adolf
Hitler was seized by an obsession with the Jews and he had always been straightforward about his plans.
dream of a racially "pure" empire would tolerate no Jews and he
announced at many occasions the "annihilation of the Jews" living
in the territory under his control.
The Holocaust Victims
Hitler's very first political statement, his letter to Adolf Gemlich on 16 September 1919, already includes a clear declaration of his antisemitic position: "Rational antisemitism on the other hand, must lead to a systematic legal opposition and elimination of the special privileges that Jews hold, in contrast to the other aliens living among us (alien's legislation). Its final objective must unswervingly be the removal of the Jews altogether."
those early days he often spoke of how he would deal with the Jews. His
favourite words were Ausrottung (extirpation), Vernichtung (annihilation),
Entfernung (removal), Aufräumung (cleaning up). Thus according to
a police report of a NSDAP meeting on 6 April 1920 he declared:
".. we have no intention of being emotional antisemites who want to create the atmosphere of a pogrom. Instead, our hearts are filled with an inexorable determination to attack the evil at its roots and to extirpate it root and branch. In order to reach our goal every means will be justified, even if we have to make a pact with the devil."
In another speech on 12 April 1922 he said, referring to the Jewish Question: "Here, too, there can be no compromise - there are only two possibilities: either victory of the Aryan or annihilation of the Aryan and the victory of the Jew."
Hitler wrote Mein Kampf in Landsberg prison in 1924 and the destruction of the Jews is advocated time and again:
"It is the inexorable Jew who struggles for his domination over the nations. No nation can remove this hand from its throat except by the sword ... Such a process is and remains a bloody one."
/Louis Bülow
Holocaust Websites - Crimes, Heroes And Villains
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I have an amazing 12 week old son. He has fantastic weight and height growth and I know I have a plentiful milk supply (I can pump 5oz of milk after he feeds). My problem is that for the past 12 weeks I nurse him at least every two hours on a good night. Only twice has he slept for a four hour stretch. Needless to say I'm exhausted! I certainly don't want to change his behavior since I strongly believe he know exactly what he needs so I should always follow his cues. I'm looking for advice or recommendations for how I can better tolerate the interrupted sleep or if anyone has had a similar situation and how they handled it and when this stage ended for them.
Thank you!