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Our philosophy is simple: to build a better way. And that means using better methods. Our Whole Systems Approach to construction reduces our impact on the environment while helping homeowners minimize their energy consumption.
We like to think of it as building a better way of life for homeowners—building long-lasting and healthy homes that require less energy and resources to operate.
It also means that our processes are centered on building strong, collaborative relationships. We know that our success depends on good communication, honesty, and high-caliber customer service.
And building a better way means clearing the path for change in the construction industry.
Our goal is to promote sustainable building practices and help educate the public about the importance of green construction.
Sustainability is important to us because it is critical to the health of our planet and the quality of your project.
But above all, we build green because it's the right thing to do, just like ensuring quality customer service, promoting collaboration, or improving communication and transparency. It's about building a better way.
So from your first interactions with us to the final moments of your project, we hope to deliver a distinctly positive experience—one that matches the quality and the longevity of your home.
meet the team
Since starting Collier Construction in 2001, Ethan has set the highest priority on customer needs and building a unique and quality product that both he and the customer love.
"For us, it's not about building a product as much as it is about customer service. I think that's unusual in construction, but for us it's about looking at how we can meet the need of each client. Our commitment to customer service really sets us apart."
Ethan has a very hands-on approach to beginning any project his company takes on. He is the first person to speak with each potential customer, and it's his desire to make sure that Collier Construction is a good fit for all potential projects. Then he works side-by-side with his staff to ensure they have what they need in order to get the job done correctly.
While Collier Construction puts its focus on customer service, the company remains dedicated to the highest quality of construction techniques and getting the job done right. In 2009 Collier received the President's Award from the Home Builders Association of Southeast Tennessee and in 2010 the President's Award from the Home Builders Association of Greater Chattanooga. Collier was named 2011 Small Business of the Year by the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce and also received the Torch Award from the Better Business Bureau in 2013.
Ethan is a LEED® accredited professional builder and is licensed to build in Tennessee and Georgia. He has previously been recognized as Entrepreneur of the Year by the Young Professional Association of Chattanooga and actively engages issues of economic development and environmental stewardship in our community. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Home Builders Association of Southeast Tennessee and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga. He is a member of the Construction Management Advisory Committee for ITT Technical Institute and also serves on the United States Green Building Council.
Rick's list of qualifications is as long as it is impressive. On top of spending years in the construction industry getting his hands dirty with framing and roofing, he most recently served a ten-year stint as the CFO for Habitat for Humanity. Rick decided to join the Collier Construction team based on Ethan's reputation of integrity and leadership.
"I know enough about Ethan to know that he is not in this for the dollar. It's the minutia. Ethan is constantly looking ahead in the consumer's life. Way down the line they will be glad they went with a Collier home. He's made a company centered around anticipating the needs of the customer 10 years from now."
Experience in the field and knowing the language of the industry are only part of Rick's success as a financial officer. Being a father of 8, has allowed him to bring an invaluable trait of flexibility to Collier Construction.
"You got be flexible with a family like mine… I am accustomed to different people from all different parts of an organization needing things from me simultaneously. I've got to be able to able to shift gears at any moment to deal with a staff issue, POS systems, construction departments, you name it. It's about understanding and meeting the needs of your team (or family)."
Looking forward, Rick's major goal is to bring Collier's concept of "thoughtful living" to the realm of accounting. If Collier Construction's building endeavors are a delicate balance between awareness of present needs and a responsible understanding of the future, then Rick plans to operate their finances in a similarly thoughtful method.
Sherayah has been with Collier since September 2016. She first came to Chattanooga from Joelton, TN, to begin her education in Interior Design at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. In 2013 she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design and began work as a showroom designer at Daltile. From there she spent time drafting evacuation plans at Intersign Corporation before she found her home here at Collier Construction where she serves as our Design Consultant and Project Start Coordinator.
On a daily basis Sherayah is in close contact with our homeowners and vendors to create timeless interiors that uniquely reflect the client's personality and needs. Experienced in both traditional and contemporary interiors, she is able to translate any style to satisfy the vision of our homeowners.
"I do my best to make the entire process of building an exciting and enjoyable adventure for our clients. I have the best team, which makes my job enjoyable. I wouldn't trade them for the world."
Sherayah's ability to create a client relationship based on respect, confidence, and trust has been a key to her success. Her skill of creating beautiful designs under a variety of budgets, styles, and timeframes gives her the confidence required to smoothly guide our clients through each phase of the design process.
When Sherayah is not working, she is actively pursuing her Masters in Interior Design, as well as, enjoying a relaxing trail ride on her horse or spending quality time with her family and friends.
Daniel has always known he would work in construction. Back home in Delaware, Daniel got his start cleaning up construction job sites while still in high school. It wasn't long before he was working with framing crews and picking up the trade as fast as his foreman could task him. Fast forward to university and he's studying architectural engineering and construction management. In a fortunate turn for Collier Construction, Daniel eventually decided to move south to be near his siblings living in Nashville.
As a warranty manager, Daniel has expanded his knowledge and skill set. You are likely to find him speaking with and listening to Collier home owners:
"One thing about me is I am not necessarily a huge talker. I am a good listener. People feel heard around me. I want to hear everything a person has to say… Sure, my hands-on experience from the field helps me understand exactly what a homeowner needs, but it's listening carefully that makes me good at what I do."
Daniel and his work ethic represent Collier Construction's ongoing commitment to lasting relationships with homeowners. When Daniel is not addressing client needs or scheduling subcontractors he's spending time with his lovely wife, Gianna. Daniel and Gianna spend their weekends giving back to the community via their church's youth program.
Ernie Freistat got his introduction to construction early in life as a day laborer on construction sites in his teens. At the time, he worked his way up the ranks before making a switch away from his family's Florida-based construction company to try his hand in sales and marketing.
"But I always enjoyed the challenge of it," he says of construction work. "It's rewarding to put a job together and watch it grow."
Ernie eventually found his way to Chattanooga (and back into the construction field) through what was supposed to be a temporary visit to the Scenic
City. Now, years later, he proudly calls it home.
"I was only ever going to stay for a year," he laughs. "I was just looking for something different to do with my life."
And in Chattanooga, Ernie found it, both in terms of a successful career in an industry he loves and a woman to share it with: the love of his life,
"What sticks out to me at Collier is that we are all team players. It's such a great atmosphere to be in and be a part of."
Harrison Bostwick is first and foremost a problem solver.
As a project superintendent, he brings his extensive background knowledge from residential and commercial construction to the table. But even before that, he was always a builder at heart; he and his father built the house he grew up in.
"I just always liked building," he says. "I remember I was on a flight to Florida years ago in college, talking to someone about how I didn't know
what I wanted to do when I realized it."
After making the jump from architecture to business, then finance and marketing, Harrison rediscovered the passion he'd always had for building and
problem-solving. Since then, he's never looked back.
Now, when he's not overseeing the progress of Collier projects, you can find him working on his fiance Taylor's family farm or restoring old cars with
his dad.
"If I'm not with my fiance and our dogs, you can find me in the shop my dad and I have," he says. "It's another outlet for building and problem-solving."
New to Chattanooga, Jon Arnold is originally from Whidbey Island, Washington. He has quickly fallen in love with Chattanooga's accessible outdoors scene but more so loves the copious family-friendly activities. On weekends you are likely to find Jon, his wife, daughter, and son exploring the city.
When Nate Holland was a kid, he was convinced he wanted to be a stuntman — or a crocodile hunter like the late Steve Irwin.
And while he opted for a life surrounded by people in Chattanooga instead of wild animals in the Australian outback, Nathan loves what he does.
He began his experience at Collier as a laborer and quickly moved up the ranks to manager since he moved to town from Lawrenceburg, Tennessee a couple
of years ago.
When he's not hiring and scheduling laborers or anticipating any other needs at construction sites, Nathan is most often at his church, Calvary Chapel,
volunteering or fellowshipping with others.
"What I love most is the people," he says. "I'm a people person and that makes it really easy to come to work and do my best every day."
Patrick Dugan discovered his love of real estate from a young age. But before his penchant for learning how to renovate his North Shore home led him to construction and a career at Collier, Patrick previously worked as a home inspector, house flipper, and a wine rep.
"I've always been into real estate," he says. "From a young age, I was fixing houses up. ... Once it's in your blood it's hard to get out."
Once the Chattanooga native made the leap from the Nashville-based wine company to construction books on how to fix the crown moulding in his home
himself, he never looked back. Now, with close to 20 years of experience, Patrick prides himself on being well rounded and versatile — both
in the industry and in his personal life.
When he's not managing projects and ensuring operations are running smoothly, you can find Patrick playing mandolin for his bluegrass band, Broke Down
Hounds, or cheering on his daughter in her varsity soccer matches.
"She's really good — and I'm not just saying that because I'm her dad!"
testimonialsview all
"I can tell you that building a house from afar was a leap of faith but our faith turned out to be well-placed. We worked with Ethan Collier at the outset who introduced us to Dustin Douglass, our project superintendent. What a positive experience it was to work with Dustin who was creative, resourceful, detailed, unflappable, and patient to a fault as he shepherded us through the process.Jerry Stauffer
We ended up with our dream home and, perhaps more importantly, a number of new friends. We visited Chattanooga when we could while our house was under construction and Collier/Dustin personally introduced us to some of the most wonderful people in this community—framers, trim carpenters, material suppliers, stone masons, painters, and many others who helped us know that we were making a good decision to live here."
"Ethan operates his business with integrity and is committed to quality work… He has a group of employees who are great at what they do (and) are sensitive to the homeowner's needs…""Jill and Jim Aplin
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Union Gas to Provide Emergency Heating Relief for Low-Income Families
Feb 04, 2013, 09:11 ET
Launches 2013 Winter Warmth program
CHATHAM, ON, Feb. 4, 2013 /CNW/ - Union Gas is launching its annual year-long Winter Warmth program, which offers emergency relief to low-income families who have difficulty paying their natural gas bills.
The program operates in partnership with 29 community agencies across the province. It allows customers to receive one-time financial assistance of up to $500 per household per year.
"Providing assistance to low-income households who are facing difficulties paying their natural gas bills is one of the ways we demonstrate our commitment to helping change the living conditions for individuals and families in the communities we serve for the better," said Steve Baker, president of Union Gas. "Through the Winter Warmth program, we're making a real difference for families in need."
Since 2007, about 7,500 low-income families in communities served by Union Gas have received assistance from Winter Warmth, through emergency relief grants totaling almost $3 million dollars.
In addition to participating in the Winter Warmth program, the company also contributes to the needs of low-income customers through the delivery of energy conservation programs.
"We understand that low-income consumers experience significant challenges meeting all their household expenses. Conservation is one of the most powerful, long-term solutions to permanently lower natural gas use and gives customers results where they have the most impact - through lower energy bills," added Baker
Union Gas provides a range of tools and education to give consumers the power to take control and manage their energy use. For more information, visit uniongas.com/energyefficiency.
Eligible participants include Union Gas customers from low-income households who, due to reduced income or personal difficulties, are in arrears or at risk of going into arrears on their gas bill and have exhausted all other sources of financial support.
Union Gas also promotes conservation as a long-term solution to permanently lower heating bills, providing a range of tools and education initiatives designed to give consumers the opportunity to take control and manage their energy use. For more information, please visit uniongas.com/energyefficiency.
How the Fund Works
Union Gas contributes funding to the program, while United Way of Chatham-Kent determines and manages the level of funding for each agency based on its assessment of individual community need. Each year, the agencies that locally manage the Union Gas Winter Warmth program are asked to communicate to United Way of Chatham-Kent the amount of funding required to help families in their communities, who in turn work with these communities to address granting needs. For additional information on Winter Warmth and a list of local delivery agencies visit uniongas.com/community/winterwarmth.
For more than 100 years, Union Gas has been privileged to work in more than 400 Ontario communities. In addition to natural gas delivery services for homes and businesses, Union Gas has contributed to the province through significant economic investments, hundreds of jobs, millions in municipal taxes, energy efficiency programs, thousands of volunteer hours for community organizations, major charitable giving and sponsorships.
About Union Gas
Union Gas Limited is a major Canadian natural gas storage, transmission and distribution company based in Ontario with 100 years of experience and service to customers. The distribution business serves about 1.4 million residential, commercial and industrial customers in more than 400 communities across northern, southwestern and eastern Ontario. One of Canada's Top 100 Employers for 2013, Union Gas is a Spectra Energy (NYSE: SE) company with assets of $5.8 billion and approximately 2,200 employees. For more information, visit uniongas.com.
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Obtaining my ACP certifications have helped me be able to let my clients know that I am a certified professional that they can trust to have the skills to complete the job at hand. Also, it gives my students the confidence in my teaching abilities as the certification test itself is at such a high caliber that not everyone will be able to pass it. I have more confidence in my own skills as well.
I would recommend the ACP certification to a co-worker. I believe it would help in job security, and promotions as well.


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Among the everyday products identified by the Which? consumer group were a pack of Birds Eye beef burgers with four fewer burgers than the original 16 despite the price increasing from £3.98 to £4.29 in Asda, Morrisons and Tesco.
Pledge furniture polish has shrunk by 17% but the price has stayed the same or risen, Nestle Munchies dropped from 150g to 126g with a disproportionate price drop from £1.67 in Asda and Sainsbury's to £1.59, and Thorntons Mini Caramel Shortcakes increased in cost by 10p in Waitrose despite shrinking from 12 cakes to 10.
The study found "anything from bags of crisps to packs of dishwasher tablets are getting smaller".
The watchdog said it was generally told by the product makers that they chose to shrink products rather than increase prices to cope with rising costs.
However, a poll of consumers by Which? found 58% would prefer prices rose than packs got smaller, while 37% would rather the pack shrank but only if they were informed. Just 3% said it was acceptable for the pack size to shrink and not be told about it.
Which? added that many of the manufacturers it spoke to said retailers ultimately set prices, but when asked if they reduced the wholesale price or set a lower recommended retail price to match shrinking products they either said they did not do this or would not comment.
Nestle said it had dropped the cost price but refused to say if it was proportionate to the amount its products shrank by, while Thorntons said shrinking allowed for better promotions.
Which? executive director Richard Lloyd said: "Shrinking products can be an underhand way of raising prices because pack sizes shrink but the prices don't. We want simpler pricing so people can easily compare products to see which is the cheapest, and for special offers to be genuine."
Which? surveyed 1,257 members in January.


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This week I'm researching an article on egg donors. The nice lady from the egg agency said,
"Oh don't worry the girls are photogenic, they're all 25 and gorgeous. We screen them. People want young, good-looking donors."
"What's the cut-off age to donate?" I asked.
"30, but ours are younger."
"Oh my god!" I squeaked. "I'm too old."
"Yes!" she laughed. "And that's only going to get worse."
The other night I was out with a guy friend and as usual we were chatting about his dating life. He's 30 and had been out with a 34 year-old, but she was, he told me, "a bit older than I like."
"But I'm older than you," I said.
"Oh don't worry, I'd definitely bang you."
"Right. Great."
"Your problem is you're focusing on the limitations." He nodded thoughtfully.
Age. It's weird. I live in a city of perpetual Peter Pans. There are 50 year-old men jumping around in nightclubs here and 40-something women wearing pink velour hotpants. It's the perfect place to escape destiny.
When I was a kid I'd think ahead in wonder to what it would be like in the year 2000 and know that by then I'd be married with two kids. I was going to be so old. In all actuality, at the dawn of the new millennium, I was backpacking up a mountain in Australia, but that's beside the point. I know I'm supposed to be thinking about having kids, finding a husband, but I always sort of hoped my husband would find me and force me into lifelong commitment. Or at least inspire in me a desire to stay in one place.
But I've never met that guy. Maybe he doesn't exist. Maybe I met him and screwed it up.
A girlfriend said, "40 first dates is a lot. What happens if on date seven you meet the man of your dreams. What will you do?"
"I'll go on the remaining 33 dates." I told her.
Because, as much as I should be thinking about settling down (to me, the term 'settling down' always sounds like you're lying down to die), thankfully the point of this project is not to meet The One, as Cosmopolitan always puts it, but to learn about American dating. Should this 'One' person show up, he'll have to hang on for a while. Plus I'll probably find an excuse to leave the country while he's waiting (god knows, I've done it before).
One of my guy friends e-mailed this morning,
"You do realise that your 'nice-to-haves' (see post 1.) sound like a gay man? Go find yourself a real honest-to-goodness bloke who groans at shopping, has dodgy hair and likes a game of Pacman."
My 'nice-to-haves' list included 'does not play computer games'. My friend Mark was commiserating with me this week, saying he also detests the bleep-bleep-bleep-stare-at-the-screen thing. He once monologued about his hatred for ten minutes on a date. Then the girl said she was writing her thesis on computer games.
Which brings me to last night's date. Marko the Serbian. He makes computer games.
Born and bred in the waspy surburbs of Pasadena, Marko, 29, was attractive in an earthy, manly way, broad shoulders, dark hair and eyes, good taste in shirts. He's travelled Asia and South America, partied on the beach 'til dawn, had a friend who'd disappeared 'Caprio-style' into the jungles of Koh Samui, only to return covered in yin yang tattoos. He can scuba dive like me, he surfs (I'm crap), has skied since the age of two but also snowboards.
Marko has a cabin in Mammoth, loves his best friend, is close to his family, was eloquent, informed, interesting. We talked about everything, seamlessly. I really listened to him because he had things to say. At one point we were interrupted by the valet bringing his keys because the place had closed without us noticing.
I sat there listening to his funny stories, musing on why this was a good date. Was it the cute cafe? The good Merlot? The cheese plate he ordered (love that), his manners (he handed his card to the waitress, before the bill hit the table)? I decided it was a rhythm thing, like we talked and thought at the same pace. This of course does not mean he isn't secretly a guy who checks your phone while you're in the shower. He could be a person who wears Crocs at weekends. But the great thing about this experiment is I don't have to care. I have another 37 first dates to go.
Marko walked me home and I actually gave him a genuine hug. He wants to take me to drawing school (we both studied art and love to paint). Then, this morning, a text, "I had a really great time with you."
A good first date. Weird.


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HOUSTON, OCTOBER 19, 2016 — Her luck finally ran out in Las Vegas. In Sin City, Hillary Clinton had no answers for her sins. In the third and final presidential debate of the 2016 general election campaign, Donald Trump crushed Hillary Clinton. Clinton clearly won the first debate, but lost the second and third debates just as decisively.
The liberal media was in full meltdown mode after the debate, focusing on everything but Clinton's angry, defensive performance.
Clinton and Trump gamble big in Las Vegas
CNN and MSNBC obsessed over Trump refusing to say he would accept the election results. Al Gore's former campaign manager Donna Brazile, without a trace of irony, blasted Trump. Gore and Brazile led the charge in 2000 to delegitimize the 2000 election results through George W. Bush's two terms. Brazile is currently under fire for leaking debate questions to Hillary Clinton in advance. Her response was to blast James O'Keefe, the journalist who exposed her, as a "convicted felon."
The charge is false (O'Keefe pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor a few years back, a lesser penalty than Bill Clinton did when he surrendered his law license). Brazile also glossed over the fact that it was not Trump supporters who recently firebombed North Carolina GOP headquarters.
The second manufactured outrage came when Trump used the slang term "hombres." To call people "tough hombres" is a compliment, not a slur.
The substance of the debate saw Clinton get crushed. Two things worked against her. In the last debate she was rattled by the appearance of Bill Clinton's alleged sexual assault victims.
In this debate, he invited Pat Smith, the mother of one of the four Benghazi victims.
Clinton's other problem came from moderator Chris Wallace. While Wallace is suspected of being liberal, the Fox News Sunday host values his journalistic integrity the way the late Tim Russert (also liberal) did. Wallace was ultra-professional, asking serious questions that mattered. He let the candidates spar without losing control of the debate.
Without a friendly moderator to tag team Trump, Clinton had to defend herself by herself. She failed.
Clinton was clearly rocked when Wallace brought up the corruption at the Clinton Global Foundation. Even Trump admitted it was a "good question." Wallace even used the words "pay for play."
Clinton had no answer when Wallace mentioned the O'Keefe videos clearly showing Democrats planning violence at Trump rallies.
When the discussion turned to Syrian refugees and illegal immigration, Clinton rambled about some four-year-old child who was crying. Everything Clinton does is "for the children," but Trump properly noted that her four decades in public office featured more rhetoric than results.
Trump successfully parried the accusations from various women, noting that most of those stories had already been debunked. A Wikileaks email revealed that feminist attorney Gloria Allred planned this coordinated attack on Trump back in May.
If not Project Veritas, can anything sink the Clinton campaign?
On abortion, Trump successfully turned the tables by shifting the terrain. When Clinton tried to play the abortion card, Trump accused her of supporting partial birth abortion, even the day before the baby is born.
A majority of Americans, even many who are pro-choice, disagree with partial-birth abortion.
The biggest case of Clinton being a deer in the headlights came back to her Foundation. Trump noted that the Foundation accepted money from Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Those two nations throw gays off of buildings and physically beat women.
Would Hillary return money back to those two nations as Rudy Giuliani did after 9/11 when he refused blood money from Saudi Arabia? Clinton refused to answer, but her critics had new ammunition against her. She cares less about dead gays than dead presidents.
The biggest reason Trump won the debate was the same reason he lost the first debate. This time, as in the second debate, Trump spoke in a calm voice. Gone was Clinton's laughter. She had an angry look on her face. Frankly, she was a sourpuss. Trump dissected her, but without yelling.
A Frank Luntz focus group declared Trump the winner of the third debate, as they had done after the second debate.
With the election only three weeks away, Trump picked a great night to have a great night.
As for Clinton, her water carriers will continue doing so. With no more debates, the candidates will now take their cases straight to the voters.


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Police in El Salvador say gunmen boarded a bus in a town near the capital and opened fired on passengers, killing six.
National police director Rigoberto Pleites said another five people were wounded during the Friday bus attack in the town of San Luis Talpa near San Salvador.
Pleites said witnesses told police the assailants were gang members dressed in uniforms similar to those issued to road maintenance workers.
He said investigators haven't confirmed they belonged to a gang.
Police Commissioner Mauricio Ramirez said there have been threats of increased violence in the country in the coming days, but he didn't provide any other details.


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It's summer and what's better than a good read? How about 4 good reads?
Well, author Jennifer Zane knew you'd need a great set of books for your e-reader and out of the kindness of her heart, wrote four amazingly sexy stories that'll you'll have to turn on the fan and might need to pour ice water down your shirt, while reading how to properly use a rabbit vibrator to the best of it's ability, well… Why don't you find out here.
The first of the series, Waiting is about how things can change, even at a garage sale. Here's a quick blurb to wet your appetite.
Waiting: Crazy In Love Series – Book 1
Once you get the zing you can't go back. Jane West has everything a woman could want. A job in a small Montana town's only adult store, two busy young boys and one dead husband. She's been waiting–for a little zing. That all changes one summer morning at a garage sale with her kids. Now someone wants their garage sale find and will let nothing get in their way. Including Jane. This new excitement for Jane spells trouble for a relationship with new neighbor–and hot fireman–Ty Strickland. Can Jane and Ty handle a relationship meddling mother-in-law, crazy kids, and stay alive while trying to solve the garage sale mystery? Will their love be worth the wait?
The second, Wanting is not only amazing, but also a steal. At $0.99, you can't buy anything to beat the heat (except maybe something with the San Antonio Spurs on it–sorry, had to say it). Here's a taste of what Wanting: Crazy in Love Series–Book 2 is all about.
Veronica Miller is a plumber on a mission-buy out her dad and the family business is finally hers. One big, handsome problem stands in her way. And it's not a clogged toilet. Jack Reid is the boy she mooned over in high school. He's back in town, but he's no longer a boy. Ten years ago he broke her heart, skipped town and never came back. Now he's a big shot lawyer in Florida whose uncle feigned a health crisis to trick Jack into coming back into town. Upon arrival Jack finds his uncle is gone, he's homeless, and forced to be roommates with the one woman he could never resist. Jack discovers his lust hasn't cooled for the sexy Veronica, but neither has her heart forgiven him. A sex-toy educational party, romance novel writing gone awry, Goldie's meddling, an escape artist snake, a strange stalker in a fluffy pink coat, a house fire, plumbing gone awry, bitter cold, and a smart-faced garden gnome all conspire to force Jack and Veronica to work through a decade of baggage, disappointment, wanting and unrequited lust while figuring out the mystery behind the stalker.
Right on! I absolutely loved reading this book. The sex toy party scene was so well written and you could tell that a lot of research had gone into writing it. I feel like this topic is something a lot of people don't know much about and there are always going to be people wondering 'are fleshlight worth it?', but the sex toy party scene in this book certainly has some answers to that question. I even learned a few things about some of the newest types of sex toys out there myself! There are some sex toys which I didn't even know existed… let's just say you have to brush it more often than others! But anyway, we're only half done. Now you've come this far, you've got to wonder what's up next…and you'd be right.
Wondering: Crazy in Love Book 3, tells of Emma and Sam. Love the names and I love the book already.
Emma Hardy hasn't been able to forget Sam Carter, or his incredible kiss in the elevator. Sadly, he rocked her world (and her libido), then calmly walked away, quit his job, and disappeared for two months. Not exactly the hot kiss follow-up she'd been hoping for. But Sam was busy making plans. And now, thanks to a glued-together gnome name George, a set of handcuffs, mistletoe, and a meddling adult store cupid disguised as aneccentric but innocent grandmother, Emma's about to get the greatest Christmas gift of all…true love.
Love it!!!! And Jennifer was so incredibly gracious with her time and talent, that she wrote four books to get us through those moments when we're counting the days for when the kids go back to school.
Finally, we end with Wishing. It's romantic cover is enough to make me pick up the book. Here's a bit about Wishing : Crazy in Love Book 4
Violet Miller is a teacher savoring her summer break until she's been called in as emergency reinforcements-of the dating kind. She volunteers to help an old flame by pretending to be his girlfriend. In Alaska. At a family reunion. Since the guy is a handsome, lumberjack-sized doctor she's never quite forgotten, faking a relationship won't be hard work-while wishing for more.
Mike Ostranski is a desperate man on vacation. His mother wants grandchildren and sees a crazy Alaskan woman as a candidate for daughter-in-law. Mike needs Violet by his side to deflect the lady's advances.
A week in Alaska as boyfriend and girlfriend should be easy for them. They grew up together, even had a brief fling. What could go wrong?
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Scientists from The Scripps Research Institute have created a novel technique that for the first time will allow the efficient production of a molecular structure that is common to a vast array of natural molecules. This advance provides a means to explore the potential of this molecular substructure in the search for new therapies.
The study was published on May 23, 2010 in an advance online edition of the journal Nature Chemistry.
The structures in question, called "skipped polyenes," are shared by a large class of molecules that play a critical role in human health, including polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are vital to blood pressure regulation, inflammation, and immune response. The structures are also shared by a number of potent antibiotic, antifungal, and cytotoxic (toxic to living cells) compounds.
Simple and efficient methods for the preparation of skipped polyenes have generally been lacking, creating a significant barrier to exploring their potential as drugs. Currently, the production of molecules that contain simple variants of this substructure is quite labor intensive.
"Our study identifies a novel chemical reaction that will enable the accelerated production of this type of structural motif," said Associate Professor Glenn Micalizio, who authored the new study with a member of his Scripps Florida lab, Research Associate Todd K. Macklin. "This new reaction provides a means to explore the medicinal potential of molecules bearing complex skipped polyenes something that we simply haven't been able to do until now."
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In essence, the new chemical method provides a means to replace long, step-by-step sequences of reactions that would have otherwise been required to prepare skipped polyenes. The new chemical process defines a fundamentally novel pathway (a new carbon-carbon bond forming process) to these complex structures that proceeds in just a fraction of the number of chemical steps previously required.
As such, the new method not only saves time, but greatly increases efficiency for the production of molecules that house the skipped polyene core. In chemistry, each of the steps (or reactions) used to prepare a complex structure typically proceeds with less than 100 percent efficiency, notes Micaliziomaybe 80 to 90 percent of the initial material can successfully be advanced to the next chemical step. As a result, the requirement of long sequences of reactions, where yields per step are compounded mathematically through the sequence, typically result in poor overall efficiency.
"If one can invent reactions that decrease the length of sequences required to prepare complex structures, great enhancements of efficiency can result," said Micalizio. "A central focus of our laboratory is designing new chemical reactions that do just that. Since 2005, we have been advancing a large class of chemical transformations that can be seen as 'chemical short cuts' so that ultimately scientists can better explore the therapeutic potential of molecules inspired by the vast and diverse structures that we see in nature."
The new technique described in the Nature Chemistry paper proceeds by bond formation between two specific classes of molecules, vinylcyclopropanes and alkynes (or vinylsilanes), using a metal-promoted cross-coupling reaction to assemble the key structural motif.
"That initial metal-promoted coupling leads to a very unstable intermediate molecule," Micalizio said. "Actually, the chemical intermediate spontaneously rearranges to stabilize the structure, through a process that establishes all of the complex architecture of the skipped polyene product."
The research for the paper, "Convergent and Stereospecific Synthesis of Complex Skipped Polyenes and Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids," was supported by the American Cancer Society, the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation, Boehringer Ingelheim, Eli Lilly & Co., and the National Institutes of Health.
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After five hours of negotiations, the hearing for the planned Blockupy action days in Frankfurt from May 16-19 at the Frankfurt administrative court closed without a resolution today. A decision of the judge may be expected by the beginning of the week. Following the hearing, the Blockupy alliance criticized the city of Frankfurt for also having prevented a decision.
"The city is holding to its method of confrontation. The representatives of the assembly authorities understood it as their task to prevent all forms of democratic protest," reported Werner Raetz, who participated for Blockupy. "That is a scandal. The task of the assembly authority lies in enabling the constitutional right of freedom to demonstrate, not to block it." To justify the total ban, representatives of the city and the police drafted a threat scenario. Obviously, the Frankfurt authorities see the reputation of the financial metropolis as more important than the basic right to demonstrate. "The behavior of the city government and the state ministry of Hesse is irresponsible. Their ban-orgy and the horror pictures they are painting on the wall are creating the exact climate of fear that they supposedly want to prevent.," said Blockupy spokesperson Timeela Manandhar.
In addition to the total ban of Blockupy, the decision of the city to ban the existing Occupy camp during the action days, is example of this behavior. A clearing of the peaceful camp at the ECB at the beginning of the action days by the police would be absurd and would poison the atmosphere. Timeela Manandhar: "But we are not letting them provoke us. We stand by: no escalation will come from our side."
"Threatening, scaring, banning: democratic protest against the European politics of impoverishment should clearly be suppressed with by all means," stated Blockupy spokesperson Christoph Kleine. In this way, the city of Frankfurt is in line with the Director of the German Federal Bank, Jens Weidmann, and the German financial minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, who currently are intensifying the bullying tone against Greece and threatening a stop of financial assistance should Greece reject the ordered cutback programs of the IMF and EU.
For questions: * Timeela Manandhar, Blockupy (Green Youth),
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For more information: http://17to19m.blogsport.eu ; http://blockupy-frankfurt.org
Press conference of the Blockupy alliance: + Monday, 14. May, 11 am + Occupy camp, Occupy-Camp in front of the ECB, Willy-Brandt-Platz, Frankfurt
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On the heels of a Government Accountability Office (GAO) audit that found "significant problems" with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Whistleblower Protection Program, OSHA recently announced several comprehensive changes to the program all employers should know about.
In an open announcement dated August 1, 2011, Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA, David Michaels, stated that as a result of the GAO audit, OSHA conducted its own internal "Top to Bottom" review to examine its "national and regional program structure, operational procedures, investigative processes, budget, equipment and personnel issues." This internal review confirmed many of the GAO's findings and made several recommended changes to various operational aspects of the Whistleblower Protection Program, including:
1) Restructuring – reporting requirements will now proceed directly to the Assistant Secretary as opposed to being housed in the Directorate of Enforcement. OSHA claims that this will "increase consistency, timely investigations, and better customer service." As part of this, OSHA has hired more than 25 new investigators and also appointed a new Acting Director. Further, an increase of $6.1 million in funding has been requested for the purpose of hiring an additional 45 investigators.
2) Program Policy – OSHA intends to publish a new edition of the Whistleblower Investigations Manual, which has not been updated since 2003. Some of the important changes in that Manual will include:
- Requiring investigators in all cases to "make every attempt" to interview the Complainant and assuring that prima facie elements of the allegations have been "properly identified." in the intake process;
- Clarifying that – regardless of the statutory provision – all whistleblower complaints may be filed orally or in writing in any language;
- Providing for new chapters for the processing of complaints filed under the Federal Railroad Safety Act (FRSA), National Transit Systems Security Act (NTSSA), and Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA), and providing "significant updates" to those covering the Surface Transportation Assistance Act (STAA) as well as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)
While these changes are comprehensive and the goals laudable, the impact it will have on the actual process and Whistleblower Protection Program remains to be seen, particularly because the Manual has yet to be published. Moreover, given the dire economic situation prevalent at nearly all levels of government, the requested additional funding may not even come to pass.
The Department of Labor's press release announcing these changes can be viewed here: http://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_table=NEWS_RELEASES&p_id=20394


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NDP leader starts by reading a quote about climate change being fake. And asks if climate change is real? Premier Moe says yes and says govt and corps working to mitigate affects.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:05:54 PM
Meili says climate change quote was from official Regina Rally Against Carbon Tax and then says Premier not distancing himself because he's helping organize the rally and says it's a yellow vest rally w/o yellow vests.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:08:16 PM
Moe says the communications he stands by are from him and his govt. Moe says Meili supports carbon tax and said he would attend rally. Meili says spox for rally has conspiracy theories and attended "re-branded" yellow vest convoy in Ottawa.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:10:46 PM
Moe says he'll be at rally with industry concerned about federal policies. Meili says Moe and team working directly with rally org. Moe says farmers are the best environmentalists we have.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:13:20 PM
Meili now heated says premier attending and standing at event "organized by yellow vests". Will he stand up and cancel his attendance? Moe says it's a rally against C-48, C-69, carbon tax. Will Meili attend? No answer as we've moved to minimum wage.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:15:46 PM
As of today with Nova Scotia rising we in Sask. have lowest minimum wage in Canada. Min. Morgan says indexed system is best for Sask. He says if it works for buisnesses it works for people of province.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:17:38 PM
Morgan says tax changes have taken people off tax rolls. Says people paying less in PST than under NDP - opp. heckle - how long have you been in govt.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:20:45 PM
Crown lease land question now. NDP says changes were a surprise. Min. Duncan says no change in 12 years and needed a review because fees were out of date.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:22:18 PM
NDP MLA Sproule asks about an inquiry in GTH seeking as there is an expanded now inquiry into a Pinehouse. Min. of Govt. Relations says Pinehouse inquiry underway. Sproule says govt. hasn't answered "a damn thing" about GTH. Asked to apologize and does.by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:28:15 PM
Min. Morgan says GTH started under NDP. And as for any further scrutiny he says, "It's done."by Adam Hunter via twitter 4/1/2019 8:30:17 PM


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Fall Out Boy performs fantastic show at Talking Stick Resort
April 6, 2016
Fall Out Boy returned to Arizona on Mar. 25 to play at Talking Stick Resort arena in support of its latest album, American Beauty/American Psycho. PVRIS and AWOLNATION opened Wintour, Fall Out Boy's winter tour, and the night went beyond fantastic.
PVRIS was the first act of the night, and it opened with a bang. The three-piece band has an electro pop/rock sound that I love, and having never seen it live before, I didn't have any expectations. But PVRIS was great– the whole aesthetic, found in its album covers and merchandise, is very dark, mysterious and a little bit supernatural. The light show and fog machine conveyed that perfectly. I liked PVRIS' show so much that the morning after the concert I pulled up Amazon and bought the digital album of White Noise, their debut record.
AWOLNATION played afterwards and it was a very pleasant surprise. Right away, opening with "Run," the show was intense. The flashing lights, the deep bass, the quirky and enthusiastic dancing from front man Aaron Bruno, AWOLNATION pulled off an a great show. Admittedly, its sound is just too intense for me to be able to listen to it casually. But in a concert setting, those songs are the most fun to dance to.
Finally, main act Fall Out Boy came out. The show opened with a montage of scenes on a snowy mountain as "snow" fell from the ceiling. All the visuals projected on the screens from that point forward were stunning.
The imagery of the concert was great throughout the entire night. The light show was much better than anytime I'd seen Fall Out Boy, and the stage set up was an interesting choice for an arena setting.
The best thing about the night though, is that the band played a few more songs off of American Beauty/American Psycho than they had before, including one of my personal favorites, "Fourth of July." It features the prominent line, "I'm sorry every song's about you." Introducing the song, bassist Pete Wentz said, "At the end of the day, the heart of this machine is the people that end up in this room. So, in some ways, I'm sorry, every song is about you."
Some other highlights included a piano-led rendition of a song off Folie a Deux, the album released before the band's infamous four-year hiatus, as well as a David Bowie tribute on the big screen during "Save Rock and Roll." There was also huge beach balls brought out into the crowd for "American Beauty/ American Psycho."
Basically, Wintour was a three hour long party. It was a great time, in large part due to the fact that the line made sense and that the two opening bands performed just as well as the headliner. All around, it was a series of good decisions that I was very happy to be there for.


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The Bumblebee movie has provided first-look images at two new Decepticons and they look pretty mean. The project is gearing up for the big event at next week's San Diego Comic-Con and giving out a little tease of what to expect. The movie is set in 1987, at a time when the Transformers were one of the largest toy franchises in the world. Bumblebee is back to his original old-school Volkswagen Beetle instead of the flashy yellow Camaro that he was in the most recent films. Bumblebee director Travis Knight gave a brief interview to discuss the new villains in the movie.
While Bumblebee is going back to the Transformers roots, there will be a pretty major difference with the Decepticons this time around. Instead of wings, the villains will have wheels, which is different from the source material. "The two main villains are Decepticon muscle cars," says director Travis Knight. There is also one more main villain in the movie who flies, but the identity and voice actor are still under wraps at this time. Perhaps we'll get some more information next week at Comic-Con.
Travis Knight also discussed the size of the cast, since there's only going to be three Decepticons in Bumblebee. Knight likes the idea of the cast being a smaller number in order to properly tell the stories of the main characters as well as the villains. Knight says that Bumblebee is a character-driven story while being personal and intimate. He had this to say.
"When the cast is too big, and you have a finite amount of time, there's only so much you can do to create an investment in them. This is a more personal, intimate, and character-driven story, so it felt right to keep the villain plot relatively simple and contained. If you keep things lean, you can add a lot of other stuff on top of it that makes it more enjoyable."
Directed by Travis Knight (Kubo and the Two Strings), Bumblebee stars Hailee Steinfeld, Pamela Adlon, John Cena, Stephen Schneider, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., Jason Drucker, Kenneth Choi, and Ricardo Hoyos. The first trailer for Bumblebee promised some of the old-school magic from the original cartoon series and toy franchise from the 1980s. The story takes place in a small beach town in California when Charlie (Steinfeld) discovers Bumblebee, battle-scarred and broken. She later fixes him and discovers his powers.
Even with the Bumblebee first trailer and these new images, there's still a lot about the film that we do not know. Travis Knight and crew have done an excellent job keeping most of the plot under wraps. However, it would be pretty cool for them to lift the veil a little bit more at San Diego Comic-Con next week ahead of the December 21st release date. You can check out the new image of the two Decepticon muscle cars below, provided by Entertainment Weekly.
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6 miles South of I-40 and just at the edge of Hinton, OK is a small canyon with red and ochre colored walls. Stayed here on a week day so just a few campers here. Well spaced parking pads, 30 amp, water, cooking grill, large fire ring and picnic table for $30. Shower and restroom building adequately clean, but could use a new coat of white paint. Staff were very helpful on phone and in person. It appears to be a well run place. Worth the 6 mile drive from i-40 and a respite from wall to wall sites at some RV parks.
We were shocked by how beautiful this campsite was. It is a hidden valley oasis with grassy campsites and nestled in between trees and surrounded by red rock walls! Campsite owner was super nice and helpful. 15 bucks for a tent site and you get to pick it first come first serve. Super close/easy access to the I-40!
This is literally the first place we've ever been in our pop up so we don't have anything to compare it to. We were happy with our experience at Red Rock Canyon. We loved the setting with the red canyon walls. Our two kids enjoyed the fishing in the pond (just blue gill but the fishing was fun). We did a little hiking and didn't even scratch the surface of all the hiking available, lots of rappelling going on and it appeared the local fire department was even out practicing. In the evening they were setting up a large projector screen by the camp shop and looked to be doing a move night possibly. RV sites had a little space to them and included a fire pit, picnic table, and charcoal grill. Electric and water worked just fine. Only part that was less than great was the bathrooms, but they worked just fine.
We enjoyed a fun weekend at Roman Nose State Park. There's a lot of history there with many activities available. We had a fun round of golf on a difficult course.
We visited Roman Nose in July of 2020 (my latest of several trips there since my youth). My boys loved it and enjoyed the hiking, fishing, and swimming. Our morning hike concluded around lunch and the shade-covered natural springs were a great way to beat the afternoon heat.
Lots of other activities available include putt putt, paddle boats, swimming pool, golf course, and the great restaurant Foggy Bottom Kitchen.
This is a beautiful area with plenty to offer. The golf course is challenging and my 11 year old was free. The signage getting to the park was great but within the park not so much. Know where your going before hand if you can. Be careful of low hanging branches if you have a taller RV.
This is El Reno, not Eufala
This is the perfect spot for beginner campers and kids. A few of my favorite things are the staff, the unground pool, clean campsites with fire rings, and nearby water sources, on site playgrounds and hiking trails.
Loved it. We went during the weekday at the Walnut Grove section and there were only 4 other RVs there. The hiking trails were awesome and well maintained with multiple photo opportunities of beautiful scenery. Excellent service from the management who were friendly and took care of our one problem with low water pressure within minutes. The grounds manicured and area was clean. Clear skies, birds chirping in the morning, and the sound of crickets at night as we sat around the campfire made our first use of an RV awesome
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Taking your Soul to Work
Mimi Marrocco came to Faith Connections' Theology on Tap on June 14, 2006, and made a wonderful case for being ourselves during the 70% of our lives that we spend during our waking lives at work. Her illustration of the cost of denying that self, staying safe, was drawn from Dickens' novel Great Expectations: Wemmick, the "post-office-mouth man" — man as machine during office hours.
The model she proposed was one where "the work and worker are one in purpose and values." She gave examples of meaningful work, where companies treat employees fairly and encourage them to give time to others. Companies like Hanna Anderrson clothes also realize that their existence is dependent on a healthy community: we all win when communities work.
The cost of denying our vocations is high. Marrocco gave examples of environments where individuals did not dare voice their disagreement with the majority resulting in disasters like the Challenger accident.
Allowing ourselves to be who we are brings unity to our lives. To illustrate this, Morrocco quoted from David Whyte:
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For any of you out there with kids, especially on the younger side, you are fully aware of how hard it is to keep up with the amount of artwork your child creates. I have some up on my wall, in the fridge, and I send it out to grandparents regularly. I've got most of it all saved up in a closet in a box that I won't ever look at again ... or until we move. Naturally, this makes me feel guilty. So I am always searching for a creative way to display my daughter's art that we can both be proud of. I think I Like That Lamp has become an ideal solution. I've used some of my daughter's favourite pieces, and transferred them onto fabric, to create a truly one of a kind lampshade that she happily displays in her room. We are both thrilled with how it came out.
Iron the fabric fully because you want to avoid having any wrinkles later on.
Find your favourite children's art pieces that you can easily trace. Place the art underneath your fabric (the lighter the fabric, the easier it is to trace) and trace it out as closely as you can. I also recommend having a lot of light overhead to make it easier.
Once it's finished drying, I followed I Like That Lamp's steps to adhere the fabric to the styrene. It didn't take long at all to do.
Add the lampshade to the lamp base that you want to display this gorgeous work of art on. I chose this simple base, as I wanted to make sure my daughter's work was the prettiest thing you'd see.
She's so proud of this lampshade that every time we have guests over, she drags them straight to her room to show them. I'd say it's a success.
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How to Host a Fun and Stress-Free Graduation Party
There are few better reasons in life to throw a party than a high school or college graduation. Everyone is out of school, summer has arrived, and your family, your grad, and their friends are experiencing a momentous life experience and change.
The last thing you want though, is for hosting a party to turn stressful. Read on for our ideas how how to put together your celebration, from where to spend your budget, what to DIY, how to plan for food and drink, and how to spread the word with invites.
Maybe you want to go all out for your kid before they leave the nest, or maybe you're working with more limited funds. Either way you go, you can plan a great event, but you want to plan ahead. A good general rule is to spend approximately 60% on food and drink, 25% on serveware, including cups or glasses, flatware, and serving dishes, and 15% on decor.
Prioritizing your budget helps you think through what you can DIY and save, and what is going to save a headache by hiring out or renting. For example, renting dishes, glasses, and servingware will cost you a bit more, but you may decide to prioritize funds here and skip all the dishes (you can return rented items without washing). Or, you may decide you'd rather simply both save money and skip clean-up by buying compostable — and disposable — plates and flatware.
Your grad may want to host their party jointly with a close friend — go ahead with that idea! Not only will you be able to share costs with another family, but hosting a party jointly makes it easier for friends and relatives to stay a little longer, rather than having to hop to another party.
Instead of hiring a photographer, or stressing about making sure you're taking enough photos while hosting, throw up a DIY photobooth. These are a huge hit at events from weddings to charity fundraisers, and they're fairly simple to put together. Grab a selfie stick and some fun props and set them up next to a simple backdrop. You can even leave a chalkboard for guests to write messages on, or DIY or buy on Etsy a simple white Polaroid frame for dry erase messages. Last but not least, make a small sign and place it in a picture frame on your table with the party hashtag, so you and your grad can go through and see all the fun photos your guests are taking.
Lastly, when it comes to sending out invites, plan to send yours out 4-6 weeks in advance. Think about your audience, and buy print invitations for relatives and older friends, but save some money by sending evites to your grad's friends — they're already living on their phones and a digital invite not only makes more sense for them, but also saves you a little on postage and printed materials.
You'll invite a casual, relaxed feeling to your summer afternoon event, and guests won't arrive starving, either. That means you can focus on simple crowd-pleasers, like BBQ sliders, and a variety of yummy, easy-to-eat finger foods and snacks.
Place your food selection throughout your home or venue, including outside if you're using your yard, so you don't end up with a swarm of people at the buffet. Plan for each guest to eat between 6 and 10 snacks or appetizers as well.
When it comes to dessert, mix it up as well — batches of cookies or brownies are crowd-pleasers, that you can use to cover the bulk of your sweet offerings and then sprinkle in some more creative bites as well. For example, have fun with creating a candy bar in your grad's school colors — or take it a step further and create mini chocolate mortarboards with mini peanut butter cups, chocolate squares, and fruit or sour straw rolls.
Even with only 15% of your budget allocated for decor, there are plenty of ways to set a casual and fun mood. Pick up some flowers from your local farmer's market, and spread them throughout the house in a variety of jars and vases.
If you're utilizing outside, string up lights or lanterns, and fill metal buckets and even garden planters with ice to set drinks in, from water and soda to pitchers of tea and lemonade.
Ask your grad to set the playlist, with a mix of songs for every age group.
Set up a simple gift table, or use old mailboxes found at flea and vintage markets as centerpieces for people to leave cards in — a good trick is to set a couple of envelopes in the mailboxes before people arrive, so they know how to use them.
Decorate fun signs for the yard, and even at the top of the street if you live on a cul-de-sac.
String up a clothesline of memories with photos of your grad with their friends, throughout their lives. You can even create another clothesline with sports jerseys they've worn throughout the years.
Not into the clothesline? Take a cue from wedding planners, and try DIY-ing a balloon chandelier instead, and hang photos down from the balloon strings. All you'll need is printed photos, cardstock to mount them on, a curling ribbon, 12" balloons, scissors and hole punch, double sided tape.
Most importantly, have fun! And if you want to take the stress of planning your graduation party food off the table, call us in to help with the catering, from apps and sliders to desserts.


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Bathroom Fan Reviews – How to Choose One
There are so many people tends overlook paying attention to their bathroom exhaust fans until they notice cobwebs and boogers hanging. If ever the fan is going to get plugged up, a lot of its energy efficiency capability is lost and the exhausting power is reduced to almost nothing. Normal efficient fan motors will heat up, wastes a lot of electricity and will also apply unneeded expense to your monthly power bills. If in case the bathroom exhaust fan is present with so much dust and its fan motors is not anymore able to hold up even a single piece of toilet tissue, it's important that you give it a preventive maintenance.
A bathroom exhaust fan is something that's mounted in your exterior wall or ceiling and it helps to remove the moist in the room. When the moist warm air will remain in the room, there's a chance of mold and mildew buildup. This can actually help cleaning and removing any unwanted smell in your bathroom and this also is going to allow it to be used by the next person much sooner without you feeling awkward.
Bathroom fans are being rated based with the cubic feet per minute (cfm) and is based on how noisy it is. The less expensive apartment models are rated for about 50 cfm and also at 4 sones. The 4 sones sounds like that of a normal television and 3 sones is like an office noise and a 1 sone is the sound of a refrigerator.
There actually are some bathroom exhaust fans that have humidity sensors which automatically turns off when the air is refreshed and if there's no noticeable moisture present.
It is best that you consider a bathroom exhaust fan that's rated at about 100 cfm or more and comes with a sone level that's low. One of the best things that you could consider is to add a timer switch so you will be able to leave the fan running automatically after 20 minutes.
Ceiling exhaust fans are actually rated by the energy star program and it likewise earned an energy star rating. Like other kinds of appliance, it is best that you look for an energy star rating and then look more for you to see how efficient the appliance is on that particular rating. Energy star ceiling fans can actually be more efficient compared to other kinds of energy star rated fans.
You should however remember that you maintain such efficiency and that the fan should be installed and should be ducted correctly. It is important to get the facts to ensure that your fan will function properly and efficiently.


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The people who work at Fedor Financial Group, LLC, not only have the knowledge and experience to help you pursue your financial goals but also are dedicated to helping you reach those goals. David has experience working in the financial services industry dating back to his time at MassMutual in 1990. We are always ready to address your concerns, answer your questions, and put you at ease.
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David E. Fedor is the CEO of Fedor Financial Group, LLC, located in West Springfield, Massachusetts. His mission is to help his clients afford the retirement they deserve. He specializes in helping them to not outlive their money. He does this by creating and implementing risk-reduction strategies using investments and insurance products. His practice is primarily fee-based. This means that the success of Fedor Financial Group, LLC, is directly tied to its clients' financial success.
David grew up locally, in Easthampton, Massachusetts. He was the youngest child of Eddie and Florence Fedor, who were both the children of Polish immigrants. Since the age of 10, David spent his summer vacations working at his father's new car dealership, working his way up from wash boy to general manager. David credits his father for teaching him many life lessons about saving and investing money for the long haul.
David graduated from Bentley University in 1989, majoring in economics and finance. He began his investment career more than 24 years ago, working as an analyst at MassMutual in Springfield, Massachusetts. He worked there for three years until he met a young woman who was working for John Hancock Financial Services at the time. She recruited him to work with her and she made such an impression on him that they were married a few years later.
While at John Hancock, David became the business and estate planning specialist for the office. In 1996, David joined Fleet Bank as an investment specialist and worked there through three mergers until opening his own financial planning firm in May 2010.
The subprime mortgage crisis of 2009 had a profound effect on David. He saw the nation's largest banking institutions crumbling and taking bailouts from the government. He thought that they had lost sight of what was important—taking care of their customers rather than focusing on being the biggest or most profitable.
In 2010, David decided to leave the security blanket of corporate America in exchange for the ability to affiliate with an independent broker/dealer. At that time, he founded Fedor Financial Group, LLC. He wanted to work in an environment where the sole focus was on clients rather than on profits or market share. Early on, David made the business decision to keep his practice small so that he could give his clients an outstanding level of service.
As an independent financial advisor, David is able to serve his clients better than when he worked for the bank because now he no longer needs to focus on the needs of both his employer and his clients; instead, he can focus independently on his clients.
Although David is an independent financial advisor, he does not work alone. David chose to affiliate Fedor Financial Group with Commonwealth Financial Network® because of the depth and breadth of its team of financial planning and investment professionals. Commonwealth also provides state-of-the-art investment tools and planning resources for David to use with his clients.
In order to better assist his clients with helping to ensure that they do not outlive their money, David decided to become a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ practitioner. This certification, which he received in 2007, is offered by the Certified Financial Planners Board of Standards Inc. It required about a year of study and, at the end, passing a 10-hour/2-day exam. In 2009, he received the additional industry designation of Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor from the College for Financial Planning. He has been an active member of the Estate Planning Council of Hampden County since 2008. David holds his FINRA Series 6, 63, and 7 securities registrations through Commonwealth. He also holds life, accident, and health insurance licenses. David joined the Western Mass Eldercare Professional Association in 2013 in order to stay current on issues facing the elderly.
David lives in Agawam with his wife, Janice, a college professor, and their three daughters. David is a believer in the healing power of meditation and practices mindful awareness regularly. In his spare time, David loves to kayak, mountain bike, play tennis with his daughters, and work around the house.
David is proud to have been recognized as a Winner's Circle advisor for 2011 and 2012, a distinction attained by just 10 percent of advisors affiliated with Commonwealth. In 2013, he achieved a new, higher distinction with Commonwealth known as the Summit Club.* This award was bestowed on the top 6 percent of all Commonwealth advisors.
*Based on a ranking of annual production.
David Fedor is proud to have been recognized as a Business Experience advisor for 2016—a distinction based on annual production that places him among the top 49 percent of advisors affiliated with Commonwealth Financial Network.
Each year, Commonwealth, the broker/dealer–RIA that helps us process investment transactions on your behalf, recognizes Business Experience advisors by inviting them to an exclusive gathering of their peers, leading industry experts, and Commonwealth home office staff. Business Experience advisors benefit from an intensive learning and networking experience designed to help them hone their expertise, share best practices, and provide ever-higher levels of service, education, and leadership to their clients.
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In late June, a coalition of religious leaders fighting against ObamaCare's contraception mandate, which forces employer health insurance plans to provide birth control coverage, rejected the Obama administration's "final compromise" on the issue.
The proposed "compromise" consists of a range of administrative changes, but these tweaks hardly satisfy the religious opposition. As Fox News reports, one religious leader, Reverend Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptists' public policy arm, ridiculed the compromise as "word games and accounting tricks."
The religious coalition, Fox News reports, includes "leaders of the Roman Catholic church, the Southern Baptist Convention, the National Association of Evangelicals, [and] the Assemblies of God and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, among others." The coalition is calling on the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) "to exempt 'any organization or individual that has religious or moral objections' to the so-called contraception mandate in ObamaCare."
In an "open letter to all Americans," the coalition points out the larger threat to liberty posed by the contraception mandate:
While the mandate is a specific offense, it represents a far greater breach of conscience by the federal government. Very simply, HHS is forcing citizen A, against his or her moral convictions, to purchase a product for citizen B.
Citing the First Amendment, the letter broadens its message: "Free exercise [of religion] includes the freedom to order one's life, liberties, and pursuits in accordance with his or her convictions."
Driving home the point, the coalition asks:
If the federal government can force morally opposed individuals to purchase contraception or abortion-causing drugs and devices for a third party, what prevents this or future administrations from forcing other Americans to betray their deeply held convictions?
The coalition concludes, "Any policy that falls short of affirming full religious freedom protection for all Americans is unacceptable."
The coalition's letter is commendable. People have a moral right to seek (and insurers have a right to offer) the kind of health insurance that best suits their needs and values. Catholics have a right to seek insurance that does not cover birth control—and so do atheists, who may not even use birth control or who may prefer to pay for it out of pocket. As a matter of principle, everyone has a right to seek (or not to seek) whatever kind of insurance suits his needs, context, and values.
Unfortunately, the coalition undercuts its own "uncompromising" position by failing to apply the same principles to the question of the propriety of ObamaCare—a law that entails, among many other rights violations, a mandate that everyone purchase health insurance.
Many religious groups—notably including the Catholic Church—support ObamaCare along with its insurance mandate. But if people have a right not to buy health insurance that covers birth control—and they do—then they also have a right not to buy health insurance at all.
Even so, if the religious coalition wins on the narrow issue of the birth-control mandate, it will have achieved a step in the right direction and for the right reason—despite the fact that the coalition itself does not uphold the principle at hand as a principle.
For our part, we advocates of genuine, principled liberty can support this step as an example of the many more principled steps that morally must be taken to reinstate freedom in America. And, for what it's worth, we can point out to those who are ignoring the fact that the principle is a principle, that they are being, well, unprincipled.
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Jeffrey A. Nesbit has been director of the Office of Legislative and Public Affairs at the National Science Foundation since June 2006.[1]
His prior positions include:[1]
- President of The Shiloh Group—a strategic communications firm founded in 1992[2]
- Head of communications for Citizens for a Sound Economy[3]
- Associate Commissioner for Public Affairs at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for David A. Kessler[1];
- Director of Communications to former Vice President Dan Quayle at the White House[1];
- U.S. Senate press secretary[1]
- Special assistant for public affairs to Secretary of Labor Elizabeth Dole in 1989 [2]
- Washington journalist from 1981 to 1987, for Knight-Ridder [2]
- Reporter for newspapers in Virginia and South Carolina from 1980–1981[2]
He is also a novelist.[1]
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Top Hotel Rooftop Lounges
Top Hotel Rooftop Lounges
When it comes to rooftop lounges, NYC has the rest of the country beat. I mean, think about it. With at least three high-rise buildings or skyscrapers within every two-block radius, it was only a matter of time before someone came up with the brilliant idea to add entertainment and dining venues to the tops of these mile-high structures. From classy to casual, here are a few great places perched atop hotels to grab a drink, a snack, and take in a bird's-eye view of NYC.
The Press Lounge
In Manhattan's western reaches, hugging 11th Avenue and W. 48th Street in Midtown, The Press Lounge at Ink48 – A Kimpton Hotel is a swanky spot where patrons can enjoy creative cocktails, an extensive wine list and bites that won't ruin your diet (think salami and cheese plates, marinated olives and mixed nuts). Take in the rays, or hangout in the glass-walled interior space. The View: When taking a break from people watching, catch a Kodak-worthy panoramic gander at Manhattan's west side, as well as the awe-inspiring Hudson River.
Pod 39 Rooftop Lounge & Bar
Looking for a good margarita or mojito to complement the nice weather? Head to Pod 39 Rooftop Lounge & Bar at Pod 39 Hotel. The Midtown East venue includes an eclectic mix of modern touches—from the black-and-white awning over the cabana bar—to dashes of Greek architecture, including Corinthian columns throughout the perimeter of the space. If you need something to nosh on, the waiters are more than willing to bring by a batch of tortilla chips, salsa and guacamole. The View: Midtown East office buildings—including the iconic Chrysler Building from certain points, as well as One World Trade Center to the south.
Plunge Bar + Lounge at Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC
Dress to impress when you head downtown to Plunge Bar + Lounge at Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC. The sprawling space includes an indoor area with flat-screen TVs, plus a state-of-the-art DJ booth, wraparound balconies, an outdoor BBQ and cabana, cosmopolitan cocktails and American bistro-style cuisine. If you're a guest of the hotel, also feel free to jump into the calming rooftop pool. The View: 360-degree view of the NYC skyline and the Hudson River.
The Roof at Viceroy New York
At the recently opened Viceroy New Yorkin Midtown West, Gerber Group's The Roof is a sophisticated lounge and outdoor deck that resembles a luxury yacht—complete with brass details, custom walnut-and-leather sofas, and ethereal photos of the sky, sea and clouds. If you fancy some food, the venue's diverse menu, provided by the hotel's restaurant Kingside, includes everything from crispy artichokes and rosemary & pecorino flatbread to mini burgers and tacos. Wash it all down with one of Gerber Group's many cocktails. The View: Picturesque vistas of Central Park.
VU Rooftop Bar
In Manhattan's Koreatown—or K-Town, as locals know it—VU Rooftop Bar rests on the 14th floor of La Quinta Inn & Suites
Manhattan. Open all year, the space exudes a super casual vibe (no dress code or cover charge). The enclosed section of the venue has couches and TVs, and you can save a few bucks on drinks during the daily happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. On the food front, standard bar fare of the wings, mozzarella sticks and jalapeño poppers variety is available. The View: Amazing up-close views of the Empire State Building, which is only two blocks north of VU.
The Roof at McCarren Hotel & Pool
In Brooklyn's ever-popular Williamsburg neighborhood, a nice rooftop lounge is located on the 8th floor of McCarren Hotel & Pool. While there, enjoy snacks, cocktails and beats by a rotating series of local and international DJs. The View: The space overlooks the hotel's namesake McCarren Park. FYI: The space is closed today, June 19, for renovation.


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- Rianna: "A civilian ship on a peaceful planet? Doesn't sound like an Imperial location to me."
- Leia: "It is now. A Vigo from Black Sun has commandeered the vessel. Something is happening and we need to know what it is."
- ―Rianna Saren and Leia Organa[src]
The Mission to Alderaan was a mission carried out by Twi'lek mercenary Rianna Saren and her droid companion Zeeo. After completing her mission on Coruscant, Rianna agreed to help the Rebel Alliance to investigate strange activity on Alderaan where a Black Sun vigo hijacked a research vessel.
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- "I think I'm going to be sick."
- ―Rianna Saren after discovering the true purpose of the vessel
With the help of Zeeo, Rianna infiltrated the ship and sliced the main computer. She then discovered that the vessel was used to test new drugs on scientists. Once there, she was confronted by some IG-series assassin droids, but managed to defeat them with the help of Zeeo. Rianna planted charges in the nearby warehouse and the laboratory and then watched as Slak Sagar, who was in charge of the vessel, interacted with Zarien Kheev, a Zabrak slaver, who once owned Rianna. Kheev ordered Slak to leave no witnesses and Sagar said that he will deliver the last shipment to Mustafar. However, Rianna planted the explosive on the shipment in the docking bay and escaped the vessel. She was then attacked by Sagar, but managed to defeat him. Leia Organa contacted a Twi'lek and informed her that those drugs were used to increase the slave production of mirkanite on Mustafar. Hoping to find Kheev there and finally get her revenge, Rianna asked Leia to send her there instead of Kyle Katarn.
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- Star Wars: Lethal Alliance (First appearance)
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Jamaica Villas 2018
November is here and Christmas will soon be upon us, then we are into the New Year. Where has the time gone? Its the same every year.
Just like last year, we will all be thinking about our vacation and Jamaica 2018 is deep in our thoughts. Jamaica Villas are an excellent choice for a Caribbean vacation. You have to book early mind.
Leaving your Jamaica Villa to the last minute is not really a wise move. OK, some people do it in the hope of a last minute deal, some because they work strange shift patterns. If you can book early, then please, do so.
Jamaica Destination Weddings and Honeymoons 2018
Destination weddings and honeymoons in 2018 will also feature heavily for Jamaica. You would be surprised how many people come to Jamaica to get married or to have their honeymoon. Jamaica Villas in Negril are a favourite location for many couples.
When you see the villas that are available, the fantastic and dramatic backdrop and the great service, not to mention competitive prices, you will understand why people come to Negril.
Villas Sur Mer, Negril, has some of the most beautiful Jamaica Villas available as well as a location that is second to none in Jamaica.
Your destination wedding photographs will be an absolute delight with the Negril Cliffs as a backdrop.
Family Reunions Jamaica 2018
Family reunions are another reason groups visit Jamaica. With the sun, sea and sand, hiring villas in Negril is a great idea to have the family all in one place. Villas Sur Mer do some splendid Jamaica Reunions packages to fit any size group.
Check out the main Villas Sur Mer website and see what is available for your family reunion.
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