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American workers are increasingly reliant on 401(k) plans for their retirement security, and sponsors of 401(k) plans have critical obligations under the Employment Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). To administer these plans, the sponsor--typically the employer offering the 401(k) plan--selects plan features and other characteristics, including the types of investment options offered to participants. To learn more about how sponsors select plan features and oversee plan operations, we conducted a Web-based survey of sponsors in coordination with Plansponsor Magazine (Plansponsor). This e-supplement presents results from our survey and includes a summary of respondent views on proposed legislative changes to 401(k) requirements. To solicit survey responses, Plansponsor distributed survey notifications through their daily newsletter. Plansponsor also sent a more targeted electronic survey notification to its 2007 Defined Contribution Survey respondents. Using Plansponsor's distribution estimates, we estimate that the total number of 401(k) sponsors that received notification of our survey to be approximately 22,000. We received 448 usable responses to our survey. As members of Plansponsor's subscription list, our survey respondents may have self-selected to be members of a publication that provides information for managers of pensions and 401(k) retirement plans. Consequently, the survey responses presented in this e-supplement are anecdotal in nature and are not necessarily representative of the overall sponsor population. A more detailed discussion of our scope and methodology is contained in our report: Private Pensions: Fulfilling Fiduciary Obligations Can Present Challenges for 401(k) Plan Sponsors, GAO-08-774 (Washington, D.C.: July 16, 2008). We conducted our review from January 2007 through June 2008 in accordance with generally accepted government auditing standards.
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Private Pensions:Pension Tax Incentives UpdateGAO-14-334R: Published: Mar 20, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 21, 2014.
Mar 5, 2014
Retirement Security:Trends in Marriage, Work, and Pensions May Increase Vulnerability for Some RetireesGAO-14-272T: Published: Mar 5, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 5, 2014.
Feb 26, 2014
Retirement Security:Trends in Marriage and Work Patterns May Increase Economic Vulnerability for Some RetireesGAO-14-33: Published: Jan 15, 2014. Publicly Released: Feb 26, 2014.
Dec 27, 2013
Social Security Death Data:Additional Action Needed to Address Data Errors and Federal Agency AccessGAO-14-46: Published: Nov 27, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 27, 2013.
Dec 17, 2013
Private Pensions:Clarity of Required Reports and Disclosures Could Be ImprovedGAO-14-92: Published: Nov 21, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 17, 2013.
Dec 16, 2013
401(k) Plans:Other Countries' Experiences Offer Lessons in Policies and Oversight of Spend-down OptionsGAO-14-9: Published: Nov 20, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 2013.
Nov 5, 2013
Private Pensions:Revised Electronic Disclosure Rules Could Clarify Use and Better Protect Participant ChoiceGAO-13-594: Published: Sep 13, 2013. Publicly Released: Nov 5, 2013.
Sep 23, 2013
Automatic IRAS:Lower-Earning Households Could Realize Increases in Retirement IncomeGAO-13-699: Published: Aug 23, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2013.
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Delphi Pensions:Key Events Leading to Plan TerminationsGAO-13-854T: Published: Sep 11, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 11, 2013.
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Retirement Security:Challenges and Prospects for Employees of Small BusinessesGAO-13-748T: Published: Jul 16, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 16, 2013.
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In this day and age would it be safe to say that 97% of all restaurant leftovers get reheated in a microwave?
So why in the world do restaurants use aluminum to-go containers that will cause sparks to fly if you try to reheat them?
Makes absolutely no sense to me. You know who uses the best to-go containers? Chipolte. It's a heavy duty paper dish that has some type of lamination that doesn't make it soggy. Totally holds up and is totally microwavable and I assume very recyclable.
I wonder what the thought process is for restaurateurs. Is it 100% based on low cost? Is it based on ease of storage in their space?
Not as terrible a to-go option as the styrofoam soggy fry containers but still not optimal.
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Damage from an apartment fire in Salisbury was held to a minimum – thanks to a sprinkler system. Firefighters from Salisbury and Fruitland were called to a Winterborn Lane home just before 8:30 Saturday morning when fire broke out in a 5-unit apartment building. The cause – a 4-year old playing with matches set his bedding on fire, but the apartment was equipped with not only smoke detectors but sprinklers – and that kept the fire contained and damage to a minimum. Everyone was able to escape the building safely. Damage is estimated at $4000.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
By Scott Wheeler & Buckley Carlson
Art Robinson, a decent, accomplished American, who also happens to be a brilliant scientist, and who is running for congress in Oregon's 4th Congressional District against liberal Congressman Peter DeFazio, probably wishes he could have twenty minutes of his life back. That was the time he spent on an MSNBC show last week, hosted by someone named Rachel Maddow.
We hate wasting print explaining who an MSNBC host is, but since more people are listening in on a cordless phone conversation than have ever watched her show, we must explain that Rachel Maddow is a pin-headed fruit loop. And, if anyone had ever seen her show, they'd know that – much like the rest of the hosts on MSNBC – her synapses are firing like peanut butter [Note to Liberals – who generally eschew both guns and peanut butter – that means: SLOW].
Typically, Maddow avoids having bright people on the air; who needs spirited debate, when you can, instead, cull your guests from a vast and vapid pool of fellow believers?
But, since Democrats and the White House are trying to gin up outrage about groups of Americans pooling their resources to try and seize their country back from the Radical Left, Maddow had Art Robinson on to try and embarrass him over some group that spent $150,000 to attack his opponent – the liberal Congressman Pete DeFazio – and thereby help elect Art Robinson.
Not that we are encouraging you to waste your time watching it – as we did – but if you pulled up the clip on YouTube, you'd swear that Maddow, in all her manufactured huff over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, looked just like the Mike Meyers' character, Dr. Evil, when he wields lip to pinky to breathlessly threaten the immediate destruction of the entire world, unless he receive the "sum of…one million dollars." Hilarious.
Now, wait a minute…Where, exactly, was this sensitive plant – and where were all her whiny, outraged media friends – when their savior, Obama, raised hundreds of millions of dollars from dubious sources, including foreign terrorist group, Hamas? If they'd achieved a collective gasp, we assume we would have heard it, given their over-representation on the air-waves.
Another Maddow objective that failed was to rebunk the manufactured, and now thoroughly discredited, man-made global warming hoax. Only the most hearty anti-corporate, anti-development, anti-progress types – and morons – buy into this silly notion anymore. It was the fool's gold of the green movement, and it's unbelievable that Maddow and the Left still cling to voodoo notions of global warming the way she likely clings to her disco shoes and leisure suits. Robinson, of course, was one of the lead scientists to debunk global warming.
What is even more outrageous is how MSNBC is attacking real Americans on behalf of an anti-American president who is trying to spread this notion that Americans taking back their country are being backed by foreign money. Laughable on the face of it, since Obama has been the best gift we have ever given the enemies of America.
Obama is out peddling this idea that "foreign interests" are backing the pro-America tea party movement here. He attacked Americans for Prosperity, a group backed by the Koch Brothers from Wichita, Kansas, for running ads promoting freedom; unfortunately, freedom is Obama's real enemy.
This is the same Obama that, to this day, refuses to disclose his own donors from his presidential campaign. Obama refuses to disclose hundreds of millions of dollars, some of which we know came from the foreign terrorist group, Hamas, which also publicly endorsed him for president.
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Teresa C Gentile, MD, PhD
2270 Regional Oncology Center
750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
315 464-4353
750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
315 464-4353
Current Appointments
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Hospital Campus
- Downtown
Clinical Section Affiliations
- Medicine: Hematology and Oncology
- Upstate Cancer Center: Medical Oncology
Research Programs and Affiliations
- Cancer Research Institute
- Medicine
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750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
315 464-8200
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315 361-1041
Education & Fellowships
- Residency: University Hospital, SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse, 1993
- MD: SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse, 1989
Research Interests
- Bone Marrow/Stem Cell Transplant, Hematologic Malignancies
Clinical Trials
- Alliance A041202 - A Randomized Phase III Study of Bendamustine Plus Rituximab Versus Ibrutinib Plus Rituximib Versus Ibrutinib Alone in Untreated Older Patients (>= 65 Years of Age) with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
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- Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplatation for CLL, CML, AML, ALL, Myelodysplasia and Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma after Total Body Irradiation and Cyclophosphamide Conditioning or Cyclophosphamide and ATG Conditioning For Aplastic Anemia.
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- Allogeneic Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplant Utilizing Non-Myeloablative Conditioning Therapy. A Phase II Study.
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- Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell and/or Bone Marrow Transplantation after High Dose Chemotherapy (Carboplatinum, Etoposide) in Patients with Recurrent/Refractory Germ Cell Tumors.
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- Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation After Melphalan with or without Total Body Irradiation for Multiple Myeloma.
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- Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation for Acute Myeloid Leukemia in First or Second Remission.
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- CALGB #8461 - Cytogenetic Studies in Acute Leukemia
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- CALGB 50801-Phase II Trial of Response-Adapted Therapy Based on Positron Emission Tomography (PET) for Bulky Stage I And Stage II Classical Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL)
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- CALGB 50904-A Randomized Phase II Trial of Ofatumumab and Bendamustine vs. Ofatumumab, Bortezomib (NSC # 681239, IND # 58443) and Bendamustine in Patients With Untreated Follicular Lymphoma
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- ECOG E1609: A Phase III Randomized Study of Adjuvant Ipilimumab Anti-CTLA4 Therapy Versus High-Dose Interferon a-2b for Resected High-risk Melanoma
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- High Dose Cyclophosphamide, BCNU, Etoposide & Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for Resistant & Relapsed Hodgkin's Disease.
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- High Dose Cyclophosphamide, Thiotepa & Etoposide Followed by Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (Intermediate & High Grade).
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Specialties & Certification
- Internal Medicine
- Medical Oncology
- Hematology
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- Adult Leukemia
- Adult Lymphoma
- All Cancers and Hematological Conditions
- Kidney Cancer
- Multiple Myeloma
- Myelodysplasia (MDS)
- Adults
- Apheresis
- Blood Transfusion
- Bone Marrow Aspiration
- Bone Marrow Biopsy
- Bone Marrow Transplantation (BMT)
- Chemotherapy
- Conscious Sedation
- Infusional Therapies
- Lumbar Puncture
- Paracentesis
- Stem Cell Collection Procedures
- Stem Cell Transplantation
- Thoracentesis
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- Upstate University Hospital
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Sue Stearns, PhD, is one of four faculty members who teach Gross Anatomy to first-year medical students at SUNY Upstate. Students routinely cite this course as a favorite.
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Visiting a child many times can help raise his or her spirits. It may also help them feel better quicker. For more information on Nationwide Children's visitation policy and other hospital information, please review the questions below.
Nationwide Children's became entirely smoke-free October 1, 2007. Please refer to the Smoking Policy below for more details.
We consider families to be a part of the care team at Children's. Parents are encouraged to be with their child as much as they are able. We suggest visits by friends and other family members be brief. The patient's nurse or doctor can let the patient and family know how many visitors are allowed at once.
We want to maintain the best patient care environment possible. To do this, Children's Hospital has set up a visitation system for all persons visiting patients. Parents and visitors must wear identification badges. Visitors can get their badge at the Information Desk in the Main Lobby (See the hospital map).
Normal visiting hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Because children under the age of 12 often are around germs, they usually are not allowed to visit their friends or siblings. No one should visit who is ill or has been exposed to a contagious disease. This will protect our patients from becoming more ill.
Special visitation requests often are granted. The patient's nurse can provide more specific guidelines about visitation.
While we welcome family and friends to visit your child in the hospital, your safety is always our top concern. When your child is admitted to Nationwide Children's, you'll be asked to create a Guest Code. All visitors to the hospital must provide the correct Guest Code to gain access to your child's unit.
For the protection of our patients, callers from outside the hospital who wish to speak in detail about a patient's condition will be required to provide the patient's Care Code.
Learn more about our Guest Code and Care Code policies.
Parents or legal guardians may call at any time to talk to a nurse about their child's care or condition. Friends and family may call the hospital operator at (614) 722-2000 or the Information Desk at (614) 722-2001 to leave a message for a patient or family between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Messages will be delivered to patient rooms. Children's Hospital cannot provide information about the patient's condition to anyone other than parents and legal guardians.
For the protection of our patients, callers from outside the hospital who wish to speak in detail about a patient's condition will be required to provide the patient's Care Code.
Learn more about our Guest Code and Care Code policies.
Cards, letters, flowers and other gifts are welcomed. There are limits on some units however so please check with the patient or their parents on any restrictions. Latex (rubber) balloons are not allowed in the hospital, as they are unsafe for children. Mylar balloons are acceptable.
Mail to patients should be addressed as follows:
Child's Full Name
Room Number
Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Columbus, Ohio 43205
Also available is our online greeting card service. This service makes it easy for family and friends to brighten up their loved one's room, not to mention his or her spirits, with a free personalized greeting card. Just follow a few simple steps to customize a card. Once submitted, it will be e-mailed directly to Children's print shop. Once each morning, a hospital volunteer will hand deliver the card to the patient's room. It's simple and fun, and most importantly, loved ones can express just how much they care. Cards will be printed once a day, Monday through Friday, at 9 a.m. Card delivery cannot be guaranteed without the patient's full name. If the patient has been discharged, please provide a forwarding address and the card will be mailed to the recipient.
Children's also has an online gift shop. Gifts are conveniently categorized by age, with special items that can be ordered for hospitalized patients – including balloons and flowers that will be delivered the same day (if ordered by 2 p.m., Monday through Friday). Children's logo wear items also are available. Customers can even request items be shipped to any destination.
Nationwide Children's Hospital also provides a variety of gift card options for patients, families and visitors to the hospital. The three options of gift cards include family gift cards, kaleidoscope cuisine cards, and $5.00 gift cards.
To contribute for a family, call Cathy Ray, Gift Shop Manager at (614) 722-9247 or Kristin Hanes, Nutrition Services Manager at (614) 722-3083, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Simply provide the patient's name and your credit card number along with the amount you wish to contribute. All credit card information will be kept secure and a receipt is available upon request.
Children's has two ATM machines maintained by Huntington National Bank. One is located in the Outpatient Care Center, next to Q's Café. The second is just off the Main Lobby next to the Gift Shop. (See the hospital maps to find each of these areas.)
Huntington customers are not charged a fee for cash withdrawals. Non-Huntington customers will be charged a $1.50 fee for each cash withdrawal. Stamp dispensing machines also are available next to the ATM machines. A change machine can be found in the Outpatient Care Center lobby. The machine will break $10 and $20 bills to $5 bills.
Located on the lower level of the Hospital, the Cafeteria offers patients, families, visitors and staff a wide variety of food offerings at all hours of the day. Each day a special Chef's Cuisine entree, salads, sandwiches, pizza and other grab and go items are offered. Seating is provided in the spacious dining room as well as the outdoor courtyard, weather permitting.
Cafeteria hours:
Early Bird
1:30 a.m. – 4:30 a.m.
6 a.m. – 10 a.m.
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
4 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. (Monday – Friday)
4 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (Saturday – Sunday & Holidays)
Complete vending areas are located in the cafeteria dining room, Emergency Department and behind Clementine's Café. These areas are open 24 hours a day.
Food Court
The hospital also has a food court located in the lower level of the Education building (see the hospital map for locations of all food service areas). The food court offers several varieties of salads, wraps, hot sandwiches and beverages daily. There is also a Subway located in this area.
Food Court is open:
Breakfast: 6:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Lunch: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends & Holidays
Subway is open:
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Mark Pi's Koko is open:
Monday - Friday: 10:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Closed Sundays
Clementine's Cafe
Please visit our espresso bar, Clementine's Cafe, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. It is located on the first floor of the Outpatient Care Center near one of the ATM machines. Clementine's also has sandwiches, salads, wraps and pizza.
Magic Bean Cafe
Located on the Blue and Green Path next to the Gift Shop, the Magic Bean Cafe is an espresso bar that also offers grab and go items and soft serve frozen yogurt treats.
When will the hospital stop selling sugared drinks?
Who will be affected by this policy?
Why is the hospital making these changes?
What areas are affected?
Are high calorie coffee drinks still offered at Q's Café and can I still get sugar for my coffee?
What types of beverages are available under this new policy?
What if I still want a regular soda or other sugar sweetened drink?
What if a patient needs regular soda for a medical reason?
There is a visitor parking garage and parking lots around the hospital for your use.
Click here for detailed maps, directions and parking information.
Vehicle security
Always make sure your vehicle is locked. Do not leave cash or valuable items in view in your vehicle. These items should be locked in the trunk, removed from the vehicle or hidden. At night, select the most well lit and most visible parking spaces.
Security officers will take you to your vehicle if you wish. Go to any of the main doors and call (614) 722-2128. A security officer will meet you at the door. Security is also happy to escort you from the parking lots into the hospital. If you have a cell phone, call (614) 722-2128. If not, drive to the Emergency Department area and ask Security to meet you in one of the parking lots.
To promote good health and maintain a healthy environment, Children's is smoke-free. All Children's Hospital employees and visitors are prohibited from smoking during their work shift or visit to the hospital to protect the health of our patients. Designated areas will no longer be available for use and families and visitors will be asked not to smoke in their vehicles while on Children's campus. Smoking cessation products are also available in the Gift Shop for purchase.
Children are placed in isolation for two reasons: Their resistance to infection is low and they need extra protection; or they have a contagious illness and other people must be protected. An isolation sign should not be cause for alarm. It is simply a measure taken to protect your child and others against the spread of infection. If your child is placed in isolation, please check with the nurse in charge of your child's care for instructions.
Learn about giving to Nationwide Children's.
Upon arrival to the hospital, visitors will check in at the information desk. In order to visit a patient, visitors will need to share the Guest Code and obtain a visitor badge at the desk. Learn more about our Guest Code and Care Code policies.


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We believe that being involved with your child's education is
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To honor our commitment of providing the best possible
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2014 – 2015 Title I
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at 8AM. If you are interested in attending the meeting,
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school wide plan, policy and compact. A copy of our 2013-2014
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When this was in previews I saw half of it I had to leave at the interval for various reasons and I must say that I agree about Sam Crane. I wouldn't have thought that any Roderigo could so upstage Iago, but I thought that this was totally the case in this production, and I soon found myself flipping through the pages of my program to find out who on earth that was (and let me hasten to add that I wouldn't have opened my program during the performance at any other theatre, but in the yard of the Globe there are so many other disturbances that it doesn't seem out of order to do so). I'll be back to see it in its entirety in a couple of weeks time, just made plans for that, and I'm looking forward to that immensely. I was a little surprised that none of the subsequent reviews, at least not those that I've seen, made much of a mention of Sam Crane's performance, but I would agree that this may well be one of the big names of the future.
Many of the reviews did highlight Sam Crane's performance as being the highlight. His Oswald in the Bristol Old vic Ghosts was brilliant too, and his Alan Strang in an Oxford university production of Equus some years ago was in a different league to Harry Potter's. He would make a brilliant young Hamlet to open the new RSC main house in 2010-ish.


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Finding Aid for the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Co. Records, 1866-1985, bulk 1925-1985
Finding Aid for the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Co. records, 1866-1985, bulk 1925-1985
Collection number: 1434UCLA Library Special Collections
Los Angeles, CA
- UCLA Library Special Collections
- Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library
- Box 951575
- Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
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- Manuscripts Division staff
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- Online finding aid edited by:
- Josh Fiala, January 2002
Restrictions on Use and Reproduction
Provenance/Source of Acquisition
Container List
First California newspaper (facsimile), 1888.
California history--founding of Los Angeles.
History of the Golden State Mutual Life Insurance Company--William Nickerson, Jr. (copy 2) 1940.
Life Story of William Nickerson, Jr. (copy 2), 1947.
Certificate of commendation honoring Golden State Mutuals' 34th anniversary. Given by the city of Los Angeles, 1959.
Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1927.
Historical information folder given to all employees.
Executive committee and other papers, 1926-1931.
Clippings and articles from the Messenger, a journal for office and staff of Golden State Mutual.
Preliminary material for corporate history, 1970, 1973.
Executive committee and other papers, 1932-1939.
Leroy A. Beavers matter, 1932.
Minutes for Golden State Guarantee Fund Insurance Company--pre-organizational original, 1924-1925.
Charter membership applications--not issued, 1925.
Office correspondence, 1926-1927.
Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1930.
Board of Directors minutes, 1924.
Board meeting--debit report, H.D. Ford Jr., 1937.
John H. Upton (actuary), Paul Winfield, Oakland, 1925.
Legal department--Robert C. Hagerman, 1939-1941.
American Mutual letters, Hugh McBeth, W.P. Hamblen, 1915,1942,1924.
Quorum--Walter Gordon, 1938-1941.
Board of Directors, 1926.
Annual reports to insurance department, 1925-1926.
Cash book, journal, bank book, specifications, 1925-1929.
Executive Committee book, 1931-1937.
Executive Committee book, 1928-1930.
Cash book, 1934-1937.
Secretary's report on insurance activities in Chicago, Illinois and Louisville, Kentucky, September 26, 1929-October 3, 1929.
By-laws, 1931,1952.
By-laws, 1945-1956.
Deposit and withdrawals, stock and bond purchases, 1925-1947.
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1924-1926.
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1925-1926.
Statistical reports, 1925-1952.
Insurance Department correspondence, 1925-1926.
Insurance Department correspondence, 1930-1936.
Insurance Department, 1935-1938.
Insurance Department correspondence, 1937-1938.
California insurance Department (re: chapter 9 companies), 1939-1940.
Walter A. Gordon (legal), 1933-1941.
Agents as independent contractors (Illinois), 1940.
William Feinblum--accounting systems, 1941.
Robbery report, 1946.
Agent's report ( H.D. Ford), 1935.
Booklet A--General information, instructions, miscellaneous tables (3 books), 1938,1944.
3 photographs showing Ken Hahn honoring George A. Beavers on 90th birthday, 1981.
George A. Beavers papers, 1949-1981.
Norman Cook interview--early history of Golden State Mutual, 1979.
Speeches, ideas and drafts of George A. Beavers, Jr, 1950-1972.
George A. Beaver's memos, 1949-1965.
U.S. Constitution booklets (2 copies), 1961.
Negro organizations--Negro Business League, 1944-1954.
Golden State Mutual murals--Mary Ellen Pleasant (Mammy Pleasant).
Outside biography sketches.
Edith Sampson, 1951-1952.
Housing authority--Los Angeles, etc., 1952-1965.
Negro achievement--sports, 1949-1953.
The negro--clippings, 1958-1969.
Newspaper clippings (non-company), 1949-1958.
Giants of Black Capitalism-- Ebony, May 1969.
Organizations, 1949-1956.
Negro business, 1946-1952.
Johnson, E.J.--newspaper clippings, magazines, Golden State Mutual booklets, etc., 1911-1962.
Unlabeled, 1949-1981.
Titus Alexander collection--Fair Employment Practices Legislation, 1949- .
Titus Alexander collection--armed services, 1942-1950.
Titus Alexander collection--business, insurance, 1937-1955.
Titus Alexander collection--housing, 1947-1954.
Titus Alexander collection--Africa, 1947-1955.
Titus Alexander collection--National Insurance Association, 1938-1956.
Titus Alexander collection--science, 1949-1951.
Unlabeled, 1951.
Titus Alexander Collection--miscellaneous biographies, 1947-1954.
Alexander, Titus, 1948-1952.
Music--Marian Anderson, Carol Brice, Dorothy Maynor, etc., 1946-1954.
Negro churches--Baptist, 1949-1951.
Newspaper clippings, George A. Beavers Jr., 1944-1955.
Titus Alexander collection--education, 1949-1955.
Negro finance, 1948-1951.
Collier's (magazine), October 15, 1954.
Titus Alexander collection--employment, 1939-1954.
Negro art--two pieces, 1937,1947.
Negro authors--cuttings, 1948-1952.
Negro medicine, 1947-1953.
Bunche, Ralph J. (materials provided by Charles Matthews ), 1949-1971.
Chicago Division 201--correspondence and reports, 1950.
Golden State Mutual's report of examination--2 notebooks, December 31, 1957.
Golden State Mutual's special report as of June 30, 1951, (October 1, 1951).
Golden State Mutual's report of examination, December 31, 1953.
Golden State Mutual's insurance examination period--December 31, 1943-November 30, 1947, (April 7, 1948).
Golden State Mutual's insurance department examination report--November 30, 1947, (April 7, 1948).
Report of insurance department examination as of December 31, 1950--2 copies, (May 11, 1951).
Golden State Mutual's report of examination for September 30, 1961. 3 notebooks, 2 memos, 1962-1963.
Insurance department examination, 1965-1968.
Certificates of advancement, 1970.
Report of examination for December 31, 1971, 1973-1974.
Statistical tables as of December 31, 1934. Division of Insurance, April 9, 1935.
Certificates of advancement, series A, 1933-1939.
Safety Savings and Loan Association, 1969.
Holding companies, 1968.
John Payton case, 1962.
Racial tensions, 1943-1954.
Fortune, November 1971.
Negro Institute information--sources: National Insurance Association and Bowles/Tillinghast, 1962-1965.
Americanism, 1922-1953.
Potpourri 2, 1953-1976.
King Jr., Dr. Martin Luther, 1964-1969.
Photo of Golden State Mutual staff.
Photograph-stats of Japanese surrender, 1945.
Historical--Independent Church of Christ: 1916--ground breaking, corner stone laying (George A. Beaver), 2 miscellaneous photographs.
Houston, Norman D.
Miscellaneous photographs--officer's activities, 1935-1976.
Unidentified photo.
Board of directors, 1956-1960.
William Nickerson Jr. Memorial Committee--unveiling of bronze bust by Mrs. William Nickerson, August 21, 1949.
Johnson, Edgar J.
William Nickerson funeral, November 1945.
Titus Alexander and collection-- employment.
Film: historical/early company activity (no photographs), 1949.
William Nickerson Jr. Photographs.
4261 Central Avenue, 1945-1946.
21st anniversary party at Villa Arlington, July 26, 1946.
20th anniversary Alpha Bowling Club, July 27, 1945.
Service Pin awards, 1945,1951.
Claim settlement cases, 1943- .
Loma, 1948.
Agents--leaders in unit sales for conversions, 1938-1942.
Groundbreaking of home office--1999 W. Adams, 1948.
Open house (home office) week--August 19-23, 1949 (Nickerson bust dedication, August 19, 1949) 1949.
Home office scenes.
Home office exterior architect drawings--1999 W. Adams, 1948.
Construction progress, 1948-1949.
Golden State Mutual district offices, 1949-1964.
Cornerstone laying--1999 W. Adams, 1949.
Moving day--4261 S. Central, July 1949.
Golden State Mutual civic activities, 1945-1965.
25th anniversary press breakfast and assembly, July 1950.
Employee activities, late 1940s-50s.
Home office open house, 1947.
Miscellaneous mortuaries, circa 1950.
26th anniversary banquet. Royal Palms Hotel, July 1951.
Officer/directors groups, 1940-1950.
Photographs--miscellaneous field personnel, sales activity, 1940-1950.
William Nickerson Award--Silver Anniversary commemoration plaque, July 1950.
Miscellaneous photographs 1--terminated/retired employees, 1944-1969.
Miscellaneous photographs 2--terminated/retired employees, 1945-1957.
Saturday morning art class, 1968.
Eloise Kloke--Regional Director President's Committee government contracts, 1958.
23rd anniversary picnic at Brookside Park, July 1948.
22nd anniversary picnic at Val Verde Park, July 18, 1947.
United Nations delegate: Panama, 1957.
Student tour groups--1933,1944,1946,1947,1948,1950, 1933-1950.
Mural unveiling, August 19, 1949.
Miscellaneous negatives.
Policy owners, 1948-1955.
Home office--exterior, 1928-1960.
Joe E. Brown visits home office, 1949.
Cornerstone dedication, August 23, 1949.
Home office under construction, 1948-1949.
Murals unveiled, September 7, 1948.
George A. Beavers retirement program, 1966.
Burglary--home office vault, fifth floor, 1962-1963.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--biographical sketches, miscellaneous, 1938-1949.
William Nickerson Jr.--history, 1947.
Picnic at Brookside, 1955.
Home office open house, 1959.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--anecdotes, speeches, 1939-1950.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--news releases, 1927-1951.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--letters and reports, 1930-1945.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--recordings, 1950.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--miscellaneous, 1940-1950.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--death, 1945.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--memorial, 1948-1961.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--Nickerson Gardens, 1954.
Biographies--William Nickerson Jr.--Founder's Month activities, 1948-1955.
Biographies--Mrs. Helen E. Batiste, 1954-1955.
Biographical information--Bryon Beverly, 1955-1956.
Biographical information--Ike Blocker, 1952-1956.
Biographies--Roscoe C. Carroll.
Biographies--Mrs. Verna A. Hickman, 1944-1954.
Biographies--Ivan J. Houston, 1953.
Biographies--Norman B. Houston, 1953-1958.
Biographies--Luther M. Hudson (deceased October 1972), 1949-1972.
Biographies--Edgar J. Johnson, 1920-1967.
Biographies--Simon P. Johnson (deceased), 1951.
Biographical information--Lonzie Lee Jones, 1962.
Biographies--R. O'Hara Lanier (deceased), 1952-1955.
Biographies--Charles Matthews.
Biographical information--William E. Pajaud.
Biographies--Mercer Z. Ray, 1944-1955.
Towles, Dr. Henry Howard, 1963-1966.
Biographies--Henry H. Towles, 1955.
Biographies--Robert W. Smith, 1940-1959.
Biographies--Arthur J. Williams (deceased), 1945-1966.
Biographical sketches--George A. Beaver Jr, 1930-1964.
George A. Beavers, 1936-1960.
National Insurance Association (NIA) 11th annual session, 1931.
Williams, A.J., 1966.
Biographies--field representatives, 1942-1956.
Speeches, 1966.
Report of the Governmental Affairs Committee 17th District American Legion Department of California, 1934-1935.
Houston, Norman O. Morningside Hospital plaque, Pepperdine. Dr. of Laws, Podium Guest: Nolan Payton Clu, magazine clippings, 1954-1975.
Newspaper clippings--Norman O. Houston, 1944-1951.
What Shall Man Live By? posters (2).
Norman O. Houston's notebook of quotes and sayings.
Jefferson High School yearbook--Los Angeles, California, 1923.
Norman O. Houston's diary, 1955.
Golden State Mutual journals and brochures, 1960-1972.
Agency club--collective agreement, 1948.
Discontinued policies, 1925-1961.
Discontinued policies, 1943-1969.
Discontinued policies, 1931-1948.
Quarterly reports, 1934-1950.
Annual statements, first reports to insurance Department, 1925-1930.
Annual statement for December 31, 1949, (1950).
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1953-1955.
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1956,1957,1959.
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1961-1963.
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1964-1966.
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1967-1969.
Annual statement of Golden State Mutual, 1969,1970,1972.
The Secretary's Who's Who--Underwood Corporation booklets (3 copies).
A Star in the West: the Occidental Story. Occidental Life Insurance Company booklet, 1970.
Recording of Radio WMAQ's Jack Eigne's Chez Show by Norman D. Houston on phonograph record, September 21, 1956.
You and Golden State Mutual--Golden State Mutual booklet (3 copies), 1969.
Reel tape--mural unveiling, August 19, 1949.
Reel tape--annual meeting broadcast, March 6, 1961.
Reel tape. May 16, 1971.
Reel tape--Golden State Mutual meeting Bayside room, Wednesday May 19, 1971, 10-11:30 a.m.
Reel tape--meeting Bayside room. 10-11:45 a.m., May 17, 1971 meeting Bayside room. 10-11:45 a.m., May 18, 1971, May 17-18, 1971.
Reel tape--dedication of building (reel 1), August 23, 1949.
Reel tape--dedication of building (reel 2), August 23, 1949.
Reel tape--new home office ground breaking tape recordings.
Reel tape-- Destination Freedom, Chicago WMAQ (radio station), July 9, 1950.
Reel tape--Arthur J. Williams, February 16, 1966.
Reel tape--mural unveiling, Joe Adams Show, August 19, 1949, August 22, 1949.
Reel tape--radio, 1968-1969.
Reel tape--unlabeled.
Reel tape--25th Anniversary, presentation of Chamber of Commerce plaque, July 13, 1950.
Shaw, George Bernard Socialism for Millionaires, New York: Little Leather Library Corporation (n.d.).
Filmstrip--No Cornerstone documents.
Scissors used in ribbon cutting ceremonies, August 23, 1949.
Reel tape--mural unveiling, August 19, 1949.
Reel tape--Norman O. Houston birthday program, October 12, 1953.
Reel tapes (2)--bust dedication, August 21, ??.
Sales promotion--Golden State Guarantee Fund Insurance Company, 1925- .
History--clippings, list of charter members, etc., 1925-1945.
History, 1949.
5th lithographic awards competition catalog, 1955.
Golden State Mutual history--promotional material, Norman O. Houston biography material, etc., 1950-1954.
Company history, 1955-1956.
Newspaper clippings re: Golden State Mutual, 1934-1939.
Golden State Mutual newspapers, 1938-1940.
Historical data, news releases, 1949-1962.
Newspaper clippings, 1940-1941.
Publicity (clippings), Western Advertising (magazine), 1942-1946, 1949.
Publicity, January-June 1949.
Historical material, 1964, 1970.
Publicity, July-December 1950.
Publicity, January-June 1951.
Publicity, July-December 1951.
Publicity, 1952.
Publicity--newspaper clippings, January-June 1953.
Publicity--newspaper clippings, July-December 1953.
Newspaper clippings, 1950-1953.
Publicity--newspaper clippings, January-December 1954.
Newspaper clippings, 1955.
Newspaper clippings, 1949-1955.
Open house, August 19-28, 1949. Letters of appreciation, August 25-September 20, 1949.
Duplicate clippings, 1949-1955.
Press clippings--25th anniversary of Golden State Mutual, July 1950.
National Negro Insurance Association conventions, 1939,1950.
Miscellaneous clippings, 1948-1967.
Membership certificates, awards, 1946-1955.
Miscellaneous film: taken for House Organ Publications (past LRT's, etc.), district offices, awards
Miscellaneous film positives, negatives.
Miscellaneous photographs, positives, negatives.
Banquet, annual directors and officers, 1962.
Calendar--photographs, 1968.
Negro art collection--photographs, 1965.
Hughes, Langston. 1 photograph, October 1962.
Mills, P'lla--photographs.
John Biggers reception--photographs, 1972.
Miscellaneous biographies.
Special events--photographs.
Gafford, Alice. 1 photograph.
Wolford collection--photographs.
All Year Awards Breakfast trophies.
Employees Activities Club--photographs.
Life Insurance Advertiser's Association (LAA) Awards of Excellence. 1 photograph, 1967.
LAA Awards of Excellence--photographs, 1968.
Banquet, annual directors and officers--photographs, 1970.
Banquet, annual directors and officers--photographs, 1971.
Banquet, annual directors and officers--photographs, 1972.
Banquet, annual directors and officers--photographs, 1973.
Carroll, Roscoe C.--photographs and biography.
Cochran, Johnnie L., Sr.--photographs and biography.
Mays, Dr. Benjamin E.--Golden State Mutual Golden Pen Award, March 1975.
Picnic. 1 photograph, 1971.
Golden State Mutual contributions/donations--photographs
Policy index moving--photographs, 1970.
Newspaper stand at Western and Adams--photographs, 1970.
Venbro Medical Center--photographs, 1967.
Ward, James: Man of the Year--photographs.
Training sessions--photographs, 1971.
Union Contract signing--photographs, 1969.
Soul City--photographs, 1968.
40th Anniversary--color photographs, 1965.
Freedom Rally--photographs (including two shots 1963 of Martin Luther King, Jr.).
Gibson, Althea--photographs, 1957.
Miscellaneous, 1961-1962.
Menlo Avenue Elementary School--photographs, 1962.
Black insurance companies--photographs.
Unlabeled photographs.
A Great Day in December--newly-elect mayor Tom Bradley's inaugural program (booklet), 1974.
The SCLC story in words and pictures: Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Atlanta, Georgia 1964.
Nickerson, William Jr.--historical photographs and negatives.
Golden State Mutual leaders--photographs and negatives, 1928-1953.
Home office employees/activities--photographs, 1932-1950.
Retirements--photographs, 1971.
Mural research--photographs, 1948.
Miscellaneous historical, 1934,1945.
The official California negro directory, 1943.
Unlabeled photographs, 1948.
Century City--photographs, biographical data for Jacqueline Naipo, Rory Wayne Wright, Samuel J. Penn, 1973-1974.
Chicago District Office historical photographs, 1972-1982.
Detroit District Office historical, 1973-1981.
New slides of historical murals taken by Armando Solis, January 1979.
Photo album showing pictures of employees at work.
Slides (6 boxes)--home office employees at work (2 boxes), district employees, home office personnel, 30-60, 79-90.
Slides (6 boxes)--Art collection slides, miscellaneous historical, installation of 1401 at Golden State Mutual. 1964 , G.A. Beavers film slides, unlabeled.
Western Advertising, vol.64 no.2, August 1964.
Miscellaneous photographs.
Slides--Brookside Park Company picnic, 1954.
Mortgage property, Golden State Mutual--photographs.
Abernathy, Reverend and Mrs.--1 photograph, 1964.
African Methodist Episcopal (Church) convention--photographs, 1960.
Assistant Secretary of Defense of Liberia--photographs, 1960.
Oakland groundbreaking--photographs, 1969.
Oakland Paint-In--photographs, 1969.
Watts Summer Festival--photographs, 1969.
24th Street School murals--photographs, 1972-1974.
60th Street Improvement Club Paint-In--photographs, 1970.
NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Norman O. Houston--photographs, 1973.
Jackson, Earl. 1 photograph.
Ramac computer installation ceremony, 1959.
Slides showing employees at work.
Research grant to Sickle Cell--photographs, 1961.
Installation of IBM 360 computer--photographs, 1969.
3600 Xerox machine--photographs, 1969.
Christmas presentation to N.O. Houston by 1970 Golden State Mutual employees--photographs.
Golden State Mutual brochures--Comparative report, Inside Golden State Mutual, Annual report, Historical murals, Ranking of 718 life companies, 1956-1967.
Miscellaneous photographs, 1940-1950.
Principles and Objectives--Golden State Mutual booklet, 1962.
20th Anniversary Texas State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (N.A.A.C.P.), June 1956.
Golden State Mutual information kits, 1973, 1974.
Black happenings in Los Angeles--posters, reprint articles (booklets), 1954, 1969.
Public relations-- Premium Practice: the magazine of incentive merchandising (4 copies), May 1957.
Potpourri--Souvenir programme for the 20th anniversary celebration of the People's Independent Church of Christ, Life article, October 1935, March 24, 1972.
Sales promotion items, song books, cook books, etc., 1937-1952.
Golden State Mutual agency department--anniversary campaigns, 1950-1955.
Source files--Golden rule, trademark, 1953-1959.
Newspaper clippings on Golden State Mutual--public relations, advertising, 1967.
New jokes and humorous talks, ca. 1947.
Agency campaign--Founder's Day, 1970.
Golden State Mutual advertising material, 1954-1955.
Golden State Mutual yearly activities, Local angles 1971Vancouver conference, Black Vignettes, etc., 1953-1971.
Brochures--Inside Golden State Mutual, Destination: Tomorrow, mid-1960s.
Slides--home office personnel.
Operations committee formation. 1 photograph, 1970.
Manager/cashier conference--photographs, negatives, January 1972.
Certificates of contributions--photographs, 1971.
Group insurance--photographs, negatives, July 29, 1971.
Los Angeles East groundbreaking--photographs, June 16, 1974.
1974 special events--photographs, 1974.
1975 special events--photographs, 1975.
Proofs--photographs, negatives.
Smith, William and Ross, Harrison--photographs.
Unlabeled--photographs, proofs.
Golden State Mutual leadership, awards--photographs, negatives, 1967-1970.
Unlabeled--photographs, negatives, 1977.
Unlabeled--photographs, negatives.
Mid-City Awards program, 1975-1976.
Unlabeled--photographs, negatives, 1945-1970s.
Owens, Lionel. 1 photograph.
Murals--source file, 1948-1970.
Golden State Mutual--murals, correspondence, source files, etc., 1948-1950.
Murals--Golden State Mutual history pictures, Ebony, 1949-1958.
Mason, Biddy, 1956-1971.
Biddy Mason material--Federation of Black History and Arts Incorporated, 1970s.
2 books. Book of Common Prayer, The Hymnal. New York: James Pott and Company, 1889. ca. 1890.
Historical documents--Toscani Baton, permanent file, 1950-1961.
California history--miscellaneous articles, 1947-1955.
Golden State Mutual: The founding, its history in Northern California.
California history mural newsclippings, March 23, 1970.
The Hand with the Golden Pen, speech by J.L. Patton.
News releases--employees, 1956.
Golden State Mutual employees--personalities of the week, 1942-1954.
News memorandum and notes for the Messenger, 1949-1953.
Management news, 1954-1955.
Golden State Mutual calendars, 1948-1956.
2 newspaper articles, ca. 1950s.
Cal enders, 1938-1947.
Agency management training institute, June 18-22, 1951.
Golden State Mutual outstanding leaders--news clippings, 1956-1957.
Discontinued policies, 1927-1951.
Sepia, Our World, 1952-1969.
The Messenger, 1928-1969.
National Negro Insurance Association publicity, 1950.
Fem, March 1955.
Golden State Mutual archives, 1951-1971.
Martin Luther King, Jr. materials--photographs, magazine articles, 1963-1971.
Photographs, 1920s-1971.
Article from The Courier--Pictorial highlights of events during the Year 1950.
Photo of relief baskets, December 1950.
Statistical tables for year ending December 31, 1933, (March 28, 1934).
Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, October 1948.
Slides and photographs.
Slides--company history.
The Sentinel. Special edition, April 14, 1983.
Houston, Norman--recreation and parks award, 1968.
Photo--National Insurance Association 38th annual session, August 4-8, 1958.
Cal enders for 1971, 1971.
Urban neighborhood study, 1969.
Slideshow-- White on Black Art, produced by Golden State Mutual.
Slides, 1983.
Cassette tape--Rabesar salute.
KLAC (radio station). Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Friendship rally booklet, A Time to Act1968.
Clippings-- Pittsburgh Courier, 1950-1955.
Tour material, 1948.
Detroit open house, 1960.
Open house, 1959.
Golden State Mutual brochures for the Budgeterm insurance plan, 1955.
Golden State Mutual brochures--annual reports, calendars, song book, 1958.
The Pilot, 1960-1964.
Unlabeled, 1946-1957.
Advertising--legal aspects.
Open house, 1959.
Negro history, 1959-1962.
Golden State Mutual open house souvenirs--matchbooks, needles, hand lotion pillows, 1967.
Anniversary plans--source file, July 30, 1955.
Special ordinary (700-55) training kit, 1955.
Black history--report.
Mural research, 1949.
Source file--permanent filing--honor pin samples (discontinued models).
Home office opening, 1949.
Detroit open house, 1960.
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According to a grand jury indictment, Paul Brown of New York City invested in Hendlers start-up beverage company Java Pop Inc., a distributor of carbonated coffee drinks, which is no longer in business. Brown wrote out a $140,000 check to Hendler in September 2006 and Hendler deposited it into his personal Key Bank account for his own use and enjoyment, the indictment said.
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I'm repainting our bathroom finally only to find that there a lot of moisture on the existing walls. I bought bathroom paint but that didn't seem to cover the existing water marks. Any advice for a first timer?
Was the moisture on before you painted or after? Is it seeping through the paint?
It was there before. I painted one area and its seeping through already. I put like 4 coats and I can see the water marks again.
Should have used a blocking primer first to seal the stains.
Zinzeer 123 works well.
If this is a ceiling you are using a flat paint, right?
It's all over the bathroom walls. Ceiling as well but I haven't gotten there yet. The paint they gave me at the hardware store is a satin. Due to it being a bathroom paint.
Really should be buying your paint from a real paint store not a hardware store.
Bathroom paint does not need to be Satin. Any paint with M1 added to it can be "bathroom paint".
Any paint store or Home Depot has it in smaller packets for one gal.This message has been edited. Last edited by: joecaption,
I think you also better get a fan in there to get rid of the moisture. run it when the lights are on, and run it at least 15 minutes after you take a shower. if you have one and it won't hold two sheets of TP against the grille when it's supposedly on, it's not a fan.
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Is this high level of moisture a recent situation or has the bathroom always been like this? And have you just moved in?
You can also set bowls of baking soda or kitty litter in the bathroom; they'll help absorb the moisture. They're not a cure though.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
Thanks for the input. I'm going to try the primer sealer. I do have a fan, just installed a new one too. We moved in About 2 years ago and decided I didn't like the colors anymore about a month ago.
Applying the proper primer is all and fine, but you're still going to have the issue of where that moisture is coming from in the first place. These are bathroom walls so the moisture is coming from one of water pipes. Properly installed pipes don't leak.
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I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
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a political orientation originating in the 1960s; blends liberal political views with an emphasis on economic growth
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How can you say you support smaller government, yet don't want to cut the amount of government jobs?
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While visiting my family in NY , I was delighted to be able to eat some great gluten free food out an about. One place my mother took me to was Spring Lake New Jersey.
First we stopped at a store that is right outside of Spring Lake called Epicure. They had some gluten free things from companies I had never heard of before. We purchased some bread, crumb cake, raviolis and a couple sugar cookies.
The cookies were good.
I was really excited about the gluten free ravioli. We ate them later that night. I used to love ravioli and haven't had any for over 5 years. I loved them
I also enjoyed the crumb cake.
The store owner gave us a great tip...there was a deli nearby that would make up a gluten free sandwich. I was ecstatic and we headed over. It's called Mileto and it is an Italian and Polish Deli.
At first they said they wouldn't be able to make us a sandwich because they had not received their order of gluten free bread from that shop we were just at. But I knew we would be getting a sandwich. I mean, I planned exactly what I wanted the whole way over- a cheese sandwich with tomato, lettuce and mayo. Just like I would eat before I became gluten free. With that freshly sliced stack of deli cheese I knew it would be great....
We were lucky because we had purchased bread at that shop and requested them to make it on that. They were more than happy to.
I haven't been this happy about a sandwich since Ireland at Kilkenny department store, when for the first time I got a gluten free sandwich that tasted good.
They gave us a pickle and coleslaw(gluten free) just like a regular person!
I got my cheese sandwich!
My mom got Gluten free Chicken Parm that was made with gluten free bread crumbs!!
My mom is excited to go back there with my father, so he can get some good old polish food like stuffed cabbage and perogies(I'm assuming they are not gluten free, but perhaps the cabbage is) and they can go relax at the beach.
It is a lovely place, even in the winter
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Gluten free in Spring Lake, New Jersey
Labels: gluten free, gluten free deli, gluten free good, gluten free sanwich, new jersey, where to eat in new jersey
3 comments:
- Allergic Girl said...
wait wait where exactly is this magical place??
- February 6, 2008 at 10:46 AM
I'm familiar with Mileto deli...technically, it's in Brille, NJ. They have a website:
One of the owners has Celiac disease and they decided to offer all their sandwiches on gluten-free bread. They're definitely got some yummy stuff there! Good luck.
- March 24, 2008 at 8:13 AM
- Patricia said...
I tried to find Epicure, to no avail. The phone number is disconnected and the email no longer works. Is this place still around??
- March 28, 2009 at 10:50 AM
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Finished :3
Also changed my Avatar because this looks 100% better than the first attempt
@trilokcool3 - ok thanks! More you shall see when I finish this fan art type thing i'm working on
@JJJorgie - Yeah I still need too, I think i'll do some hand practice today as well and get that right i'm going to finish colour rendering it first though for the practice and thanks a lot!
@Nisaren - Ok i'll do some cloth studies just found some useful DA stocks with fabric references so i'll try that out
@Shadowsfade - Thanks for those links! I'll watch those now and go get some practice into clothing folds immediately i've tried studying clothing, you should have seen my first attempts at clothing folds... they were abominations :L
@Gaff - Ok i'll try that in future drawings thanks for pointing that out to me!
Thank you all for the feedback xD i'll get that computer rendered drawing done quickly and start practicing and fixing up those areas the colour rendering is coming along nicely so far, so much better than my first attempt
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This looks great! If you get the chance, try more interesting poses. Keep it up!
Most of the anatomical criticsm has been stated. I'll add that you should definately work more on hands. Whenever you're having trouble with hands, the best thing you can do is just draw your own hand. Don't be afraid to use yourself as a ref!
The shading is quite simplistic. I think you could have added a little more shading on stuff like her arms and her face just to add a little shape to it. Good job though!
@Shnorkel - Yeah i've exhausted that pose recently but I really needed to sort out some perspective problems which I think i've done now. Roll in the more interesting poses from pose maniacs and such :3
@Toast - Is there any guides or anything where I can learn about more complex shading? What i've been doing is attempting to study different colour rendered sketches and try to add the shading where applicable from the references.
Yeah, there's a lot of great references online. I'll link a few:
My favorite guide when it comes to shading/lighting. Quite informative:
A basic guide to shading:
And I'm just going to throw in this small skin tone guide. Follow this slightly loosely though, it's simply showing you how skin tones appear realistically:
Here's a cool tutorial on different styles of painting faces. I found it enjoyable to watch, as it really teaches you to experiment with multiple colors when rendering:
You can also practice with lighting IRL. Take out a lamp and an object, and draw the object in different positions based on where the light hits. Look at your own face and body parts and study how the light interacts with your features at different angles. You can also look at this:
Hope this helped!
Wow that's a lot of information thanks I'll make sure I look through that and improve my next colour rendered drawing
This is pretty good! One thing that hasn't been said is that I think the shoe look like you didn't finish them because there's no shading or highlights whatsoever.
^ Ah I see what you mean, I'll try to fix that
I genuinly have no idea what happened today but I just couldn't draw nearly as well as I have been able too anyway I attempted two clothing studies which failed horribly in my opinion, what I did was I drew out characters and then using real life pictures attempted to draw the clothes on... no idea why I did so terribly :/
I'm particularly annoyed about this one because I thought I was doing well with the pose and then just killed it off when I added the clothes
Did I try clothing that was too difficult (the references were prom dresses) or am I just not understanding how i'm supposed to study clothing folds and stuff?
This was my attempt at one of my new OC's Delta, and the reason he resembles similarities to Eternal is because he is a cloned offshoot and there are reasons and stories behind their odd names but i'm still working on them but I hope to have a bio done on them soon
Sorry that they're so terrible :/ and does anyone know why all of a sudden I just can't draw?
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Switching Style Gears
Switch gears and create a unique bracelet.
Designed by Monica Han.
Material List
- Gears, 25mm (6-7)
- Gears, 20mm (6-7)
- Open-center Gears, 22mm (2)
- Jump Rings, 6-7mm (60-80)
- Toggle Bars (2)
- Pairs of Pliers (2)
Project Instructions
Connect gears with jump rings in a mixed-metal bracelet.
Open a jump ring. Attach a 25mm gear and a 20mm gear. Close the jump ring. Attach a second jump ring.
To make the first row, use pairs of jump rings to attach a total of six or seven large and small gears in an alternating pattern.
Make a second row of gears, attaching gears in the same finish but different size, as in the first row.
Use two pairs of jump rings to attach the first gear in the first row to the first gear in the second row. Use two pairs of jump rings to attach each of the remaining gears in the two rows.
On one end of the first row, link three pairs of jump rings to attach an end gear and a toggle bar. Repeat on the same end of the second row.
On the other end, link one to three pairs of jump rings to attach an open-center gear (adjusting the bracelet length). Repeat on the second row of gears.


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