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Quick Links
Cisco Learning Partner Program
Cisco Customer Loyalty Program
The Cisco Customer Loyalty is the newest initiative from Learning@Cisco that uses education as a key differentiator for Cisco. Similar to "airline mile" rewards programs, the CCL focuses on rewarding customers systematically with education loyalty points. These points accumulate quarterly, and are based on the customer's quarterly purchases of products and services with Cisco.
Program Highlights:
- End customers earn & accumulate reward points every time they purchase Cisco products. (P.O. customer level)
- Reward points are calculated as % of total purchases from Cisco
- Range dependent on customer's Loyalty levels (based on prior year's annual revenue)
- Reward points are allowed to accumulate as long as accounts remain active (points expire in 18 months)
- Customers can view their balances, and redeem their points through a secured website
Loyalty points have a reward value of 1 Point equal to $1 USD. As incentive points, they are redeemable for the following learning offerings:
Cisco Learning Credits
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Important Considerations When Choosing Serviced Offices
Typically, renting office in London can be expensive. When you let a typical office and agree to a 3 or 5-year lease, it may also be expensive and difficult to terminate it. However, serviced offices in London are option investors find very convenient when trying to avoid long-term financial commitments.
Here are some issues to think about when searching for serviced office spaces in London:
The Need for Maintenance
What Research About Services Can Teach You
You need not spend a cent maintaining your office premises. It may cost as much as ?14 per metre to maintain your office in London, so you need to consider that carefully before agreeing to any lease terms. The good thing here is that serviced offices monthly rental fees include maintenance costs, ensuring that you can figure out beforehand if your financial condition allows it. There will be savings in finances and time when your provider is involved in paying cleaners and technicians to address the maintenance of your office space.
Offices: 10 Mistakes that Most People Make
Excellent Quality Equipment
Office equipment can be very costly to acquire. Yet, serviced offices are usually equipped with the technology that your business requires to hit the ground running. You should find out the type of equipment that your serviced office provider has supplied for your company. Does your office require internet connections, VoIP office telephones, copiers, printers, or fax machines?
How Flexible is the Lease Agreement?
It is extremely desirable that serviced offices support flexibility of lease agreements. For instance, it's possible to rent the space for just one, two, or even 12 months, and leave without suffering costs you never expected. When you're not sure about the viability of your business in a city like London, you need a lease agreement that lets you adjust swiftly or just relocate with ease.
Always select serviced offices when you want to avoid any downtime. But you can you can avoid downtime only if the office has everything you need to start operating. This can be a problem when you want the office configured in a specific way that matches the unique nature of your company activities. Fortunately, you can always inquire with your to-be serviced office provider in London concerning how quickly they may customize the office to minimize downtime.
Access to Trained Staff
Your stress as fresh market entrant will be appreciably checked when you're offered skilled personnel as part of your serviced office lease package. The personnel are not your employees, so you won't be paying them every month or have to worry about what transpires in case you're forced to relocate.
In case you prefer to rent office space in London, opting for serviced spaces is a very economical approach.

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Join in on a class that suits your interest. Examples of past classes are stained glass, jewelry making, tatting, etc. Participants always have a great time learning, laughing, and making new friends or visiting with old friends during these classes
Upcoming classes will be listed in the Calendar of Events.


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I recently included the practice of "Morning Pages" in my morning routine. It's inspired by Julia Cameron's idea from the book "The Artist's Way". I honestly haven't read the book yet but I fell in love with the idea since I saw Julia's video explaining its practice including the weekly "creative date" idea.
This doesn't need to be a high art or creative form of writing. It is basically doing a brain dump in 3 pages before starting your day. This process clears the mind and allows creativity in, without the distraction of all those little thoughts that we carry in our head.
At first, I thought that 3 pages is too much for me but I realized that on some days, 3 pages weren't even enough!
When I write
I take my hypothyroidism meds early in the morning to ensure I have an empty stomach & I can absorb it 1 hour before breakfast. I set my alarm very early for this, usually during dawn. I write my Morning Pages right after taking my meds.
For me, the dawn is the best time to write on my pages because of its silence plus the sight of the trees outside my bedroom window is amazing. Everyone is still asleep that time and no one needs my attention yet.
TOOLS (the first two are all you need, the rest is optional):
1) Notebook. I choose the cahier (3.5"x5.5") notebook after much trial with other sizes, primarily because it is the manageable size for me plus the size is easy to source locally.
I have a mini-collection of waterproof notebooks because of my palmar hyperhidrosis (the struggle is so, so real!) and I started by using some of them for my Morning Pages. These pages have unbelievably smooth pages, maybe because they're not made from real paper pulp. Pairing these pages with a gel pen feels like writing on butter (is that even possible?). So divine!
The only caveat is that you have to wait for the ink to dry before flipping to the next page. Due to this, my hunt for the perfect Morning Pages notebooks continues.
I house my notebooks on a leather handmade journal that I modified (I removed the stitched kraft notebooks and I added elastics.) and later I got another leather journal (shown on cover image) to contain the new notebooks I had ordered. Both of these are made by local companies. I support local artisans whenever I can.
Both of these notebooks look good, a bit distressed just the way I like it, but if ever I'll be buying a third cover, I want something very thick, stiff and sturdy. I'm not a delicate kind of girl, you know. All my stuff needs to be heavy duty because of how I handle them. Ha!
After you finishing a notebook, refilling a fresh one on a leather cover feels so good!
2) A pen. Use a pen that has a good grip for your hand as you'll be writing a lot. I learned that a pen that's too slender makes my hand ache by the time I reach my 3rd page. You'll know what works for you as you do this daily.
3) Date stamp. Of course, I can just write the dates but I like the idea of stamping the date on my pages.
4) Ink pad. When I use the "Morning Pages" play (read below for more info), I use the same color, like black or blue, for all my pages to give them a uniform element.
5) LED book light. This white led light (pictured below) is an invaluable tool for me. It gives me just the right amount of light for writing so I don't have to wake my husband because of turned on lights in our room. This is so portable. It fits my pencil case when folded & I can just clip it on my notebook & write, even while I'm still on my bed.
A Morning Pages Play idea:
I use different colored pens for each day. It brightens my notebooks and really makes this process fun & interesting to look back to.
It's suggested to check back on you Morning Pages every 6 months. I can't wait to see the insights I'll discover by the time I review mine!


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One of our goals here at King Dental is to make your life simpler. By offering everything necessary for excellent oral health in one location, we make it easy for you to get the care you and your family need when you need it.
Our philosophy is to practice the most conservative dentistry possible. We won't push you to get treatments you don't need, and we'll always lay out your options and the expected results so that you can make informed decisions about your dental care. We've found that patients who have the information they need and control over their care have the best results in the long run.
Preventive Family Dentistry in Huntsville AL
Preventive care is the backbone of our entire practice. Most common dental problems can often be avoided with routine cleanings and check-ups. Cleanings with our skilled hygienists remove plaque and tartar from your teeth for a fresh start, and checkups provide an opportunity to discuss any concerns you might have and catch any problems that do happen to develop as early as possible. Like most medical issues, the sooner we can catch a developing dental problem, the easier and more affordable it will be to treat it.
In the long run, routine dental care will save you time and money and will most likely help you to avoid dental discomfort.
Restorative and Emergency Care
If you do happen to develop a problem – whether it's a cavity that emerged over time, a cracked tooth, or pain in your gums – you want to know that it can be resolved quickly and comfortably.
Dr. King will evaluate your condition and get you in for treatment as quickly as necessary. At that point, we can discuss your treatment options. If your teeth are damaged or missing, we offer advanced restorative treatments, including fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and dental implants.
We also provide comprehensive periodontal therapy for periodontal disease. This chronic condition affects 50% of all Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control, and has been linked to serious systemic health conditions such as diabetes, stroke, respiratory disease, and heart disease.
Cosmetic Dentistry for a Beautiful Smile
Is there something about your smile you'd like to change? We'd love to help you! Using cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, and Invisalign, we'll help you achieve the smile you've always wanted. To learn more about cosmetic dentistry in Huntsville with Dr. King.
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2018 Brown Paper Zine and Small Press Fair
Zine Pavilion at the American Library Association annual conference
Lyrical Revolt Art Show
June 2, 2018 at 6:00pm – 10:00pm
Join the Answer Coalition & the LUNA RIO collective on a night of revolutionary performance, art vendors, food, music, drinks, and much lovin.
Brooklyn Art Book Fair
May 26, 2018 at 6:00pm
"The second annual Brooklyn Art Book Fair is an art book fair dedicated to showcasing publications, original artwork, and editioned work by underrepresented and emerging artists and writers. BKABF seeks to invert the typical book fair model by providing tables and space to all of its exhibitors free of cost." (via website)
Come Together at MoMA PS 1
Uptown Art Market
Bronx Art Expo 2
Gonbó Holiday Market
Betty Zine Fest 17
New Latin Wave Zine Fair
Nosotras Zine Fiesta
No Flowers for White Powers
2017 Bronx Book Fair
ZINISTER Zine Fair
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"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Tatyana Grosman followed her own path. Backed into a corner with an ill husband, no marketable skills and the need to make a living, She revived lithography as a fine art in this country by establishing a unique publishing house, ULAE. She chose the artists she wanted to work with and helped nurture their careers as they went on to become giants of twentieth-century art world.
She faced challenges with imagination and courage, and made decisions with skill. Her story inspires anyone going through rough times. Be entertained and moved by the oral biography of Tatyana Grosman.
Enjoy this short and inspirational chapter from Particular Passions by sharing the story with your social network: Facebook / twitter / LinkedIn.


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Friday, January 15, 2010
Haiti: Disaster Zone
The recent earthquake in Haiti is just the latest in a chain of natural disasters that have befallen this small, impoverished country. The devastation from these natural disasters is for the most part man made and does not have to continue. My son pointed me to "Haiti: the land where children eat mud" from The Sunday Times. It might shed some light for you as it did for me about the depth of the problem.
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Many of our attendees don their best impressions of their Fandom Favorites at Fan Fusion. Get a standard Halloween costume, or create your own! Photo booths and costume contests are regular features at Fan Fusion.
DIY, Make-and-Take, How-to and more! Minnesota Fan Fusion will bring a variety of learning and doing activities and workshops for the whole family. Stay tuned for updates on this year's workshops.
Our team creates trivia and game show contests covering Fandoms of all kinds. If you think you know everything there is to know about your favorite TV show, movie, or guest, prepare to compete in one of our many contests at Minnesota Fan Fusion.
A guest panel is your opportunity to listen to your favorite stars of yesterday and today talk about their memories, projects, and future endeavors. Get to know your idols in our spotlight guest panels.


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Last post showed making the paper doll presentation folders. Now, onto furnishing them with the cool gear within...
For my paper dolls, I wanted to display ALL the clothes in their collections, but without making book like leaves within the covers; that'd be like having a book then rather than a more simple, stylish folder. So I decided that they would all be tucked in together in pockets. They could have been displayed separately (perhaps in clear envelopes?), but that'd be making a different object and not the folder concept. With room for 2 envelope-style pockets to fit vertically, opposite the doll, I spaced them so the lowest one would contain the longer garments like dresses and pants.
But I needed just the right looking envelope-pockets and thought "Yay! Time for Officeworks!" And there I found them, of course. That place has everything!
These window cards are perfect, like, just the right creamy white and with an embossed quilted effect, very much in the style of the well-known-fashion-brand on which the style scheme is based! All they required was carefully gluing a concertina hinge at the sides, to allow for filling with clothes, and a small rectangle of clear acetate for the window.
Cutting out all the clothes for two dolls was a labour of love though and this is something one is prepared to do for best friends. But these pockets worked out really well, I think they look great. It was nice knowing that everything had a lovely wardrobe to live in and that everything was taken care of, nicely.
Now, the paper doll is printed to A3 size on decent printer paper, but still needed stiffening by fixing to stiff card via spray adhesive before cutting out. I decided to leave the between-the-leg area as solid, to cover another thin strip of Balsa wood glued to the back to make sure she's really stand up straight. She is attached via small adhesive Velcro dots to the inside left of the opened folder. This way, she can be easily and neatly stored safely when not out for a play!
For making the stand my way, see this tutorial for details.
I wanted to also include some explanation/instruction inserts within the folders; a few words about how to set up the stand and an index of the wardrobe collection, so it could all be seen in it's glorious entirety. And I wanted to make a gift card too. I found some very cool images to work with:
The amazing Mari Kasurinen creates customised My Little Ponies that are staggering in their mastery of technique. I came across *the above image through one of AnOther Magazine's newsletter emails. This piece is titled "My Little Karl Largerfeld" and as such is the perfect image for my gift card covers. I love it soooo much. See it here.
*This image also went on to inspire another artworkerproject: the My Little Pony Project! Have a look!
The "Chanel Barbie" I stumbled across when Googling...yup, "Chanel Barbie", and tracked it back as far as this link but cant find the original source. Please do let me know who's responsible for this gorgeous thing if you've any idea. This image became the cover for an index card, showing the whole collection of designer clothing available in this present.
The finished card, inside & out, along with the instructive insert, below:
And that brings us to the end of this project, wasn't it pretty?!
Be sure to check out Danielle Meder's paper dolls at finalfashion.ca and Mari Kasurinen's work too. They're great.


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[insert cheesy song lyric/quote/etc about saying goodbye...]
Well, I had this really great post all ready to go, but you know how computers are...
Anyway, I'm packed. Just have to take a shower and throw a couple things in my carry on and I'll be all set. I'm ready. These past few days have been too full of too many goodbyes, some easier than others but none fun. Ugh. My "feeler" has been going crazy, along with my inability to pack/plan without stressing out and having panic attack/ freak out moments. But right now I'm feeling pretty good. Tired, but awake, and ready to go to the airport in about 2 hours, and get on the plane in about 4. Hopefully I'll get this to work and then take a shower and have a little quiet time and eat something and go...
I'm trying to remember my brilliant writing that I lost...I talked to my aunt tonight--she and her family just moved from Oregon to California. They always seemed to have it so good--whenever they'd come in, everyone would get so excited and it was always such a big deal. I used to think how great that'd be, to be the fun relative that everyone looks forward to seeing. But talking to her a bit tonight, I thought about where I'm headed now and how I will truly be the farthest away of all family members, for the next few years at least. It hit me that while going away and being welcomed back is nice, there's also a lot of pain and loss in being the one who's gone.
So, is it worth it? I have to admit that in the midst of my last few days of craziness, I've asked myself this. Am I doing the right thing or have I lost my mind? The answer is yes (that I'm doing the right thing, not losing my mind...yet!). This is a big adventure, a challenge, a stretch, and I'm scared, overwhelmed, excited, ready, etc, but I know for the first time in my life with a great deal of certainty that this is it, that this is what I've been called to and I must go, and I want to, which is always a good combination.
So just a few more goodbyes, certainly the hardest, and then the wild ride begins. Well, this part of it at least. I'm hopeful about my luggage making it there safely, and if not, well, I know who's in control, and I know that this is all bigger than me. Now I'm starting to get a little delirious. I hope you all are well and I wish I could have seen everyone, but I'm learning it's ok for things to not always work out the way you plan, because you may get what you need instead of what you wanted, which is always better.
Anyway, I'm out. Be on the lookout for the next post, coming to you straight from South Asia!!!
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- Ananthi Selvan said...
Hey Mandi, this is Samuel posting from Lincoln, NE. I am sorry I missed you leave and that I never called you once before you left. That was extremely stupid of me.
Wishing you the best in South Asia. Hope to see you when I visit South Asia myself.
PS: Ananthi Selvan is my mother's name, so don't be freaked out byt the name.
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As the air turns cooler, and the leaves change colour, make yourself feel cosy with yummy food and drinks, all whilst perusing the latest trends in handmade goods.
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The France midfielder has allowed his contract to run into its final year, meaning Arsenal must sell him now or risk receiving nothing when he can leave on a free transfer next summer. Personal terms of around £165,000-a-week have already been provisionally agreed with Manchester City and his transfer should be completed by the weekend.
Nasri was subjected to obscene chanting from the Arsenal fans at Newcastle on Saturday and responded on Twitter, where he branded those supporters "disrespectful".
Yesterday, a Facebook account purporting to belong to Nasri claimed he would leave with "anger and bitterness", but that account's authenticity has since been denied.
Arsenal are now searching for replacements and, as well as Valencia's Juan Mata and Brazil midfielder Jadson, they are closely tracking Eden Hazard. Lille have indicated that they would want €30 million (£26.4 million) for the Belgian midfielder.
Emmanuel Eboué is another player leaving Arsenal this summer after a deal was agreed on Tuesday for him to join Turkish team Galatasaray.
Mexico striker Carlos Vela and Brazilian defender Pedro Botelho will spend the season with Spanish clubs. Vela, 22, who spent the second half of last season on loan at West Brom, is to join Real Sociedad, while Botelho, 21, will move to newly-promoted Rayo Vallecano.
One position that has been filled is the captaincy, with Robin van Persie confirmed on Tuesday as the successor to Cesc Fabregas.
Arsenal, meanwhile, will be without both Alex Song and Gervinho for the forthcoming Premier League matches against Liverpool, Manchester United and Swansea City. The appeal against Gervinho's ban was rejected by the Football Association on Tuesday while Arsenal will not contest Song's charge of violent conduct.


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At its public launch in 2004 Mozilla Firefox was the first browser to challenge Microsoft Internet Explorer's dominance. Since then, Mozilla Firefox has consistently featured in the top 3 most popular browsers globally. The key features that have made Mozilla Firefox so popular are the simple and effective UI, browser speed and strong security capabilities. The browser is particularly popular with developers thanks to its open source development and active community of advanced users.
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The East of England Arena and Events Centre is the new home of PLANTWORX.
Thanks to its central location, the newly renovated arena is easily accessible by road, rail or even air, and will provide a great base for PLANTWORX to welcome visitors from across the UK, and the world!
East of England Arena, Oundle Rd, Alwalton, Peterborough PE2 6XE
Peterborough is centrally located on the East Coast network, a speedy 45 minutes from London, under two hours from Birmingham and just over two hours from Manchester. Through our partnership with Virgin Trains we're able to provide discounted rail travel for passengers travelling to PLANTWORX 2019. The offer allows PLANTWORX 2019 visitors up to 30% off of fares on Virgin Train services to Peterborough, if purchased in advance, via a discount code. Peterborough station has its own taxi rank, which means reaching Peterborough Arena is approximately 15 minutes away once the train has arrived in the station.
If looking for us with your SAT NAV, please use PE2 6HE as the postcode. Arriving by car, you will be guided to one of our hard standing or grassed free parking areas. There are 22,000 spaces – so plenty of room for everyone. We also have plenty of disabled parking bays.


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Last night we performed at a local wedding in Birstall.
Nikita & Chris booked the Oakwell Hall for their wedding reception, and kitted it out beautifully... The rustic and shabby chic look made the hall look amazing!
After enquiring with us the couple booked our all-day package (Acoustic wedding breakfast music, live acoustic wedding reception band + DJ). We had a blast and couldn't have asked for a nicer crowd.
Later on in the evening we were spoilt by the LOVELY catering staff at Eat me, drink me! They're food nothing short of amazing - If you're looking for a catering company, they are a sure bet!
For Nikita & Chris' first dance they planned on combining two songs too make the song more unique.. Our very own Mat* mashed together 'It's all about you' and 'Star girl' by McFly, creating the perfect song which everyone loved! (If you'd also like a mash-up for your first dance contact us for more info)
Everyone danced the night away!
Congratulations the new Mr & Mrs Warnerr - Thanks again for booking us... have an amazing honeymoon!
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Eudora. She's sweet. She's snuggly. She's cuddly and charming. She's also a completely and utterly fearless toddler.
For a while now, Eudora has been tearing around the house, climbing and playing. She's so very adept at climbing that it has left her totally fearless about getting up or down. The first time she caused me a mini-stroke was when she decided to climb out of my bed. My bed is so high that I use an ottoman to help me step into bed. Eudora decided that she wanted to get down, so she crawled over to the side of the bed, turned around so her feet were dangling over the edge, and slid herself off. I caught her before she hit the floor.
The most consistent display of that irrepressible fearless toddler quality is on the changing table. She, like most toddlers, hates the diaper change. It requires staying still and cooperating. It restricts movement. In her mind, it just plain sucks. That means that she takes the most reasonable course of action for a fearless toddler: she tries to slide down, feet first. Unfortunately, Eudora absolutely does not look when she tries to climb down. She just slides and expects to land safely. I've always managed to wrestle her back on the table.
The worst, though, was at the park: we decided to take advantage of the long weekend and burn off some of Norton's obnoxious energy by taking the kids to one of our local parks. Eudora loves the swings, and it's the one place that Norton can actually push her and have it be okay. There are also slides and climbing structures that both kids enjoy.
I didn't expect Eudora to enjoy the slide. When Norton was her age, we took him to that same park and he cried when we went down the slide together. Eudora was already showing her fearless toddler behavior by going down alone and squealing "Whee!" as she slid. That was surprising… and pretty neat. It became less cool to watch when she decided to try to climb the large, arching ladder that went to the top platform. Norton won't even climb it. He prefers to stick to the safer rock wall.
Time and time again, Eudora ran to that blue ladder to climb. I pulled her off repeatedly… and finally decided to just let her go. She kept going back to it, and I would be right there. She went. Every time my fearless toddler pulled herself up on that ladder, I died a little. I wanted to be a helicopter mom and hover, but bring her to safety before she climbed too much. I finally contented myself with being extremely close and able to grab her if she got into trouble. Anything else wasn't going to stop her.
So she climbed. And she kept climbing, slowly but surely, clutching her little pink monkey as she went. When she was pulling herself up to the third rung, she slipped. I rushed over and grabbed her as she dangled from that rail by her little hands. I saw a flash of fear in her eyes when I got her down, and she managed to get her little lip bleeding a bit.
In the end, though, she was okay. That little flash of fear didn't stay with her, though. She was still determined to climb any obstacle and wouldn't let anything stand in her way.
Do you have a fearless toddler? How do you keep them from getting too badly injured?


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- 7.27.9 DebtFinanced Property
- 220.127.116.11 Overview
- 126.96.36.199 Debt-Financed Property Exceptions
- 184.108.40.206.1 Property Related to Certain Exempt Purposes
- 18.104.22.168.2 Property Used in an Unrelated Trade or Business
- 188.8.131.52.3 Property Related to Research Activities
- 220.127.116.11.4 Property Used in Thrift Shops, Etc.
- 18.104.22.168.5 Use by a Related Organization
- 18.104.22.168.6 Related Exempt Uses
- 22.214.171.124.6.1 Case Law
- 188.8.131.52 Special Rules
- 220.127.116.11.1 Medical Clinic
- 188.8.131.52.2 Life Income Contract
- 220.127.116.11.3 Basis of DebtFinanced Property Acquired in Corporate Liquidation
- 184.108.40.206.4 Allocation Rules
- 18.104.22.168 Neighborhood Land Rule
- 188.8.131.52.1 Exceptions
- 184.108.40.206.2 Limitations
- 18.104.22.168.3 Churches
- 188.8.131.52 Digest of Published Rulings and Procedures
Part 7. Rulings and Agreements
Chapter 27. Exempt Organizations Tax Manual
Section 9. DebtFinanced Property
7.27.9 Debt—Financed Property
The term "debt-financed property," means any property (e.g. rental real estate, tangible personal property and corporate stock) held to produce income, and with respect to which there is an acquisition indebtedness at any time during the taxable year. (IRC 514(b)(1)). However, see exceptions below.
Thus, when an exempt organization purchases mineral production payments with borrowed funds the mineral production payments are debt-financed property. Rev. Rul. 76–354, 1976–2 C.B. 179.
A partnership interest may also be debt-financed property. Rev. Rul. 74–197, 1974–1 C.B. 143.
There are several exceptions to the debt-financed property rules, which includes property that is:
related to certain exempt purposes
used in an unrelated trade or business
related to research activities
used in thrift shops
used by a related organization
used for exempt purposes
IRC 514(b)(1)(A) provides that if substantially all the use of any property is substantially related to the exercise or performance of an organization's exempt purpose, such property is not treated as "debt-financed property." The term "substantially all" is defined as 85%.
The extent to which property is used for a particular purpose is determined on the basis of all the facts and circumstances. Where appropriate, these may include:
A comparison of the portion of time such property is used for exempt purposes with the total time such property is used,
A comparison of the portion of such property that is used for exempt purposes with the portion of such property that is used for all purposes, or,
Both of the previous two comparisons.
Rev. Rul. 77–47, 1977–1 C.B. 156, provides that buildings, acquired through assumption of outstanding mortgages by an exempt organization that restores, preserves, and exhibits buildings of historical and/or architectural significance, constitute debt-financed property when they are leased at fair rental value for uses that neither bear any relationship to the buildings' historical or architectural significance nor accommodate viewing by the general public.
If less than 85% of the use of any property is devoted to an organization's exempt purposes, only that portion of the property which is used in furtherance of the organization's exempt purposes is not treated as debt-financed property. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(b)(1).
X, an exempt college, owns a four story office building which has been purchased with borrowed funds. In 1971, the lower two stories of the building are used to house computers which are used by X for administrative purposes. The top two stories are rented to the public for purposes not described in IRC 514(b)(1)(A), (B), (C), or (D). The gross income derived by X from the building is $6,000, all of which is attributable to the rents paid by tenants. There are $2,000 of expenses, allocable equally to each use of the building. The average adjusted basis of the building for 1971 is $100,000, and the outstanding principal indebtedness throughout 1971 is $60,000. Thus, the average acquisition indebtedness for 1971 is $60,000. Since the two lower stories are used for exempt purposes, only the upper half of the building is debt-financed property. Consequently, only the rental income and the deductions directly connected with such income are to be taken into account in computing unrelated business taxable income. The portion of such amounts to be taken into account is determined by multiplying the $6,000 of rental income and $1,000 of deductions directly connected with such rental income by the debt/basis percentage. The debt/basis percentage is the ratio which the allocable part of the average acquisition indebtedness is of the allocable part of the average adjusted basis of the property, that is, the ratio which $30,000 (one-half of $60,000) bears to $50,000 (one-half of $100,000). Thus, the debt/basis percentage for 1971 is 60% (the ratio of $30,000 to $50,000). Under these circumstances, X shall include net rental income of $3,000 in its unrelated business taxable income for 1971, computed as follows:
Total rental income $6,000 Deductions directly connected with rental income $1,000 Debt/basis percentage ($30,000/$50,000) 60% Rental income treated as gross income from an unrelated trade or business (60% of $6,000) $3,600 Less the allowable portion of deductions directly connected with such income (60% of $1,000) 600 ______ Net rental income excluded by X in computing its unrelated business taxable income pursuant to section 514 3,000
Congress intended that income, under the general definition of unrelated trade or business, be taxable in its entirely. However, without a statutory exception, such income, if derived from debt-financed property, might be taxable only to the extent of the outstanding indebtedness on such property. Consequently, IRC 514(b)(1)(B) provides that property, to the extent it produces income which is unrelated business taxable income under the general definition, is not treated as "debt-financed property." However, any gain on the disposition of such property which is not included in income from an unrelated trade or business by reason of IRC 512(b)(5) is includible as gross income derived from, or on account of, debt-financed property.
IRC 514 does not apply to amounts which are otherwise included in the computation of unrelated business taxable income, such as rents from personal property included under IRC 512(b)(3), or rents and interest from controlled organizations includible under IRC 512(b)(13). See Example (3) of Regs. 1.514(b)–1(b)(3).
IRC 514(b)(1)(C) provides that property, to the extent it produces gross income derived from research activities otherwise excluded from the unrelated trade or business tax by IRC 512 (b)(7), (8), or (9), is not treated as "debt-financed property."
Under IRC 514(b)(1)(D), debt-financed property does not include any property to the extent it produces income from a trade or business which is excepted from the definition of an "unrelated trade or business" by IRC 513 (a)(1), (2), or (3). Thus, property used in connection with the donated merchandise, volunteer labor, or convenience exceptions does not constitute debt-financed property. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(b)(5).
Under IRC 514(b)(2), use of property by a "related organization" is taken into account in determining the extent to which such property is used for a purpose described in IRC 514(b)(1)(A), (C), or (D).
An exempt organization is related to another exempt organization only if:
one organization is an exempt title holding company described in IRC 501(c)(2) and the other receives profits derived from such exempt title holding company,
one organization has control of the other within the meaning of Regs. 1.512(b)–1(1)(4),
more than 50% of the members of one organization are members of the other, or
each organization is a local organization directly affiliated with a common state, national, or international organization which is also exempt.
Property owned by an exempt organization and used by a related exempt organization or by an exempt organization related to such related exempt organization is not treated as "debt-financed property" to the extent such property is used by either of such related exempt organizations in furtherance of their exempt purposes. Furthermore, property is not treated as debt-financed property to the extent such property is used by a related exempt organization for a purpose described in IRC 514(b)(1)(C) or (D). Regs. 1.514(b)–1(c)(2)(i).
M, an exempt trade association described in IRC 501(c)(6), leases 70% of the space of an office building for furtherance of its exempt purpose. The title to such building is held by N, an exempt title holding company described in IRC 501(c)(2), which acquired title to the building with borrowed funds. The other 30% of the space of this office building is leased to L, a nonstock exempt trade association described in IRC 501(c)(6). L uses such office space in furtherance of its exempt purpose. The members of L's Board of Trustees serve for fixed terms and M's Board of Directors has the power to select all such members. N pays over to M all the profits it derives from the leasing of space in this building to M and L. Accordingly, M is "related" to N and L is "related" to M Under these circumstances, since all the available space in the building is leased to either an exempt organization related to the exempt organization holding title to the building or an exempt organization related to such related exempt organization, no portion of the building is treated as debt-financed property.
An organization exempt under IRC 501(c)(6) subjected a shell building it owned to a mortgage so that it could finance its completion to suit the needs of its tenant. Notwithstanding that the organization had to borrow money and mortgage its property to finance the alterations, the building was not debt-financed under IRC 514, because the organization was furthering its stated purpose of promoting the commercial development of its metropolitan area by encouraging new industries to move to the area. Therefore, the leasing activity was substantially related within the meaning of IRC 514(b)(1)(A)(i) to the organization's accomplishment of its exempt purpose. Rev. Rul. 81–138, 1981–1 C.B. 358.
In Elliot Knitwear Profit Sharing, Etc. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 614 F.2d 347 (3rd Cir, 1980) an employee profit-sharing plan that was exempt from tax under IRC 501(a) because it qualified under IRC 401(a) purchased securities on margin. The court held that the securities purchased on margin constituted debt-financed property and that the profits derived from their sale are taxable as unrelated business income since the purchase of securities on margin is not inherent to the purpose of a tax-exempt profit-sharing plan and that such purchases are not substantially related to the purpose of such an organization so as to be excepted from the definition of debt-financed property.
In Alabama Central Credit Union v. United States, 646 F. Supp. 1199 (N.D. Ala. 1986), the court considered whether income from securities purchased on margin or with borrowed funds was income from debt-financed property. There, a credit union exempt under IRC 501(a) as an organization described in IRC 501(c)(14) received income from the sale of Government of Israel bonds and construction loan certificates guaranteed by the Government National Mortgage Association. The court held that the securities are debt-financed property, and that purchasing securities on margin and with borrowed funds is not inherent in the performance or exercise of a credit union's purpose or function.
In Ocean Cove Corporation Retirement Plan and Trust v. United States, 657 F. Supp. 776 (S.D. Fla. 1987), a pension trust fund exempt under IRC 501(a) because it qualified under IRC 401(a) opened a margin account at a securities brokerage firm. The court held that securities purchased on margin constituted debt-financed property, such that any profits traceable to the margined securities are taxable as unrelated business income. The court also stated that a margin account is not substantially related to the pension plan's exempt purposes.
In Marprowear Profit Sharing Trust v. Commissioner, 74 T.C. No. 80 (1980), a profit sharing trust that qualified under IRC 401(a),and was therefore exempt under IRC 501(a), received funds from the corporation that established it which it applied toward the purchase of a shopping center. The court concluded that such funds were a loan from the corporation rather than an advance contribution; that the loan was acquisition indebtedness within the meaning of IRC 514(c) because the shopping center was acquired for the purpose of producing income, which use was not substantially related to the organization's exempt function, and; that the shopping center was therefore debt-financed property within the meaning of IRC 514(b)(1). Although the subject organization was not described in IRC 501(c), the court's reasoning would apply to any exempt organization. It should be noted that certain organizations may qualify for the exception under IRC 514(c)(9) with regard to investments in real property.
Special rules are provided relating to the debt- financed property provisions concerning:
Medical clinics
Life income contract
Property acquired in a corporate liquidation
Allocation rule
Real property is not debt-financed property if it is leased to a medical clinic, and the lease is entered into primarily for the exempt purposes of the lessor. IRC 514(b)(1).
Assume that an exempt hospital leases all of its clinic space to an unincorporated association of physicians and surgeons who, by the provisions of the lease, agree to provide all of the hospital's out-patient medical and surgical services and to train all of the hospital's residents and interns. In this situation, the rents received are not unrelated debt-financed income.
If an individual transfers property to a trust or a fund subject to a contract providing that the income is to be paid to him/her or to the other individuals or both for a period of time not to exceed the life of such individual or individuals in a transaction in which the payments to the individual do not constitute the proceeds of a sale or exchange of the property so transferred and if the remainder interest is payable to an exempt organization described in IRC 501(c)(3), the property is not treated as "debt-financed property" by reason of the life income contract. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(c)(3).
On January 1, 1967, A transfers property to X, an exempt organization described in IRC 501(c)(3), which immediately places the property in a fund. On January 1, 1971, A transfers additional property to X, which property is also placed in the fund. In exchange for each transfer, A receives income participation fund certificates which entitle him/her to a proportionate part of the fund's income for his/her life and for the life of another individual. None of the payments made by X is treated by the recipients as the proceeds of a sale or exchange of the property transferred. In this situation, none of the property received by X is treated as debt-financed property.
Under IRC 514(d), if debt-financed property is acquired by an exempt organization in a complete or partial liquidation of a corporation in exchange for its stock, the organization's basis in such property is the same as it would be in the hands of the transferor corporation, increased by the amount of gain recognized to the transferor corporation upon such distribution and by the amount of any gain which is includible, on account of such distribution, in the gross income of the organization as unrelated debt-financed income.
IRC 514(e) provides that where only a portion of property is debt-financed property, proper allocation of the basis, indebtedness, income, and deductions with respect to such property must be made to determine the amount of income or gain derived from such property which is to be treated as unrelated debt-financed income.
If an organization acquires real property and intends to use it for exempt purposes (within 10 years), it will not be treated as debt-financed property if it is in the neighborhood of other property used by the organization for exempt purposes and the intent to use the property for exempt purposes (within 10 years) is not abandoned. This provision is referred to as the "neighborhood land rule." IRC 514(b)(3)(A).
Property is considered in the "neighborhood" of property owned and used by an organization for its exempt purposes if the acquired property is contiguous with the exempt purpose property. If the acquired property is not contiguous with the exempt purpose property, it may still be in the "neighborhood" of such property if it is within 1 mile of such property and the facts and circumstances of the particular situation make the acquisition of contiguous property unreasonable. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(d)(1)(ii).
Some criteria to consider in determining whether noncontiguous property is still in the "neighborhood" of exempt purpose property include the availability of land and the intended future use of the land. For example, a university attempts to purchase land contiguous to its present campus but cannot do so because the owners either refuse to sell or ask unreasonable prices. The nearest land of sufficient size and utility is a block away from the campus. The university purchases such land. Under these circumstances, the contiguity requirement is unreasonable and the land purchased would be considered "neighborhood land."
The neighborhood land rule does not apply to property 10 years after it is purchased. Further, the rule applies after the first five years only if the organization satisfies the Service that future use of the land for exempt purposes, before the expiration of the 10-year period, is reasonably certain. The organization need not show binding contracts in satisfying this requirement but must have a definite plan detailing a specific improvement and a completion date, and show some affirmative action toward the fulfillment of such plan. At least 90 days prior to the end of the fifth year the organization must forward the necessary information to the Service. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(d)(1)(iii).
If the neighborhood land rule is inapplicable because the acquired land is not in the neighborhood of other land used for exempt purposes or because the organization fails to establish after the first five years that the property will be used for exempt purposes, but the land is eventually used for exempt purposes within the 10-year period, such property is not treated as debt-financed property for any period prior to such conversion. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(d)(2).
The neighborhood land rule applies with respect to any structure on the land when acquired, or to the land occupied by the structure, only so long as the intended future use of the land requires that the structure be demolished or removed in order to use the land for exempt purposes. Thus, during the first five years after acquisition (and for subsequent years if there is a favorable ruling in accordance with IRC 514(b)(3)) improved property is not debt-financed so long as the organization does not abandon its intent to demolish the existing structures and use the land in furtherance of its exempt purpose. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(d)(3)(i) provide that if there is an actual demolition of such structures, the use made of the land need not be the one originally intended as long as it is any use which furthers the exempt purposes of the organization.
In addition to the above limitation, the neighborhood land rule and exceptions thereto do not apply to structures erected on the land after its acquisition nor to property subject to a business lease (as defined in IRC 514(f) immediately before the enactment of the Tax Reform Act of 1976) whether the organization acquired the property subject to the lease or whether it executed the lease subsequent to acquisition.
Where the neighborhood land rule is initially inapplicable but the land is eventually used for exempt purposes, a refund of taxes shall be allowed in accordance with IRC 514(b)(3)(D) and Regs. 1.514(b)–1(d)(4).
The neighborhood land rule also applies to churches or a convention or association of churches but with two differences. First, instead of the 10-year period during which an organization must demonstrate the intent to use acquired property for exempt purposes, a 15-year period applies. Second, there is no requirement that the acquired land be in the neighborhood of other property used by the organization for exempt purposes. Regs. 1.514(b)–1(e).
Debt-financed investment by employees' trust — The investment by an exempt employees' trust in a partnership that was organized to invest in securities and borrow funds for that purpose may result in unrelated business taxable income to the extent its share of partnership income is derived from or on account of the debt-financed securities. Rev. Rul. 74–197, 1974–1 C.B. 143. Distinguished by Rev. Rul. 79–122, 1979–1 C.B. 204.
Mineral production payments — Income derived by an exempt organization from mineral production payments purchased with borrowed funds constitutes unrelated business taxable income to the extent specified in IRC 514 of the Code. Rev. Rul. 76–354, 1976–2 C.B. 179.
Leases of historically or architecturally significant buildings — Buildings, acquired through assumption of outstanding mortgages by an exempt organization that restores, preserves, and exhibits buildings of historical and/or architectural significance, constitute debt-financed property within the meaning of IRC 514(b)(1) of the Code when they are leased at fair rental value for uses that neither bear any relationship to the buildings' historical or architectural significance nor accommodate viewing by the general public. Rev. Rul. 77–47, 1977–1 C.B. 156.
Income from lending securities — Income derived by an exempt organization from the temporary transfer of securities to a brokerage house to cover short sales of the brokerage house in exchange for collateral of equal value, which is held by the organization pursuant to a contract requiring the brokerage house to pay the organization an amount equivalent to the dividend or interest income that would have been earned by the securities plus either a premium based on a percentage of the value of the securities or income earned from investing the collateral, is not unrelated debt-financed income under IRC 514. Rev. Rul. 78–88, 1978–1 C.B. 163. See IRC 514(c)(8).
Rental income related to exempt purpose — An exempt organization that was created by a chamber of commerce to encourage business development in a particular area, obtained a mortgage to help finance the construction of a building that is leased to an industrial tenant at less than the fair rental value. The leasing of the property is substantially related to the organization's exempt purpose, and the property is not debt-financed property. Rev. Rul. 81–38, 1980–1 C.B. 358, amplifying Rev. Rul. 70-81, 1970–1 C.B. 131.


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Beach Patrol is a minimalist tabletop role-playing game about life guards and the drama they face on the beach!
It's about surf, sun and safety, as you take on the role of a heroic member of Beach Patrol, the noble heroes who serve the sunbathers, swimmers and surfers, while protecting the beach from threats like sharks, criminals, pickpockets and more!
Beach Patrol knows what it is. It's a light weight, fun, roleplaying game designed to be played easily, and with maximum laughs and fun.
It even includes an adventure generator for Beach Patrol and it's spin-off, Beach Patrol: Nights.
TinyD6 is a minimalist roleplaying game that serves as the flagship line of Gallant Knight Games.
TinyD6 uses a simple, fast, and dynamic ruleset to handle actions. The game uses up to three six-sided dice as part of action resolution.
If you roll a "5" or "6" on a die, your check succeeds. Most checks are made with two dice. However, if you are deemed to have "advantage" on a roll, you gain a third die to roll. If you have disadvantage, you lose a dice (rolling only a single die).
Characters are made quickly and easily. You will select a Lifeguard Experience Level (Veteran, Experienced, Trainee), three traits, and write down some basic information and you are ready to play!
It's really that fast.
The game is written, the art is done, the layout is all that's left, and it's go time. The game will be finished very quickly (we're aiming for by the time Kickstarter gives us the money), and the PDF will be uploaded to DriveThruRPG, and proof copies ordered!
This game is ready to go. We just need your help to get the word out about it, and help make sure everyone gets paid!
This is a fast campaign to help recoup some of the expenses incurred in making the game. As soon as it's done, and the funds are delivered to Gallant Knight Games you'll get your PDF and your codes for print-on-demand.
Similar to the reason above, we have no stretch goals. We've put all the content we want to into this game, and we're ready to put it in your hands! Anything extra goes to helping Gallant Knight Games fund the next game!
The goal is to make this as streamlined as possible for the Gallant Knight Games team, so we're putting fulfillment duties into the capable hands of DriveThruRPG.
Immediately after Kickstarter delivers the funds, backers will receive an at-cost code to print their books on DriveThruRPG.
They can order the codes they pledge for and get them shipped directly to them. Please keep in mind: backers will still need to pay for shipping costs and the at-cost price of the book.
Printing costs are estimated at around (or under) $6 USD for the softcover, and around (or under) $10-12 USD for the hardcover (premium color hardcovers cost more, so keep that in mind.)
We've hosted our products on DriveThruRPG for over a year now, and have only ever received excellent service and support. We're confident they can help us deliver a beautiful book to all our backers on time.
This is something we wanted to do and get in front of backers, but we also have lots on our plate with more projects coming (including a full game on Kickstarter later this month), so we're doing this as easily as we can.
Kickstarter is invaluable for a small company trying to get some reach and marketing, so here we are!
Risks and challenges
Q: Can Gallant Knight Games handle this project?
This is Gallant Knight Games' eleventh Kickstarter, and we learned a lot from the first ten. We've been early or on time every time, but once. We have two projects that are not out to backers yet, but one is fulfilling right now and the other is awaiting the final revision of the ruleset it uses so it's fully updated. This is a straightforward project with no nuances.
Q: What if the text or art isn't finished?
A: The game is done. We just need to generate the funds to cover the cost of the game (art, editing, layout), and then we're putting it into backers hands!
Q: What if the complexity of the project overwhelms GKG?
A: We deliberately built this project to avoid being complex.
Q: What about delays in art?
A: All the art is in!
Q: Increase in shipping costs?
A: DriveThruRPG operates all over the world, and we're confident they'll get our backers the best shipping cost!
Q: What if something happens to the principals?
A: All that will have to happen is loading the game into DriveThruRPG, and we've got a back up plan for that!
Funding period
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Alice Minnie Randolph, 90, of Shipman, died peacefully at 1:30 a.m. Monday, Feb. 12, 2018, at her granddaughter's home in Hettick, Ill.
Her wishes were to be cremated. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, at the Shipman Cemetery.
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Something is tugging at your insides. It's leaving you feeling unsettled. It just keeps nagging at you. That little voice inside your head is telling you, "it's time for a change". You could call it gut instinct. You may believe that feeling, or even that little voice to be God's messages, guiding your journey.
If you know what I'm talking about, then you've likely experienced this before, and I think you are pretty lucky! Why is that? Because you are getting guidance for your life! There is nothing fun about wandering through life without direction or any idea of what's in store.
There are times in our lives when we may have an immediate answer or understanding about our gut instincts and what they mean. We may come to an obvious fork in the proverbial road of our lives and are faced with making a decision. The choice may come in the form of this gut feeling or God's voice inside you. When the feeling is recognizable, it can bring us confidence in our decisions.
But, at other times, this nagging feeling is just sitting inside us, with no obvious fork in the road. If you ignore it, it will surely resurface until you make a change. So, what do you do? How do you identify it? How can you answer it and ultimately satisfy it? You can start by taking a few steps and doing a few exercises…
- Allow yourself to dream again. As many of us progress through life, we find that it becomes ordinary, cyclical and routine. We, ourselves may become complacent in our relationships, work/careers, and in our personal growth (which is crucial to find true success in our lives). During these ordinary or complacent phases, we may find that we've stopped dreaming. Dreaming about the big things to come – vacations, a new home or home improvements, debt-free living, and maybe even our life's purpose. Firing up those sparks again may give you direction for that nagging feeling you have.
Have a purposeful conversation with your spouse or a close friend about what dreams you may have temporarily stashed away. Actually close your eyes and will yourself to conjure up images of fun, excitement, success of all forms, and take note of those images.
- Create a vision board. From those metal images you created while dreaming, create or find real images to represent your dreams. From the smallest little one to the most grandiose, put them all onto paper – big, poster sized paper – and display it in your home where you are reminded daily of your dreams. As the visions are cast the nagging feeling will take shape and direction.
- Examine your life for happiness and discontents. Break it down into categories to really help you explore. Examples could include:
- Relationships:
- romantic
- family
- friends
- co-workers
- God
- Finances:
- savings
- retirement
- debt
- flexibility
- cash flow
- Work/Career:
- 5-year track
- 10-year track
- fulfillment
- benefit
- purpose
- Personal:
- hobbies
- fun
- volunteerism
- growth
- education
- Material:
- home
- clothes
- toys
- Relationships:
Highlight areas that bother you or you are struggling with. Pay attention to trends that may pop up, where you can cast your focus. In a different color, highlight areas that create fulfillment and happiness for you. Then identify ways to increase those positive areas. Changing the areas of discontent is likely to naturally result in increasing your happy too!
The most important thing, as you go through these exercises and exploration… Open Your Eyes. When you have feelings of anxiety, discontent, internal nagging that something needs to change, it may be the universe telling you to open your eyes so you don't miss the fork in the road or your next opportunity. Being complacent and just going through the motions may not give you the ability to see what is right under your nose, sitting next to your on a plane, or written on the pages of a book. Life is a series of messages trying to find us. Open your eyes, mind and heart to allow these messages to penetrate us and create change that will bring you forward in your life's journey.
Speaking of your journey… When going through changes in your life it is important to look forward to the future, where the road is freshly paved. Not through the rear view mirror where you've hit bumps in the road. It is true that it is the bumps that shape our lives and our character. The bumps are our lessons. But the bumps don't define our potential. That is what lies ahead. There is a reason the windshield is larger than the review mirror…. it is more important! Send your gratitude up above for where you've been and then set your sights on what is ahead so you don't miss the signs for the next turn or stop.
Lastly, don't fear what lies ahead. It is in the unknown where we may find our greatness. Keep your eyes open and on the road ahead, embracing life's changes, knowing that there are surely more bumps to come. Embrace those too, so the lessons aren't missed. Be a student of your own life, and get excited about making changes! They are only painful if you make them that way. Change is fun and good and necessary and what gets us closer and closer to the greatness we were meant for on this earth!


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I am excited to introduce my new team member, April. She is a 2 year old Golden Retriever I just adopted through the Long Island Golden Retriever Rescue here on Long Island. She is a great team player, has an international sense of color and is loveable and furry! She loves to hang out in my office, take naps and occasionally walks on my designs, it's very cute!
Our beloved yellow lab Gracie had suddenly passed away in March. My heart was broken. My kids missed her tremendously. As my friend Bethe told me "you need some Doggie love". Boy was she right.
My friend Michelle saw a piece on the news about Golden Retrievers that were being brought to New York from Istanbul Turkey. They needed homes and we needed a dog. So I went on the LIGRR website and to learn more about the "turkey dogs" as they refer to them. Took one look at April's picture and decided to send in an application.
A couple of weeks later I got a call. Was I still looking to adopt a dog? They told me April had hip surgery, she had a dislocated hip which they believe was that way since birth. She was spending her recovery time with a foster family. But if all went well with her post op appointment we could adopt her.
I took my son to go meet her. She was so sweet. She was very loveable and just wanted us to keep petting her.
She had to wear a cone, her rear right area was shaved and she had a big scar. She was going to need a lot of TLC. She couldn't go up any stairs, needed meds and had to be on the leash outside, no running. Melanie from LIGRR asked me "Are you ready for that?", my heart said yes but I was scared, could I take care of her? would she like us?
It was so emotional I didn't know what to do. I decided to take my daughter Hanna, there a few days later to meet her, then I'd make a decision. We walked down the stairs to see her, she came to greet us and when my daughter started petting her April began to purr it was so sweet. The decision was made later that day when I asked her what did you think about April and she said "Oh Mom I just love her!"
The call was made and a week later she was ours. She is doing great. She loves her walks and her leg is getting stronger everyday. Our house needed a dog and we found the perfect one for us.
The hole in my life and heart is starting to close up. I will never forget Gracie but if I can honor her life by giving sweet April a new home then my heart is full.


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Winning People, Losing America Hard Cover
Winning People, Losing America Hard Cover
You'll Never Look at Religion, Politics, and Football the Same Way Again!
If you purchase book here please pick up in person at Zion City only. Book also available on Amazon.com and through Xlibris Publishing.
Winning People, Losing America is a direct analytical and apologetical response to the issues of our time and awakens the souls of mankind with dynamic and compelling arguments that rival what's really happening in our world today and why? A glorified biblical commentary, you might say this book addresses almost everything you wanted to ask your local traditional religious leader but was afraid to.
Secular society coupled with religious culture has inadvertently created a climate in America that praises political correctness and legislation of questionable laws. Religious Traditionalists must now contend with how to remain spiritually relevant in perilous times and in the face of polarizing issues without compromising age old biblical practices and principles. Winning People, Losing America, though provocative, isn't meant to be divisive, but rather bring people together over divisive issues.
"This book constitutes my response to a number of polarizing issues we face today in religion and politics all delivered through the metaphoric lens of football. Hopefully, this book will get far left liberals and far right conservatives off their respective sidelines and onto the field for a competitive, but fun game of flag football." C. Coliér McNair


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Question by Lightning: Does anyone have access to any of the books in Orson Scott Card's Women of Genesis series?
If you do, could you tell me whether there's a bibliography in the back of the books? And if so, what books are listed in the bibliography?
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You can look up the book on Amazon dot com, look inside the book, and get the information you want. There doesn't seem to be a bibliography, per se, but I think I see what you want. For example, in the "Afterward" section of "Sarah" we find these words at the end of the book, on pages 340-341,
"Here are some of the sources I used in preparing this book. They are all interesting and valuable books, even if I often drew conclusions that the authors might not have been pleased with, and even though some of the scholars, at least, were quite avidly of the rejectionist camp. I consulted many other books, but these were the ones I found most useful and trustworthy, and I intend to use again as sources.
Donald B. Redford, "Egypt, Canaan, and Israel in Ancient Times" (Princeton University Press, 1992)
Gosta W. Ahlstrom, "The History of Ancient Palestine" (Sheffield Academic Press/Fortress Press, 1993, 1994)
Gay Robins, "Women in Ancient Egypt" (Harvard University Press, 1993)
Michael Rice, "Egypt's Making: The Origins of Ancient Egypt, 5000-2000 B.C. (Routledge, 1990)
And for those who do not immediately recognize the source of some of the events early in the novel, those are based on the book of Abraham in the "Pearl of Great Price, a book of scripture recognized only within the LDS Church.
Peter James and Nick Thorp, "Ancient Mysteries (Ballantine, 1999). The great care these authors took in verifying speculation and drawing evidence from many disciplines made this a fascinating and useful tool—especially concerning the location of Sodom and the events surrounding its destruction.
If you have questions or comments about any aspect of this novel, you are invited to visit http://www.hatrack.com or http://www.nauvoo.com. "
I didn't see any kind of bibliography or Afterward for "Rebecca," just a kind of study guide. There was some information in the Preface, however. Orson Card wrote on page vii:
"I used all the sources that previously helped me in writing "Sarah," the companion volume to this book, and in addition, Norman L. Heap's "Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob: Servants and Prophets of God") Family History Publications, Greensboro NC, 1986, 1999)….
As for "Rachel and Leah," there is an "Afterward," but I couldn't look at all of it. What I saw did not seem to indicate more bibliography. I saw no "Preface" to this book. What you see in these "Look inside" is rather random.
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Paging Dr. Howard! In outpacing Doc Rivers and the Journey in the closest ever ballot yesterday, the skilled Mavericks wing celebrated a rare trifecta this past week - the birth of his first child, the selection to his first all-star game, and winning his first ever Athlete of the Week honor. Congratulations Josh!! I'm not sure which ranks atop Dr. Howard's list, but I've got a sneaking suspicion that the print-out of this blog page might be framed and placed atop the mantle above the fireplace in Dr. Howard's living room!!
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Athlete of the Week: Josh Howard
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Physics Expert to Discuss "God Particle" at MU
November 7th, 2013
WHAT: The 2013 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to two scientists who predicted the existence of the Higgs boson particle, a particle that gives mass to other particles. Nicknamed the "God particle," it was discovered by teams of physicists nearly 50 years after the prediction. In a presentation at the University of Missouri, a physicist from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will discuss what scientists know about this particle and what big discoveries might be on the horizon.
WHO: Mark Neubauer, associate professor of physics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). Neubauer is a member of the ATLAS experiment team at the Large Hadron Collider where the Higgs boson particle was discovered. The Large Hadron Collider is the world's largest particle accelerator and is located on the border of Switzerland and France.
Prior to his appointment at UIUC, Neubauer worked as a post-doctoral researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of California, San Diego. He was awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER award in 2011. The CAREER award is the NSF's most prestigious award in support of junior faculty members who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through outstanding research, excellent teaching, and the integration of education and research.
WHEN: 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 7
WHERE: Monsanto Auditorium
Bond Life Sciences Center, MU Campus
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There's no getting around it, airfare is expensive. One of the major costs on your trip to Croatia will be your flight. But do not worry, traveler, there are ways to save on every flight to Croatia without sacrificing your vacation.
Croatia has two international airports, located in Dubrovnik and Zagreb, and commercial flights come in to both from several major airports every day. The key to getting there within your budget, however, is to start planning early, fly outside of the peak seasons, and choose your airport wisely.
The cost of plane tickets, like most everything in Croatia, increases in the summer, but there are ways to get a good deal. Planning your trip a few months in advance gives you time to search for the best deal, and as the departure date nears, flights generally increase in price. Try bootsnall's fare finder and let us troll the web for the very best deals.
Airfare to the Adriatic drops in price later in the year, particularly in the wet winter months of December and January. A $2,000 flight in July will fall to $800, but unless you packed your own wetsuit you will miss out on swimming in Croatia's beautiful, unspoiled sea. A trip in the late spring gives you a head-start on the crowds, but visiting in September and giving the water a chance to warm up, gives you the best trip for your ticket price (And plenty of sunshine, albeit with a chance of showers near the end of the month.)
Finally, the choice comes down to location. Flights to Zagreb are generally cheaper than those arriving in Dubrovnik, but know yourself and your traveling companions. Would a flight to Zagreb and a few day trips to Plitvice jezera and cultural sights in the northern part of Croatia be a good addition to your trip? Or would you just be delaying the real reason you're traveling: getting to the resort and those sun drenched lounge chairs.
If expanding the scope of your trip to save some money sounds intriguing, consider flying from the states to Austria or another popular European destination and sightseeing your way down to Croatia. It will add days to your trip and might be more expensive in the end, but you might save some cash on the flight.
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We have all send emails, texts and social media out and many times wondering if it is reaching anyone. I know I have in the past. It is hard to communicate in this fast-paced culture. We all live inundated with information at our fingertips.
Why communication matters?
People who are not in the know are the less likely to be engaged with what's happening. Technology has helped simplify communication over the years. I want to share a few ways I am learning to communicate with students and their parents.
What to communicate:
1) Celebrate what is happening: Highlight what God did the week before in the student ministry (Salvation, baptism, response).
2) Inform them of what is coming up and how to get involved. Share the teaching series, events and more.
3) Encourage them. Let them know you care for them and their family.
How to communicate:
Here is an example of a typical week:
1. Record a video announcement on Thursday morning recapping our student ministry gathering the night before. I will upload it to our vimeo page and share it on social media.
2. Mailchimp: Create a mailchimp template that you can make your own and send out what is coming up weekly. We take a screenshot of the weekly update video in vimeo. I will upload the screenshot into the mail chimp email and link it to vimeo. By the way, video is much more engaging than only text and logos.
I send it out on Monday morning at 9:00am.
It includes an overview of that week's message and three questions that parents can follow up with their student after Wednesday night.
3. Schedule Social Media and texting (Facebook, twitter, instagram)
Typically we schedule social media to go out Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. Monday is communicating what we are talking about at Source, Wednesday is a reminder about Source and inviting friends and Thursday is an encouraging word or recap.
What tips do you have about communicating with families?


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Lost in thought and inching through an intersection that crosses the bike path, I hear a sickening thud. I look up to see a man's face in my side window. I screech to halt and let loose a disembodied scream. Heart racing, panic rising, nausea welling, I see him fall to the ground beside the car. I screech to a halt, open the door slowly, shaking.
He's lying face down on the pavement.
Almost immediately, a crowd gathers on the sides of the road. Hot tears are streaming down my cheeks, up my nose and into my ears. I can't see straight; the sobbing is blurring my visions and my ability to speak.
People are comforting me, and I'm trying to tell them to stop. I'm not the one on the ground. But I can't stop sobbing. It's embarrassing and ridiculous.
I dial 911 and somehow tell them our location. They ask me if he's breathing: Yes. "Can he talk?" Yes. Is he bleeding? "No. They tell me to tell him not to move.
A friend takes control of the situation, and sits with the man coaching an updating him as he lies face down on the pavement.
My mind races: Where did he comes from? Why didn't I see him? How did this happen? Will he be okay? Will I be arrested? Will our insurance triple?
The assembled onlookers are assuring me that he's fine, and that everything will be fine.
Within 10 minutes, two fire trucks and an ambulance are on the scene. The paramedics examine the man who is shaken but physically unharmed. The police take a statement from me. The man walks off to meet his wife.
I feel like I've been run over.
This is my fifth post for the September – 21 Moments Writing Challenge. Sixteen more to go!


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Jonas + Staesi
I'm so excited to finally share this wedding, where the groom is one of my favorite people (ARIA crew member Jonas), and the location is DISNEYLAND.
Jonas + Staesi love Star Wars so it only made sense that their wedding day was full of Star Wars details! Staesi looked amazing in her custom storm trooper gown with Rey inspired hair. Jonas' father was appropriately dressed as Darth Vader, and a crew of little Storm Troopers walked the aisle in lieu of traditional flower girls and ring bearers. I had so much fun celebrating these two!
See their feature on Green Wedding Shoes here.
Location: Brisa Courtyard at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa // Event design: Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings // Florals: Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings // Dress: Custom // Bride's Shoes: Adidas X Star Wars // Hair Stylist: Taylor Egan // Makeup Artist: Loli Romo // Groom's Shoes: New Balance // Invitations: Jiwa Jiwa Press // Catering: Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings // Officiant & Coordinator: Alicia Hollinger // Film Processing: Indie Film Lab


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Action Alert for Friday, Feb 10
Day of Call Action on Friday Feb 10 Targeting Arch Coal
Occupy Arch Coal: Save Blair Mountain from Mountaintop Removal Mining
Mountaintop removal coal mining is destroying the mountains and threatening the health and lives of communities across Appalachia. But people in Appalachia are standing up and today they need your support.
Residents of Blair, West Virginia have noticed increased activity from mining company Arch Coal around Blair Mountain — site of the largest labor uprising in American history. Residents are becoming increasingly concerned about Arch's activities and fear they will move forward with plans to mine the historic location.
Take action today – Tell Arch Coal To Save Blair Mountain.
Arch Coal has four planned operations on Blair Mountain, some of which intrude onto the battlefield. Tomorrow, this multi-billion dollar company will announce its profits from the fourth quarter of last year. Whatever those earnings are, the company has a responsibility to the community in which it operates.
Folks in Appalachia won't stand for Arch Coal's plan to destroy their community and our nation's history just so they can increase their profit margin, and we shouldn't either.
Call Arch CEO, Steven Leer tomorrow, on Friday, February 10 and tell him that Appalachian communities should not fall victim to pad his profit margin.
Call Arch's St. Louis headquarters: (314) 994-2700
Call Arch's Charleston, WV headquarters: (304) 760-2400
To allow Arch Coal to destroy Blair Mountain would be to tear out a crucial page of American labor history and burn it. But even more important than the history are the lives of the people living at the foot of this mountain today.
Hello, my name is ____ and I am calling to ask you to abandon your plans to mine the historic Blair Mountain. The whole world is watching, and I am calling on your corporation to do the right thing and stop the destruction of Blair Mountain, along with all other mountains and communities in Appalachia. Mountaintop removal mining is wrong and harmful to the people and communities below it. Please cease and desist from your Blair Mountain plans.


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Washington County Museum offers a gateway to the historical and cultural resources available in the Tualatin Valley and the western Portland Metro area.
The Washington County Museum offers a wide range of exhibits, educational programs and activities, events and activities for families, groups, and schools and classes. Our family events include Free Family Day and Birthday Parties.
Washington County Museum
Portland Community College Rock Creek Campus
17677 NW Springville Road
Portland, Oregon 97229
Museum Hours: Wednesdays through Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
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Museum Archives can be accessed by appointment only
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Youth (13-17) $3
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Parking: Paid parking is available on the PCC Rock Creek campus Monday through Friday. Weekend parking is free in any PCC parking lot. For fares and info, please check the PCC website. Free parking is available during the week behind the museum on the gravel road (enter from Parking Lot A).
Please note: By entering the Washington County Museum, all staff, guests and volunteers grant permission to the Museum and its agents to utilize any visitor's image, likeness and/or sound recordings for the purpose of marketing and promoting the museum whatsoever in perpetuity.
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In the event of adverse weather conditions, the Museum will post closing notices on the website and our Facebook page. In general, the Museum will adhere to the following plan:
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