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Buying a HUD home for parents
My parents are retired with min income. Can me and my brother buy a hud home as owner/occupant for them? Both of us currently own homes. We plan on putting 30% down. The house and loan will be in our name(me and my brother).
I think you can buy anything you want, unless there are restrictions because it's a HUD home. Otherwise, it would probably be like owning a second home, and you won't get any of the tax benefits such as writing off the interest or claiming homestead exemption.
I just bid on a hud home 2 weeks ago, so not that I'm an expert, I can tell you the little that I know (one is that I didn't get the house!)
In the HUD listing it will tell you if the bidding is open to Owner Occupied bidders or Investors. For me, it was owner occupied. You have to give your ss# to put in a bid. I was outbid, house went for more than the asking price - was a great deal - it was a learning experience for me.
If there are no bids accepted from a owner, then they will open it up to all bidders, owners AND investors.
The bid that is accepted is the one that nets the Gov. the most money.
One thing I learned is they use their own lawyers, so you save on closing costs and they will pay up to $3 of your closing costs (at least this was true in the state I was bidding in, not sure if it's the norm nationwide)
I would say your parents would have to put in the offer to get in an owner occupied, unless you live with them. But you could bid on one for them and buy it as an investor, but as the other posted wrote, you won't be able to have the tax benefits.
Go to the HUD site, there's a lot of information there. Just make sure, if you find a home you/your parents like, and it's a good deal, bid ABOVE the asking price, something I should have done. Oh, and do get an inspector and read the report the HUD inspector wrote, it's there for you to see.
Please make sure you look in to this and not take what I've written to heart, it's just my experience and what I experienced recently.
Why a home for them? Have you looked at assisted living places? They take a person's income and match the housing. Here seniors can get either apts or 2-3 bedrooms in a serious of senior places, again based on income. That way any money you spend on a house, could be put aside for medical emergencies or? How old are the parents and what health problems if any? Do they really want a house and can they take care of it. If they are in their 60's + I see many other opportunties. and yes we are in our 70's and because of health issues, we have to depend on son and wife. Later when it gets so I cannot do as much as I can now. we will make the move. It is not fair to the children, no matter what they say.

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August 13, 2014
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Mount Pleasant, S.C. – PETA receives reports every year about animals who experience horrifying deaths after being left in hot cars during the spring and summer months. Just this week, nine dogs in Mount Pleasant died after being left in a car for more than three hours while the temperature outside got up to 82 degrees and the heat index hit almost 91 degrees.
On a 78-degree day, the temperature inside a parked car can soar to between 100 and 120 degrees in just minutes, and on a 90-degree day, interior temperatures can reach as high as 160 degrees in less than 10 minutes. If you see a dog showing any symptoms of heatstroke—including restlessness, heavy panting, vomiting, lethargy, and lack of appetite or coordination—get the animal into the shade immediately. You can lower a symptomatic dog's body temperature by providing the dog with water, applying a cold towel to the animal's head and chest, or immersing the dog in tepid (not ice-cold) water. Then immediately call a veterinarian.
PETA makes the following suggestions for safeguarding animals:
- Keep dogs indoors: Unlike humans, dogs can only sweat through their footpads and cool themselves by panting. Soaring temperatures can cause heat stress, injury, or death.
- Provide water and shade: If animals must be left outside, they should be supplied with ample water and shade, and the shifting sun needs to be taken into account. Even brief periods of direct exposure to the sun can have life-threatening consequences.
- Walk—don't run: In very hot, humid weather, never exercise dogs by cycling while they try to keep up or by running them while you jog. Dogs will collapse before giving up, at which point, it may be too late to save them.
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- Stay alert and save a life:Keep an eye on all outdoor animals. Make sure that they have adequate water and shelter. If you see an animal in distress, provide him or her with water for immediate relief and then contact humane authorities right away.
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gorgeous capture:)
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oh this is just too cute for words… I love the position of his little hands and the title – perfect!!!
great lil fatty
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Awesome shot!
Maybe just one too many insects in that belly. Good shot, Frank.
Hehehehehe, great capture Frank.
what a little fatty.. someones over feeding the critters wayy too much luv eh?!
Sensational image. Too fabulous
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Young poets launch social justice campaign against diabetes
Amidst rising rates of diabetes in teenagers, youth are leading a new campaign to combat the social and environmental factors that created the epidemic.
"This campaign is more about the social determinants of the disease," said Sarah Fine, project director for the Youth Speaks UCSF Public Health Literacy Project. "We want to change the conversation to what are the social forces exacerbating the epidemic and what can we do to affect change."
A recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, published in the May 21 issue of the Journal of American Academy of Pediatrics, revealed that 1 in 4 youth between the ages of 12 and 19 have pre-diabetes, versus 1 in 11 a decade ago.
Even more alarming is the finding that 50 percent of youth are at a greater risk for developing diabetes within the next five years.
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Sociedad pick up fourth straight win
Real Sociedad 2, Athletic Bilbao 0
Real Sociedad edged their way past Athletic Bilbao 2-0 to win the Basque derby at Anoeta with a goal at the end of either half, cutting the gap between themselves and their local rivals in fourth spot to just one point.
Antoine Griezmann put the hosts ahead in the closing stages of the first half and although Ernesto Valverde's side had significantly more possession, they were unable to carve together enough chances to equalize, and in injury time Ruben Pardo provided the finishing touch to a counterattack to seal the points.
Athletic went into the game four points clear of their rivals in fourth and the game had been billed as a crunch tie in the battle for the final Champions League spot.
The visitors made the brighter start, with Ander Herrera and Aymer Laporte both shooting off target early on. Carlos Vela had La Real's first notable effort and then Imanol Agirretxe came close to flicking a cross from the Mexican into the goal.
At the other end, Carlos Gurpegui headed just wide of the near post from close range following a corner, and later Aritz Aduriz hit the side netting.
Valverde's men looked the likelier team to score but with little more than two minutes to play of the first half, it was La Real who took the lead.
Pardo sent in an out-swinging corner towards Griezmann on the left hand side of the area, and the winger's shot was kicked out by Athletic stopper Gorka Iraizoz straight back to the Frenchman, who struck first time and this time the ball bounced in at the near post.
The goalkeeper's view had been blocked by the outstretched leg of Vela, but the former Arsenal striker did not get a touch, and Iraizoz will feel he should have done much better.
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La Real started the second period on the front foot and could have doubled their lead through one of two own goals. First Mikel Rico flicked a Griezmann corner just wide of the near post, then Mikel Balenziaga headed a corner from Pardo off the post.
Athletic soon improved but were imprecise when they got to their hosts' area, and had appeals for a handball by Markel Bergara in the area turned down.
Midway through the second half Griezmann was put through on a rare break for La Real, but this time Iraizoz got the better of his opponent. For all their possession, Athletic created few clear cut chances.
Herrera should have done more when presented with a free shot on the edge of the area, which he struck into the arms of Claudio Bravo, while Aduriz came inches away from sending a cross from the left hand side inside the near post.
Athletic became more and more desperate as time ran out and left their left hand side exposed, allowing Pardo to stroll into the area, receive a pass from Haris Seferovic and calmly slot into the opposite corner.
Sevilla hammered Getafe 3-0 at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan to move sixth in the Primera Division.
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Sevilla threatened through two early headers, Vitolo denied by keeper Miguel Moya before Federico Fazio's effort went over.
Bacca's shot was also too high and Vitolo shot wide, either side of an optimistic effort from Getafe's Borja Fernandez.
Kevin Gameiro provided the most serious threat of the opening 20 minutes, Sevilla's French striker hitting a post with an angled drive.
Fernando Navarro's volley and Coke Andujar's drive both cleared the crossbar before the crucial moment of the first half arrived shortly after the half-hour.
Getafe went close when Adrian Colunga forced an excellent reaction save from home keeper Antonio Beto, but Sevilla broke away and within a minute had taken the lead. Bacca was the provider with a through-ball for Vitolo to finish neatly from six yards.
Getafe's search for an equaliser yielded only two nonthreatening efforts from Sergio Escudero before the break, while Pedro Leon fired wide shortly after.
And Bacca put the game to bed 10 minutes into the second period when he met Fazio's cushioned header with a close-range volley into the bottom corner.
Colunga shot wide and Escudero fired over, while in between times Sevilla went close through Rakitic.
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Getafe's challenge petered out completely, though, and after Bacca tested Moya and Daniel Carrico headed over, Sevilla added a deserved third goal in the 77th minute.
Bacca again provided the final pass for Rakitic to finish low from just inside the box.
Rakitic and Piotr Trochowski saw long-range shots saved by Moya before Marko Marin sent a late chance over the bar from close range.
Osasuna moved two points clear of the relegation zone with a vital but narrow 1-0 win over Espanyol at El Sadar.
Alvaro Cejudo scored the only goal of the game after 33 minutes as Osasuna edged the first half, but the hosts were also indebted to goalkeeper Andres Fernandez for a string of quality saves as Espanyol put up a fight in the second period.
The visitors' frustration grew with every wasted chance and coach Javier Aguirre was sent from his dugout to the stands midway through the second half after protesting a decision by referee Ignacio Iglesias Villanueva too vehemently for the official's liking.
Osasuna began the day occupying the final relegation spot but move up to 15th in the table thanks to the win, with Real Valladolid slipping down to 18th.
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Q. Every day I pass an old, boarded-up building on the northeast corner of Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. and Wagner Rd. Do you know its history?
A. Known as the McCollum-Schmitt House, it was built around 1850 by Stephen Mills, who also built Cobblestone Farm on Packard and the cobblestone Orrin White House on Fuller. This house, which he built for his aunt, is constructed of adobe bricks covered with stucco (at the time, commercial brick was not available west of Ypsilanti). The mud for the adobe was dug on site, pounded into wooden forms, and dried in the sun.
The current owner, who asked not to be named, bought the house twenty years ago as a part of a larger parcel. "If you are 5' 8" you are too tall to walk in it--it is a doll house, really," says the owner. The house has been boarded up since 1967, and without a well, septic system, or heating system, "it would cost a fortune" to renovate.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
92/365: Then and Now - Senior Homecoming and Miss Iris
I wore this dress over 21 years ago! I scanned the photo of me and added Miss Iris. I find it interesting that we are holding our hands in similar ways. :) It was not staged this way! I noticed it after placing them side by side.
I am 25% of the way through my 365 photo project! Thanks for those that are sticking it out with me!!!! I am enjoying taking the pics and seeing others creativity!
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LOVE this picture! What a fun thing for you both.
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|Reviews for Zabrina: the Flower of the Desert
| Snowfall Illusions chapter 2 . 4/22/2013
Yeesh, poor baby forgets her birthday and when her mom reminds her, she gets told about the creepy past...
Very great story from the mom, I want to hear more. Her mom hinted there was more... but seeing as this 'was the last time I ever say her alive' I'm guessing I'll have to wait for a while. Grr.
Glad the doggy is still alive for this chapter goober. Don't kill 'im or I'll be angry *angrily pouts*
I'm curious to these sunbursts and if its so hot, and these things are so dangerous, why is Zabrina going to 'lessons'...?
| CappyWag chapter 1 . 4/17/2013
A good read, I enjoyed your intro. I can't wait for more. A few comments, though:
I found it interesting that Storm was named partly due to storms "Tendency to appear when needed most." Coming from a rather dry climate, to me storms are very rare; maybe you could make a comment alluding to the wet climate that Zabrina is in, to help establish Storm's name?
Secondly, and I know that I have an awful tendency to do this too- you use a ton of semicolons. 10 in total, haha, but you use them mostly correctly (the last paragraph use is incorrect, as the second half after the semicolon is not an independent clause... just in case you care).
This usage is not at all a bad thing, but I point it out because you are writing in the voice of a thirteen year old. To me, semicolons establish orderly, flowing, connected thoughts. Most girls that age that I know do not think in such smooth ways; instead, it's a jump from one set of ideas to another to another. It's fine if Zabrina really is flowing in her thoughts like that, but just keep in mind what kind of voice you want to give your character.
Thirdly, in my extremely biased personal opinion, I dislike breaking the forth wall to introduce a character. I'm not saying change it- this is just an opinion.
Well done, and again, I look forward to more.
| LightningBolt21 chapter 1 . 4/16/2013
Not to bash the story, because it sounds very interesting but there were a few grammar mistakes that I found, now granted I'm not the best when it comes to grammar but this is what I saw.
'Mam and da said it was a waste' I'm assuming that you meant 'Ma and Da said it was a waste'
"I'm small, too," It should be 'I'm small too,' There is no need for a coma after small
'Hello. My name is Zabrina, and my story begins on my thirteenth birthday; the day I lost everything. Or, almost everything.' This is how I would write it 'Hello, my name is Zabrina and my story begins on my thirteenth birthday. The day I lost everything, well, almost everything'
Now, onto the story. Since the first chapter is so short there isn't much I can say other than I understand what the bond between girl and dog is like. I've had ten dogs in my life, and most of them have been strays that I've found on the road.
| Gorilla0132 chapter 1 . 4/16/2013
oh god don't kill the dog...for the sake of all that is good and holy do not kill the doggie...it'll be Marley and Me all over again :'(
| RBJohnson chapter 1 . 4/16/2013
I am officially intrigued, and I hope to read more soon.


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|January 8, 2013 07:00 AM EST
Despite State Department sensitivities, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt and Google Ideas director Jared Cohen, a former State Department policy wonk who now heads Google's New York-based think tank, landed in Pyongyang, North Korea, Monday as part of the entourage accompanying former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson.
The US State Department opposed the four-day visit as "unhelpful" because it follows so closely on North Korea's launch of a long-range rocket last month that deployed a satellite into space, a move the United Nations Security Council condemned as a violation of its prohibition on the country's covert tests of long-range missiles.
The rogue nation is intent on developing a nuclear-tipped warhead that could reach California and the UN is still figuring out an official response to the launch.
A US official told Reuters that "We are in kind of a classical provocation period with North Korea. Usually, their missile launches are followed by nuclear tests. During these periods, it's very important that the international community come together, certainly at the level of the UN Security Council, to demonstrate to North Korea that they pay a price for not living up to their obligations."
The nine-person delegation, which reportedly includes Schmidt's daughter, arrived in the North Korean capital from Beijing Monday night local time. It's not clear who Schmidt and Richardson expect to meet or even why Schmidt is along.
The New York Times said North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency confirmed the group's arrival in Pyongyang in a one-sentence dispatch, calling it "a Google delegation."
Richardson, a former American ambassador to the United Nations who has been to North Korea a number of times, may seek the release of a Korean-American tour guide who was arrested and reported confessed to unknown charges in November.
A North Korean delegation quietly visited Google in 2011 and boy dictator Kim Jong Un has just started talking about using science and technology to extricate his country from the mire it's in by digitizing schools and factories.
Schmidt may be trying to exploit the situation despite the fact that North Korea is one of the most repressive regimes in the world and has the most restrictive Internet policy anywhere, with access only to a domestic intranet system, not the World Wide Web.
According to Richardson, "This is not a Google trip, but I'm sure [Eric's] interested in some of the economic issues there, the social media aspect. So this is why we are teamed up on this."
Richardson told the AP they will "meet with North Korean political leaders. We'll meet with North Korean economic leaders, military. We'll visit some universities. We don't control the visit. They will let us know what the schedule is when we get there."
It is believed Schmidt may make some kind of a donation during the trip.
Richardson is supposed to have a press conference on January 10 after returning to Beijing.
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Pickering not taking orders in 2015, now where?
I have only bought from Pickering, and have been happy with the health of their bare root roses. Anyone else having to decide where they want to order from instead?
Please note--Pickering Nurseries will not open for the 2015 season.
The rose growing industry has seen a great many changes in the last 10 years. Unfortunately, the majority of these changes were negative for both the companies involved and their bottom lines. The pesticide ban enacted by Ontario in the mid 2000's, an increase in hybridizer royalty rates and how they are calculated, a glut of cheap US grown roses coupled with the Canadian government changing both import and export regulations (unable to ship to the US 2013 and additional ongoing issues with our root stock) have left me with no choice but to stop shipping roses for this season. Over the last several years Pickering Nurseries has been exploring alternative propagation techniques and changes to our business model. Both of these things are still a work in progress. We hope to have a small, core selection of rooted cuttings available in the spring of 2016.
It is also with great sadness we announce the passing of Joseph Schraven, my father and founder of Pickering Nurseries, on May 27th.
In closing, I would like to extend thanks to all our long time customers and our colleagues in the industry and we hope to be able to serve you in the future.
Best regards,
Joel Schraven
Pickering Nurseries
This post was edited by dove_song on Wed, Aug 20, 14 at 18:10
Order from Palatine instead. Their bare roots have been superior to those of Pickering for many years now.
Here is a link that might be useful: Palatine Nurseries
S & w greenhouse here in tennesee is excellent ! They do have a short delivery time so you have to be ok with that . But the prices are great and I've been there a few times and feel great about supporting the business .
For potted roses or bands I love heirlooms selection , and chamblees is awesome too .
Also roses unlimited , in sc .
And Antique rose emporium has a lot to choose from !
Rouge valley roses has a lot to pick from , when I ordered 3 years ago they were definitely small bands but grew well . Hoping they send bigger plants nowadays .
I'm already looking forward to planning my new orders !
Two good US sources for cold hardy roses are Northland Rosarium and High country Roses. I have bought from both and been very satisfied.
Two more sources which I have not used are Azalea House in New York State and North Creek (Suzanne Verrier's nursery)
Dear Mr. Schraven, Condolences for the loss of your father. I am also saddened by the difficulties your nursery in having. I received an order of magnificent alba roses from you which I still have and enjoy every year.
There has been some discussion on this forum about the issues with a particular English breeder. Might you consider only carrying the older varieties, which many of us know and love and can no longer buy, and forgoing the patented ones?
Unfortunately, we can only commiserate about the cheap American roses. They infest our stores also; many are infected with RMV, and they are often mislabeled.
Bare roots: Palatine for sure. Regan Nurseries has perhaps the largest selection of bare roots - mostly modern varieties, mostly grafted. Witherspoon is another resource, less selection but I'm often surprised to discover they have hard to find varieties. David Austin is pricey, but good quality and they sell several non-DA roses. I'd avoid Edmunds because of their habit of shipping too late, which is too bad because they have nice selection and their roses are reasonable quality if you could just get them in the ground a few weeks earlier.
Own roots, I highly recommend High Country Roses and Northland Rosarium for their specialization of cold hardy roses and good sized healthy plants. Many nurseries that sell own root plants offer only bands and with our short growing season that can be a gamble. I have had some good luck with bands of very hardy roses, especially from Heirloom. They have a great selection and under the new owner ship they're offering many varieties in larger size.
Locally, I like Roseland in Acushnet, MA and Unacanoonuc in Goffstown, NH. Maybe try Corliss Brothers in Ipswich, MA.


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Happy Thanksgiving everyone !!!
Just wanted to make sure to get this message in.
Tomorrow will be very busy and I might not get the chance.
Today--DH and I will be cooking the first turkey---I make it today do I can have the gravy ready for tomorrow---then we divide this one in half so the kids will have leftovers.
Tomorrow we cook the second turkey for dinner.
LOts of work to do today.
My head and ears are still uncomfortable from the flight to Texas---The Dr. gave me some meds---I hope they kick in by tomorrow.
Hope everyone has a great Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I got a big turkey to cook, and then all my guests decided to go other places, so we will have lots of leftovers....my DH is happy.....he doesn't like company and loves to eat. We plan to see some movies and watch football and hopefully get the holiday decorations up. May have to wait for the lights as the forecase is for rain, rain and more rain. Have fun rosers.
Kathy W.
Happy Thanksgiving!! I'm cooking as usual, the kids are all coming home, 2 of the 3 who have their SOs with them which makes the family even more fun. We all decided that we like Wednesday night's pandemonium better than Thanksgiving day. Take out, a disaster of a kitchen, it's fun.
WOW, good think I checked this out, I have to go cut some roses!!! Have a good one everyone...
Happy Thanksgiving to you too Florence, and to everyone here!
Florence, you must be the Martha Stewart of the rose forum...I've made cooked-till-condensed-to-the-jelling-point turkey stock the day before to add to pan drippings for gravy, but never cooked an entire turkey as part of getting ready. And one year I got to my brothers in Portland and realized I'd left the gravy fixin's at home :)
No food worries for tomorrow though, we're going to my sisters, she'll cook a traditional turkey and I'll have plenty of pan juices to make her gravy. Her husband is cooking prime rib on the gas grill, that will keep the men busy and out of the way....you know it takes at least 5 adult men to stand and watch a roast.
One pie finished, hors d'oeuvres prep started, 4 pies to make yet but I don't have to clean house for the holiday and am doing fine timewise. When we go to my sisters, I'm assigned the beginning and end of the meal, appetizers and desserts.
(Kathy, are you as tired of this rain as I am? It's just pounding on my skylights again today - my back yard and rear garden are a bog and I didn't design them for that.)
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Thanks, Florence, for starting this thread. Happy Thanksgiving to you all, too! I have two pumpkin pies in the oven as I'm typing this and the house smells like heaven. DS#1 and his family will be here about noon tomorrow for the long weekend; DS#2 is already here. It's going to be a hectic and wonderful weekend - my little 10-1/2 month old granddaughter just started walking last week, so as you can imagine I can't wait to see her! :-) Here's wishing everyone a safe and memorable holiday.
TO all my rosey friends Happy Thanksgiving. Making only sides. EDDs a vegetarian and tofu turkey just doesnt do it for either of us. Stuffing yes, mushroom gravy yes, sweet potatoes, new potatoes, baby carrots biscuits sweet potato pie and pumpkin custard. We then go to and opening night of a sober weekend convention where I will celebrate my 29th anniversary free of drugs and alcohol. So I have a lot to be thankful for!
Happy Thanksgiving Day to my American friends - hope it is all that you have worked hard for! LOL! Enjoy your families and friends and that wonderful turkey feast! Ummmm, I can almost smell it cooking. I guess that must be Florence's! Tee-hee!
Hugs all!
Pauline - Vancouver Island
Congratulations, Joe! That takes strength. AnneC, I'm jonezing for bitty grandkid pics! So good to hear from forum folks.
We are putting off my cooking unless I can brave the store in the cold dark scary wind-rain. The past coupla days have brought much high water and missles of tree branches that I was hoping would clear. Dad's flight from LA [CA] got in well today in this scary weather and that was the only important thing.
Bojangle's turkey tommorrow then but for Friday:
chicken kiev [a la Mom], dressing with giblit gravy, galuschka [sp? Hungarian spaetzle], snow peas and sauteed mushrooms. Cranberry cornbread.
Dessert: My secret-recipe pumpkin pie wih a crushed-hazelnut crust and 1/3 of the pumpkin puree exchanged with pureed spiced peaches and 1 T of cognac. Yum!!
I've lost 22lbs - count 'em! - since Molineux lit our fire and I'm going to FEAST for 1 day, thankyouverymuch ;]
Florence, 2 turkeys? Talk about Martha Stewart. Where do you store everything? Do you have more than 1 fridge?
Joe - congrats! JD & I stopped being friends somewhere around 1995. I didn't see him every night, nor was it really a problem; I just decided one day that I didn't like it any more.
Meredith - galuschka = Gulyas?
Hungarian Spaetzle = Little Dumplings for those wondering.
We never had much Hungarian food growing up, nor did the parents speak Hungarian.
Started the stuffing yesterday; cooked up all the veggies that go into it. I usually have dad's Hungarian sweet peppers to add to it (it makes the whole stuffing) but not this year. I "baked" a dutch apple Sarah Lee pie yesterday and let a pecan pie thaw. Was going to make rice Krispie treats, but my back wouldn't let me. It will be a small affair - hubby, my 2 kids, his son and my son's 2 friends that moved to CA a few years ago. They both decided to leave their mom and come back "home" they live with friends.
Any time after today marks the big baking spree I will try to do. I always make tons of cookies for Christmas, want to send a few batches to the guys in Iraq. Someone from a computer forum I go to is stationed there, want to send him and his friends a little bit of "home". We picked up my big gift the other day, a pro kitchenaid stand mixer. Got it for a really great price at the wholesale club. I will use it and rebox it.
Hope everyone has a great day. It will be hard for me at times without my dad; but I'll get through it.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone :)
Everyone is gone---it is almsot 8 P. M.---We are all stuffed ---the food was delicious---even my stuffing and gravy---LOLIt is always guess work for me --maybe one day I will write down a recipe---LOL
Joe---29 years that is wonderful---I don't drink---maybe a glass of wine now and then but it must be very difficult to stop.
You have so many talents--it would be a shame to ruin it with a drink
Bravo for you.
Sue---yes we do have two refrigerators---Thank goodness and we always make too much food-----But I do like to be able to send it all home for the kids who both have to work tomorrow.
Hope everyone had a nice day.


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Some commodities are considered risk factors and can increase your rates, or may not be covered at all. Common risk factors are:
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Your credit and claims histories may affect your insurance coverage costs. Having a high credit score and few to no insurance claims can help to reduce your rates.
Proper insurance is beneficial but it does not have to be expensive. By keeping the aforementioned things in mind and adjusting accordingly, you can secure reasonable homeowners' insurance NJ rates.
Insurance rates tend to be higher for the old and young, because statistics indicate these age groups are at much greater risk for an accident.
The less claims you make, the lower your auto insurance premium. Insurance companies are more hesitant to insure those who have made claims on multiple occasions for fear the trend will continue.
Studies indicate a direct connection between your ability to pay back debts and your level of risk while out on the road.
Fair or not, your home address affects how much you pay for auto insurance. Factors like crime rate play a key role in determining final insurance costs.
History indicates that married individuals are at lower risk for accidents than singles, and this shows in insurance premiums.
While assessing where you fall in the aforementioned categories will give you an idea of whether you can obtain cheap auto insurance in Orlando Florida, you'll want to check with your agent for specific premium rates and information.
The most successful businessmen are those that take the time to investigate, and invest in, an array of business insurance policies geared to protect them from any circumstances, both known and unknown. There are many business insurance options available, and among them is one vital piece of coverage known as business interruption insurance, but the process of simply choosing insurance policies can become overwhelming, which should lead to a host of questions.
Obviously, the process can be simplified through the knowledge of an insurance agent who can provide some insight and help determine which products and services best fit your needs. But it also helps to have an understanding of many of the more basic business insurance policies out there as you begin the process. Let's look at a few of the general types of business insurance options that most owners will likely need:
For example, business interruption insurance would cover lost sales, rent, and payroll in the event that you had to rebuild your business following an accident, as well as help pay for temporary office space and/or equipment. Make the smart choice by speaking to an agent about your business coverage needs.
It requires getting to know how a company perceives themselves, and what image they want to present to their target audience. While this may sound like an uncomplicated task, putting together a sound marketing plan requires knowing where your agency is right now, where they want to be a year from now, and how they plan to get there.
As you begin the arduous task of coming up with marketing ideas that are going to help the agency grow, you need to set a benchmark indicating where your agency is now. In that way, you'll be able to look back and see how your marketing efforts helped improve your agency's growth, as well as identify which ideas worked for your agency and which didn't. In this way, moving forward you don't waste time or money on marketing ideas that don't work. Answering the following questions may help in choosing a direction to go with your campaign:
Once a benchmark has been established, start thinking about where your company wants to go. Start off by setting some specific goals. Then, when you're ready, enlist the help of an insurance marketing company that understands exactly who you are, and how to help you succeed in the marketplace. Selling insurance is easy, but you are working in a very competitive field. After you complete the first year of your marketing plan, you should be able to measure your success more easily.
Before starting out, have a mechanic check to make sure the following are in good working condition:
Start out on a long trip with a full tank of gas. Watch weather reports to time your trip and help ensure you won't be driving right into a major storm. If you encounter flooded roadways, try to find an alternate route; water is often deeper than it appears, and you can lose control of your vehicle when water is only a few inches deep, losing the ability to steer, stop or move ahead. The engine can stall, rendering all power-assisted systems inoperable.
It's also a good idea to take the time right at the start of the new year to sit down with your professional insurance agent and update your coverage, especially if Santa brought you a shiny new ride. Your agent can obtain CT car insurance quotes, then assemble a comprehensive program covering you in the event of an accident. With the right policy and advanced preparation to protect you before you hit the road, you'll be all set to make it to Nana's in time for a nice lunch.
This type of insurance covers you or your business in the event that a client experiences a financial loss as a result of a service you provided, or failed to appropriately provide. Virtually anyone who charges money for a professional service is at risk for E&O exposure.
Because it applies to so many different professions, there are numerous situations where E&O insurance could come into play. Say youre a corporate events planner and you book the hotel, conference rooms and all activities for the week of June 24 instead of July 24. Everyone shows up in June ready to roll except for the business associates. Who is going to pay the professionals for your error? This is just one example of many where E&O insurance would prove tremendously useful.
Now that you know just what is errors and omissions insurance, ask yourself if you or your business is a good candidate. If youre not sure, contact an insurance agent for more information.
Disability statistics provide a sobering look at how people may lose income from loss of work due to an injury or illness. Approximately 30% of all working people between 35 and 65 will suffer a disability that lasts at least 90 days, while 70% of that number will be out of work due to illness. Some examples of debilitating conditions include:
A medical practitioner disability policy appropriate to your situation addresses a variety of potential circumstances. The plan should be clear on what constitutes a disability and what the benefit terms of for a partial disability. Individual plans may have certain advantages over group plans as far as renewability and portability. Also, unlike many individual plans, group policies may be cancelled at any time. Make sure you are fully invested with yourself with the right disability insurance.
With increasing numbers of deaths and serious injuries resulting from medical mistakes, more and more nurses are being named in malpractice claims. Many of these claims center on medication dosage or administration errors, but as the scope of the nursing career continues to expand, so do the areas in which nurses can be held accountable.
While some medical employers hold liability insurance, this is not always the case, and it also may not be enough to protect you and your career. Your employer could also potentially turn around and sue you for any money they had to part with on your behalf, and their policy may also have certain restrictions, such as not covering part-time or contract employees.
When you deal with life and death situations daily, you need to protect yourself and your career, and professional liability for nurses is the easiest way to do so.
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Despite the bright yellow costume, most of the traffic violators police pulled over claimed they never saw the chicken
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LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. — A member of the Lake Elsinore Police Department dressed up as a chicken Thursday as part of a law enforcement crackdown aimed at drivers who don't yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
The department conducted the crosswalk enforcement operation at five different locations in the city; two spots were located in close proximity to Lake Elsinore schools.
In total, officers ended up citing 31 drivers for failing to give way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk as well as one citation for speeding, the sergeant reported.
"Even though the decoy was wearing a bright yellow costume, most drivers stated they did not see him crossing the road," according to the report from Giannakakos.
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By carolinabeckey on February 01, 2012
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Frustrated. That's the only word to describe how I felt most of the afternoon.
The messaging feature was not working on my phone. Every time I tried to send or check texts or emails, it would just say "Initializing" for about 2 minutes and then go back to the main screen.
(Over, and over, and over. Until I was ready to scream.)
A quick Google told me first of all, that this must not be an unusual problem with this particular model of phone.
(The Samsung t582g)
One suggestion I found was to try resetting the phone to factory settings.
(Which did NOT work!)
Another Google entry led me to a site which suggested rebooting the phone by removing and reinstalling the battery .
(Which also did NOT work!)
As I continued reading, I quickly realized that my only other options were to completely restore the phone, which would mean all Contacts, ring tones, etc would be lost. OR I was going to have to contact my service provider to get a new SIM card. I was not happy about either one.
(And of course - this is the point when the phone starts beeping the "low battery" warning at me)
Fighting the urge to just throw the darn thing at the wall , I continued to stare at the computer screen hoping I would find an easier solution to the problem.
(easier solution - aka: one that makes me happier than the one I have been presented with)
However, I quickly realized I was going to have to suck it up and try restoring the phone.
I attempted to blue tooth my contacts to the computer.
(Which ended up being one more thing that did NOT work)
Which left me with a) actually lose all my contacts, or b) copy them all down by hand and manually install them back into the phone later. So, I pulled out a trusty pen and paper and started writing.
(It was at this point I was thinking that pen and paper never have data errors or have to initialize)
Fortunately the reset seems to have done the trick. And once again I am text capable.
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Looking to have two walk in closets installed. The quality, prices and types of systems seem to vary tremendously. Recommendations for MA based installers are appreciated.
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Recruiting Concierge Interview
I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Citadel in September 2010.
I met with 3 different people for my interview. A Recruiter, Recruiting Coordinator (who was in the position before), and the Recruiting Manager. I called in for an in person interview after applying to the job online through their website. The phone conversation I had with the Recruiting Coordinator who asked me to come in was quick and to the point. I first met with the Recruiter who was very nice and helpful in discribing career advancement opportunities, and was honest in telling me I could be in this position for a few years before being promoted. The Recruiting Coordinator was next who descriped the role in even more detail and mentioned i had done this same kind of work in my pervious internship. Then last was the Recruiting Manager who asked me what I thought the position was about and completely ignored my years worth of internship experience and asked what I learned in school about and HR and orgainzation. I was kind of insulted and then learned how the position was hourly and had no benefits! It was a waste of time and would recommend someone to ask all of these questions regarding pay and benefits up front before going in for a 6 hour interview process!
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