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Park Place Stadium Cinemas opens the British drama "Philomena" Friday. Directed by Stephen Frears ("The Queen"), it stars Steve Coogan as a political journalist who picks up the story of a woman (Judi Dench) and her search for her son, who was taken away from her decades ago after she became pregnant and was forced to live in a convent. It's based on the true story told in Martin Sixsmith's book, "The Lost Child of Philomena Lee."
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The Kanawha Players will host "A Very Merry Nightmare Dinner" at 7 p.m. Friday at the KP Theater, 309 Beauregard St. A tribute to "The Nightmare Before Christmas," it features an evening of song and scenes from the movie as well as a spaghetti dinner.
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At Homeless Persons' Memorial Day events across the country, we remember lives lost to homelessness. People who are homeless are highly vulnerable, with premature mortality rates far higher than the housed population. How do homeless service providers cope with the loss and grief that is inherent in this work? Two providers share their experiences of loss and grief with the HRC's Wendy Grace Evans.
After attending the Homeless Persons' Memorial Vigil in Albuquerque, New Mexico on December 10th, 2009, I left thinking about the people who lost their lives. I also thought about the homeless service providers who worked with them, and what it means to lose a client. How do providers cope with the loss that accompanies this work?
Nevin Marquez is the program director for
St. Martin's Hospitality Center's
Comprehensive Recovery Team in Albuquerque. He started working at St. Martin's as an outreach worker. "Initially my job was to go into the streets and find people who were suffering from mental illness, develop a rapport, and work to connect them with the services they needed."
Nevin shares the story of working very closely with and caring for a man who suffered from schizophrenia. The man lived for twelve years on the downtown plaza. "I always arrived bearing gifts, simple items like food, cigarettes, and water to open the conversation."
Nevin explains that it is crucial for an outreach worker to always be consistent. "If I break my promise and don't show up when I say I am going to show up, then I am unreliable, just like everyone else. This creates the belief that I am not really there to help." Nevin eventually found motel housing for the man, and learned that he had not been receiving his veteran's pension. Research into the man's pension revealed that he was owed over half a million dollars. Despite this news, he continued to live on one hundred dollars a week, and later died of bronchial complications. "It was a terribly sad situation, and in the space of two weeks, I lost two people I was working with."
Nevin talks about how difficult it was to cope with his client's loss. "There is always guilt. I wondered what I could have done differently. At the end of the day I have to realize that I cannot always create a miracle." He says that having a supportive team of colleagues helped him process the loss.
St. Martin's offers team support, mental health days, and bereavement days to help staff cope with the loss that is inherent in this work. "This is the work we do. People are tormented. They become ill and they die. I have to look at the fact that I am doing my best to help improve people's lives," shares Nevin.
Blue Vice is a Relocation Program Manager at St. Martin's. She shares that her work gives her a sense of gratitude alongside an awareness of loss. "It is an honor and a privilege that I wake up on this side of the dirt every morning."
Blue knows all too well how quickly homes and lives are lost. We talk about her work with people, about how she makes connections with people who are living on the street. "I treat people who are homeless the same way I treat everybody else: with dignity. This was the way that I was raised. My father used to talk about the man who complained of having no shoes, until the day he met the man who had no feet."
In 2009, Blue worked with five people who died in a two week time period. "It was such a short time period. You are there with them, talking to them, and then the next day they are gone," says Blue. She does not know how to describe the impact of this loss and offers that it is very difficult to confront these tragedies. While losses happen all year long, Homeless Persons Memorial Day services and vigils offer a moment to come together, reflect, and remember each life.
An important resource for providers experiencing the loss of a client is "
Taking Care: Coping with Grief and Loss
," a resource from
Shelter Health: Essentials of Care for People Living in Shelters
, published by the
National Health Care for the Homeless Council
. It provides reflections and tips for providers coping with the loss and grief that comes with the work of serving a highly vulnerable population.
The guide quotes the words of writer and thinker Henri Nouwen, "…let us not underestimate how hard it is to listen and be compassionate. Compassion is hard because it requires the inner disposition to go with others to the place where they are weak, vulnerable, lonely, and broken." Homeless service providers know very well the work of compassionate listening and compassionate action.
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The Louisiana City Council Monday night agreed to solicit proposals from prospective buyers who may be interested in purchasing three downtown lots.
That decision capped off a lengthy discussion regarding the process the city was following in regards to selling the properties. For the time being, the council's action also will halt negotiations that were underway between the city and two prospective buyers.
The council voted 7-0 to advertise a request for proposals (RFPs) for the properties, located in the 300 block of Georgia Street and the lot on the southeast corner of Georgia and 4th streets. It also scheduled to hold a special meeting on Tuesday, July 16, at 5:30 p.m. to review the RFPs.
The two votes were made after five of the seven council members opposed a motion to proceed with selling the properties. During a vote to sell the properties to Carter and the Dempseys, Ward 1 Alderman Larry White and Ward 2 Alderman Jim Wood voted in favor of the move. The aldermen who opposed the motion were Ward 1 Alderman Sal Pollice, Ward 2 Alderman Kathy Smith, Ward 3 Alderman Bart Niedner, and Ward 4 Alderman Russell Stephens. Ward 4 Alderman Monroe Elliott was absent.
The city had begun negotiations with Tim Carter on the lots located in the 300 block of Georgia Street and with Doug and Lynn Dempsey on the corner parcel. All three lots are vacant and are adjacent to properties that both parties currently own.
According to Mayor Tom Wallace, the city was offering to sell each of the three downtown lots for $10.
However at Monday's meeting, Niedner made the suggestion to advertise for proposals to open up the possibility if there were others interested in the properties. He indicated he had been approached by a resident questioning why this had not been done up until this point.
While he felt it was in the best interest of the city to allow making the properties available to the public, Niedner also stated he does not feel other offers will be made.
"I do not believe you will have any competition," Niedner told Carter and the Dempseys. "I believe this is dotting I's and crossing T's because the Constitution of Missouri says we cannot use public resources for private benefit. I want to completely eliminate any possible accusation that this council has violated that basic tenant."
By seeking the RFPs rather than bids, a purchase price will not be the focus of a future transaction between the city and any prospective buyer. Rather, a buyer must agree to certain specifications imposed by the city.
The legal notice related to the RFP is published in this week's Press-Journal.
The council's action left Carter and the Dempseys frustrated by the latest delay. Both parties expressed concerns about whether the council may decide to select a proposal over their own.
Carter indicated he planned on beautifying the property as a way to alleviate storm water run-off issues and help stabilize the adjacent structure he owns. He estimated it would cost $15,000 to improve the city-owned property.
Meanwhile, the Dempseys are in the process of opening a business at a vacant storefront on Georgia Street and also informed the board at Monday's meeting they had purchased the vacant property adjacent to that structure earlier in the day. They envision converting the two vacant properties into a parking lot.
"My thing is, 3 ½ years that lot has been vacant; 3 ½ years nobody has ever said a word," Doug Dempsey said. "Lynn and I start getting our ducks in a row and now all of a sudden certain members of the city council want to throw up the red flag and say, 'Wow, wait a minute.' "
Mayor Tom Wallace also felt the city should have proceeded to sell the properties.
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Some discussion at Monday's meeting also focused on whether or not an ordinance needed to be adopted acknowledging a decision to sell city-owned property or if a resolution was sufficient as a way to expedite a transaction.
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"My opinion is, if we put out a RFP, we are requesting a proposal to do something that would benefit Louisiana with these properties," Niedner said. "It's up the council — it's not a matter of dollars — it's entirely up to this council to determine for subjective reasons, any reasons, which proposal best fits the needs for Louisiana."


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Volunteers of America – Senior CommUnity Care of NC | Durham, NC | Durham and Wake counties and specific zip codes in Franklin, Granville, Orange, and Person counties | Submitted PACE Application to CMS in June 2010; looking to begin operations in early to mid 2011 |
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When they are dried, and most of the moisture removed, the concentration of nutrients becomes even greater. A generous handful of dried apricots (3 1/2 ounces) are packed with nearly 11,000 units of vitamin A, or more than twice the recommended daily allowance. Dried apricots also contain a great deal of iron, potassium and natural food fiber.
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5 potatoes
1 pound bacon
2 stalks celery
4 small green onions
12 stuffed green olives
5 radishes
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon lemon juice
This is my dad's recipe and it is the best. I have been making it for years and I always get compliments. It is unlike any other potato salad. Adjust some of the ingredients to your taste. My daughter eliminates the radishes and substitutes black olives for the green. I'm spoiled. No other potato salad is good enough.
Was not that good; turned out very salty. I am sure that was do to the olives. The radishes & celery did give it a nice "crunch".
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Excellent potato salad! I was looking for a way to use the radishes from our garden, and this recipe was perfect. I am going to prepare it every time I am invited to a picnic or a potluck.
What a refreshing twist on potato salad! Love it - will be making it again, and probably more often than regular/typical potato salad.
This is a delicious potato salad. I used Yukon Gold potatoes to keep it crisper. Only had half the bacon in it and it still got raves. I'm making it right now for Father's Day BBQ!
Very easy to make. The only thing, was that the potatoes I got out of the 10 lb store bag were kind of small, so I didn't know how many of them equaled 5, so I winged it. The remainder of the ingredients were about the same. My husband and mother kept saying how good it was. She said it's not "soupy" like some potato salads. He asked "when can you make this again?". My kids didn't care for it much. They said it was too spicey. I tasted the radishes before I cut them up, and they were in fact, hot little ones. So I would try them first, then add or subtract according. We have company coming soon that is vegetarian, and I'm going to make this again, but just substitue the bacon for fake soy bacon. Us meat eaters wont even taste the difference. Thank you for an easy, and terrific Potato Salad!
Really a top notch recipe. Skeptical at first but really surprised how well it turned out. Even surprised my toughest critic, my wife. Anyway, I would probably suggest a little mustard but this recipe is so flexible and easy to prepare (even a dummy like me).
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The abandoned gas station next to DeGlopper Park is undergoing demolition.
Grand Island Town Supervisor Peter McMahon reported that the demolition permit for the old Mobil gas station near the intersection of Grand Island Boulevard and Baseline Road was approved Tuesday morning by the town's code enforcement officer, Doug Learman. Demolition work commenced later in the day.
According to the town's building department, the contractor, Monroe Mechanical Services, paid a $50 fee. The property is owned by JTNY, LLC.
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- 1 package white cake mix (regular size)
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant lemon pudding mix
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup lemon-lime soda
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, pudding mix, oil and eggs; beat on low speed or 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes. Gradually beat in soda just until blended.
- Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Bake at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
- In a small bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar and lemon juice until smooth; carefully spread over warm cake. Cool on a wire rack. Yield: 12 servings.
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I make this cake frequently, and there are never leftovers! I've shared this recipe with friends, and they, too, always get excellent feedback. I've made it with lemon cake mix for an extra lemon flavor. I've made it with diet soda, to reduce calories. There used to be a sugar-free instant lemon pudding, but I haven't found it in a long time. One of my favorite recipes. Works well as a breakfast cake too!
I would love to make this recipe it sounds so good but, is there something that I can substitute for the lemon-lime soda?
For the last 3 years, one of my co-workers has asked that I make this for him for his "birthday dessert". Although, not low fat, this is a very good recipe for those special occasions!
My daughter made this for Thanksgiving this past year, it was so delightful that she made It again. The first one she made she used essential oils in the icing, OMG, it was awesome.
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1/2 cup chopped pecans
3 tablespoons raspberry vinegar
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
3 tablespoons olive oil
6 cups mixed salad greens
2 cups diced fresh strawberries
8 ounces crumbled blue cheese
1/2 cup diced red onion
I make a salad just like this and believe me it is DELICIOUS! The sweetness of the strawberry melds incredibly well with the bite of the blue cheese (try LaVergne very smooth blue). Once you try this salad you'll wonder why you didn't have this before. Also try different fruits like apples, pears, grapes, pineapple, etc. I'm glad you decided to share this recipe with others. Thanks.
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Everyone loved this salad at the party! I used an interesting blend of greens including spinach. I included some delicious sliced nectarines (pear would also be wonderful), and used a pear infused balsmic vingarette I whipped up. I also took the time to sugar coat my pecans the evening before. The left overs were snatched up before I could get some!! Thank you!!!!
I have made this recipe twice with rave reviews. I substituted gorgonzola for the blue cheese and used 4 ounces instead of 8 ounces. Very easy to make and looks great in a clear glass bowl!!
This turned out quite good. I made the following adjustments: Used a store bought vinegarette (blush wine by Brianna's), used glazed/sugared walnuts, and gargonzola cheese. Everyone had seconds, but no one raved or complimented the recipe. I loved it, though! I would actually give it a 4 and a half if there were such a rating.
This salad was great but expensive to make.
Made this with spinach and it is AMAZING. The only problem was that it didn't keep too well and the recipe made way too much for one person. Next time I will just toss together single servings each time I want to eat it.
I thought this salad was awesome. Next time I make it, I will keep the dressing on the side though.
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i have been have some problems with this controller now -so ihave replaced the master valve as no water was comming out of any valves and re-spliced all of the connections at every valve to eliminate any electrical problems with 3m scotchlocks. Everything was working fine for a few weeks until today -I tried to manually turn on the controller and it automatically goes to "OFF" and then starts to blink. The LCD display itself now seem to continuously flicker -alsmost like when a watch batterry starts to die. Thre battery is brand new.
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30,000 jam West Chester for Mitt Romney rally – Cindi Andrews and Paul Kostyu reported on last Friday's Mitt Romney rally: The presidential race returned to Ohio for the final push Friday as GOP challenger Mitt Romney held a massive rally in the Republican heartland north of Cincinnati and President Barack Obama cut a swath through central Ohio. Romney spoke to a crowd of 30,000, according to West Chester Fire chief Tony Goller – making it the largest rally of the campaign, said Romney spokesman Chris Maloney.
Lakota East wins OT thriller 45-38 against Springboro -It took 16 years for Lakota East to earn its first trip to the postseason in school history, but it only took one try to win its first playoff game as the Thunderhawks defeated Springboro 45-38 in overtime at CareFlight Field in front of more than 5,000 cold fans on the campus of Springboro High School last Saturday. Lakota East will now play Moeller in the regional semifinal at the University of Cincinnati's Nippert Stadium at 2 p.m. this Saturday.
Fricker's in West Chester scheduled to open mid-January - A Dayton-based wing joint is poised to open a new location in West Chester off Tylersville Road in mid-January, Fricker's director of human resources and franchising Paul Curtis told WestChesterBuzz.com last week. The new Fricker's will be located at 7844 Kingland Drive.
East vs. West food drive brings in roughly 74,000 cans - Lakota East may have won the football game, but the winner of the annual food drive was Lakota West High School. Principals of both high schools said last week that the entire Lakota school district donated roughly 74,000 cans to Reach Out Lakota in just one week.
Lakota West falls in penalty kicks to Mason in regional final -Lakota West lost its regional final matchup with Mason Saturday. The game was scoreless through regulation and through the 30-minute sudden victory overtime. The Comets then won in penalty kicks, 2-1.
Lakota East comes up short in volleyball regional final - The Ursuline Lions continued the tradition of Girls Greater Cincinnati League volleyball teams winning local regional titles with a 25-18, 25-8, 14-25, 25-14 win against Lakota East on Saturday at Lebanon High School. For the Thunderhawks, it was their first time in the school's 16-year history that they advanced to the regional semifinal. The loss also marks the end of the high school career of one of the state's top players in Purdue commit Ashley Evans, who finished the match with a game-high 19 kills and 8 digs.
Lawyer to fight West Chester's Lady Liberty ruling - The fight to put Lady Liberty back out on a busy street corner in West Chester Township next tax season isn't over, Sheila McLaughlin of The Cincinnati Enquirer reported last week. The 12th District Court of Appeals has ruled against Liberty Tax Service's "waver," saying West Chester gave the company a fair shake in hearings to decide whether the mascot was allowed under the township's sign code. Last Tuesday, the company's lawyer asked the appeals court to take another look at the case before the constitutionality question is broached.
Reach Out Lakota seeks gifts and coats for holidays - Reach Out Lakota is seeking volunteers for its adopt-a-child program and donations for its winter coat drive to help families in need this holiday season. The adopt-a-child program will provide approximately 1,000 local children with gifts during the holidays. Reach Out Lakota officials hope to provide each registered child with two $25 gifts.
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A group that's been retracing the 1911 Australasian Antarctic Expedition, or AAE, got trapped in heavy ice just miles from the coast of Antarctica on Christmas Eve.
"Seventy-four passengers aboard this polar expedition vessel are waiting for icebreakers to free the ship." ...
"The vessel hasn't moved for the last two days. We're surrounded by sea ice. We just can't get through." (Via ABC)
The Academik Shokalskiy is three weeks into its month-long voyage.
It went from New Zealand to Antarctica, and departed the Commonwealth Bay area on Dec. 24 when fierce winds began tearing off the polar plateau. The ship then became surrounded and trapped. (Via io9)
The captain sent out a distress call to the Marine Rescue Coordination Centre early Christmas morning and three icebreaker ships are on their way to help, but it will be at least another day until they get there. (Via The Guardian)
"Authorities say they won't reach the liner before Friday. The ship is stranded in the Australian search and rescue region about 1,500 nautical miles south of Tasmania." (Via CNN)
The goal of the expedition is to recreate Sir Douglas Mawson's historic voyage about a century ago to see how the environment has changed over the years. (Via YouTube / Intrepid Science)
So far, reports are saying those on the ship are not in immediate danger. "They're believed to have enough food and water to last them a few more days." (Via NBC)
"We are hearing they are safe. We know also this is a ship designed for polar exploration." (Via HLN)
In fact, many seem to be in good spirits. BBC reporter Andrew Luck-Baker, who is aboard the ship spent some of his downtime asking how others were doing. Public Radio International (PRI) has a clip from one of the scientists on-board, expedition marine ecologist Tracy Rogers:
"I've actually been stuck a couple of times. I think it's fantastic. I love it when the ice wins and we don't, and it's just, it reminds you, you know, that as humans we don't control everything."
A large Chinese icebreaker is expected to get to the stuck vessel by Dec. 27.
"Once the ice-breaking ships arrive, they will clear a channel and allow the ship to finish its voyage. At this time, there are no plans to evacuate any of its passengers." (Via CBS)
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Kettle corn is our new fund-raising venture. Plain bags are available for a suggested donation of $5 for plain and $6 for caramel. You can find us at the Wal-Mart in Bremerton every Thursday and Friday afternoon and evening from 2pm to 7pm. Profits go into supporting our expanded services to the homeless.
May 21st, 2012CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
July 20th, 2011We have almost reached our goal of raising $3.6 million. Our aim is to completely remodel our current building into a community center and build a new social services next door with showers and laundry for the homeless. See a complete description of the remodel below.
The next phase of the campaign is to create an endowment of $4 million.
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December 1st, 2010If you want to donate for disaster relief, you can now do so in several ways:
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April 1st, 2010We are almost ready to start and remodel and new construction of our Salvation Army buildings. Our present building will be totally gutted and remodeled into an inviting church and community center. We will construct a new building right next door that will share a common wall so we can walk between buildings. It will feature showers and laundry for the homeless, plus a larger dining room and state-of-the-art kitchen and food bank. The basement of the community center will house the food storage and also a clothing bank.
We hope to begin construction of the new building in the fall of 2012. Once that is finished we will move our operations into that building while our current building is remodeled. All construction should be completed by early 2015.
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July 31st, 2009The next edition of the homeless newsletter by Sally Santana is now available. Sally is always glad to receive ideas for news stories and other information for the newsletter. You can post those here or send them to her directly. She will also pay $20 to any person who is willing to tell their story. Payment will be made if the story is published in the newsletter.
You can pick up your copy at The Salvation Army, most social services agencies and any food bank in the county. Or you can go to http://pugetsoundblogs.com/side-street-news/
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March 18th, 2009"Breakfast at Sally's" continues to be a hot seller. In it author Richard LeMieux tells how he went from wealth to homelessness to near suicide to discovering a new life and new identity after coming to The Salvation Army ("Sally's"). He is in great demand all over the country as a speaker on the topic of homelessness. You can reach him at home at (360) 698-5743.
The book is for sale in our office for $15. We are located at 832 6th St. in downtown Bremerton, near the corner of 6th and Warren. We are open every weekday from 8am to 4pm.
Tina Benett and three other song writers have written songs based on chapters in Richard's book. If enough songs about the homeless are written by local artists, we will try to make an "Album For the Homeless."
Richard is currently writing a children's book about his beloved dog Willow, who died of cancer on Nov. 21, 2009.
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