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James, here are a couple of the pics that we took. And once I want to thank you. You and the staff were great to work with and I have to tell you that the tower pheasant hunt is one of the craziest but most fun I have had. And the term Dove Hunting does not do it justice. Thanks,
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Me and my buddies from Growth Republic and around have taken part in Rails Rumble 2014! It's a hackathon where you have 48 hours to come up with and develop a web application. The only requirement is that you do not use any assets you have created beforehand (open source libraries do not count as long as either you are not the author or you are but they are not a core part of your project), the app is based on Rails or any other Rack-based stack and your team consists of at most 4 people.
Let me proudly present to you our project, it's called Gilgamesz.
Gilgamesz is an application that allows you to create text-based games of the Choose Your Own Adventure variety. Probably some of you remember those neat books that gave you a choice of what to do next by going to a proper page? This is something like this only on-line and a bit better.
Our system is pretty rudimentary (remember we only had 48 hours and a skeleton crew) - you can create your own story, add items and have inventory-based events because of that. No programming required!
I'm not saying our app is perfect tough - the JS library we used for the tree-like graph kinda sucked and we only learned about it halfway through the process and the interface could use a facelift to make it less of a hassle to use. Also, there were some unforeseen complications (one of the developer's girlfriend broke her leg and had to be taken to a hospital) but I like the end product of our struggle.
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Nationally acclaimed authors include Newbery Award-winner Kate DiCamillo, National Book Award winner Will Alexander, and beloved local writers Phyllis Root and John Coy. The readings, which are free, begin Friday and continue through July 21.
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Before Monday night's victory over North Crawford, Townsend was presented a plaque recognizing the milestone. The plaque was presented by River Ridge Athletic Director Wade Winkers, and was provided by the River Ridge Athletic Boosters.
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I would suggest that you research salicylate allergy and low salicylate diet. There is a web site for chronic uticaria that has a low salicylate diet. You may find it helpful to try the diet.
You should see an allergist and ask about aspirin desensitization. Aspirin is salicytic acid which is derived from willow bark. There are numerous salicylates found in most fruits and vegetables.
Here is the link to thw International Chronic Uticaria Society's low salicylate diet.
Feel better and
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I have been on allergy shots for four years and hav ehad quite a bit of relief with them.
I have had three different insurance companies and also been self pay in that time. With the first ins company my copay was about $12. The second company covered all immunotherapy expenses - serum and injections. My current company has a co-pay of $14. As a self pay patient I paid $27 after the seflf pay discount. The full price is $32 at my doctor's office.
Do you do sinus rinses? They are very effective in managing allergies.
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I have Aspirin Exacerbated Respiratory Disease (AERD), some time called aspirin allergy, salicylate allergy, Aspirin Induced Asthma and a few other things.
When I was first researching the disease I came across a web site on chronic uticaria. They have a low salicylate diet on the web site that you may find helpful. It seems that AERD, chronic uticaria and possibly some cases of ulcerative cholistis can be caused by salicylates in fruits and vegetables.
It is possible that any NSAID will trigger the hives as it does for asthma patients with AERD. You may want to eliminate aspirin, ibuprofin, naproxin and other NSAIDs from your personal medicine cabinet.
I hope you feel better and find answers soon.
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My typical reaction when I first started shorts four years ago was about the size of a softball. If they "missed the mark" so to speak just about my entire upper arm became red, swollen and hot. I now get two injections at the same time. The left arm shows no local reaction, while the right arm has a small egg sized "hive".
I have been told by the head nurse at my allergist that the shot should be just inside the V formed by the layers of upper arm muscles. From personal experience, if that spot is missed there can be a really nasty reaction. I don't know if there is any information online describing the proper placement of the injection, but maybe you can request the head nurse to demonstrate for you where it should be place.
Icing the infections site and applying allergy eye drops does help soothe the reaction.
I hope that helps you.
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That is one standard option called Rush. It is very effective and gets the patient on the maintenance dose much faster. I have done it.
However, I think I would ask the doctor for other start up options for a five year old. I just don't think a five year old should be kept in a doctor's office for that long (and don't forget giving a young child that many shots in one day). I think that would be too much for him.
His doctor may be thinking about how severe his allergies are and wanting to get to maintenance very quickly. This would give better control of his asthma and eczema more quickly.
I hope that helps some.
Take care and
God bless.
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You should probably see your doctor, but I have similar symptoms. Pollen can make exposed skin very itchy. I take a liquid benadryl type product when this starts.
Contact dermatitis can also cause it. I had a reaction to something a few weeks ago that caused a bad hive like rash on my legs. I had to have a topical prescription to clear it.
Feel better.
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I have had reflux leryngitis as well. It took about 6 months for mine to go away. I had a hard time getting control of the reflux for a few months though, even following Judy's advice.
As far as the green mucous, green is usually a sign of infection. I suggest you request a CBC to check your white blood cell count to see if there is an infection. Reflux can cause sinus infections and bronchitis.
I hope that helps.
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I am not really sure what your question is. It is possible to have longer eye lashes than average and any one can have allergies.
It is recommended that people with allergies shower before going to bed to wash away allergens that collect in their hair and on their sking before going to bed and continuing exposure through the night.
Is someone is complaining that their long eye lashes are making their allergies worse, it would make sense that longer lashes would collect more allergens which could increase exposure. The function of eye lashes is to protect the eyes by removing debris before it gets into the eyes.
I hope that helps.
Take care and
God bless.
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Fragrances are not true allergies, but can be servere irritants. There is some debate on that though. Research is being done to determine if there are allergens in fragrances.
Some people are highly reactive to most or all fragrances/odors while others only react to very specific fragrances. I react to most odors, but I know people who are very specific in their reactions, cinnaomn, rosemary, and basil being among the worst. One person I know reacts to some florals, but anything with a rose base will really set her off. Another friend is the same way with citrus, the worst being lemon. She can't even cut a lemon.
I hope that helps you some.
Take care and God bless.
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by Holli Melancon
Where were you on September 11, 2001?
This is a question I get asked a lot on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. And unlike most dates of life, I can clearly recall exactly what I was doing.
I was a sophomore in high school, and I remember the whole school day just stopped. Classrooms were now tuned to national news and lesson plans went out the window. At the time, my understanding of exactly what was going on was very vague, but I knew that what was happening was history.
It didn't take me long to learn just how significant it all was, and while there are so many things about that day—the loss, the destruction, the heartache—there are also some incredibly beautiful stories that have come from this tragedy.
Stories of people laying down their lives to save others. Stories of final moments. Stories of people who dropped everything to help in whatever way they could.
It was far from an ideal scenario, but the way Americans responded showed our country's true colors.
In 2002, the 9/11 nonprofit MyGoodDeed launched what would later be officially recognized as the National Day of Service and Remembrance to commemorate "the 9/11 victims, survivors and those who rose up in service in response to the attacks." (From Serve.gov)
Today, we are reminded, not only of all the events surrounding 9/11, but also of the great service that has come from that day. This type of service is what we rely on at NeighborWorks® Columbus. It's how we are able to do the work we do, and there really aren't enough ways to express that gratitude adequately.
In fact, we find it very fitting that our Cottage Committee is meeting at the construction site of the cottage today. The members of the committee for the Columbus Cottage No. 7 are truly the embodiment of service. They give of their time, talent and resources to literally make this project come to life.
Currently, Cottage No. 7 is under construction. The home belongs to Ms. Edna Reeves and her family and when it's all said and done, she will have a safe, comfortable home environment to spend the rest of her life in.
This type of work truly changes lives. Therefore, today, on this National Day of Service and Remembrance, we especially thank the members of the Cottage Committee:
Community Leader
Greater Beallwood Baptist Church
Abbott, Jordan & Koon CPAs
Board Member, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Enrichment Services; Board Member, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Board Chair, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Executive Vice President - Real Estate, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Doubletree Hotel
Congressman Sanford Bishop
Clear Channel
Piggly Wiggly Stores
Wanda Y.
Marketing & Communications Specialist, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Gentiva Home Health/Hospice
Alfa Insurance
Kinetic Credit Union
River Valley Regional Development
High Definition Media
Columbus Consolidated Government
Project Manager, NeighborWorks® Columbus
Habitat for Humanity
Operations & Compliance Specialist, NeighborWorks® Columbus
President/CEO, NeighborWorks® Columbus
House of Heroes, Inc.
Thank you, a thousand times over for your dedicated service not just today but every day.
About the Columbus Cottage Program
The Columbus Cottage Program is a public/private partnership made possible with philanthropic support from local foundations, organizations and community support. Started in 2008, NeighborWorks® Columbus, Columbus Consolidated Government and local community leaders, sought to eliminate substandard housing for impoverished elderly citizens. Since then, several cottages have been built for well deserving seniors.
About NeighborWorks Columbus
NeighborWorks® Columbus', a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit organization, mission is to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all citizens of low to moderate income NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment remains to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and its services, visit nwcolumbus.org or call 706-324-HOME (4663).
Holli Melancon
Keywords: Columbus Cottage Program, 9/11, National Day of Service and Remembrance, Cottage No. 7, Cottage Campaign, Volunteers, Volunteering in Columbus Ga
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Thursday morning, students across Muscogee County will head back to school for the new year.
Some will carpool, others may ride the bus or walk; some will bring lunches and others will get them from the school cafeteria; some will be eager and excited and others will mourn the loss of summer for a while.
All sorts of factors will impact these students and their success this year: family life, neighborhoods, teachers, student willingness and even, perhaps, some of the things above. One of the factors that may influence a student's success, according to studies done over the years, is homeownership.
While there are obviously many variables to academic achievement, homeownership continues to show positive impacts on student success and behavior.
The study, conducted by the Research Institute for Housing America, shows several ways that, on average, homeownership benefits children.
One of the greatest findings was the children of homeowners are 2.6 percent less likely to drop out of high school. The study also found that daughters of homeowners were 5 percent less likely to become pregnant before age 17.
This is not to say that only children of homeowners will succeed or to make anyone who isn't a homeowner feel guilty. (Of course, if you aren't a homeowner yet, there are several ways NeighborWorks Columbus can help you obtain a home: financial fitness, down payment assistance, credit counseling and lending assistance).
There are a few reasons for these results, though.
First, homeowners are more likely to invest in the quality of their living space. Since they actually purchase their homes, people who buy instead of rent will often be willing to keep their homes maintained and safe. They also might spend more time cleaning, painting, decorating or just improving the quality of their home.
While renters clearly can do these things, too, the likelihood of investing in a space that isn't theirs is just not as high. Landlords are responsible for repairs and maintenance, and many will take the time to make sure their renters' homes are up to par, but others may just get by with minimum work. Homeowners are more likely to do even the miniscule things to keep their homes the most quality they can be, and this resonates with children, even if on a subconscious level.
Another big reason is stability. People who invest in a home are more likely to stay in that environment for a long time, and this is important in child development. Though people can rent the same home for a long time, there is still an element that is less guaranteed than home ownership.
No matter your home situation, though, I wish you and your children the very best school year yet!
NeighborWorks® Columbus', a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit organization, mission is to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all citizens of low to moderate income. NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment remains to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and its services, visit nwcolumbus.org or call 706-324-HOME (4663).
Keywords: homeownership, housing Columbus GA, education, homeownership and education, quality of life, academic success, achieving results, first time home buyers, lending assistance, down payment assistance, financial fitness
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The National Association of Town Watch (NATW) has announced that the 31st Annual National Night Out (NNO) program will culminate on Tuesday, August 5, 2014.
NNO 2013 involved over 37.8 million people in 16,242 communities from all 50 states,
U.S. territories, Canadian cities, and military bases worldwide. National Night Out 2014 is expected to be the largest ever.
National Night Out, a yearlong community building campaign, is designed to: (1) heighten crime prevention awareness, (2) generate support for, and participation in, local anticrime programs, (3) strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships, and (4) send a message to criminals letting them know that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back.
Along with the traditional outside lights and front porch vigils, most cities and towns celebrate National Night Out with a variety of special citywide and neighborhood events such as block parties, cookouts, parades, festivals, visits from local officials and law enforcement, safety fairs, and youth events.
In celebration with the 31st National Night Out, the Columbus Parks and Recreation - Therapeutic Recreation Section will host a block party at the Pop Austin Recreation Center. Come out and join the fun, cookout, enjoy music, engage in adapted sports, and socialize with other individuals within the community.
The Columbus Office of Crime Prevention, under the leadership of NeighborWorks Columbus board member Seth Brown, offers year-round resources for nonprofits and citizens to mobilize the efforts and ideas to make Columbus, Georgia the "Safest City in America".
National Project Coordinator, Matt Peskin said, "This is a night for America to stand together and promote awareness, safety, and neighborhood unity. National Night Out showcases the vital importance of police-community partnerships and citizen involvement in our fight for a safer nation. On NNO, we invite neighborhoods nationwide to join us and "give crime a going away party".
If you are interested in starting a Neighborhood Watch program, please call the Crime Prevention Unit at (706) 653-3173, and tell them you would like to hold an initial Neighborhood Watch Meeting. The Crime Prevention Unit will provide you with printed invitations for the meeting. The next step is mailing out the invitations to your neighbors. For a checklist to start a Neighborhood Watch click here. It would also help to have the following information as complete as possible by the first meeting:
Valuable Property Form
Neighbor Information Chart
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We have known for a while that we live in a community of generous people, but thanks to a recent survey we have proof.
Recently, the Ledger-Enquirer published an article that said Columbus ranks 200 in the list of America's most generous cities when it comes to online giving.
As we progress with work on Columbus Cottage No. 7, there is no doubt in our minds how giving this community truly is. Without the support of our donors, the Cottage Program, which provides housing for elderly living in substandard conditions, simply would not be possible.
With the Cottage Program, the home is torn down and rebuilt on the very property where the recipient has been residing. That way, they have a new, safe home to live in, but don't have to move from the neighborhood they know and love.
It truly takes a village to make this program happen, and luckily, we have the support of our local government, foundations, businesses, and of course, kind-hearted people willing to give.
In light of this survey, we thought it would be worthwhile to talk about how we put donations to use in our Cottage Program.
With donations, we purchase alarm systems, household appliances, bath accessories, cabinets, tile, closet shelves, framing, hardware and locks, HVAC, insulation, interior hardware and trim, kitchen equipment, light fixtures, mirrors, nails and screws, paint, plumbing supplies, roofing, sheetrock, shingles, slab, vinyl floors, wall coverings and framing, windows, and doors.
We are also able to pay for services, like electricity, landscaping, masonry, plumbing, and roofing, just to name a few.
The actual cottages are built with the help of contractors, our certified employees, and volunteers. Without the supplies, there would be no house to build, and we are forever grateful for the support of this community.
Our next home, which is being renovated in conjunction with House of Heroes, belongs to 83-year-old Mrs. Edna Reeves. We are glad our community cares about its elderly and joins us in building lives, one home at a time. Visit our secure online giving portal at https://co.clickandpledge.com/sp/d1/default.aspx?wid=60644
To learn more at about the House of Heroes collaboration and Columbus Cottage No. 7, visit these helpful links:
Columbus Cottage Moving Day
NeighborWorks Columbus collaborates with House of Heroes to rebuild home for veteran's elderly widow
Columbus Cottage Recipient Announcement and House of Heroes Collaboration
Columbus Cottage Program announces next recipient
NeighborWorks® Columbus', a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit organization, mission is to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all citizens of low to moderate income. "We are very pleased that this contribution will allow us to continue to provide education and foreclosure prevention services to a number of families in Georgia," says Cathy Williams, President and CEO of NeighborWorks ® Columbus. NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment remains to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and its services, visit nwcolumbus.org or call 706-324-HOME (4663).
About House of Heroes, Inc.
House of Heroes recognizes honors and serves military and public safety veterans and their spouses for faithful and sacrificial service to our country. The House of Heroes volunteers assist our military veterans and public safety and/or their spouses by making repairs, improvements and maintenance to their homes at no charge to them.
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By Tyler A Snell
Homeownership – part of the American dream.
Do you own a home? Then get ready to celebrate we are in the midst of National Homeownership Month! It's a time where homeowners can take a moment to appreciate their homes and what owning these houses means to them.
Do you want to be able to celebrate this homeownership month but are afraid you can't afford your first house?
NeighborWorks can help you!
NeighborWorks Columbus HomeOwnership Center has the steps to help getting you that affordable housing while also educating you on first time ownership. The center offers all the important services and training that you need to shop for, purchase, rehabilitate, insure and maintain a home. A housing counselor will even register you to attend a one-hour homebuyer orientation class where you will learn what you need to know about the road to homeownership.
NeighborWorks Columbus offers services such as: homebuyer education, homeownership counseling, down payment assistance, help with rebuilding credit, low interest loans, and foreclosure prevention counseling. All of these services are great, putting you on the right path to your owning first home.
Also offered is the eHome America Homebuyer Education Course. Its content is tailored to help more people obtain Certified Homebuyer Education and a great alternative for those who can't make it to in-person counseling due to schedule conflicts.
NeighborWorks Columbus as well as the HomeOwnership Center that it's a part of, offers low interest rate loans, affordable down payment assistance programs, and affordable second-mortgage financing. Also offered are various types of mortgage loans including VA, FHA and conventional loans. Giving many great options for those looking to purchase their first home.
If you want to join in on the celebration of owning your own home, don't let the fear of the price and unknowns stop you. Visit us at www.nwcolumbus.org for more information and don't hesitate to contact NeighborWorks to get started right away!
Homeownership could be right around the corner for you!
NeighborWorks® Columbus, a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit financial institution, has a mission is to provide access to fit and affordable as well as build financial assets for low to moderate-income individuals. It is NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and its services, visit www.nwcolumbus.org or call 706-324-HOME (4663).
Memorial Day is a time where we honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military, the fallen soldiers that have made our freedom possible. Many often spend this day, May 26, hanging out with family and friends, visiting memorials or cemeteries, or watching/participating in parades made to honor these soldiers.
NeighborWorks also likes to remember those who fought and are still fighting in our military. This Sunday volunteers will honor the memories of those who have served by attending the finish line celebration at the Run For The Heroes from 7 to 10 p.m. on Broadway.
Run for the Heroes is a 260-mile run across Georgia that started on May 21 and will end on May 25. This race will benefit House of Heroes, Inc. that assists our military veterans and/or their spouses. They make repairs, improvements and provide maintenance to veterans' homes at no charge to them.
Attending this event is free and open to the public. You can even get up-to-speed by checking the runners' progress at Run for the Heroes website.
NeighborWorks, while encouraging the act of honoring those fallen soldiers and military veterans, also helps those who are currently serving in the military. Offering the Hallock Soldiers Fund, NeighborWorks wants to make homeownership for soldiers a reachable goal.
Straight from the NeighborWorks website:
"The Hallock Soldiers Fund increases aid available to our soldiers seeking homeownership through down payment assistance, low interest loans and matching incentives. The Hallock Soldiers Fund is a grant that provides up to $5,000 to potential homeowners with a deferred payment subordinate mortgage. This grant can be used for down payment assistance, closing costs and prepaid expenses associated with purchasing a home."
This program is designed for first time homebuyers. There is no cost to military families for this comprehensive assistance.
Those who are interested in this program should call 706.324.HOME for more information!
NeighborWorks® Columbus', a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit organization, mission is to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all citizens of low to moderate income. NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment remains to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and homebuyer education and counseling programs, visit www.nwcolumbus.org or call 706.324.HOME.
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Hard working Brewer and MLK Elementary school students are tending gardens this summer through Ronzell Buckner's Turn Around Columbus, a tutoring and mentoring program based at the Michael Fluellen Recreation Center. MidTown, Inc. heard that many of the original gardeners of the Debra A. Jones Memorial Garden in East Wynnton Park could no longer tend their own garden spaces, and envisioned a partnership with Mr. Buckner's program. He characteristically seized the opportunity, and recruited Ariel Baldwin, Tavaris Baldwin, Jimmy Fortson, Ivy Pugh, Deontae Baldwin, Queen Williams and Saveion Pugh to work the gardens. With the help of Martha Mullinax, a master gardener and volunteer for Wynnton Methodist Church, and Wesley Shorter, a Turn Around Columbus volunteer, the students learned about planting, weed control, watering and the myriad tasks associated with cultivating an organic vegetable garden. Photo and description courtesy of Midtown, Inc.
by Tyler Snell
NeighborWorks® Columbus is all about improving the quality of life and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. That means supporting and bringing to light different methods to make a community better and stronger. Something seemingly as small as creating a community garden can help revive a neighborhood as well as a community.
Gardening is an act we all do it at one point or the other. From planting flowers around our mailboxes to pulling out those annoying weeds, almost everyone can claim they've participated in this green activity. However, not everyone can say they've been a part of a community garden.
A community garden can, not only be fun and productive, but it can also bring a neighborhood that much closer together.
A public garden can help build a stronger sense of community in neighborhoods, help each other eat healthier, get each other outside and moving, help teach valuable life lessons, and overall just bring a better quality of life to you and your area.
Building a Stronger Community
Events and activities can bring a neighborhood together, which can help build better and stronger relationships within your community. A neighborhood public garden gives you and your neighbors a chance to spend time together while also being productive. Whether you're having a casual conversation or helping each other with planting trips and tricks, bonds can be formed that might not have been otherwise. All ages and backgrounds can enjoy the act of gardening!
Giving you healthier eating options
A community garden is an excellent opportunity to attempt to eat healthier while saving some money. Plan and grow herbs, vegetables, and even fruit. Having a successful edible bounty means you have no excuse to avoid eating better. Plus, there's always a great sense of pride when you're able to eat something that you grew with your own two hands!
Getting You Outside and Moving
Planting and working in a community garden has the wonderful benefit of getting you and your neighbors outside and working. Nothing like sunshine and fresh air to make everyone happier and healthier! Gardening can be a social workout the produces some beautiful results.
Teaching valuable life lessons
Gardening can be fun while also being educational for the young ones. Having the kids take part in community gardening will help show them the process of where food comes from and also how to sustain the environment. It will also keep them mindful of what an individual as well as a group of people working together can accomplish over time.
Participating in your community garden has many benefits for you and your family. Do you not have a garden you can take part in? Get your neighborhood involved and start one!
A community full of green thumbs can make for a wonderful gardening and life experience! Here are a few resources on local community gardens:
The Community Garden Network
Jennifer W. Davidson
(706) 653-4200
Columbus Botanical Garden
3603 Weems Road, Columbus, Georgia
NeighborWorks® Columbus', a community-based 501c (3) nonprofit organization, mission is to provide access to fit and affordable housing for all citizens of low to moderate income. NeighborWorks® Columbus' vision and deep commitment remains to improve the quality of life through the elimination of substandard housing and the revitalization of target neighborhoods. For more information about NeighborWorks® Columbus and homebuyer education and counseling programs, visit www.nwcolumbus.org or call 706.324.HOME.
by Tyler A Snell from Almost There
This May we would like to remind everyone to take notice of a month-long celebration known as Older Americans Month. Originally established in 1963 by President John F. Kennedy, this tradition is a time to recognize older Americans aged 65 and older for their hard work, past and current, as well as the many contributions those have made throughout the years. It's also a time to make sure each older American knows how they can stay healthy and active.
This month's theme is "Safe Today, Healthy Tomorrow," focusing on injury prevention. It's important to know as much information as you can when it comes to avoiding unintentional injuries that Older Americans run the higher risk of experiencing.
Here are two ways to help celebrate Older Americans Month while also ensuring the safety of those in your family and your community.
Encourage Knowledge
First and foremost, encouraging older Americans to learn the different causes of unintentional and intentional injury common for their age can make all the difference between being seriously hurt and even avoiding death. Numbers as high as 6 million older Americans are medically treated for injuries while some 30,000 deaths occur each year. Talk to the people in your life and make sure they know what to watch out for and what to do when and if an injury occurs.
Create Community Awareness
Helping, not only those close to you, but also those in your community is a great way to celebrate Older Americans Month. Host a local meeting to talk about the issues that can cause injury and what the response would be for them. Organize workshops about things like home fire safety and safe driving can also be helpful to those older American in your community.
Now, if you are one of these great individuals 65 or older, here are a few tips to consider this month to help stay safe throughout each day.
Everyday Safety
Being safe today does lead to a healthy tomorrow. Let's help ourselves as well as those in our community live longer, healthier lives!
By Tyler A Snell of Almost There
Earth Day, recognized every April 22, is a day many celebrate by showing their support for the environment as well as its protection. However, with Earth Day approaching fast, some wonder what does that really mean? How are you supposed to fight for a clean environment on this specific day each year?
Here's a quick list of activities that you can participate in to celebrate this holiday while also helping your environment as well as your community!
1. Become Informed
Like any holiday or special event, before you celebrate you should learn the meaning behind what you're doing. Learn more about the environment and what you can do daily to better your situation.
2. Give Back
Reuse is a big Earth Day theme so why not hop onto the bandwagon? Hold a garage sale to purge your home of the items you no longer use. This act alone can give back to your community while showing a great example of recycling.
3. Donate
Do you have some items that you don't mind parting with without monetary gain? There are many individuals and organizations that can benefit by a selfless donation. Earth Day is about bettering the environment. Helping those in need definitely counts!
4. Plant, Plant, Plant
Plant a tree! Whether it's in your own garden or a community one, take some time to plant something. Gardening on Earth Day can help the environment while also giving a community something to do together.
5. Clean Up
Is there a community lot like a park or walking trail that has trash strung around? Organize a group or act on your own to help pick up litter left behind to make a public place more presentable and clean.
6. Create Crafts
Making nature-related crafts at home or at a community place can be fun while also helping teach children the importance of the environment. Plus, participating in a fun Earth Day-themed event can help bring you and your neighbors closer together.
Even if you have a busy schedule, participating in some or all of these activities can help make your Earth Day productive and special.
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Scientific Fact No. 8 - Origin of Matter and Stars Proves Evolution is Wrong
Evolutionists just throw up their hands at the question of the origin of matter because they know something cannot evolve from nothing. They stick their heads in the sand and ignore the problem. The fact that matter exists in outrageously large quantities simply proves evolution is wrong. The "Big Bang" theory doesn't solve the problem either. Matter and energy have to come from somewhere.
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"Chalet Ahornen", 4-room chalet 125 m2 on 2 levels, south facing position, renovated in 2011, nice and cosy furnishings: living/dining room with swedish stove, satellite-TV and DVD. Exit to the balcony, south facing position and west facing position. 1 room with 1 x 2 bunk beds (90 cm, length 200 cm). Open kitchen (oven, dishwasher, ceramic glass hob, electric coffee machine, raclette Grill), fondue Set (cheese). Shower/WC. On the lower ground floor: 2 double bedrooms (2 x 90 cm, length 200 cm). Bath/WC. Wooden floors. Large balcony 30 m2, south facing position and west facing position. Lovely view of the mountains. Facilities: washing machine, children's highchair, logs (extra). Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN], free). Please note: non-smoking house. Fire extinguisher.
Nice chalet "Chalet Ahornen", 2 storeys, renovated in 2011. In the district of Ahornen, 100 m from the centre, in a quiet position, excellent location: right in the centre but still quiet, in a cul-de-sac, in the countryside, south facing position. Private: terrace (30 m2). In the house: ski storage, central heating. Available: children's bob sledges. Linen change (suppl. charge extra). Steep, narrow motor access to the house, except in winter 500 m. In Winter: please take snow chains. Footpath to the house. Width access road: 150 cm. Parking (for 2 cars), in winter 500 m public car park, extra. Shop, shopping centre 100 m, bakers 150 m, rent a bike 300 m, bus stop "Grindelwaldhof" 150 m, railway station "Grindelwald Dorf" 500 m, outdoor swimming pool 2 km, indoor swimming pool 400 m. Golf course (9 hole) 2.5 km, tennis 2 km, miniature golf 150 m, sports centre 400 m, cable cabin 300 m, rent a ski 200 m, ski bus stop 150 m, cross-country ski trail 2 km, childrens play area 400 m. Well-known lakes can easily be reached: Thunersee 18 km, Brienzersee 18 km. Please note: free of charge ski bus.
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Caroline Siedle (1859-1908) Costume Design Sketch Beggar
Caroline Siedle is the first woman to receive credit for designing costumes for the stage and opera. She worked with Victor Herbert. She is important in the world of fashion as her designs influenced others who created movies which were occurring at the same time;for instance the Wizard of Oz and Babes in Toyland. Her drawings are in the collection of the Library of Performing Arts. She was one of the first women to receive credit and billing for her creations. On her death, Julian Mitchell remarked, "Without her assistance I should never have been able to carry out the musical comedy color schemes which have made beautiful stage pictures. Her taste was always good, and her ability to design amounted to genius." Union Station Kansas City houses some of her creations. They are beyond belief, as are her drawings.
This drawing on chipboard is over 100 years old. condition: overall excellent, some chipping to the corners as would be expected, might have been framed previously as there is a light oval around the image, might be there for dramatic effect.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. Ron Johnson is suing to stop the government from paying most of the medical insurance premiums for members of Congress and their aides now required to obtain coverage through the new health care law's state exchanges.
The Wisconsin Republican filed a suit Monday in U.S. District Court in Green Bay, Wis., challenging a September ruling by the Office of Personnel Management. The agency ruled that lawmakers and their staffs should continue getting health care benefits covering 75 percent of their premium costs after leaving the health insurance program for federal workers.
Johnson says the lawsuit is about ensuring that Congress receives no special treatment under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. The exchanges were set up for people who don't get health coverage through employers.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Two Republican members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation are at odds over a lawsuit that challenges a provision of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner is criticizing Sen. Ron Johnson over his plan to sue the federal Office of Personnel Management over a rule that allows congressional members and their staff to receive health benefits similar to other federal employees. Johnson says that amounts to "special treatment for members of Congress and their staffs under Obamacare."
Sensenbrenner calls Johnson's lawsuit "an unfortunate political stunt." The congressman says Johnson "should spend his time legislating rather than litigating."
Johnson says he's "disappointed and puzzled" by Sensenbrenner's disagreement on ending special treatment for congressional members and staff that that all but two Republicans, including Sensenbrenner, have voted for.
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German pipe manufacturer breaks ground
Published: March 10,2010
Tags: Delta, groundbreaking, manufacturing, pipe, Tunica
TUNICA — A German company broke ground on a $300-million pipe manufacturing plant today in Tunica County, kicking off a development that officials believe will have far-reaching economic benefits.
"It's not only huge for Tunica County, but it's huge for the entire state of Mississippi, especially the Mississippi Delta," said Larry Liddell, public information officer for the county.
The plant, slated to begin production in December, is Wilh. Schulz GMBH's first manufacturing facility in North America. Construction on what will eventually become a 450,000-square-foot installation is set to begin May 1.
The company's initial $80 million investment is expected to create 200 jobs. Schulz plans to increase that to $300 million over the next five years, boosting the number of new jobs to 500.
Tunica officials expect some of those hired to come from within the county but with so many jobs, more will be hired from outside the area.
Tunica had a 19.7 percent unemployment rate in January, the most recent figures available. That was far above the 12 percent rate for Mississippi and the 10.6 percent for the United States. Unemployment rates in adjacent Delta counties were also much higher than state and national percentages.
Officials hope the plant will attract more retailers and other industries.
"It's the beginning of an era, an industrial era, for Tunica County," Liddell told The Associated Press. "We've had the gaming industry here for 15 years and we've courted other industry, but for some reason or another they've decided to go elsewhere. Schulz has taken a chance on Tunica and we appreciate their confidence and know that they made a wise choice."
Tunica was chosen from about 300 U.S. counties that had sought the project.
Earlier this year the Legislature approved an incentive package, providing $15 million in bonds to help with the construction, and guaranteeing a $20 million loan to help the company buy $60 million in heavy equipment.
Officials for Schulz, based in Krefeld, Germany, said the Mississippi division will be called Schulz Xtruded Products, or SXP.
"We have enjoyed working with officials from the state of Mississippi and Tunica County and other local leaders on this project, and we eagerly await the opening of this plant at the end of the year," Rainer Floeth, president and chief executive officer of SXP, said in a prepared statement.
The plant already has orders for pipes that will be manufactured at the new facility, Floeth said. The plant will use a new process to bond an expansive, corrosion-resistant material to the pipes' outer layer. The pipes will be manufactured for the oil and gas industries.
"We could not be more pleased that this premier global company chose to locate its first North American production facility in the Mississippi Delta, and I am proud that Schulz officials have placed their confidence in the state's work force and in our business climate," Gov. Haley Barbour said in a prepared statement.
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The temperature at which a particular eutectic mixture freezes or melts.
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