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My father was one of the Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk's original sponsors and throughout his long history with The Jimmy Fund was always a supporter of this annual event. The walk is one of Dana Farber's major fundraisers and takes place this year on Sunday, Sept. 13th.
In his memory, Late July has become a sponsor donating snacks for all the rest stops and my mother, 7 year-old son and I will be joining the thousands of walkers. Help us by visiting our team page, starting your own team or offering support along the route.
The Jimmy Fund held a special place in my father's heart ever since he toured Dana Farber back in the 1980s. He was especially moved by their work finding cures for once incurable childhood cancers. We decided to use this year's walk to recognize how important this charity was to him when he was alive and to celebrate the positive contributions that came out of his involvement all these years. I'm sure it will be an emotional day, but I am grateful for the opportunity to carry on my father's commitment to this very important cause.

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There is great joy within the sorrow and weariness.
May there arise from within you a freedom to release the joy and laughter with and to your congregation.
There is a refreshment to be released to your people - a much needed refreshment … and, a refreshment that can be released from and through you.
This isn't anything hat must be manufactured or produced … its already in you… let it emerge and flow forth.
Not only do they need to see this in you - you desperately need to know, see and release it..
There is and will be great strength found in this place of joy.
Dallas Willard reminded us "Joy and sorrow are not inconstant for the child of God."
My congregation doesn't often see me when I am at my liveliest. Especially breakfasts on Wednesdays, I know they see me as withdrawn, sullen and quiet. Sometimes that has been interpreted as being unfriendly. Part of this is that I am not a morning person. I spend most mornings that way. I am a little more excitable on Sunday mornings because of what is in store.
Even in the midst of missing my family and the sorrow that surrounds that, looking over the L.A. basin at night I am struck by the presence and goodness of my Jesus. I have deep joy in him. I love him so much.
I think perhaps I should start taking my kids to school on Wednesdays and use the interim time to practice celebration. I could make myself a joyful cup of coffee to take to breakfast with me. (A triple Americano always helps my joy break out!) And I can wake up by dancing before my God in celebration. That will no doubt change my demeanor at breakfast.
He this is practical stuff, but the disciplines are really transforming my life! Whoopie! I can trust God to transform the church around and through me as well!


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Despite scathing reviews at Cannes, Vincent Gallo's bizarro flick will play at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. Here's hoping the Canadians top Roger Ebert's ''worst film'' remark.
ANDREW W.K. The Wolf If his bark is still worse than his bite, Wolf may leave less of a mark than '01's ignored I Get Wet.
FRANK BLACK AND THE CATHOLICS Show Me Your Tears With no reunion in sight, the indie icon teases Pixies fans.
BJORK Gling-Glo If you find Bjork's English-language CDs baffling, wait until you hear this early set of Icelandic jazz.
PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES The New Romance Forget the name: There's no Britpop on these punks' second album.
SPIRITUALIZED Amazing Grace Kneel at the altar of these shoegazing survivors' follow-up to '01's Let It Come Down.
SOME GIRLS Feel It Ex-Blake Babies Juliana Hatfield and Freda Love join the Pieces' Heidi Gluck for grrrl-powered alt-rock.
LEONA NAESS Leona Naess Freckled folkie enlists producer Ethan Johns (Ryan Adams) for her third album.
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For the IIHF's new four-year cycle, which came into effect after the 2012 General Congress in Tokyo last September, the IIHF Event Department has introduced new medals and awards for IIHF championships, to be distributed in the 2012-2013 season and beyond beginning with the U20s.
After almost a year of evaluating various design proposals in an effort to find innovative and modern replacements for the existing look, the first new medal & award sets were delivered to the various organizers of the U20 World Championships, the first events in the 2013 international ice hockey calendar.
The new gold, silver and bronze medals will feature on the front side an attacking player in positive 3D relief and a defending player in 2D relief. Text showing IIHF ICE HOCKEY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP is placed in an angle around the edge in positive relief and polished. The back of the medal will have an IIHF logo in the middle, with the title text of the respective tournament places underneath the logo.
Also receiving new updates were the IIHF Directorate awards, the European Women's Champions Cup trophy, and the Best Player and MVP awards. New award designs have also replaced the commemorative plates that were previously given to winning teams in the lower divisions. The classic IIHF cup trophy will still be awarded to the top division champions.
"All IIHF Championships hosts, excluding qualification championships, will receive Winner Awards, Directorate Awards, and a set of medals," confirmed IIHF Event Manager Eric Trinkler. "The whole project started last December 2011 and was concluded in October 2012. The first awards & medals have already been handed to the winning teams participating in the U20 World Championship Divisions IA, IB, and IIA."


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since i have started becoming depressed i have gained about 30lbs… i am 5'10'' with a lean build. however i weight close to 170lbs, which is considered normal in the books, but i feel too big. when i was in HS i weighed 145 and i want to get close to that number again. if if i were 155 i would be happy. I need to start doing something and soon.
my plans-
waking up in the morning and eating something very healthy.
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China Mobile exec given death sentence for bribery
A former deputy general manager at China Mobile has been sentenced to death by the Chinese state, having been found guilty of corruption.
Zhang Chunjiang, who was detained late in 2009, confessed to having accepted US$1.16m in bribes between 1994 and 2009 when he held senior positions at the Liaoning Provincial Postal Administration, China Netcom and lastly China Mobile, when he was also party chief.
The death sentence is suspended for two years and may be commuted to life imprisonment pending good behaviour, because Zhang confessed to the crimes, and the money was returned. Zhang has also been expelled from China's Communist Party.
According to local news reports, the chief engineer of Chinese telecoms regulator the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Su Jinsheng, has also been detained in connection with the case.
A wide-ranging investigation into corruption in the Chinese telecoms sector was announced in May this year when it was announced that as many as 60 people were under investigation. Chinese media outlets have reported that a number of those detained have had their passports confiscated by China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
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Make this savory side dish part of your next Mediterranean meal.
4 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
4 large cloves garlic, minced or sliced thin
1 pound well-rinsed coarsely chopped spinach leaves
4 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
Salt to taste
2 tablespoons lightly toasted pine nuts
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To ring in the Thanksgiving holiday, THE TALK ladies express what they're thankful for in their lives. (Wed. 11/21)
Sharon Osbourne in particular. Her family crises this year were devastating news, and she has done an excellent job of putting a brave face on many scares.
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University Ambrosiana
The University Ambrosiana was founded in April of 1995 by Guiseppe R. Brera and is a private institution located in Milan, Italy. The University offers several programs of study and mainly concentrates on the areas of medicine, health sciences, and social sciences.
The foundations of the University Ambrosiana revolve around the study, research, teaching and promotion of health and wellness. The University is proud to embrace a holistic epistemological model that provides a traditional outlook while maintaining a strong ethical structure for students pursuing education in the helping professions. The focus of this holistic model is on a Person-Centered approach. In addition, the University Ambrosiana remains innovative in its contributions to current research, study and practice.
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Dr. Claudio Violato is the director of the International Graduate Medical Education Program and has been on the faculty of the University Ambrosiana since its inception in 1995.
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Designer Karen King has created the "Higher Ground Shelf" that's ready for homes all over– especially for those with high ceilings or just those that are vertically challenged. Not to mention, this carefully crafted piece of furniture will end up being an heirloom piece, passed down within generations.
Constructed out of solid, reclaimed hardwoods from Canada, this shelving unit is a solidly built piece to have around, and even functions as a furniture piece that doubles as a ladder. The ladder features 3 steps so as to avoid any missteps as well as handholds for the ease of the user. Sliding brackets are in place to leverage the maneuvering of the interlinked components; and felt lines the bottom of the furniture to keep from destroying what's under foot.


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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
This is Charlie...another death row dog pulled before it was too late. Charlie is an awesome little guy. He is very gentle and calm and loves to nuzzle up to you in the covers. He listens well and has great house manners. Charlie is completely house trained. Charlie's adoption fee is $150.00
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amazing natural vineyard
I met owners of this Bodega at natural Wine fair in London few months ago. They were very friendly and invited me to come and visit their vineyard if I was ever around. We arrived on the 1st day of harvest, but those lovely people took time to show us around and of corse we ended up doing wine tasting. So many great stories the told! And the wine was just amazing. http://www.barrancooscuro.com/This photo was shot on film. Taken by neja with a Lomo LC-A+ RL (available in our Online Shop) loaded with FUJI SUPERIA 200 film in Cadiar, Spain. These tags describe this photo: vineyard, wine, grapes, harvest, makers, nature, bodega, winery, adventure, drink, brut, red, white, champaign, sierra, spain, and nevada. This photo can also be found in the album Barranco Oscuro.
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May 04, 2012 - Field Notes
Noteworthy News from the Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources
In this Issue:
- Build and Monitor a Nest Box to Help American Kestrels!
- New Disease in Wild Turkeys
- 2012 Survey Results for Hibernating Bat Populations
- Several Updates for Commercial Fishery Trip Limits
- DEC Renews Partnership Agreement with National Wild Turkey Federation
- Harvest Report for 2012 Spring Youth Turkey Hunt
- Comment on Proposed Regulations for Commercial Sale of Black Bass
- Upcoming Recreational Sporting Season Reminders
- Other News in the Press
- "Did You Know...?" Fact Featuring the Value of Furbearing Animals
Get Involved
American kestrels perch on
branches or powerlines near
open fields in search of their
favorite meal, large insects.
~Photo by Greg Hume
Build and Monitor a Nest Box to Help American Kestrels!
You can help researchers determine the cause of declining American kestrel populations by building, installing and monitoring a nest box this summer. The American kestrel is the most colorful raptor and is only about the size of a robin, making it the smallest member of the falcon family. By submitting your recorded observations on the nesting behavior and other habits of this bird, you can help aid in its conservation. For more information on how you can help and to obtain a nest box blueprint, please visit the Peregrine Fund's American Kestrel Partnership (External Link) website.
Wildlife Health and Disease
Skin lesions caused by LPDV (pictured above)
are similar to those caused by avian pox virus.
~Photo courtesy of Southeastern Cooperative
Wildlife Disease Study (SCWDS).
New Disease in Wild Turkeys
DEC needs your help in identifying whether an emerging disease called Lymphoproliferative Disease Virus (LPDV) is present in New York State's wild turkeys. Skin lesions sometimes caused by LPDV resemble those caused by avian pox, another viral disease that has frequently been recorded in wild turkeys in New York. Because of the similarity in lesions, we are concerned that the presence of LPDV may be overlooked or dismissed as avian pox. DEC's Wildlife Health Unit would like to obtain samples of birds you harvest or encounter with these lesions. For instructions on how to provide a sample, please contact your regional DEC office or e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com. DEC advises against eating any wild animals that appear sick. You can read more about LPDV in turkeys in the January issue of the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study Briefs (PDF)(External Link) and more about avian pox in the National Wild Turkey Federation article, Avian Pox: a Disease that Can Affect Any Bird (PDF)(External Link).
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2012 Survey Results for Hibernating Bat Populations
This past winter's state hibernating bat survey showed some encouraging results. In the Albany area, where white-nose syndrome (WNS) was first discovered in 2007, little brown bat numbers in three out of five caves had increased. The cave with the largest increase went from 1,496 little brown bats in 2011 to 2,402 this year, a difference of about 60 percent. To see the full details of this survey and find information on WNS, visit DEC's 2012 Winter Bat Survey Results online.
Significant Notes
Several Updates for Commercial Fishery Trip Limits
The following commercial fishery limits became effective May 1:
- Bluefish - Daily trip limit is 2,000 pounds. The Period 2 (May through June) daily trip limit has been raised from what was specified in the quota distribution plan because New York State landed only half the bluefish quota for Period 1 (January through April) -- 71,000 pounds of the 146,000 pounds allowed.
- Scup - Daily trip limit is 500 pounds.
- Spiny dogfish - Daily trip limit is 3,000 pounds.
- Summer flounder - Daily trip limit is 210 pounds. Only holders of a summer flounder commercial permit may take summer flounder for commercial purposes.
The following commercial fishery limit will become effective May 15:
- Black Sea Bass - Daily trip limit will be set at 50 pounds.
DEC Renews Partnership Agreement with National Wild Turkey Federation
Continuing more than two decades of a productive conservation alliance, DEC and the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF)(External Link) recently renewed their partnership to conserve wild turkeys in New York State. To successfully meet conservation challenges, both DEC and NWTF agreed that working together in planning, developing, implementing and promoting efforts to improve the wild turkey resource will provide benefits exceeding those achieved through separate initiatives.
Delaware County youth hunter, age
14, proudly displays her bird.
Harvest Report for 2012 Spring Youth Turkey Hunt
Reported harvest for the ninth annual Youth Turkey Hunt held April 21-22, 2012 was on par with last season but below the long-term average. Factors contributing to this included inclement weather in several areas across the state on Sunday and fewer birds due to poor production for the past few years and the severe winter of 2011. Despite the weekend's challenging weather, junior hunters (ages 12-15) in 53 of the 56 counties open to this special youth hunt harvested turkeys. You can view several photos of proud, successful youth hunters on DEC's Hunting and Trapping Photo Gallery webpage.
Laws and Rulemakings
Comment on Proposed Regulations for Commercial Sale of Black Bass
DEC is proposing changes to regulations for commercially sold smallmouth and largemouth bass (black bass) to make it easier to sell farm-raised black bass. The proposed changes will allow anyone who purchases the fish from a licensed hatchery, such as fish markets, to resell the fish in New York State. Under current regulations, only licensed hatchery operators can sell black bass. DEC is accepting formal public comments on the proposals through June 18, 2012. For more details and to find out how to submit comments, see DEC's press release, "Proposed Changes to Commercial Black Bass Regulations" online.
Upcoming Recreational Sporting Season Reminders
Don't forget to report
your turkey harvest this
The reminders listed below include open and final recreational season dates for the weeks of May 4 through May 18. For all season dates and to view more information about hunting, trapping and fishing in New York State, visit DEC's Outdoor Activities webpage.
- May 5 - Opening Day for Northern Pike, Pickerel, Tiger Muskellunge and Walleye
Daily catch and size limits for each species are available on DEC's Statewide Angling Regulations webpage. Exceptions may apply per waterbody, so please review Special Regulations by County to ensure rules do not vary where you will be angling.
- May 14 - Final Day for Oyster Toadfish Fishing
- May 15 - Opening Day Carp Bowfishing
For season details, visit DEC's Carp Fishing in New York webpage.
Other News in the Press
Below are links to noteworthy DEC press releases:
- DEC Temporarily Closes Areas in Town of Huntington, Suffolk County for the Harvest of Shellfish and Carnivorous Gastropods
- DEC Encourages Property Owners to Help Control Nuisance Canada Geese
- DEC Accepting Applications for Volunteer Fire Assistance Grants
Did You Know...?
Fur pelts are lined up for an auction.
In New York State, more than 250,000 furbearing animals are harvested each year, estimating at a value of around $4-5 million at an auction (this value can fluctuate depending on the market). Muskrat, raccoon and beaver are the most commonly harvested species, whereas, fisher, otter and bobcat are typically the most valuable, averaging close to $100 per skin or "pelt." Currently, there are approximately 12,000 licensed trappers and a number of small game hunters that harvest furbearer mammals.
Visit DEC's website for facts and information on Furbearer Mammals in New York State.


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With the 1992 closure of George Air Force Base, Victorville turned a perceived liability into a tremendous asset, transforming the former base into Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA). Zeroing in on the growing aviation and logistics industries and captializing on Victorville's prime location and lower land costs, the City has transformed SCLA into an international commercial hub and expanded commerce throughout Victorville, including the 233-acre Foxborough Industrial Park. Victorville continues development throughout the city on various industrial, retail and residential projects.
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|Wells Fargo Bank at Desert Plazas
|Dr Pepper Snapple at SCLA
Major Projects
The City of Victorville has many projects that are in the development and construction phases throughout the city. These projects focus on industrial, retail and residential growth. Below is a list of some of our major projects currently underway.
Southern California Logistics Airport
Victorville's largest redevelopment project is the reuse of the former George Air Force Base, now known as Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA). SCLA has been master planned to serve as a fully dedicated business and logistics park featuring a 1,954-acre Foreign Trade Zone, U.S. Customs Point of Entry designation and LAMBRA Enterprise Zone. SCLA is home to many world renowned companies including Dr Pepper Snapple, Rubbermaid, Boeing, GE Transportation, Leading Edge and Pratt Whitney. Located along I-15 with global access, SCLA is an ideal logistics hub with air, rail and ground transportation access.
Latest developments include:
ConAgra Foods at Foxborough Industrial Park
Foxborough Industrial Park is the award winning 233-acre industrial park that boasts tenants such as Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, M&M/Mars, ConAgra Foods and Nutro Products. Foxborough includes over 2 million square feet of distribution and manufacturing space with plans for additional expansion.
Old Town Victorville is currently under development for a major renovation to the area. The City of Victorville worked with local residents and business leaders to create a Strategic Action Plan for the area in January 2007. The plan outlines the potential for a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere ideal for retail, office and residential development. The Victorville Redevelopment Agency has been working over the past year to acquire land and demolish dilapidated and hazardous buildings for future new development. The project is ongoing with more demolition and development planned throughout the next two years.
AutoPark at Valley Center
The City of Victorville's AutoPark at Valley Center includes eight premier dealerships for residents as the only auto mall in the entire Victor Valley. Built upon the former site of the Roy Rogers Museum at Interstate-15, the AutoPark boasts prime freeway frontage and high visibility in the center of Victorville.
Redevelopment Agency Partnership
When the Roy Rogers Museum was relocated to Branson, MO, the City of Victorville's Redevelopment Agency envisioned utilizing the space for a state-of-the-art auto mall to serve residents throughout the Victor Valley. Construction on the AutoPark began in 2003 with the development of Victorville Mitsubishi with more dealerships to follow. As of April 2011, the AutoPark includes Mitsubishi, Valley-Hi Toyota/Scion, Valley-Hi Honda, Valley-Hi Nissan, Harley Davidson of Victorville, Valley-Hi Kia, Greiner Buick, Pontiac and GMC, and Victorville Motors.
AutoPark at Valley Center Association
In 2007, the City of Victorville's Redevelopment Agency partnered with several dealerships at the AutoPark to create the AutoPark at Valley Center Association. The purpose of the Association is to further promote recognition of the AutoPark and its dealerships through a collaborative effort. The Association worked with the City to construct a 65-foot LED display sign along Interstate-15 that takes advantage of the AutoPark's prime location along Interstate -15 and City Center in Victorville. New developments continue at the AutoPark at Valley Center and the surrounding area.
National Recognition
The City of Victorville's Economic Development Department has been acknowledged for several projects throughout the city. Most recently, Victorville was awarded the California Redevelopment Association's 2011 Awards of Excellence Commercial/Industrial development award. Addtionally, the department was bestowed the Grand Prize Award for Economic Development Partnership by the California Association of Local Economic Developers (CALED), and named finalists for the CoreNet Global Economic Development Leadership Awards for it's Foxborough Industrial Park development through public-private partnerships.
City Support for Businesses
Pro-business Victorville has taken measures to improve infrastructure and reduce costs for businesses locating to the Victor Valley. This is accomplished through:
- LAMBRA Enterprise Zone– SCLA is a Local Agency Military Base Recovery Act enterprise zone and offers State tax credits for hiring, sales and use tax, and a NOL carryover to qualifying businesses locating at SCLA. Click here for more information on LAMBRA.
- Expansion of SCLA —Plans are already under way for further development and expansion of SCLA with over 6 million square feet of industrial space under development.
Your Contact for Business Relocation
Tracy Foster
City of Victorville, Economic Development
14343 Civic Drive
Victorville, CA 92392
(760) 955-5032
"In addition to its pro-business policies and incentives, the city's location within Southern California and its access to major interstates and railways will provide us the ability to serve our customers much more efficiently and allow us to grow our business in the region."
Larry Young, President and CEO, Dr. Pepper/Snapple Group


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What does it say about a car that generates so many reliability complaints and yet still manages to be the top-selling brand of its automaker? More precisely, what does it say about the other cars this automaker offers? The 1998 Pontiac Grand AM is an affordable four-door sedan or two-door coupe that has an adequately kicky engine and attractive styling, but has suffered from a series of unaddressed problems.
No changes for 1998, as the Grand Am prepares to unveil its fifth generation cars in the coming year. Both the SE and GT sedan and coupe come standard with a 2.4-liter, Twin Cam, 150-hp I4 or an optional 3.1-liter, 155-hp V6. A 5-speed manual is standard on the I4, a 4-speed automatic on the V6 (or optional on the I4). With the auto tran comes standard traction control. Other standard features across the line include ABS brakes, dual front airbags, air conditioning, interior consoles, and an anti-theft system.
For such a long list of complaints about the 1998 Grand Am, it's hard to see why it is GM's top selling car, but there seem to be many owners who love its deceptively sporty styling, responsive acceleration power, and a pricetag and gas mileage that make it an inexpensive car to own. That is, if you don't experience the myriad of mechanical difficulties other 1997 Grand Am owners complain about, most notably with the alternator, intake manifold leaks, and easily worn brake pads. Though drivers like the roomy trunk and the way the dash is laid out, others complain that cheap plastic parts break off too easily and the seats are too body-hugging to be comfortable on long trips.
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Recovery has enabled me to change my life for the better, and living has truly become much more manageable and enjoyable than it used to be.
Back in my mid-30s, I began to struggle with stress, particularly balancing a career and family. I sought relief and was prescribed antidepressants, but as I attempted to escape the feelings of stress in my life, I began drinking a bit. As time went by, "a bit" turned into more frequent drinking, and soon I found myself drinking every night, unable to stop. I told my doctor that I was drinking and I didn't feel well, but he just continued increasing and changing my anti-depressant medications. I began to feel anxious, and it all just seemed to get worse!
I looked further for help with my drinking and found SMART Recovery 6 years ago. There I learned how to deal with life's upsets in rational and helpful ways, without alcohol. I had turned to alcohol as a short-term quick fix to escape my upsets and frustrations, but in the long term it made things far worse. The tools I learned in treatment provided me ways to cope with challenges, be sober, and live life and take pleasure in it.
I'm no longer overwhelmed as I was for so long. Challenging situations still arise, but I see that life isn't so much about what happens to me, but about how I choose to think about it. That makes all the difference—in my present life and in the choices I make for my future.
Recovery Month promotes the societal benefits of prevention, treatment, and recovery for mental and substance use disorders, celebrates people in recovery, lauds the contributions of treatment and service providers, and promotes the message that recovery in all its forms is possible. Recovery Month spreads the positive message that behavioral health is essential to overall health, that prevention works, treatment is effective and people can and do recover.
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|So we purchased an older house (1910) and have been in it for a couple months now. We repaired plaster in the living room/dining room and gave the walls, ceiling and trim a fresh coat of paint in those rooms, not to mention a thorough scrubbing of the entire place. The second floor has sort of a stale-ish smell to it (you don't smell it when the windows are open) and I'm sure that will go away once we paint upstairs.
My biggest problem with the odor of the house is coming from the basement. It's damp. Its a stone foundation that seeps some, like they all do. Years ago, they poured cement on top of the dirt, which I'm sure helped things. However, its cracked and broken in some places, and there are even some chunks missing in some spots. The worst of the damp/mildew smell comes up the basement stairs, which is right at the front of the house, which means you smell it as soon as you walk in the front door and into the front hall.
I'd like to make the basement as dry as possible and keep it that way, which I'm assuming means that I'll need to get a dehumidifier, fill in the holes in the floor, etc. I'm just wondering if the damp/mildew smell emanating from the basement is something I'll ever be able to get rid of, and if anyone has any ideas on how best to minimize it.
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|99% of water problems are originating outside the home, so that would be the first place to start. Make sure all the gutters are working properly. Make sure all the downspouts are diverting water away from the foundation. Make sure that the grading around the foundation isn't allowing water to run toward the house.
Once you make sure all of the preventative stuff is in place, then you can start addressing the water that is still making its way in.
And any problem can be fixed. You just have to be willing to spend the money it takes to fix it.
- Posted by flyingtim01 (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 11:41
|Thanks Bill. I did some work outside the house, cleaning gutters and re-attaching downspouts, as well as adding a couple of those flexible plastic extensions to divert it farther away from the foundation. I also need to add a gutter to one side of the small addition off the back of the house. The lack of a gutter/downspoint on that side is probably contributing to the dampness in the crawlspace under that little addition, which is right next to the real basement. We may need to do some regrading in the future, but it hasn't presented itself as a big problem yet. We've had some very wet weather in Southern CT the past few weeks, and the most water I've seen in the basement is about 1" in the bottom of the 24" deep or so sump, nowhere near enough to get the pump to kick on.
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 14:12
|Can you put a dehumidifier in there, or some sort of a vent or air exchanger?
Air Exchanger Ventilator (AEV) is designed to provide fresh air into a building while exhausting an equal amount of stale air.
Here is a link that might be useful: One AEV
- Posted by flyingtim01 (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 15:06
|Yes, a dehumidifier is definitely in my future. And the air exchanger is an interesting idea. I'm wondering more about the smell that's been there for years already. If I eliminate the source for the most part, what can I do to get rid of the smell? Just paint exposed wood?
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 12 at 9:15
|If you get rid of as much old dirt and crud as possible, caulk up small cracks, then paint the exposed walls and wood with the sort of sealant used for fire damage (KILZ Original, not the latex) it should make a dent in the musty smell.
But get air moving through the basement. Check for blocked vents, and figure out a way to put some sort of exhaust fan in there.
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 12 at 10:50
|Rent an ozone generator after all of the possible repairs are done. And learn to co-exist. Old basements are just naturally musty smelling. Short of rebuilding them entirely to modern standards with a complete drain system on the exterior and under the floor, there isn't much you can do to eliminate that mustiness completely.
|Our basement had a musty smell for two years until we did the following.
Chased all outside water (gutters, drains etc) and made sure it was all eliminating at least two feet from the house.
Cut carpet around walls two inches from brick.
And the biggie, removed all plantings two feet around the house, digging down and making a moat (as we like to call it) of pebbles on impermeable fabric all around the structure. This eliminates all of the need to water items hat were close to the house and has dried up the brick considerably.
Oh and added heat as well as dehumidifiers and an air exchanger in the old dumb waiter shaft.
The heat was painfully expensive but worth it as the warm rooms stay dry even with the horrible almost wall to wall carpet. Our basement is a daylight basement and we keep all modern stuff families like down there so getting rid of the smell was important to us.
- Posted by flyingtim01 (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 12 at 15:15
|Thanks for all the suggestions...we're definitely going to have to learn to live with it to some extent, its 100 years old and I'm sure it's been damp for 99.5 of those years. I'd just like to minimize the dank and the smell as much as I can. I'm hoping that since the basement doesn't get any standing water on the floor in the wet weather, it will be a simple thing to stay on top of, once we fill in all the chunks and get a dehumidifier down there. I'll just have to get a little creative with sealing off the basement from the rest of the house.
|We have a 1904 farm house with broken cement in a Michigan type basement. It also smelled musty. A dehumidifier running for a week eliminated most of the smell. You should not have to close off the basement and definitely should not wait to put a dehumidifier in.
- Posted by flyingtim01 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 4, 12 at 16:38
|Thanks hendricus, if you had good results, I hope I do as well. The upside to this type of basement is that I can just run a line from the dehumidifier straight to the sump and have the pump push it outside every now and then, and not have to worry about emptying the bucket. I can just let the dehumidifier run and do its thing.
|We just let it run and don't worry about the cracks, holes and missing concrete. It's actually quite pleasant now for an old basement.
|We are in a 97 year old home, bought it 2 years ago at 95 years old. It has a floor drain, and someone had thought to do a French drain, but no sump pump. We don't get much standing water in the basement unless there is severe weather, and I do mean severe. However, of course it still does have that smell you describe as it's pretty much unfinished for the most part.
We had good luck by replacing our gutters, fixing drains, and repairing our chimney (which was leaking). Since then, the basement isn't nearly as dank smelling as it had been prior. There is still some kind of issue where water is coming in from outside during large rainstorms, we can't figure out exactly how but we have some suspicions and unfortunately, I think it's going to take major excavation to correct - and I don't have the money to fix it at all right now. Since it rarely happens, I'm not concerning myself too much with it. The house has managed to hang on for nearly 100 years with this happening so hopefully it will last long enough until I have the cash to take care of it!
- Posted by flyingtim01 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 9:09
|Just wanted to do a little follow up. I picked up a Frigidaire 50 pint dehumidifier, hooked a short piece of hose up to the rear drain, and left the other end hanging into the sump well, and let it rip.
It's been running for about a week, and while I'll stop short of calling the results miraculous, I'll go so far as to say they were stupendous. The hygrometer started at 90% humidity on the day I installed, and it has been consistently falling, registering as 65% yesterday when I last checked. The atmosphere is markedly better. It still smells like a musty old basement, but the air is no longer thick with the smell of moisture and god knows what else. We had a hard, driving rain storm yesterday morning as I was leaving for work, so the house was basically closed up with the windows only open an inch or so. By the time I got home at the end of the warm, humid day, all I could smell in the house was the dog, no more musty, earthy basement smell. Bad news for the dog, but good news for me.
Now, on to other items. Like sivyaleah, I also have an issue with water coming in on one corner of the basement, though it only seeps. You never see water down there, you just feel it, I guess is a good way to describe it. I feel like the dehumidifier could keep up with it, but I still would like to correct it. But I feel much better about the current state of things now that the dehumidifier is happily humming away down there. I'd recommend one to anyone who asks.
|Your next step (besides stopping water from coming in... which is very important) is to add a small heating fan in your basement and set it on low. My basement is bone dry during the winter and without any smell, but in the summer, even if I ran the humidifier to its full potential (yesterday the humidity down there was at 40%), I could still smell a bit of a musty smell... but with just a bit of heating, it has completely disappeared. I identified this solution after reflecting on why it was so dry during the winter and still a bit musty during the summer. It is because some pipes from our water heating system go through the basement before coming up. Even insulated, they leave a bit of heat out during the winter, so I replicated the same thing during the summer by using a small fan and it works wonders. I can now enjoy my basement to its fullest.
|The farmhouse we're moving out of had almost a spring in the cellar. No way to keep it from being damp, but the sump pump kept out any hazardous water.
I'm allergic to mold, so the smell coming up from the cellar really bothered me. The cellar also has an outside entrance. So we floored over the inside stairway (giving me an extra closet) and just use the outside entry.
The house we just bought has the exact same situation, which we'll resolve similarly... instead of a closet, the stairway area will become a new first floor laundry area.
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|My house was built in 1880. Remodeling the kitchen we removed multiple linoleum Masonite and thin plywood floors. The odor is horrible. Like old gym shoes. Is there any way to get rid of the stink in the original tongue and groove flooring short of tearing it up and putting down new subfloor ?
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|1948 was a good year for my grandpa professionally, so he and my grandma remodeled the kitchen. I wish I had pics of that!! As part of that remodel, they bought a new Kitchenaid mixer. I never met my grandpa, but I remember my grandma well. She made a LOT of "brown bread" in that mixer. When she passed, my mom got the mixer, and has used it for many years. Mom doesn't bake much anymore, so we arranged a swap: her 60-year-old mixer for my smaller 25-year old mixer. So now I have a "new" mixer in my new kitchen! :)
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|That is awesome! I love my 'newer' kitchenaid mixer! Have fun with it!
- Posted by 1929Spanish (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 18:27
|Very cool. I kick myself and you can kick me too. I'm not a baker and in my 20's I had an opportunity to keep my Grandmother's chrome mixer. Instead it went in the - it kills me to even admit this - Salvation Army pile.....ugh!
|So wonderful to have such a lovingly remembered kitchen item around. I smile every time I use the set of 3 aqua blue pyrex mixing bowls that were my mom's, but I would love to have a vintage KA mixer.
You're clearly implying that you got the better of the trade but would you write a little about what you see as the benefits in the older mixer than are missing in the newer mixer.
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 20:19
|Thanks, Pattyjill! :)
1929Spanish, that's such a sad story! You can console yourself with your gorgeous kitchen, which looks vintage-inspired to me.
AlexHouse, I'm mostly thrilled because of the sentimental value. But I can think of two more quantifiable benefits: more powerful motor and larger bowl.
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 20:25
|That's awesome! My grandmother passed away last month, I'm set to inherent her colorful mixing bowls and couldn't be happier to have some "new" bowls. There are some things you just can't buy.
|Way cool!
Now my DM never had a KA mixer - so I got her Food processor - so far I used it twice. The first time was to make a Boston Cream pie - and didn't realize the center wasn't as high as the edges - and yes, I had egg custard rolling down the cabinets and dishwasher.
I didn't even have to trade anything - but we both had a good laugh!
Guess I should check Craig's list for a vintage KA!
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 21:43
|williamsem, I'm sorry to hear that your grandma passed away. It's wonderful that you'll have something beautiful and functional to remind you of her.
a2, you made me laugh, too! I've overflowed the low stem more than a few times, and I knew about the design problem.
|That makes me feel better
BTW - I just checked CL and yes there are some listed....
Maybe I will get one of these!
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 22:00
|labbie, I missed your post somehow. Aqua blue bowls AND fond memories of Mom? Can't go wrong with beauty and sentiment together. :)
a2, go for it! Just checked for vintage kitchenaids here, and came up with a goose egg.
|There are some extras around - but not sure how they will work so will probably chicken out.
- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 22:38
|you definitely got the better end of the trade. the old kitchenaid mixers were made by hobart. my KA circa 1990 still works but labors through heavy doughs. i've had to shut it down to let it rest on more than one occasion and would love to get rid of it. i always scan ebay looking for the perfect hobart KA, but i'm holding out until i find one more local, in the hopes i could check it out first.
i wouldn't even bother with the newer models. no comparison. congrats on that beauty!
- Posted by covingtoncat (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 0:34
|The first purchase I ever made on Evil-bay was a Hobart made KA mixer. Very Basic, and the smaller one, but its a keeper.
What an awesome story and a great memory. I bet there's a ton of love in that mixer!
|That KA will run forever so you better decide who gets it after you. Those things were built to last.
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 8:50
|"Evil-bay": I love it, covingtoncat! I've spent way too much money there over the years.
I think you're right, Rainwood. Four kids. Eeny-meeny-miney-moe...
Hey, but I forgot to show you the icing on the cake - the manual! (Tried to resize, but no luck, sorry.)
And on the back, I think the attachments my grandparents originally bought are checked:
My dad is looking for the attachments, but the only one whose whereabouts he knows is the meat grinder attachment which he still uses semi-regularly. I've got my newer one that will fit on the old machine.
|Doesn't it say something about technology and time passing when an heirloom is electric?
I remember my grandma having one of these.
- Posted by biochem101 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 25, 12 at 22:33
|Wow, it looks just like mine. :D
1948!? Had no idea Kitchen Aid went that far back with the same design.
I'm astonished the designers did NOT try to update/fix something that worked.
The bigger bowl must be nice.
Lucky you!
|Four - your inspired me (again) and I plucked a KA ultra power 300 on Craig's list. CFreeman would be proud!
I have no idea of the age - but it does work. I am hoping to find an instruction manual.
Not sure it will live on my new counters but I hope to figure it out. It does have hydraulic fluid, so will have to find out when and how to replace it and hope to find a few more attachments for it - it only has one beater.
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Tue, Aug 28, 12 at 20:06
|I'm back. Just got three kids off to school (two out of state, one out of country) in as many days. The little one starts tomorrow, but, thankfully, that school is just across the street. :)
kateskouros, I told my mom that if she has trader's remorse I'll certainly trade back. No word yet!
Christine, the strangeness of an electric heirloom didn't occur to me, but I agree!
biochem101, if it ain't broke... (But everyone wants to "improve" their product, without regard for real quality, so it's refreshing that these old machines are still beautiful workhorses.)
a2, I hope you enjoy your working antique! I'm making pizza dough in mine on Friday to put it through its paces. Fingers crossed!
|Oh, that's a beauty! I've never had a Kitchenaid mixer; I recently bought one for my daughter's wedding shower. She is marrying a farmer next month. Hope she gets a lot of use out of it and maybe, who knows, it'll be an heirloom too!
|Four - want a picture of your pizza!
Any closer to a counter top?
- Posted by gsciencechick (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 19:31
|Wow, it looks like it's in great condition for its age! Congrats!
My mother or grandmother never had one, but DH bought me one for Christmas last year.
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 20:42
|neesie and gsciencechick, I hope your (or your daughter's) kichenaids do make it to heirloom status. No reason to think they won't!
a2, will do on the pizza pic. :) And countertop hasn't shipped from Minnesota yet, but no surprise there. :( Thanks for checking in!
|Bummer, maybe I need to go pick it up and drive it out to CA!
Well, I don't think it would fit on the roof of the car
- Posted by fouramblues (My Page) on Mon, Sep 3, 12 at 8:33
|Update: the pizza was spectacular. We were so eager to eat it that I forgot to take pics! But the Kitchenaid went through the dough "like buttah". No walking off the counter or straining. I called my mom the next day to say "REALLY we can trade back! The heirloom is so much better!" She hasn't used mine yet, but says she'll do that soon and evaluate. Don't want to take advantage of my nice DM!
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Firearms have evolved constantly ever since their start around 800 years ago. From primitive hand cannons to automatic weapons, here are the gun breakthroughs that changed the battlefield and beyond.
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Uzi, 1948
Major Uziel Gal developed his new 9-mm submachine-gun for the Israeli Army by incorporating a telescoping bolt that wraps around the breech end of the barrel. This reduces the overall length of the weapon. Combined with an extending stock, this breakthrough makes for a compact, lightweight weapon, and the Uzi proved popular from the outset. Vehicle crews adopted it in place of the handgun; Special Forces adopted it because they needed something light and handy in confined spaces. More than 10 million have been made, including a micro-Uzi version the size of a large handgun.