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The prophesied APOCALYPSE Portals will soon be closed with fearful, uncontrollable political events linked to extraordinary global catastrophes in nature announced by Jonah-II in the Web town square.
Worldwide, true science is suppressed in most universities. Only the Bible reveals the consequences of violating the covenant made by ELOHIM the Creator with Mankind. As seen on many YouTube videos, once more our civilization has succeeded manufacturing forbidden genetic modifications of "human-half-animal". The US Congress is asked to define new laws for these subspecies. Mankind again has become corrupt by disgusting violations in modifying genes (GMO) leading toward total extinction of all life. God strictly prohibited the creation of cross-species. Why repeat what previously incurred his wrath? The ancient Atlantis Civilization was wiped out with billions of people executed from an asteroid strike on 5 February 2287 BC. He only saved righteous Noah's family of eight, appointed as witnesses. This Bible example warns even Christians will perish in the Apocalypse too, totally destroying the 21st Civilization with another asteroid ending 17 September 2015.
Why has the Christian Church become so corrupt to suppress the truth of God's Plan for Mankind and not take seriously the warning of Jesus Christ in Matthew 24-26 describing a repeat of His Judgment in Noah's day in a future Apocalypse? Why is there total silence? In disobedience, this warning to an atheistic world system is not preached in church. Being silent, pastors will not escape God's Wrath but perish being guilty of negligence. However, for a doubting Thomas many Bible prophecies were written in the constellation-zodiac sky that cannot be messed up by theologians. Jesus Christ's return is now dated on the Web as documented in twelve free Babushka Egg Concept Books.
A Jonah-II educated in science has come to the Internet town square to announce that all evil will end in judgment to benefit a future righteous expanding civilization to insure that life will continue under new global management ruled by Jesus Christ never experienced before. When a society is brainwashed everyday with lies and corruption in high places, it requires extra proof that the Creator ELOHIM means business. He confirmed that hope to Mankind now in the midst of global chaos sure to end in nuclear anarchy. The EOHIM is still in charge of his creation. To verify this fact, God recently revealed an extraordinary Jonah Big FISH of free energy demonstrated on the free WEB and proven with many YouTube videos. Free energy has existed for 80 years but was suppressed by the energy cartel, which paid off bureaucrats of global governments with lucrative grants to use only Oil and Coal, which poisoned the environment causing great extinction of life.
This website has exposed hundreds of true science facts linked to many mysteries Bible prophecies not understood by theologians. They confirmed the return of Jesus Christ now dated by science. But why is this message ignored by Christian Churches, being mostly comatose and still embroiled in false denominational doctrines from the Middle Age. Why not being concerned about Jesus' warnings while greedy theologians squander donations tossed at worthless projects to gain prestige. Wasted contribution could have helped millions of families with tons of kids trying to survive in the many refugee camps without even the very basic essentials disregarding the global killing of the Saints. Why ignore the thousands persecuted fellow Christian? Most TV preachers are only interested in selling Bible stories they have stolen from God's Word for their own benefit while squandering donations when we are so close to God's Wrath.
For an example, why not budget to help millions of children who do not have clean water and forced to drink from stinking sewer ditches causing infectious diseases in Africa, India or South America. It costs only $4800 to drill water wells by Life Outreach International to supply an average of one thousand children with clean water. The White Throne event (Rev. 20:11-15) will expose how millions of donations to mega churches were wasted being spent to sell a saltless Christianity, playing church, being silent and ignoring Jonah's Warning. Pastors will be judged in their negligence in not helping the many Christian neighbors – families, mostly kids – suffering immensely. They and this evil society will not escape God's Wrath next year. Christians not having enough oil and believing "that nobody knows the time" will surely miss the king-bridegroom, ignoring God's Grace! Check Jesus' forecast as announced by a second Jonah on the WEB.
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Watching a number of new science discoveries on YouTube, I realized that our modern society has gotten a free gift with tremendous potential. Many enthusiastic young people now have the freedom to experiment with some laws of physics replacing corrupted university teaching methods suppressed for hundreds of years.
Many YouTube science videos demonstrate and verify impossible ideas. They are like a genie released from the bottle that can never be put back. That free spirit has consequently exposed unscientific evolution lies taught for hundreds of years in our institutions. It has also forecasted the total collapse and bankruptcy of our outmoded education system. It will soon be replaced to lead us toward a new and better, divinely supported civilization - guaranteed!
Just to mention one far-reaching example, one short video ended with some experts explaining how the mathematics that has proven itself so useful to industry cannot be proven. That statement is like a bomb exploding in our face. It is now postulated with a new logic in total opposition, like a paradox to what has been accepted for hundreds of years.
Our civilization used the "old" math system to build higher skyscrapers, go to the moon, and fly regularly in space. While it was used to open DNA and changed the genetics of our food with predictably disastrous consequences, it can also be used to make totally free energy available to most of the world's populations, though still denied by the Oil Cartel and Military Complex. These advances in science have all happened in the last 50 years creating massive, upsetting political confusion.
Surprisingly, the Babushka egg concept books found on this website will shine through like a small light penetrating scientific darkness in the midst of this present civilization's dilemma. They explain the forbidden metaphysics useful in defining the nature of physics in a full circle. Physics can only be explained on a horizontal level, but even Dr. Einstein felt there must be another dimension, which is now explained in Babushka eggs, but from a vertical perspective with "infinite" on top, recorded in Genesis chapter one. As put forward, the existence of the ELOHIM has no beginning and no end, which represents a different concept explained as metaphysics linked together by paraphysics.New concepts and ideas - technology - now appear on the Internet to make us wiser, fulfilling Daniel's prophecy. Science will be one notch higher if cross-referenced with metaphysics to discover the underpinning physics and to reveal how and why new science innovations work. Examining novel concepts from two perspectives is a better balanced system like a dual railroad track, especially if it harmonizes with biblical Revelation. Together, they will validate concealed ancient truth, which can then be trusted with an open Mind. Ultimately, cross-referencing modern high technology with the divine Plan for Mankind will lead to discovering the purpose of God's creation.
This all makes good sense, but why it is ignored?
Babushka concept eggs link science to metaphysics - defining the free gift of Eternal Life. Accepting that gift is the most important event of mortal life, which is not an invented religion. These concepts can be proven by investigating some Bible-science lessons as applied to modern life and compared to recorded history. You do not have to be highly educated to understand why our civilization is sinking like the Titanic.
Comparing events from the past will make it obvious that politicized global governments should embrace lessons learned from the history of the United States. The US history tells a story of an unusual attractive advantage derived from the 200-year old American Christian Constitution. Why it is now politicized, denied and censored? The last US Supreme Court session became prejudiced corrupted and destructive by twisting the fundamental constitutional laws upside-down. They promised to protect, yet they decreed mandatory adoption of atheistic relativism causing a society to degenerate. It has obsoleted a blessed, abundant American way of life for millions that was previously the envy of the world.
Contrast the American story with the example of collapsing Islamic societies that enforce an obsolete, Middle Ages culture ending in total destruction as witnessed even on controlled TV media. Check out the consequences of rejecting a Christian-based, Western Civilization. The many Islamic countries surround ISRAEL, which is like an island of normal life, prosperous, growing everywhere you look. When they applied covenant principles based on the Torah - like the American Christian Constitution, that nation developed into the greatest science power block. They export hi-tech knowledge and food for the betterment of mankind. On the other hand, check why nearly every other nation is experiencing uncontrolled turmoil, racing toward a scary, prophesied apocalypse, now better defined with science. Think and apply logic.
The answers for the energy and food shortages challenging our civilization and how to fix their causes have been recorded in the historic, 6000-year-old Bible. It gives us free advice linked to proven ancient wisdom demonstrated by real people who had the same problem, why is it suppressed by corrupt atheistic governments?
Lucky for mankind, it has been reborn on the Internet, proving once again that nothing is new under heaven. Infinite energy was mentioned in the first Bible verses, and it will drive a new civilization rewound like a cuckoo clock, perpetually in conflict with unscientific evolution lies enforced globally to make you brain dead. It guarantees bureaucrats lucrative benefits voting for political correct promises.
The confusion of new discoveries found on the many YouTube videos can leave one perplexed, but we should no longer accept being brainwashed with evolution lies. Erroneous scientific thinking and its consequences can be avoided if linked to the mirror image of the metaphysics denied in our universities. Reading about unique Babushka Egg concepts suppressed by the establishment can lead to the next higher level of widening knowledge horizons and expanding vision to 360 degrees. It was fun for me to see a worldview one notch higher, and that ended my confusion with a better understanding of the paradox of life.
Babushka eggs are free on the Internet. They will confirm that the universe is governed by a Heh-dimension ("other side") creating a Daleth dimension of energy and mass controlled by the time-dimension. They end with the purpose for mankind on a tiny planet, well balanced, as the only place where Life can exist.
As a retired scientist, I got hooked and kept diving in the Bible Ocean searching for more precious Pearls of extraordinary breakthrough discoveries that unlocked many answers to the global dilemmas of our time. It resulted in collecting many science facts matching the Bible and revealed a new atom theory to me, though ignored by the atheistic establishment.
That could explain why Global Warming is not matching statistics, though it does increase the salary of UN bureaucrats. These books exposed how deadly GMOs is causing extinction ending life on this planet. The consequence is suppressed from the public, but generates patent fees enforced by a corrupted FDA, same sex married to a powerful, world octopus Monsanto cartel. Now forgotten, they were the inventor of Agent Orange that poisoned millions in Vietnam married to the military complex. That totally evil cartel will affect the future of every human being on this earth as usually killed millions ever since hidden under multiple sister corporations like an octopus nothing can escape. It gets worse. They are now more corrupt, having genetically screwed up every food seed worldwide, outside international law, by paying off Supreme Court judges and senators. This forbidden discovery trail investigating science cross-referenced with the banned ancient bible exposed free energy, suppressed for over 80 years. It could get you killed or silenced like so many testifying scientists on the Web.
Summing up the other side of the new math energy equation, the forgotten ELOHIM is now fine-tuning his creation. How he is doing that? Now collected in the 12 Babushka egg books, but the source of eternal Life is only revealed in one Torah-book written by the ELOHIM. Shortly, we will witness the end of all "Evil" in the Kosmos and on earth, as Satan will be the only survivor, sealed in the underworld prevented to plague mankind.
Afterwards the returned Jesus Christ will start for the first time a new divinely controlled civilization to last 1000 years without war. I no longer worry we may have run out of time ignoring my scaled book-eggs even dating God's Wrath. It is too scary when someone predicts your death against the odds in about two years not surviving the prophesied asteroid apocalypse. The date upsetting theologians is written in the zodiac constellation sky using science now witnessed in many YouTube videos proving a court case of the coming 5-month Apocalypse. But if you want to survive or be better educated, just read my last Jonah Warning and watch the sky. (Pearl #249) One way or another, it will end and start a new equation. Read some of the other Pearls to better understand the forbidden metaphysics on a vertical spiritual level:
God's Wrath <- 17 September 2015
22 September 2017 -> New Life
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This web site will give you an unusual panoramic view of prophecy matching science linked to metaphysics. Successful inventors cultivate strange habits of exploring high technology while investigating science with many extraordinary different methods. If applied to the oldest history book of mankind our Bible revealed startling results, which greatly surprised me. It developed into a series of written Babushka eggs, some are smaller like a baby egg that I call Pearls. When a number Bible mysteries expand with more science, the data became a bigger egg.
Writing about forbidden science connected to the metaphysical defined my mission in retirement and got me on documenting a history-science-Bible journey. My habit of unique curiosity was directed to explore longstanding Bible puzzles that have kept many scholars confused. It revealed some secrets theologians missed since they were not educated in science.
My practical German background as an instrument maker was helpful to reveal incredible new concepts collected in twelve (12) free Babushka egg concept books never postulated in universities anywhere. My study became like an expedition diving in the Bible Ocean and searching for many precious Pearls. I was soon hooked and kept diving to find more. Babushka egg concept books can be copied without charge from the Internet for the benefit of future generation. Some were translated in Spanish, German and Arabic and start with #12, 11, 10, 9, 7, 6, 5… backwards with Pearls in between to expand a vision that even dated the Apocalypse.
Investigating the Bible from a science viewpoint was exciting as no other book on earth has a proven history recorded in advance. It could be compared to a holograph if you keep cutting it into two sides each tiny portion still has 100% of the information embedded similar to cloning on a lower entropy. That unusual fact became a challenge for a seasoned inventor-scientist to unlock prophecy.
It raised the ante for me. Could the ancient text be decoded to learn more about our future destiny in spite of modern science being entangled in unscientific atheistic evolution leftover residue theories from the Middle Ages?
The younger generations do not realize the tremendous influence of a modern Mind Control system most universities adopted, how it damaged our American culture. Being inferiorly educated makes it easier to believe in counterfeit science opposing the Bible. We will later prove that free energy like Hydrogen from water (Hoffman) and Electricity from the air (Tesla) was around 80 years ago but was suppressed by an oil cartel more powerful than the US government combined with Europe.
Being stuck in fake science, most never noticed that reversed entropy is not logical, not ever seen possible in nature. Being an inventor not easily confused, I came up with a real story for my grand kids to explain what will happen in the next few years using true science principles and analytical math linked to many Bible facts that can forecast the future Apocalypse starting not on earth.
Much in the Bible is basically a roadmap to reveal to mankind the consequences of wrongly applied principles detrimental to life. Employing some of the other 50% of Newton's writing mostly kept silent, many are central to metaphysical laws reflected on the natural cause and effect level. Combined they will warn us to redirect our minds to the celestial source always trustworthy. The style of the Bible is based on foretelling mankind's history, which identifies our destiny controlled by divine guidance and the penalty of mankind's sinful nature. Honest skeptics, if interested, could widen their knowledge horizons. The majestic theme of God's creation ends with a symphonic credenza of redemption and restoration as the previously upset kosmos once more is balanced.
My grand kid's teaching through university level no longer compares the many life principles of accumulated knowledge with the embedded wisdom rooted in the Bible history of mankind. Why was it thrown out from the classroom as irrelevant? All became corrupted to even falsely rewrite American history. Many fabricated lies replace true principles to make an impossible, unscientific evolution theory to fit an atheistic belief system denying a Creator. Professors keep ignoring the many evidences in nature not matching modern gene research or DNA conclusions. It needs a counter-balanced perspective to reflect what the Bible teaches, not religion, but how nature operates. This is not even understood by many theologians, who are likewise brainwashed in Satan-inspired evil relativism.
Our civilization will end 21 September 2015 in a divinely executed APOCALYPSE projected from a science perspective matching many prophecy events. To lay a base for a lasting Bible understanding requires the retelling of the creation story, forbidden in schools, from a new science perspective. It may even surprise Christians. Many do not know that God's real Plan for Mankind ends with a scary Apocalypse. I hope to expand your knowledge horizons and become convinced.
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Dusky: Nobody Else EP
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As the music that has arisen in the wake of dubstep seems to delve into deep house territory, the production duo of Alfie Granger-Howell and Nick Harriman aka Dusky have caught the ears of producers such as Loefah, who released the duo's last EP on his recently minted School Records imprint. Nobody Else is the next EP from Dusky and it is due out on March 18th via Will Saul's Aus Music. It's four tracks are clean, dark and laden with distorted vocals, basslines and synth work that recall the genres of the UK underground such as garage and dubstep. "What I Never Knew" is the highlight here. It is a dark, 4/4 slow burner that sends a shiver down your spine and keeps you wanting more. Preview the EP ahead of its release below.
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Facebook and LinkedIn can put you on the map but can they make you money?
Just as video was in 2007, social media is the ŌĆ£killer appŌĆØ for magazine publishers in 2008 and teaming up with an existing network offers a huge audience without much cost or effort (FacebookŌĆÖs and YouTubeŌĆÖs outreach to magazine publishers earned them a spot on this yearŌĆÖs Folio: 40). More than 40 member magazines of the Magazine Publishers of America keep profiles on MySpace and Facebook and many smaller publishers are jumping into the game as well. On the b-to-b side, LinkedIn is the new darling, with publishers ranging from startup DesignWorld to McGraw-Hill giant BusinessWeek creating communities.
But are these efforts relegated to branding or is there an opportunity to make money on it? EMarketer predicts advertising on social sites will increase 75 percent to $2.1 billion in 2008. However, publishers would most likely be required to split a hefty share with host networks and there are some doubts about how receptive network members are to advertising in that context (BusinessWeek itself ran an article earlier this year titled, ŌĆ£Generation MySpace is Getting Fed Up,ŌĆØ that quoted the CEO of ad network Specific Media calling social networks ŌĆ£the most overhyped scenario in online advertising.ŌĆØ)
Hearst has created a social presence on the major social media networks for many of its titles, including Seventeen and CosmoGirl. ŌĆ£They have a lot more users on their site than we have on ours, it doesnŌĆÖt make sense to rebuild a social network with Cosmo or Seventeen,ŌĆØ says Chris Johnson, vice president of content and business development at Hearst Digital. ŌĆ£It makes more sense to take our content to where the users are.ŌĆØ
Hearst has generated ŌĆ£thousands to tens of thousands of usersŌĆØ across its social media programs, which range from a basic CosmoGirl page on Facebook to an ambitious Seventeen video program on MySpace called Freshman 15 that features 15 young women sharing videos of their experiences during their first year in college.
Agreements vary. Creating Facebook pages is free but the MySpace Freshman 15 program includes cross-promotion and in-book placement for MySpace. ŌĆ£This is more complex stuff than we would be able to sign up for as a user of MySpace,ŌĆØ says Johnson.
At this point, Hearst hasnŌĆÖt done much with advertisers across its social sites. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre exploring the opportunities but it would have to be under the right circumstances,ŌĆØ says Johnson. ŌĆ£There would have to be a value-exchange in place with the network. They want to sell advertising and we want to sell advertising, so we have to figure out a way to do it together and share in the revenue.ŌĆØ
Hearst is experimenting with multiple models, including advertising in widgets. At thedailygreen.com, an ad for HDTV in the environmental news section goes with a widget that a reader can place in their own Facebook page, taking the advertising with them. Another widget is offered with SeventeenŌĆÖs daily giveaway. The experiments show promise but keep in mind that the cost of building a widget can range from $5,000 to more than $100,000. ŌĆ£Minimally, the cost to get in the game is a few thousand dollars,ŌĆØ says Johnson.
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While Inc.com is building its own network through IncBizNet, BusinessWeek.com has teamed with business professional network LinkedIn. Businessweek.com and Capital IQ provide information for LinkedInŌĆÖs company profile section, including hard-to-get private company data. ŌĆ£The first part of the partnership is having a widget on every story page which immediately tells you how many people at the company are connected to the core company in the story through LinkedIn,ŌĆØ says BusinessWeek.com editor-in-chief John Byrne. ŌĆ£The second piece, which is much more promising for us in terms of traffic, is having links on every company page to our site. WeŌĆÖre the exclusive provider on the company page. Some pages are still being rolled out, and more importantly, will be made public in a few weeks to get into the Google algorithm.ŌĆØ
Meanwhile, b-to-b startup DesignWorld created its own community on LinkedIn. Prospective members submit a profile and the service is free to the magazine. ŌĆ£The ŌĆśhowŌĆÖ is idiot-proof,ŌĆØ says co-founder Scott McCafferty. ŌĆ£The whyŌĆöwe wanted to see what would happen, if there was a reader affinity, to see if people responded. Lo and behold they did.ŌĆØ
Right now, McCafferty doesnŌĆÖt see this as a monetization opportunity. ŌĆ£But we do get three big things: One, it gives us a focus group and mirrors the exact replica of what a BPA statement would say,ŌĆØ says McCafferty. ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖre not audited yet but I can show them profiles of who are reader is. The other thing is weŌĆÖre looking at setting up an editorial advisory board and this is an editorial advisory board on steroids. We can go in and send instant message guys to get instant feedback.ŌĆØ
The community is also being used as a sounding board for new products. ŌĆ£We will use it to identify beta users and preview new products for those beta users,ŌĆØ says McCafferty. The publisher is in the process of developing a career board and can shoot over the a mock-up of the site.
McCafferty says the community has received numerous requests from recruiters but they arenŌĆÖt allowed inŌĆöyet. ŌĆ£Once we got over 1,000 membersŌĆöif we had 10 or 15 marketers, I donŌĆÖt think that would be a problem,ŌĆØ he adds. ŌĆ£It would be a problem if you had 15 marketers waiting on four engineers. We want to show the affinity toward the magazine. You have to embrace all these things and youŌĆÖre not going to make money on all of them.ŌĆØ
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 37-40.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Dominick do that he is not supposed to do when he is visiting with Thomas?
(a) Talk about him.
(b) Talk to him.
(c) Hug him.
(d) Get angry.
2. In a dream, Dominick dreams about hanging Thomas, who turns into a forgiving ___________.
(a) Bat.
(b) Monkey.
(c) Snake.
(d) Child.
3. What is the name Papa openly calls Prosperine when she is doing her chores in the house?
(a) Traitor.
(b) Horse.
(c) Monkey.
(d) Donkey.
4. What does Dominick say that he doesn't want to be when Patel suggests that they run some tests on the twins' brains?
(a) A patient.
(b) Research excuse.
(c) Lab rat.
(d) Helpful.
5. Sheffer volunteers to be the twins' ____________ during the time of the case and the evaluation.
(a) Lawyer.
(b) Liaison.
(c) Therapist.
(d) Confidante.
Short Answer Questions
1. Ray is the stepfather who works the third shift at ____________ when the twins are growing up with their Ma.
2. Dominick notes that it is an interesting coincidence that Papa worked with a ______________ one summer as did the twins.
3. What does Dominick get access to when he sits down to talk with another therapist about his brother?
4. Who does Dominick find out wants to talk to him, per a message left by his girlfriend, Joy?
5. Who is irreverent when he enters into New York, which causes him to get backhanded?
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The stars from the hit T.V. show "Duck Dynasty," were at Montgomery's Performing Arts Center Saturday for a night of entertainment and inspiration.
Duck Commanders, Si and Willie Robertson, talked about staying true to their faith and family values, and how their backyard business of making duck calls, got turned into a multi-million dollar sports and entertainment enterprise.
Faulkner University hosted the event and also was generous enough to invite burn victim and amputee Jessica Crumpton and her husband to meet Si and Willie.
"I look forward to Si," Crumpton said. "He reminds me of my grandfather...very crazy. And I'm ready to see him talk."
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Synonyms for trucetrus
This thesaurus page is about all possible synonyms and similiar words for the term truce
Princeton's WordNet
armistice, cease-fire, truce(noun)
a state of peace agreed to between opponents so they can discuss peace terms
cease-fire, armistice, truce
truce(noun)a period of time in which no fighting takes place due to an agreement between the opposed parties
truce(noun)an agreement between opposed parties in which they pledge to cease fighting for a limited time
English Synonyms and Antonyms, by James Champlin Fernald
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armistice, hudna, ceasefire, cease-fire, calming, respite, calm, lull
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The Practicum Binder
posted September 28, 2012 2:40 PM by Maya Bery
If you've ever known an SLTP candidate, you'll know that these two words have a special power over us. The practicum binder represents the culmination of all the hours of work we put in at our practicum experiences - the rich experiences we have are condensed down into two, massive, three-ring binders filled with papers. Yet, it's also really satisfying to see this tangible evidence of all you've worked to achieve.
The practicum binder serves as the official documentation of the evidence submitted to the state by Simmons when we graduate, since our diplomas become our initial licenses. This way, if the state ever wants to audit the program, we will have the evidence to support what we said we did during our student teaching hours.
The binder is a mammoth undertaking, one that must be completed over the course of the semester, within the 100 hours we are meant to work (most candidates work more, but 100 is the official minimum requirement). It breaks down into four major components (apart from a summary experience reflection and official paperwork): the practicum log, the major and minor projects, lesson plans, and artifacts.
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Cool. What's the regular price on this? Any other worthwhile BBQs @HD?with the weather warming up theres no better time than now to get looking.
heres a low cost Broil-Mate BBQ i noticed at HD for $299.99:
http://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/s...k=P_PartNumber EARN CASH BACK
I got giftcards itching to be spent.
I am hoping to get one as well. Nothing fancy or big. Just a good size and reliable quality.
This was $199 a few months ago at the Oakville location.
Hoping for a good deal on a Gas bbq this year!!
Looking for a good deal on the Weber Q 200 or 220
Hoping to find a good buy an a Natural gas BBQ
anyone find a taste difference or any other cooking variations from propane to natural gas?
Last month, I got a natural gas model Fiesta Blue Ember FG50069 (3 burner + rotisserie + side; w/grill light, ice bucket and bottle opener), last years model without the iQue (though I'm not sure if the NG model gets the iQue anyway) in the HD clearance for $399, reg $799.
Yeah I know it's not a Weber, but there were all kinds of other BBQs on clearance then too; I think that was the best time to buy a BBQ from now until fall. I mean there might be deals in between to be had but it seems prior-to and after the season is the best time to buy.
As evidenced by the post by shawno20 even the "deal" on this thread was better a month or two a go.
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Broil-Mates are made in China, only the Kings are made in Canada I think. I checked a couple Broil-Mates when I was in HD and they were MIC[hina].
Unfortunately for BBQs you typically have to spend a lot to get one that's made domestic these days. Even Vermont Castings "went China" a couple years ago (and now they've still gone bankrupt, lol). Other makers are following suit if they haven't already, particularly with lower end models.
Anyone knows who sells Primo grills/accessories in GTA?
Looking for charcoal BBQs!!!
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Adytum
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ADYTUM, the Latinized form of ά̉δυτον (not to be entered), the innermost sanctuary in ancient temples, access to which was forbidden to all but the officiating priests. The most famous adytum in Greece was in the temple of Apollo at Delphi.


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Blackwood Brothers Gospel Concert
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Saturday, 15 February, 2014
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Enhance operational processes and customer solutions through the development of dynamic dashboards and reports using various technologies. Develop and support the region's technical projects and support training on data analytics.
Dashboards and other Graphical Reporting
Demonstrate our performance as a company through the creation of powerful, meaningful, and professional looking dashboards and graphics
Produce dashboards that are beyond the query and filter reporting models such as forecasting, prediction and optimization
Develop internal tools created for use of daily workflows that drive our business processes,
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Prepare project plan and review with stakeholders to ensure it meets all requirements (known requirements, gap/fit analysis, recommendations, technologies, solutions design including reporting and user interface examples)
Help quantify the productivity results of each solution or tool created
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Incorporate new technologies and technical advancements within operational training
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Create and provide support for scripting within operations
Manage, monitor and provide Q/A on all scripts running in the region
Assist operational managers and account managers with data and technology requirements needed to perform their daily tasks
Collaborate with other regions on best practices and technology solutions
Maintain project list capturing status, timeliness, priorities and future projects and be able to provide this update to the reporting structure for this position
Work with corporate business and development to ensure that the tools and processes designed are aligned with our core systems and are developed properly on a scalable level
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Delphi/Pascal for Desktop scripting development
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Yay. Yes. It's happening again. Calgary's favorite new festival. The PPF, returning to the streets of Kensington (and beyond) for its second run. Here's what's going to go down, in their words:
The weekend will feature:Jen Kunlire
...and a whole lot more. Things will kick off Friday, August 17, 6:30pm, at Pages Books on Kensington with a performance from this year's Poet of Honour - JEN KUNLIRE.
If your brain is starting to melt down through the lull of summer Calgary's Ink Spot Collective may have the solution you need to snap from those dog day syndromes: poetic visitors from the southern hemisphere, Ink Spot Collective(where it's winter!). The Soles of Australia Tour features two Melbourne-based poets, Joel McKerrow and Michelle Dabrowski, who are hitting the road to show the world the powerful force of their spoken word scene.
Victoria BC's award-winning spoken word performer Missie Peters will also grace the Auburn stage this Thursday. She is a two-time Victoria Slam Champion, the former slam master, one half of the improvised spoken word duo SpeakEasy and the director of Not Your Grandma's Poetry.
Also on stage - YOU. It's a slam. Show up at 7:30 to sign up.
Need to brush up on your slam skills? - Place a hold on Sheri-D WIlson's 'Spoken Word Workbook'...
Arthur Ellis Shortlist Awards Event 2012
Thursday, Apr 19
6:30 - 7:30 p.m., Central Library - Main Floor South
This Thursday the Crime Writers of Canada will host 5 simultaneous events across the country to celebrate the best in Canadian mystery.
A panel discussion featuring Garry Ryan, Susan Calder, and Sharon Wildwind will precede the announcement of this year's Author Ellis shortlisted nominees.
Sharon Wildwind
Garry Ryan
Susan Calder
Register in person, by calling 403-260-2620 or online.
For more information on the Arthur Ellis Awards, click here.
To read the Writer's Nook interview with Garry Ryan (February 2012), click here.
Congratulations to Calgary's first poet laureate!
From fourteen nominations in January to six shortlisted poets performing at the Poet Laureate Showcase to one:
Kris Demeanor is Poet Laureate of Calgary.
So now that we have a poet laureate: what exactly does that mean?
Calgary Arts Development defined the poet laureate's role in their backgrounder:
Other Canadian cities have had poet laureates; Toronto since 2001, Vancouver since 2006 and Edmonton since 2005.
We look forward to experiencing Kris's future work in his poet laureate role. In the meantime, you can check out some of his CDs from the library (click on the album cover) and learn more about him on his website: Kris Demeanor
Kris Demeanor Announced as Calgary Poet Laureate Calgary Arts Development
Kris Demeanor named Calgary's first poet laureate Calgary Herald
Calgary's first poet laureate chosen CBC
Did you know that once a month Pages Books and filling Station magazine join forces to bring you the Flywheel Reading Series, featuring local emerging talent as well as some of Canada's best poets?
They do!
What is a flywheel, you ask?
According to Oxford it is a "wheel with a heavy rim, attached to a revolving shaft, in order either to regulate the motion of the machinery, or to accumulate power."
This month they've put together a very exciting lineup of poets. Here are the motion regulators and power accumulators:
Thursday, March 87:30pmPages Books on Kensington1135 Kensington Road NW
Jason Christie's i-ROBOT
Sandy Pool's Exploding Into Night
Kirk Ramdath's Love in a Handful of Dust
Six names have been shortlisted for the honour of Calgary's first poet laureate. It's hard to say exactly what this means, as this city has never had its own poet laureate, but that's the exciting part. We get to find out!
The six poets will be appearing on Thursday, March 1 from 7:00 to 9:00pm at Hotel Arts (119 12th Ave. SW) for a showcase of presentations and conversations hosted by Russell Bowers of CBC Radio's Daybreak Alberta. Until then, place a hold on the titles by clicking the book covers below, and decide who you think deserves to wear the crown of all Calgary muses.
Derek's blog
Diane's Harbour Publishing Bio
Transit's Mypace
Tyler's website
Kris's website
Sheri-D's website
Click here for complete information on the showcase, as well as in-depth background on each of the poets on the laureate short list. RSVP to attend this free showcase here.
The Auburn Saloon is at 163 Ninth Avenue SE.
Check out the event's Facebook page.
Check out Calgary Spoken Word Society.
Check out the library's wonderful poetry collection, including Sheri-D Wilson's brand new Spoken Word Workbook: Inspiration from Poets Who Teach, described as a "play-space where the audience becomes the artist and artist becomes the audience [and] features interactive exercises from seventeen professional spoken word artists. This unique project is ground-breaking and timely as a poetry and spoken word learning tool." Library copies are still on-order but you can place a hold today.
Or Kirk Ramdath's Love in A Handful of Dust.
Here at the nook, there is no writer's block. The idea of an invisible force paralyzing the hands and/or mind of a writer is preposterous. Any type of block must be attributed to a lack of library-use or a lack of lunch. In our 'block-free' zone, there is one type of block that Calgary can celebrate, support, and utilize - the radio show on CJSW "Writer's Block".
To connect with Calgary's literary scene, mark Tuesday nights, 8pm, for an enthusiastic insider look into the best of local (and far beyond) writerly news.
To let the 'Block speak for itself…
"CJSW's weekly foray into literature. Hosted by Paul Kennett and Stephanie Weidman, Writer's Block is focused on local events, writers, poets, publishers, while keeping an eye on the bigger literary picture across the country and around the world! Writer's Block airs on the fm dial in Calgary, 8 - 9 PM Tuesday evenings."
Check out the titles of recent featured Writer's Block guests in our catalogue:
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Fall harvest: New menu items cropping up at Palm Beach's restaurants
- 5:27 pm Monday, October 20th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Here's one way to know summer has given way to autumn: the pop-up of new menu items at the island's restaurants as chefs embrace the changing tides of peak-season produce and flex their chops to mix up business as usual.
In other words, melt-in-your-mouth sautéed Hawaiian butterfish, anyone?
Or Vietnamese-style lemongrass chicken with crispy rice cake, bean sprouts and mustard greens, or butternut squash lasagnette with sage, leek fondue, smoked onion broth and fontina cheese?
That's how varied new autumn menu items are in town as they lightly sprinkle menus otherwise anchored by restaurants' longtime favorites.
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The Colony's `making good use' in summer menus of onsite asset
- 1:11 pm Saturday, June 7th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
Unless you explore eastward of the pool area at The Colony, the Palm Beach hotel's edibles garden—modest-sized beds and planters of herbs, shoots of greens and soon-to-be-harvested cucumbers, among other things—can't be fully observed, although you can taste its presence in the fare at the hotel's Polo Steaks & Seafood.
What began this past autumn as a lunch project has "taken over the back (of the hotel) and we're making good use of it," says The Colony's executive chef, Vicente Burlaos, of the garden.
That's why Polo's newest lunch and dinner menus are called "summer garden." Herbs and greens from the garden are [More]
Valentine's Day dining: Some PB eateries serving up more than a feel-the-love meal
- 6:49 pm Friday, February 7th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
On Valentine's Day, every restaurant in town that's open will offer feel-the-love daily specials and/or special three- or four-course prix-fixe menus, but some will feature a little something (or a lot of something) extra.
Among them, Café Boulud (www.cafeboulud.com/palmbeach): In addition to offering a three-course Valentine's menu ($105 a person) and live music in the lounge, each patron will be given a sweet parting gift to take home: a packaged white-chocolate mendiant—prepared by Café Boulud's pastry chef, Eric Snow—studded with candied orange peel, golden raisins, hazelnuts, pistachios, almonds and dried cherries. To make reservations by phone: 655-6060.
At the Flagler Museum's Café des Beaux-Arts ([More]
PB New Year's Eve celebrations tonight are lavish–and a bargain compared to Bubba Gump's
- 4:44 pm Tuesday, December 31st, 2013 by M.M. Cloutier
Pop quiz: Which of the following New Year's Eve celebrations tonight costs more?
A. Festivities at The Royal Room cabaret at The Colony in Palm Beach: The eve includes a performance by renowned entertainer Tommy Tune, a cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres, a four-course dinner, a midnight champagne toast and a breakfast buffet.
B. A party at chain-restaurant Applebee's with a dinner buffet, open bar, D.J., party favors and midnight champagne toast.
And which of these New Year's Eve celebrations costs more?
A. The Breakers' black-tie Fantasy Ball, complete with extravagant live entertainment, a cocktail reception, four-course dinner, midnight champagne toast and breakfast buffet.
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New Sunday brunch theme at The Colony's Polo `what people want'
- 6:18 pm Sunday, December 1st, 2013 by M.M. Cloutier
It's not quite business as usual these days during Sunday brunch at The Colony's Polo Steaks & Seafood.
Or maybe it is.
As the poolside Palm Beach restaurant continues to underscore the latter part of its name—seafood—that's now the focus of its Sunday brunch, right down to a Maine lobster for all comers.
Vicente Burlaos, the executive chef at Polo (155 Hammon Ave.; www.thecolonypalmbeach.com), says that in his estimation, there's room for more stand-out seafood restaurants in town and that's where he'd like to see Polo, originally a steakhouse (its Prime aged-in-house beef cuts are still very much present, especially during dinner hours), [More]
PB Summer Happy Hours: 2-4-1 Cocktails, Complimentary Goodies
- 7:20 pm Monday, June 4th, 2012 by M.M. Cloutier
Two-for-one cocktails, half-priced food.
Those are among the perks of summer happy hours at the island's restaurants.
Here's a looks at some of the sweet happy-hour deals:
Buccan: Drinks, including Buccan tea, well beer and wines by the glass, are two-for-one
4-7 p.m. daily.
The Chesterfield's Leopard Lounge: Monday through Friday, 5-7 p.m., look for two-for-one well-brand cocktails, house wines and domestic beers, plus complimentary snacks, a $5 "Bar Bites" menu and live musical entertainment.
264 The Grill: Daily happy hour includes $5 drinks and a bar menu with $6-$12 items, including cheddar-burger sliders, fish tacos, calamari and a lobster po'boy.
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Wind Symphony Dr. Karen LaVoie, conductor
Festival Chorus Dr. Felicia Barber, conductor
Big Band Dr. Edward Orgill, director
Small Jazz Ensembles Mr. James Argiro and Mr. Ted Levine, directors
String Ensemble Ms. Jessica Meyer, director
Music Theater Workshop Dr. Mary Brown Bonacci, director
(Go to www.deverstage.com for information about the music department spring production of "Fiddler on the Roof".)
University Chorale Dr. Felicia Barber, conductor
Piano Ensemble Mr. Scott Bailey, coordinator
Classical Guitar Quartet Mr. Phillip de Fremery, director
Classical Guitar Trio Mr. John Mason, director
Flute Ensemble Ms. Elaine Saloio, director
Saxophone Quartet Mr. Ted Levine, director
Percussion Ensemble Dr. Peter Coutsouridis, director
All music majors participate in at least two performing ensembles every semester (one of which must be Wind Symphony or Festival Chorus). All instrumental music education majors are required to have a minimum of three chamber ensemble experiences in varied formats throughout the course of completing their program requirements (each approved by the academic advisor and the applied music instructor). All music minors must participate in at least one performing ensemble every semester, as assigned by the department. All piano majors are required to enroll in MUSC0240, Piano Ensemble, every semester. Music education majors are encouraged, but not required, to participate in ensembles during the semester of their practicum.


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Table for One: Best Restaurants in the U.S. for Solo Diners
If you love good food and eating out at restaurants, who says you need a dining partner? These restaurants offer solo diners an appealing table for one along with impeccable food and wine, historic dining traditions, stellar people-watching, or a mix of all three.
Or spoil yourself at home with our collection of easy recipes for one.
By Sara Schwartz
J. Black's Feel Good Lounge
Location: Austin, Texas
Reminiscent of a 1940s speakeasy, J. Blacks was carefully crafted to be an open, community-oriented restaurant, which even extends to the seating arrangement. All tables are at bar height, so that at any time and from any place, patrons can look across the room and be at eye level with everyone else. Plates meant for sharing encourage solo diners to meet new friends at this elevated pub-grub establishment, whose lengthy happy hour includes a half-price special on all of them, from smoked salmon and goat cheese mousse to Niman Ranch-sourced pigs in a blanket and Texas Kobe beef sliders. So if you're a single patron at the bar, why not settle in for a specialty cocktail and make some new friends over a generous plate of appetizers?


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In total, 104 high schools statewide were selected to participate in the innovative program, modeled after Ford's nationally recognized Driving Skills for Life teen safety program. Announced in November 2007, the program empowers high school students to educate their peers about driving in hopes of decreasing the number of fatalities and crashes involving teenagers in Illinois.
"This significant drop in fatalities is a credit to the efforts of high school students in Illinois, who are taking the initiative to educate their peers about the dangers and responsibilities that come along with driving a car," said Gov. Blagojevich. "The efforts of these students, combined with several tough new Illinois laws, are making a big difference in reducing the number of teen fatalities on our roads."
The new teen driver safety law initiated by Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White makes Illinois' graduated driver licensing program one of the best in the nation. Effective January 1, 2008, the law gives teens more time to obtain valuable driving experience while under the watchful eye of a parent or guardian, limits in-car distractions, and requires the teens to earn their way from one stage to the next by avoiding traffic convictions. Leading national traffic safety experts have lauded the law as one that will save lives. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates the new law could reduce fatal crashes involving 16-year-old drivers by 38 percent.
Another important law initiated by White and signed into law by Governor Blagojevich took effect January 1, 2007 and doubled the practice time from 25 to 50 hours that young drivers must spend with a parent or guardian before the teen can obtain an Illinois driver's license. Of these 50 hours, at least 10 must be done at night. The additional hours give novice teen drivers more driving experience while in the presence of a parent or guardian and help better prepare the teen to a lifetime of safe and responsible driving. All of these important teen driver safety initiatives work together to make Illinois roads safer and to save lives.
"The new law that resulted from the recommendations of my Teen Driver Safety Task Force makes Illinois' teen driver program one of the strongest in the nation and, more importantly, will save lives," said Secretary of State Jesse White. "I am encouraged by the significant decrease in teen driving deaths so far in 2008 and I think the public awareness generated by the new law, in conjunction with the Operation Teen Safe Driving initiative, is clearly having a positive impact on teen driving safety. I would like to congratulate the winners of this important program. Working together, we can save even more lives and make Illinois roadways safer for all of us."
Twenty-eight high schools have been selected to participate in a half-day Ford sponsored "Ride and Drive" safe-driving clinic. These clinics will be taking place in the Chicago area, Central Illinois and Metro-East in the coming weeks. The "Ride and Drive" events will feature professional drivers giving young drivers rigorous behind the wheel driving exercises, including: Hazard Recognition/Accident Avoidance, Vehicle Handling/Skid Control and Speed/Space Management.
"We are very impressed by our high school students, whose efforts are helping make our roadways safer," said IDOT Secretary Milton R. Sees. "Operation Teen Safe Driving has been a very successful initiative, and we are proud to lead the way as the first state to offer a program of this magnitude."
"The Illinois State Police are honored to have partnered in this new safety program in an effort to save the lives of teen drivers," said Illinois State Police Director Larry G. Trent. "Operation Teen Safe Driving provides a means for young drivers to use their creativity and energy to increase awareness and safety on Illinois roadways."
In addition to the top four high schools in each region receiving an invitation to attend the Ford Driving Skills for Life "Ride and Drive" hands-on training, The Allstate Foundation has made it possible for the top school in each region to receive $5,000 for an after-prom party. Also, up to 104 schools around the state will receive $1,000 to $3,000 for continuation of their Operation Teen Safe Driving programs.
"On behalf of Ford Motor Company Fund and the Ford Driving Skills for Life program, we congratulate the finalists as well as all the Operation Teen Safe Driving participants," said Jim Vella, President, Ford Motor Company Fund. "We are proud to be a part of such a great program that empowers teens to make a positive impact among their peers and in their communities by helping to save teen lives."
"Allstate is tremendously proud as a leading partner in the combined effort to save teen lives on Illinois roadways," said Dave Prendergast, Allstate Insurance Assistant Field Vice President and father of a teenage driver. "With high school prom and graduation celebrations happening all over the state in the next month, it's a critical time to make teens and their parents aware of the safety responsibilities young drivers assume every time they get behind the wheel."
The Office of the Governor, the Illinois Secretary of State, IDOT's Division of Traffic Safety, the Illinois State Police, the Illinois State Board of Education, and the Illinois Liquor Control Commission in partnership with the Ford Motor Company Fund and The Allstate Foundation are all backing the Operation Teen Safe Driving program. Also supporting the Illinois campaign are the Governors Highway Safety Association, RADD ("The Entertainment Industry's Voice for Road Safety"), and SADD ("Students Against Destructive Decisions").
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- © 2011 RC deWinter ~ All Rights Reserved ____________________________________________________________________________________ mapping the heart ____________________________________________________________________________________ the shadows some days seem as impenetrable as brick as harsh as steel wool as dark as the pit and then for no explicable reason the brilliant gold of sunlight casts them off as if they never were ____________________________________________________________________________________ the mystery seems bound to the blood and the moontides and processes so inchoate that no matter how they're probed and isolated and charted no whitecoated lab rat will ever fully untangle the relation ____________________________________________________________________________________ poets call it despair dreamers call it hope ____________________________________________________________________________________ you brash credentialed agitators unveil your mystifying formulae and cry eureka! but we who choose to feel as well as think laugh quietly as you scrawl your quotidian equations on the chalkboard ____________________________________________________________________________________ knowing one good rain of tears will wash away the proofs of your years of sterile questing one good laugh will shatter that brittle board knowing there is yet that spark that you cannot measure or define ~ © 2011 RC deWinter
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Alacia Stubbs will show how to create a "four-patch design" block, the oldest and most basic of all patchwork designs, containing four squares of fabric joined to make a block. Preregistration is required. Materials are provided.
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| Child Care / Preschools
Community Board
Community Organizations & Services
Fire Department
Local Hospitals
Local Newspapers
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Life Skills School
97-30 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
Red Apple Child Development Center
63-47 Booth Street
Rego Park NY , 11374
YMCA Virtual Y P.S. 139 (School Age Child Care)
93-06 63rd Drive
Rego Park NY , 11374
Basanelova, Svetlana
63-60 102nd Street, Apartment A-19, 1st Floor
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 897-7653
Beylis, Nataliya
62-65 Saunders Street, Apartment 1D
Flushing NY , 11374
phone: (718) 997-0267
Ilyayeva, Bella
98-30 67th Avenue, Apartment 5T
Forest Hills NY , 11374
phone: (718) 261-9659
Inoyatov, Asya
65-07 Booth Avenue
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 275-6467
Isakova, Zoya
99-44 62nd Avenue, Apartment 4G
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 699-8911
Iskhakova, Stella
62-76 Booth Street, 1st Floor
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 639-6939
Kalendareva, Maya
63-50 Wetherill Street, Apartment 4F
Queens NY , 11374
phone: (718) 459-1150
Mittone, Patricia
62-43 99th Street, 2 Floor
Queens NY , 11374
phone: (718) 699-3784
Mullakandova, Natalya
62-31 99th Street
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 592-6692
Aronova, Nina
98-50 63 Drive, Apartment 2C, 2nd Floor
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 897-7141
Abayev, Rina
64-20 Saunders Street, Apartment D25, 4th Floor
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-3351
Avulova, Rita
63-25 Fitchett Street, 1st Floor
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 760-4935
Chen, Su-Mei
64-38 Cromwell Crescent, Apartment 1
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 459-0219
Dodobayev, Nelya
97-40 62nd Drive, Apartment 2M
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 275-9390
Ilyadzhanova, Alla
98-25 65 Road, Apartment 3A
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-6035
|Community Board
Community Board District # 6
73-05 Yellowstone Boulevard
Forest Hills NY , 11375
phone: (718)263-9250
fax: (718) 263-2211
|Community Organizations & Services
Queens Chamber of Commerce
75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Suite 140
Jackson Heights NY , 11370-1131
phone: (718) 898-8500
fax: (718) 898-8599
Lost Battalion Hall
93-29 Queens Blvd, Rego Park
phone: (718) 896-8511
Rego Park Jewish Center
97-30 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718)459-1000
fax: (718) 459-0431
Legal Services for the Elderly in Queens (part of Jewish Association for Services for the Aged - JASA)
97-77 Queens Boulevard, Suite 600
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 286-1500
Long Island Consultation Center
97-29 64th Road
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-3400
ACQC (Aids Center of Queens County)
97-45 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , phone: (718) 896-2500
Puerto Rican Family Institute
97-45 Queens Blvd
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 275-0983
|Fire Department
Engine Company 305 Ladder 151
111-02 Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills NY , 11375
|Local Hospitals
St. John's Family Health Center
95-25 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11375
phone: (718) 286-1008
|Local Newspapers
Queens Chronicle
62-33 Woodhaven Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374-7769
phone: (718) 205-8000
fax: (718) 205-0150
|Parks and Playgrounds
Mount Playground PS. 174 Playground
Alderton St from Dieterle to Elwell Crescents)
(Woodhaven Blvd, 63 Drive, Penelope Avenue)
Lost Batallion Hall
93-29 Queens Blvd.
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-8511
|Police Department
112th Precinct
68-40 Austin Street
Forest Hills NY , phone: (718) 520-9311
|Post Office
Rego Park Post Office
92-24 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
|Private / Parochial Schools
Queens Gymnasia
60-05 Woodhaven Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 426-9369
Resurrection Ascension School
85-25 61 Road
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 426-4963
Our Saviour Lutheran
64-33 Woodhaven Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 897-4343
|Public Elementary Schools
93-06 63rd Drive
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 459-1044
PS 174 William Sidney Mount
65-10 Dieterle Cres.
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 897-7006
P.S. 175 Lynn Gross Discovery School
64-35 102nd Street
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 897-8600
PS. 206 Horace Harding School
91-21 97th Pl.
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 592-0300
|Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
Junior High School 157 Stephen Halsey
64 Avenue & 102 Street
Rego park NY , 11374
phone: (718)830-4910
|Senior Centers
Rego Park Senior Center
93-29 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-8511
Lost Battalion Hall
93-29 Queens Boulevard
Rego Park NY , 11374
phone: (718) 896-8511
|Elected Officials
|NYC Council
Hon. Karen Koslowitz
District Office Address 118-35 Queens Blvd, 17th Floor
Forest Hills NY, 11375
phone: (718) 544-8800
fax: (718) 544-4452
Manhattan Office Address 250 Broadway, Suite 1872
New York NY, 10007
phone: (212) 788-6981
fax: (718) 544-4452
|NYS Assembly
Hon. Andrew Hevesi
District Office 70-50 Austin Street, Suite 110
Forest Hills NY, 11375
phone: (718) 263-5595
fax: (718) 263-5688
Albany Office LOB, Room 742
Albany NY, 12248
phone: (518) 455-4926
fax: (518) 455-5173
|NYS Senate
Hon. Toby Ann Stavisky
District Office 142-29 37th Avenue, Suite 1
Flushing NY, 11354
phone: (718) 445-0004
fax: (718) 445-8398
Albany Office Room 706, Legislative Office Building
Albany NY, 12247
phone: (518) 455-3461
fax: (518) 426-6857
|US Congress
Hon. Grace Meng
District Office Address 32-26 Union Street, Suite 1B
Flushing NY, 11354
phone: (718) 445-7860
fax: (718) 445-7868
Legislative Office 1317 Longworth House Office Building
Washington DC, 20515
phone: (202) 225-2601
fax: (202) 225-1589
|Boro President
Hon. Melinda Katz
Hon. Bill de Blasio
In 1923 thirty-nine year old Henry Schloh, Charlie I. Hausmann, and their partners formed the Rego Construction Company. "Rego" was derived from Schloh's description of "Real Good" homes. The company built, until the Depression (1929), single-family row houses, multi-family residences, and apartment building residences. Between the Long Island Railroad (south), Queens Blvd. (north), Woodhaven Blvd (west), and 63rd Drive (east) 525 eight-room wooden houses, costing $8,000 each, formed the heart of Schloh's venture.
In 1925, Rego Park Community and Civic Club opened. In 1926, first Rego Park stores were built on Queens Blvd. In 1929, P.S. 139 was built at 63rd Drive and Austin Street. Two years later, the first services of Lutheran Church of Our Savior were held; the church moved to its present location on 63rd Drive and Wetherole Street location in 1931. The Rego Park Jewish Center opened on 63rd Drive, off of Wetherole Street. After some movement, it opened at 97-30 Queens Boulevard in 1947. In 1939-1940 the World's Fair brought further development: apartments filled the remaining open land on 99th St and on Queens Blvd.
From 1970 Rego Park has attracted many immigrants from the former Soviet Union, as well as from various Asian countries.
In 1930, the Library bookmobile began to serve the Rego Park community. In 1938 it became a storefront facility and eighteen years later, in 1956, it became a branch Library. In 1960, an enlarged and expanded storefront agency opened. Unfortunately, in February 20, 1972, a fire completely destroyed the library. After this devastation, an interim bookmobile service was provided to the community. In 1975, a new city-owned building opened, at 91-41 63rd Drive, Rego Park, 11374. In April 1989, the library underwent major renovations to improve service to the community.
Source: The Encyclopedia of New York; edited by Kenneth T. Jackson


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Update: TouchUp Pro – Photo Editor v2.5.3 for BlackBerry PlayBook
This is another one of my favorite photo editors for the BlackBerry PlayBook. The previous update had caused the app to crash, but this update brings the app back to it's full functionality. What features does the TouchUp Pro by esDot Development Studios have?