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- Age: Young
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
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I am already spayed, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Ivy is a tiny little girl with a BIG heart! Even though just about everything in this world is quite a bit bigger then her, Ivy is not bothered at all. She is a very easy going gal. She enjoys dogs small and large. She is happy to go on walks to catch up on all the new neighborhood gossip! She likes playing with toys, other dogs or just hanging out in your arms. In addition to Ivy's great leash manners she also rides very well in the car. As you can see, Ivy is a very well rounded little gal!
Ivy is looking for a family of her very own. She has so much to offer and is eager to share that with her loved ones. She would like a home with daily walks. Since she is a mere 4.5 pounds she doesn't need long walks, but 10-15 minutes walks each day would be great. A toy box with some cool toys would be on Ivy's wish list too. One thing that is an absolute must for Ivy is lots of daily snuggle time. Ivy absolutely loves to be in your lap or in your arms - it's her favorite activity for sure!
So if you have what our teeny little gal is looking for, please complete an application for our little sweetheart today. She is eager to hear from you and to start the next chapter in her life! To learn more - www.azrescue.org.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Phoenix already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Phoenix breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Chihuahua breeders who help with Chihuahua rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Phoenix paves the way for another one to be saved.


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The Importance of Prideby Brandon LacyJune 1996 |
June is here and all across the country pride events are taking place. I have heard the sentiments expressed by many gay men that while having pride in one's self is intrinsic to a happy life, that the display of "pride" is not necessary.
This is the same attitude (Pride is unnecessary) displayed by many of the religious right and conservative groups that try to balk at allowing Pride parades.
This year will be my first pride festival and I will be emceeing a stage at Pride Minneapolis '96. I think it is important for the gay community to continue to express pride in ourselves, outwardly, so that the rest of the world does not forget that we are here. We need to show that we are struggling, and that we are fighting for the rights that are not thought about by the "straight" majority population, and by most minority groups, in the United States.
I am proud to be a gay man, and while that's not the definitive point of my life, it is a large part of who I am, and I will take Pride to express that side of myself. Like the African American festival of Kwanzaa, and other holidays celebrated by ethnic minorities to express pride in their cultures Pride festivals are meant to do the same in the gay community.
The gay youth community of Minneapolis will be heading up the Pride parade this year. That is significant to me, in the respect that it is the larger gay community saying that they have special pride in their gay youth, because they are putting us first.
They are standing behind us and helping us to fight for our better living. Maybe that is a little optimistic, or reading more into the parade then is really there, but it is a thought for hope, and every ray of hope can lead to a rainbow.
So, this year, take up your banners, get out into the streets, and display Pride in yourself, in others, and in the movement that is sparking a revolution.

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Meet the New Oscar-wining Three Stooges
This feels like an April Fools joke. From Variety:
MGM and the Farrelly brothers are closing in on their cast for "The Three Stooges." Studio has set Sean Penn to play Larry, and negotiations are underway with Jim Carrey to play Curly, with the actor already making plans to gain 40 pounds to approximate the physical dimensions of Jerome "Curly" Howard. The studio is zeroing in on Benicio Del Toro to play Moe.
At first I thought, "Well, maybe the actors are playing the actors playing the Stooges. I.e., in their early days in Hollywood. Maybe it's a biopic." Nope. They're playing doofuses involved in madcap predicaments. Three Academy Awards between them, countless noms, and they're going to be poking fingers into each others' eyes and (no doubt) making more fart jokes than Ace Ventura. Low culture has never been so high. High has never been so low.
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Can anyone recommend a good craft glue to use with Diamond Dust? I bought some DD to use on ornaments I'm making, but I want to use a glue that will dry clear and not yellow over time. Thanks! |
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- Posted by toomuchglass (My Page) on Sun, Oct 21, 07 at 13:54
Weldbond is good ... you can dilute it ,too. It dries clear ,but I'm not sure if it won't yellow over time. ( I wouldn't think so ) |
- Posted by dreamgoddess (My Page) on Sun, Oct 21, 07 at 15:26
I've never heard of Weldbond before...I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the suggestion! |
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I use Mod Podge glue - it drys clear and I do believe they advertise that it will not yellow. Sal |
I also use Mod podge ...I LOVE IT!!! I have used it for years ...and never once seen anything ..I have glittered useing it or decopauge ever once yellow. Donna |
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Spaghetti with Bacon Recipe
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- Preheat oven to 350°. Cook spaghetti according to package directions for al dente.
- In a large skillet, cook bacon and onion over medium heat until bacon is crisp, stirring occasionally; drain. Stir in tomatoes and tomato sauce; bring to a boil.
- Drain spaghetti; transfer to a greased 11x7-in. baking dish. Spread sauce over top. Bake, covered, 40-45 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 4 servings.
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Ban smoking entirely, or issue licenses to smokers? In some quarters of the public-health world, those appear to be the end points of the spectrum of debate as they pursue the "endgame" of a "tobacco-free society." [Jacob Sullum]
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- 1 11.18.12 at 10:50 am
So after they license smoking in the name of health what's next? Sugar, Fat, Carbs, Calories?
- 2 11.18.12 at 8:45 pm
People should be free to do whatever they want or need to, at any time, rway to raise funds from their pockets to so long as only their own body is affected. The problem with cigarette smoking is that the dirty practice is often indulged in places where others are being affected without their consent. That's an act of assault.
In this State smoking is banned in all parks and on all beaches. This has saved the city = you and me – hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. Until the cigarette addicts figure out a way to transfer the burden of clean-up to those who are its cause the smokers are acting like spoiled crybabies to cry about their "rights" to smoke.
- 3 11.18.12 at 10:26 pm
Federal excise taxes on a pack of cigarettes is over a dollar a pack. In New York State, where I live, the state tax is over $4. Health care costs for cigarette smokers is paid for by a master settlement which, I assure you, is included in the price of a cigarette.
I do not know what the governments are doing with the monies raised through the sales of cigarettes. I assume it all goes into a general fund and when it is earmarked for some special purpose, it provides a convenient excuse for not funding that purpose from the general fund. Given the high taxes a cigarette smoker pays, they have, indeed, paid for the privilege.
And, no, I don't smoke cigarettes.
- 4 11.19.12 at 1:49 am
"This has saved the city = you and me – hundreds of thousands of dollars annually."
Further explanation or proof of these savings.
- 5 11.19.12 at 10:07 am
What I find interesting is that some of the same people who are so militant against people who smoke cigarettes are totally in favor of the legalization of marijuana. I have to wonder how much of the anti-smoking hype is driven by the anti-big business mindset?
- 6 11.19.12 at 10:55 am
The hazard of Second Hand Smoke is grotesquely overstated.
- 7 11.19.12 at 10:58 am
"saved the city = you and me – hundreds of thousands of dollars annually"
I too would like to know how my smoking of a cigarette on a beach costs the city any money at all so that it may be saved if I don't smoke the cigarette. Likewise the public health implications of smoking on a beach are not readily apparent.
- 8 11.20.12 at 3:24 pm
Nathan: Littering laws apply to smokers tossing their butts on the ground the same as a non smoker (or former smoker) throwing their gum wrapper on the ground.
- 9 11.20.12 at 6:09 pm
I smoke, and I don't throw my trash on the ground. I don't understand why people throw lit cigarettes out car windows or throw the boxes on the ground. It annoys me, too.
Cigarettes are probably the most highest taxed thing you can buy, besides a house (which through annual property taxes and forced insurance purchases, will claw from you more money eventually than the original price of the house.
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I live in a 1 year old home in Massachusetts and would like to finish and protect the basement stairs.
The basement is dry and I do run a dehumidifier to control the humidity level at 45%. The stair treads are clear pine the risers are a painted white (primed wood) and the stringers are also a construction grade 2"x10" pine. I plan on doing a light sanding to remove any surface dirt on the treads. My questions is should I paint; stain or carpet the stairs? I want to be sure the stairs are a low maintenance item. There is a second refrigerator and storage shelving in the basement, so there is light traffic use on the stairs. Thanks |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 21:08
I went with carpeting as to me it always feels warmer and makes the basement feel less "basement" like. Nothing says basement to me like wood stairs....especially if they're pine, covering them shouldn't be an issue....i might feel differently if they were mahogany or some such. |
Annie, If you don't mind me asking what type of carpet/pad did you use? Thanks |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Thu, Sep 20, 12 at 17:15
No pad on the stairs and we went with a pile nylon carpet. The architect designed the stairs to take the carpet so the steps and the risers flow into the wood trim on the stairs...no need to wrap the carpet around the steps. |
- Posted by cearbhaill (My Page) on Fri, Sep 28, 12 at 8:54
I painted my basement stairs with an exterior porch paint from Sherwin Williams- it is extremely durable and scrubbable. Then I glued carpet treads to each one with construction adhesive. This gave me the durability and easy to clean properties of paint with the sure-footedness and traction of carpet. I did the same thing on an outdoor porch stairway and three years of rain and snow later they still look as good as the day I did them. I am actually amazed at how well they are holding up. I did measure and place each tread very carefully so they would look nice. I am very happy with my results. |
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Despite the controversy surrounding the use of fur in fashion, designers are continuing to use this highly debated material on runways and catwalks, and these furry fashion looks demonstrates how fur is being utilized as accents to full-blown outfits.
One might wonder why designers would choose to use such a controversial source of material in their collections? One possibility could be the fact that fur always seems to garner a lot of attention, whether it be positive or negative. Therefore, incorporating fur into a clothing line is sure to attract a whole lot of media attention, which the designer will surely benefit from.
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- about 3 1/2 pounds beets including the greens
- 2/3 cup crème fraîche or sour cream
- 2 to 3 tablespoons finely grated peeled fresh horseradish or drained ;bottled
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh chives
Cut the greens from the beets, leaving about 1 inch of the stems attached, and reserve the greens. Scrub the beets, wrap them tightly in 2 foil packages, and roast them on a baking sheet in the middle of a preheated 350°F. oven for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until they are tender. Unwrap the beets carefully, discarding any liquid that may have accumulated in the foil, and let them cool until they can be handled. Peel and halve the beets and cut them into 1/4-inch slices.
In a small bowl stir together the crème fraîche, the horseradish to taste, the zest, and salt and pepper to taste. Wash well and drain the reserved greens, in a large skillet cook them with salt and pepper to taste in 1 tablespoon of the butter over moderately high heat, stirring, for 3 to 4 minutes, or until they are wilted, and transfer them to a platter. In the skillet cook the beets with salt and pepper to taste in the remaining 1 tablespoon butter over moderately high heat, stirring, for 2 to 3 minutes, or until they are hot, and spoon them over the greens. Top the beets with the horseradish cream and sprinkle the cream with the chives and salt and pepper to taste.
my notes
- Calories126
- Carbohydrates9 g (3%)
- Fat9 g (14%)
- Protein4 g (9%)
- Saturated Fat5 g (27%)
- Sodium115 mg (5%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber4 g (15%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol23 mg (8%)
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type: Vegetable
main ingredients: Beet, Root Vegetable, Sour Cream
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December 20, 2010
Cottage Grove to have 'Strawberry Fiesta' in 2011
Next year, Tracy Detzler says, she will be sure to bring more candy. For the second straight year, Cottage Grove Strawberry Fest organizers chose Detzler's design as the logo for the city's annual summer festival.
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November 11, 2010
Cottage Grove firm finds room for growth in Hastings
Machinists at ABM Machining Inc. were cramped in their Cottage Grove facility. The business started in Cottage Grove in 1992, but they were expanding. "We needed a bigger facility," said owner/operations manager Sulman Hafiz. About two months ago, the company moved to a much...
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Daily jail bookings for Wednesday
According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, the following people were booked into the Washington County Jail between 7 a.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. Wednesday: Jeremy D. Groman, 21, of Woodbury, transported from the Ramsey County Jail in connection with a disorderly conduct charge. Adam...
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According to the Washington County Sheriff's Office, the following people were booked into the Washington County Jail between 7 a.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Monday: Cody T. Asmus, 24, of Woodbury, reported for sentencing on a second-degree DWI charge. David M. Brunckhorst, 32, of Stillwater,...
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Daily jail bookings for Friday
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Once when Emily was looking through her mother's drawers, she spotted official-looking paperwork with Air Force seals. When she asked what it meant, her mother revealed her plan. "Don't tell your father," Velma warned her seven-year-old daughter.
"Why would I tell him anything?" Emily asked. She only hoped her mother's plan wouldn't take much longer.
It didn't. One Saturday afternoon Fred turned on Emily, accusing her of misplacing his TV Guide. Drunk, and enraged by her denials, he undid the heavy metal buckle of his belt and began hitting her. When Velma rushed into the room to rescue her daughter, he struck her, too. Somehow Velma managed to get the girls past him, though, and they fled to a neighbor's house. Emily's back was covered with welts, some made by the belt and others clearly showing the imprint of a hand.
Velma took the girls home to San Antonio, to Celia and Antonio. They kept the girls while she started basic training.
For Emily, it was like going to sleep in hell and waking up in heaven. If anything, she was her grandfather's favorite because she had dark skin. He called her "my Emilia" and would hold his arms open so that she could jump into them. He was soft-spoken, but he loved to laugh, and she could tell him anything.
Emily and her sister were now surrounded by family. Most of the aunts and uncles on their mother's side lived within walking distance of Antonio and Celia, and the numerous cousins seemed to spend as much time at the house as the two sisters. They rarely heard from their father, and they didn't care if they ever did again.
The modest home--the ceilings were so low that the girls could touch them by bouncing on their beds--was filled with loving sounds and the smells of Tex-Mex cooking. On Sundays Antonio would go to the butcher for barbacoa--meat placed in a calf's head and cooked slowly underground--which dripped with fat destined to be sopped up with homemade tortillas. And at Christmas, there were always Celia's famous tamales.
Celia was the taskmaster and disciplinarian. Antonio's job was to play with the girls. He scolded them only when they broke one rule: The various dogs and cats that roamed the yard were not allowed in the house. But one day Emily slipped and let in a cat, which promptly relieved itself.
When he found out, Antonio threw a rare fit. Emily was frightened, but the old man quickly forgave his granddaughter.
Two weeks later Antonio was suddenly taken to the hospital, where he died.
Hundreds of people attended Antonio's funeral--family and neighbors and people he had met through his work. But Emily could take little consolation from those who assured her that her grandfather had lived a rich, full life and had gone on to a better place. She was sure she had caused her grandfather's death by letting in the cat. It was her guilty secret that she felt she would probably carry to her own grave.
But a week or so after the funeral, Emily was sitting on the bed in her grandfather's room with one of her cousins when both girls felt a weight on the mattress behind them and a warm pressure on their backs, as though someone had placed a hand there. Knowing they were alone, the frightened girls ran from the room without looking back.
After she caught her breath, Emily decided that the presence must have been her grandfather, coming back to assure her everything was all right. "Grandfather, grandfather!" she called, running back into the room. There was no reply, but from that day forward she believed that Antonio Delgado watched over his Emilia.
She was still missing her grandfather a few months later when she climbed on the garage roof and stopped to listen to her grandmother sing. It was as if she was hearing music for the first time.
Celia had never been Emily's favorite grandparent; she was strict and far stingier with her hugs than Antonio had been. And Celia would scold her when she didn't understand something said in Spanish. "Emilia," she would ask, "why don't you know the language of your people?" About the only thing Emily knew was a little song she'd learned in kindergarten called "Cielito Lindo."
But now, crouching on the roof and hearing Celia sing, Emily felt herself drawn to the old woman as surely as if a string ran between their two hearts.
Although untrained, Celia's soprano had a natural vibrato that imparted so much warmth and emotion that Emily felt she could almost understand the words of the old Spanish song. Taking in the scene below, she thought about her grandfather looking down on her while her grandmother's voice soared past her, up to the heavens like la golondrina, the swallow.
Mi corazon al tuyo estrechare. My heart will be bound to yours.
Oira tu canto tierna la golondrina. The swallow will hear your sweet song.
Recordare mi patria y llorare. I will remember my country and cry.
When Emily was ten, her mother was transferred to an air base in England. This time she took her children, as well as a new husband, with her. Velma had gotten married because she thought her children needed a father figure, especially now that her own father had passed away. But the man turned out to be an overbearing dictator, and the trip overseas almost lasted longer than the marriage.


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No SAT/ACT required for ODU enrollment
Jordan Crawford | 6/24/2014, 3:03 p.m.
For students who suffer from test anxiety but somehow find time to excel academically, Old Dominion University has good news.
A pilot project being launched this fall will offer students with a strong academic record in high school a path to acceptance at ODU without ever taking a standardized admission test.
Applicants with a GPA of 3.3 or higher will not be required to take the SAT or the ACT – the tests that have served as a gatekeeper in college admissions for decades.
In admissions lingo, ODU is going "test-optional" for at least two years.
It's part of a national trend. More than 800 colleges and universities now admit substantial numbers of applicants without SAT or ACT scores, according to the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, an advocacy group.
ODU's pilot program is intended to widen the university's applicant pool, said Ellen Neufeldt, vice president for student engagement and enrollment services.
"We want to have the best level playing field for all our students," she said. "We want to make sure they are successful."
Standardized test scores are not as strong a predictor of success in college as high school GPAs, she said.
Moreover, test scores tend to correlate with family income, she said. Students from more well-to-do families, whose parents typically went to college, are more likely to take test preparatory classes and to take the tests multiple times, increasing their chances of a higher score.
By casting a broader net, the test-optional policy might increase the diversity of ODU's student body, Neufeldt said.
That's what happened at Wake Forest University, one of the first and most selective schools to adopt such a policy.
In Hampton Roads, the concept was pioneered by Christopher Newport University in Newport News, which went test-optional in 2007. There, applicants must have at least a 3.5 GPA or rank in the top 10 percent of their high school graduating class.
The policy has been a resounding success, said Robert Lange, CNU's dean of admissions.
The university annually attracts about 8,000 applicants for 1,200 freshman slots, and roughly 20 percent of those accepted are admitted without benefit of an SAT or ACT score.
The record shows that those students' academic performance is just as good as that of their peers who take the tests, Lange said. They typically have pursued a highly rigorous curriculum in high school, including multiple college-level courses.
"Some students just don't test as well as others," he said.
Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk was the next local school to adopt a test-optional policy, in 2010. Applications quadrupled in the first year after it was adopted, and the freshman class swelled by two-thirds.
George Mason University in Northern Virginia has a similar policy.
At ODU, administrators will monitor the success of the test-optional students for two years before deciding whether to make the policy permanent, Neufeldt said.
"We want to be sure we're bringing motivated students to campus," she said.
After delaying the decision for months because of a state budget stalemate, Old Dominion University will raise tuition and fees by about 5 percent for in-state undergrads next year.


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Helping end long-term homelessness
Homelessness is a complex issue with no single solution. The City of Sydney has several major projects that aim to bring an end to long-term homelessness whilst acting to assist people in immediate situations of crisis and prevent people from falling into homelessness in the first place.
From a strategic point of view, we want to end long-term homelessness in Sydney by 2017. Working in partnership with government, non-profit philanthropic organisations and the corporate sector, the City aims to:
- facilitate rough sleepers out of homelessness
- prevent people from becoming entrenched in homeless in the inner-city
- help avoid homelessness in other regions
- make sure those who do become homeless are assisted out of homelessness quickly
- enact a compassionate and proactive approach to the management of public space.
You can download the City's Homelessness Strategy in full below.
Homelessness Brokerage Program
The Homeless Brokerage Program focuses on preventing people from becoming homeless or helping them to quickly exit homelessness by providing some of the following services:
- short-term accommdation with support
- assistance with rental or other arrears
- referrals to housing and other forms of secure housing
- transport and storage assistance
- other forms of support to prevent people from falling into homelessness or becoming entrenched in crisis.
The Brokerage Program is provided by the YWCA NSW under contract to the City and with funding from Housing NSW. While the program's focus is on central Sydney, it assists clients from across the metropolitan area to prevent the migration of people into the inner city.
You can also view the brokerage evaluation and data report.
Street count
The City counts people sleeping rough on the streets in summer and winter each year to measure the effectiveness of its homelessness programs and to track trends in numbers.
Link2Home is the NSW Government's service that provides referrals to accommodation for people in immediate need. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
1800 152 152Contacts
If you would like more information about the City's homelessness projects or the issues facing people who are homeless, please get in touch.
02 9265 9667
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Homelessness and public space
The City aims to ensure that public space in our City can be accessed and enjoyed by everyone including people who are homeless. The City encourages responsible behaviour by all people in our public spaces whilst acting to ensure that disadvantaged people are not discriminated against and are treated with compassion and respect.
Public space liaison officers
The City employs 2 public space liaison officers who have the role of working with City Business Units, service providers and other external stakeholders to manage the impacts of homelessness in the public domain whilst ensuring that vulnerable people have access to the support that they need.
Street drinking strategy
The Street Drinking Strategy seeks to provide a holistic, consistent and coordinated response to address the impact street drinking can have on individuals and the community.
In this Strategy, street drinking refers to drinking in public places by people who may be alcohol dependent, homeless, marginally housed or otherwise socially disadvantaged.
Other forms of street drinking such as drinking activity outside licensed premises are not addressed through this strategy.
The strategy is available to download at the end of this page.
Mobile free food services policy
The mobile free food services policy and voluntary accord aims to coordinate the activities of these many groups that are operating within in the local area and to ensure that they are aware of each other.
Partnership and collaboration
The City of Sydney works in partnership with homelessness and allied services. Collaboration between all those who have a commitment to resolving issues of homelessness and disadvantage is essential to the goal of ending long term homelessness. The City takes an active role in creating opportunities for partners to work collaboratively or to come together to exchange new information and learn from each other.
Some of our collaborations include:
Woolloomooloo Integrated Services Hub (WISH)
The WISH brings over 20 different organisations together in in the same place on a monthly basis with the objective of providing coordinated service delivery, focused on outcomes, to facilitate people's pathway out of homelessness.
Outreach services
As part of its commitment to help the most vulnerable people in our community, the City also works closely with the following organisations and services.
- Neami: Provider of the Way2Home program that helps address the needs of the chronically homeless as well as the Inner City Assertive Outreach and Case Coordination for Vulnerable and Complex Clients, focused on rough sleepers and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples experiencing homelessness.
- Connect 100: A program that at any given time will help 100 people experiencing homelessness find affordable housing.
- Inner City Sydney Homelessness Prevention and Support Service for Young People: Delivered by Launchpad, in partnership with the Ted Noffs Foundation and Weave Youth and Community Services.
- 90 Homes for 90 Lives: Aims to reduce the numbers of people sleeping rough in Woolloomooloo, where one of NSWs' highest concentrations of rough sleepers is located.
- Complex Need Coordination Project: A diverse range of government and non-government organisations worked to focus on housing and supporting those people who had been homeless for a long period of time and who had multiple and complex needs.
Homelessness Interagency meetings
The City coordinates quarterly interagency meetings that attract service practitioners and volunteers from across the homelessness and allied services sector. The meetings aim to provide practitioners with access to speakers on related topics and the opportunity to share information and network with each other. Each meeting is themed around a particular topic or issue of interest and guests speakers regularly attend. Meetings are generally attended by 30 to 60 people depending on the theme. Consumers are welcome.
Meetings are held on level 4, Town Hall House, 456 Kent Street. The next meeting takes place from 10am to 12pm on:
- Wednesday 26 November 2014
- Wednesday 11 March 2015
- Wednesday 17 June 2015
- Wednesday 7 October 2015
- Wednesday 9 December 2015.
Affordable housing
Safe and affordable housing is a basic human right. It is also fundamental to an inclusive, dynamic and sustainable city.
'Affordable' is defined in relation to income. A common benchmark sees rent costing no more than 30% of a low or moderate household's gross income.
The City is working in partnership with community groups and other levels of government to address the chronic shortage of affordable housing in inner Sydney.
Volunteer and goods donation directory
There are many organisations in the local area committed to helping people experiencing homelessness. View the volunteer and goods donation directory if you would like to offer your time or some non-perishable items to one of these groups.
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During the 19th century, Old World artisans skilled in engraving elevated firearms from simple tools of survival to cherished art forms presented to dignitaries and sought after by collectors. One of the most famous representatives of this marriage of gunsmithing and fine art is the custom engraved, gold and rosewood Henry rifle presented to President Abraham Lincoln; it is now on display in the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. Today, Henry is proud to continue the tradition of transforming rifles into works of art worthy of display with our Golden Boy Deluxe.
An authentic Henry Golden Boy rifle is a firearm any gun aficionado would be proud to display. But add to it engraving inspired by the elaborate floral scroll works of acclaimed 19th century New York engraver Louis D. Nimschke, and you have a museum-quality heirloom that will be the pride of any recipient or firearm collector.
Each rifle in this limited-edition series is adorned with a classic Golden Boy receiver festooned with intricate, deeply etched elegant patterns that tastefully complement the rich grain and natural highlights of the select American walnut stock and forearm. Each will bear a special serial number from 1 to 1000.
For more than a century, it has been an American tradition to bestow ornate rifles such as these on political and military leaders. You can continue that heritage by purchasing a Golden Boy Deluxe as an unforgettable gift for someone special in your life. It's sure to be a treasure that any gun enthusiast will be proud to display and pass on to his children and grandchildren.
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The Tennessee Sports Writer's Association's all-state volleyball teams were released today with Copeland as one of only three southeast Tennessee representatives on the class AAA squad.
Ooltewah standouts Leondra Barrett and Kelsey Chernak were also selected to the honor squad.
Named as a middle hitter on the all-state list, Copeland helped lead the Bearettes to the TSSAA substate playoffs this past season, finishing 30-15 and just one win shy of a state tournament berth.
Although at 6-foot-2, she dominated at the net with 608 kills and 95 blocks this past season, the junior showed off her skills as an all-around player with 388 digs, 36 aces and nine assists.
A three-year starter for coach Christie McElhaney, Copeland has shown marked improvement each season and developed her game to the point that she rarely leaves the court due to her back row abilities as well as her front line play.
She was named the co-Most Valuable Player in District 5-AAA this past season, plus earned All-District and All-Region tournament honors for her post-season play.
The versatile athlete is currently the leading scorer on the Bearette basketball squad that has won its first 10 games of the hoop season, the best start for the program since legendary coach Jim Smiddy's 1992-93 squad went 28-0 before tasting defeat.
TSWA Class AAA All-State Volleyball team
Outside hitter
Kate Hudson, Ravenwood
Rylee Milhorn, Sullivan South
Kristin Randolph, Bearden
Maya Horner, Columbia Central
Sarah Tuttle, Brentwood High
Payton Logan, Ravenwood
Fanise Cannon, Columbia Central
Samantha Cotton, Brentwood
Middle hitter
Brooke Copeland, Bradley Central
Kaitlyn Cupples, Anderson County
Sarah Richardson, Houston
Ryann Amity, Mt. Juliet
Leondra Barett, Ooltewah
Hunter Thompson, Brentwood High
Kelsey Chernak, Ooltewah
Carrie McGinnis, Bearden
Lexi Duncan, Columbia Central
Reagan Petty, Centennial
Lexi Hartscok, Dobyns-Bennett
Alexi Spahn, Brentwood High
Renzie Rice, Science Hill
Kenzie Fields, Bartlett
Emma Milstead, Farragut
Coach of the Year: Tracey Berry, Ravenwood


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Thick, hearty soups are one of the best parts of winter and in this bone-chilling cold, I'm really having to search hard for silver linings. I'm a big soup person and all the better if it's a soup filling and nutritious enough to serve as a meal. This soup hits all the marks, rich in vitamins, fibre and protein.
I received a big bag of organic carrots this week in my veg delivery, rich in beta-carotene, the precursor to Vitamin A, which provide a much-needed boost to our immune systems in this winter weather. Alongside the carrots came a cauliflower from the hailed cancer-preventative cruciferous veggie family, half of which I used for a cauliflower pizza crust (post coming). I love chick peas and often add them to dishes for extra fibre and protein. Since I have a sweet tooth, coconut oil provided just the right amount of sweetness. I topped my soup with peanuts for some crunch and protein, but roasted chick peas would also be a great idea.
10 carrots, peeled and chopped
3 cups cauliflower florets, chopped
1 cup chickpeas (drained and rinsed if in a can)
1 Spanish onion, chopped
1 tbs coconut oil
Approx. 4 cups broth (chicken or vegetable)
Salt and pepper
Chopped peanuts to garnish (optional)
In a large pot, heat the coconut oil. Add the onion and cook for about 2 minutes. Then add the carrots (chopped about an inch thick) and cauliflower and cook for about another 3 minutes. Add chickpeas, broth and bring to a boil. Let simmer until the vegetables have cooked through, about 15-20 minutes. Remove the soup from heat and blend with an immersion blender until the soup reaches desired consistency. I prefer mine not completely pureed, with some vegetables still whole. Alternatively, you could blend the soup using a food processor (only blend half if you also like a thicker consistency). Top with chopped peanuts if desired.


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Logitech 996-000104 revue with google tv comes with an intuitive keyboard controller and an easy-to-set-up companion box that is equipped with the latest audio, video, and internet connectivity. Simply connect your tv and cable or satellite set-top box via hdmi and your high speed internet connection via ethernet or wi-fi to the logitech revue, and you've got google tv. Your tv can be the tv of the future, the logitech 996-000104 revue with google tv has a wide variety of apps created just for you, including netflix, nba tv, pandora, and more. Logitech 996-000104 revue with google tv find, share, and control a world of entertainment from cable/satellite and the web, on your hdtv with logitech 996-000104 revue with google tv.
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The History of ASME
ASME was founded in 1880 by prominent mechanical engineers, led by Alexander Lyman Holley (1832-1882), Henry Rossiter Worthington (1817-1880), and John Edson Sweet (1832-1916). Holley chaired the first meeting, which was held in the New York editorial offices of the American Machinist on February 16 with thirty in attendance. On April 7 a formal organizational meeting was held at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, with about eighty engineers--industrialists, educators, technical journalists, designers, shipbuilders, military engineers, and inventors. The first annual meeting was held in early November 1880. Robert H. Thurston, professor of mechanical engineering at Stevens Institute and later Cornell, was the first president. Thurston had established the first model mechanical engineering curriculum and laboratory.
ASME formed its research activities in 1909, in areas such as steam tables, the properties of gases, the properties of metals, the effect of temperature on strength of materials, fluid meters, orifice coefficients, etc.
By 1930, fifty years after ASME was founded, the Society had grown to 20,000 members, though its influence on American workers is far greater. Twentieth-century ASME leaders, such as Henry Robinson Towne, Fredrick W. Taylor, Frederick Halsey, Henry L. Gantt, James M. Dodge, and Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, pioneered management practices that brought worldwide reform and innovation to labor-management relations.
Today, ASME is a worldwide engineering society focused on technical, educational and research issues. It has 125,000 members and conducts one of the world's largest technical publishing operations, holds some 30 technical conferences and 200 professional development courses each year, and sets many industrial and manufacturing standards.


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Craftsman 1/2hp 13953657SRT
Replaced gear assembly due to wear and tear and malfunction, gears worn completely off. Everything appears to be re-assembled correctly but travel of unit is 8" down and 8" back up, without door attached. Safety sensors are green and remain green through cyle. Downward and upward limits are not even coming in contact with the unit sensor. The force settings seem to have no effect on travel. I have adjusted chain to see if it would affect and no luck seems to be fine, no binding or sag. Could this be the motor? Looking for any help possible. |
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Read alot of post and tried most every possible correction, took it all apart and rebuilt it from scratch, working great not sure what the problem was, think it might have ben plug to the limits not securley attached. This forum helped a great deal, thanks! |
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MR. L. R. SMILIE, one of the proprietors, is a native of Pennsylvania. In early childhood he moved with his parents to Livingston County, Illinois, and in 1866 they again turned their faces westward, locating in Crawford County, Kan. Mr. Smilie was a successful farmer, and remained at this place until 1884, when he went to Boone County, Arkansas, where he first engaged in the saw milling business and later in flour milling. He has two sons: Robert Percy and Charles Oscar Smilie.
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With Autumn drawing to a close I'd like to share one of my favourite autumn shorts of this year. Shot in the forest that is part of the domain of the magnificent Chenonceau castle
As so often these days, shot with my loyal little Lumix LX3.
So beautiful and excellent my friend just so good with happiness always, Norma
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This is beautiful! So calming!!
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awesome shot…especially the light pockets !
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Thanks for the feature Karen en will do
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In the Featured Art Work challenge for June in The Compact Group 5.7.2012
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Poulenc composed this music in 1932, and played the first performance with Jacques Fevrier on September 5 during the Fifth International Music Festival in Venice, with Désire Defauw conducting the La Scala Orchestra from Milan. It is scored for double winds and brass plus piccolo, English horn, tuba, assorted drums, and reduced strings.-
Concerto in D- for 2 Pianos and Orchestra, FP61Key: D-
Year: 1932
Genre: Concerto
Pr. Instrument: Piano
- 1.Allegro ma non troppo
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While Poulenc was studying with Koechlin, Serge Diaghilev commissioned him to write Les biches (colloquially "The Girls") for his Ballets Russes. Produced in 1924, this made Poulenc famous. He solidified his reputation in 1928 with the delectable Concert champêtre for harpsichord. The saucy-sentimental Two-Piano Concerto followed in 1932, commissioned by the Princesse Edmond de Polignac (herself a composer, but more famous as a Parisian hostess and patron of the arts). Songs apart, the Two-Piano Concerto has proved to be the composer's hardiest work, clearly influenced by Ravel's G major Concerto, which was premiered at Paris in January 1932—especially its instrumentation and "blues" passages (in their very French way). Each of the three movements has a slow central section, part-bittersweet, part-sentimental, amounting to ABA form in the first and second, but a rondo-component in the finale.
The opening Allegro ma non troppo has a sonata-form exposition and recapitulation along with bits of once-popular chansons (like croutons in salad) that complement the composer's own jaunty first and second subjects. The slow, sighing central section replaces a development group before Poulenc returns to the boulevards and boites.
The Larghetto pays homage to Mozart throughout, at one point to the slow movement of the C major Piano Concerto, K. 467. Piano I leads in effect a musette, as if on a toy piano. The middle section becomes more impassioned, building to a sonorous climax before calm is restored.
Returning to the mood of the first movement, the Allegro molto finale begins with percussive flourishes before it takes off like an Alfa-Romeo in a Grand prix through the avenues and allées of day-and-night Paris, past marching bands and music halls. There is, however, an interlude lyrique et romantique when the Alfa stops for a bedroom tryst, where perfume and perspiration mix with the smoke from Gauloises, after which the race resumes, even more racily.
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The Other Side of Brokenness
A few years ago, I sat on my back porch with one of our campus pastors who was struggling in his role. It was clear that he may not make it as a campus pastor.
It wasn't because he wasn't trying. This guy was bringing his best. And it wasn't because he didn't care. No one cared more than he did. This guy simply wasn't succeeding at producing the right outcomes through his people.
When he asked my advice, I told him that God needed to break him. That obviously wasn't what he wanted to hear. Through tears he told me that he was pretty sure that he was broken.
I explained that if he was "pretty sure," then he wasn't broken. When you are broken, you know for sure you are broken.
Over a series of other painful events, this campus pastor finally reached a place of deep brokenness before God. When many parts of his life fell apart, God started putting them back together. Almost overnight, this pastor became an infinitely better spiritual leader and is leading a campus in a way that truly honors God.
Recently he told a group of people, "You won't really know the goodness of God until you are totally broken."
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Marseille's Vieux Port, one of the great Mediterranean ports, is about to be transformed. Work has started on Michel Desvigne's and Foster + Partners' competition-winning masterplan for its regeneration. The project will reclaim the quaysides as a civic space, creating new informal venues for performances and events and removing traffic to create a safe, semi-pedestrianised public realm. The transformation of the World Heritage-listed port is one of a series of projects to be completed in time for the city's inauguration as European Capital of Culture in 2013.
Enlarging the space for pedestrians, the technical installations and boat houses on the quays will be replaced with new platforms and clubhouses over the water. The harbour will be landscaped with a pale-coloured granite, which echoes the shade of the original limestone cobbles - the materials are hard-wearing with a rough texture, appropriate for the port setting, and the design eliminates kerbs and changes in level to improve accessibility, as well as using removable cast iron bollards to maximise flexibility.
At Quai des Belges, the prominent eastern edge of the harbour, a dramatic blade of reflective stainless steel will shelter a flexible new events pavilion. Open on all sides, its 46m by 22m canopy is supported by slender pillars - the canopy's polished, mirrored surface reflects the surrounding port and tapers towards the edges, minimising its profile and reducing the structure's visual impact.
Lord Foster commented: "I know the harbour at Marseille well and it is a truly grand space. This project is a great opportunity to enhance it using very simple means, to improve it with small, discreet pavilions for events, for markets, for special occasions. Our approach has been to work with the climate, to create shade, but at the same time to respect the space of the harbour - just making it better."
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HOOVER, Ala. — Butch Jones takes command of nearly every room he enters, a fact not particularly remarkable considering his position as head coach of the Tennessee Volunteers.
But at an event full of big personalities like SEC Football Media Days, his command of a room and the impression he leaves in each stop is remarkable.
For ESPN's Tom Luginbill, the genuine, passionate nature that Jones brings to events and interviews is also what has allowed him to connect quickly to the future Volunteers that Jones needs to build the program. That passion also helps sell those players on the plan he has to complete that building process.
"I think it's the passion and I think it's a clear blueprint that he's laid out for prospects and their families, of 'Here's where we are, here's where we need to be and these are the steps we need to take to get there,'" said Luginbill, who is National Recruiting Director at ESPN. "It's a very clear vision and it's laid out there in black and white. The prospect comes away and sees enhanced facilities, enhanced academic support, tremendous fan base, a history and tradition of winning and then a model of how to get back to prominence. That's not something that happens overnight, you can't waive a magic wand and all of the sudden everything is going to be fine. It's going to take a little bit of time."
The results on the recruiting trail speak fro themselves to this point. The Volunteer staff pulled in a top-five recruiting class in February and is well on its way to a repeat performance in the national rankings in 2015. Part of the sales pitch is the building process, being a part of it with early playing time and seeing the fruits of the labor as a career goes on. That honesty is another factor that Luginbill sees as part of Jones' appeal.
"Where I think they've really made inroads is that they haven't tried to hide that from prospects," he said of the growing pains that have come from a building roster in the SEC. "They've come out and said 'This is where we are, this is where we need to get and to get there, we need players of your caliber that can come in and help us sooner rather than later.' Those guys have the opportunity for 10, 12, 15 years later for people to say that these were the two or three classes that got you back on track.
"When you don't hide from where your difficulties and challenges are and you acknowledge them and face them, and the prospects understand the vision, I think that pays off."
Dari Nowkhah, who will serve as the primary host of the SEC Network, has long been impressed by Jones.
"He's one of my favorites in this conference," Nowkhah said after having Jones on the ESPNU set on Tuesday. "I knew him a little bit when he was at Cincinnati from various stops at ESPN and I liked him immediately. He's a people person, he tells it like it is and as a coach, he's demanding and has expectations and he makes that clear. Over the last couple of years, people have asked me if I think Tennessee got it right with Butch and I've always said there's no question in my mind that he's the right choice."
Luginbill, who also serves as a sideline reporter for ESPN during the fall saw the growth and the direction on the field first-hand last October when his crew was assigned to call Tennessee's win over ninth-ranked South Carolina.
In that contest, it was one of Jones' recruits from his first recruiting class, Marquez North, that made the game-changing play. That moment helped solidify the lessons Jones was teaching his football team and it helped to confirm the vision that he was selling on the recruiting trail.
"You're a fumble at the pylon from beating Georgia and South Carolina in the same season," Luginbill said, recapping a two-game stretch in October. "Enthusiasm and a positive outlook are infectious. There's no negativity that can come from that."


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The Imagination Society is COSAM's elite dean's club for our most loyal benefactors. Membership is available to individuals who give $1,000* or more annually to the dean's discretionary account. * $500 or more if a graduate of the last 15 years.
The funds garnered through the Imagination Society are invaluable in supporting scholarships, opportunities for faculty development, lectureships and special programs in K-12 science and mathematics outreach. By giving to the dean's discretionary fund, your annual support will enhance the area where funding is needed most.
Membership in the Imagination Society carries a number of exclusive benefits. As a member, you will enjoy a subscription to the Imagination Society newsletter; special acknowledgement in printed and electronic publications; and invitations to all COSAM alumni tailgates, the COSAM Distinguished Alumnus Award dinner and other COSAM events. In addition, you will be presented with a special memento.
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Diagnostic Imaging Section Chief named for Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center
Donald Schomer, M.D., has been named Diagnostic Imaging Section Chief at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center, scheduled to open Sept. 26, 2011, on the Banner Gateway Medical Center Campus in Gilbert, Arizona.
"Dr. Schomer's patient care and leadership experience at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center will enable Banner MD Anderson to provide a similar patient experience in Arizona," said Edgardo Rivera, M.D., medical director for Banner MD Anderson. "He will ensure high quality and accurate diagnostic imaging in a patient-centered environment."
Dr. Schomer is currently a neuroradiologist with Radiology Imaging Associates in Denver, CO. He worked from 1994 to 2002 at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, serving as director of neurointerventional radiology (1998-2002), medical director for the Radiology Outpatient Center (2000-2002), and an associate professor of Radiology.
Dr. Schomer received his medical degree from the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in San Antonio and a Master of Science in mechanical engineering at the University of Houston. He completed his residency in diagnostic radiology and a fellowship in magnetic resonance imaging at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center, along with a fellowship in neuroradiology at Stanford University School of Medicine. He also received an MBA from Rice University in 2000. He is certified by the American Board of Radiology with a certificate of added qualifications in neuroradiology.


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Can Leebo save Christmas?
Leebo the fish loves sledging, over wintery hills, dashing through the crisp snow. But when Santa needs help is Leebo up to the job ?
Leebo is out late on Christmas Eve (past his bed time), and sees Santa. Santa's sleigh skids on an ice patch and drops some presents. Santa is in a great hurry as you can imagine, and asks Leebo if he can help, otherwise some houses will go without presents this Christmas.
Leebo (you) and his sledge can go very fast, using hills as ramps the sledge can get airborne. Collect the presents Santa has dropped, and deliver them to the houses whilst airborne.
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Vegan Fest, Farm-to-Feast Dinner and Other Food Events This Week
The Green Owl Cafe will once again be a food vendor at this year's Vegan Fest at the Goodman Center.
Monday, June 2
Sardine is hosting a Meet the Winemaker Dinner featuring David O'Reilly from Owen Roe Winery. Reservations required. $75, 6 p.m., sardinemadison.com
Wednesday, June 4
Indulge in cocktail and junk food pairings with DLUX's monthly Match-dot-SommTom event. Reservation recommended. $30, 5:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m., dluxmadison.com
Thursday, June 5
Sip vino from Dusted Valley at Johnny Delmonico's five-course wine dinner. Winemaker Janet Johnson, who's originally from Wisconsin, will be present. Call 257-83-25 for tickets. $75, 6 p.m. johnnydelmonicos.com
Saturday, June 7
Mad City Vegan Fest will once again bring vegan-minded exhbitors, speakers and, of course, food to the Goodman Center. This event is free and open to the public. 10 a.m., veganfest.org
The Dane County Humane Society's annual Bark & Wine fundraiser is back. The event, now in its twelfth year, features food from Liliana's Restaurant and wine from Eno Vino. $75 each/$425 for a table of 4, 7 p.m., giveshelter.org
Sunday, June 8
Madison Magazine is hosting a four-course Farm-to-Feast Dinner at Fountain Prairie Farm. Lombardino's chef Patrick O'Halloran will be creating a dinner from locally sourced ingredients, and additional treats include dessert from Batch Bakehouse, ice cream from Sassy Cow Creamery, coffee from True Coffee and wine from Wollersheim. $110, 3 p.m., madisonmagazine.com/farmdinner
Imaginary Bar, the impending Willy Street establishment run by folks from Grampa's /Tip Top Tavern/Forequarter, will set up a tiki bar on the second floor of Genna's. 9 p.m., facebook.com
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