text: Category: Business Card PrintingCreating a business card may seem like a pretty simple thing to do. Everybody knows what goes on a business card, the company name, a person's name, address, and contact information. Go to any convention or networking meeting and you're likely to come away with a pocketful of them, all containing the same sort of information. But while it's true that most business cards are functionally similar, they are definitely not all the same. When done right, a business card can be a palm-sized billboard that draws attention and customers for your business. To turn your business cards into promotional material, you first have to rethink their purpose. Perhaps instead of merely conveying information, your business card print offers an incentive to customers. You can offer a 10% off discount on your card, or turn it into a punch-out card, where a certain number of punches nets a free item. If your company offers special events, your business card could double as the event ticket. However you choose to do it, the point is to get your potential customer to hold onto your card and remember the information. The other important step towards making your business cards into promotional materials is varying the design. Just because your card contains the same information as others', that doesn't mean it should look the same. Font, layout, and paper quality all contribute to the attractiveness of a business card. Detroit Print Shop can work with you to find a unique and eye-catching layout that grabs attention and fits your budget. Business card printing is the smallest and least expensive form of print advertising that most companies do. That doesn't mean they can't be extremely effective when used properly! Finding new ways to design and use your business cards can pay off in a major way when it comes to drawing new customers and retaining repeat business. Every clothing line designer, reseller or manufacturer needs a comprehensive advertising and marketing program to attract attention and establish brand loyalty. Well crafted business cards, postcards and brochures can offer exceptional exposure at a fraction of the expense associated with other types of advertising. Printed materials provide an excellent opportunity to display the unique designs, vivid colors and quality fabrics that distinguish distinctive clothing lines. Advertising Media Every component of a print campaign can add substantial benefits to the comprehensive marketing effort. Exposure, image building and motivating the customer are the primary goals of print related advertising. This can be accomplished through a coordinated initiative that includes the following elements: Business Cards: For clothing designers that are looking to impress buyers and retailers, a well crafted business card is a necessity. Business cards can be used to communicate essential information and establish a favorable image with a prospective client. Business cards can incorporate many effective styles including basic designs or more complex layouts that add color and symbols. Besides complete contact information, a business card should always include a defining logo. Postcards: Advertising with postcards can serve as an introduction to highly targeted prospective clients while conveying vivid imagery and a compelling call to action. Many clothing line businesses use organized fashion shows to stimulate interest in the line, and postcards can be an effective medium for advertising the event. The front side of the postcard should be used to display various highlights of the clothing line and capture the recipient's attention. The backside of the card affords substantial space where details about the company, the designer and full contact information can be presented. Including special sales or promotions can also be an effective method of raising awareness. Brochures: A brochure carries the advantage of providing additional space for detailed visual presentation of images and text. A well designed clothing line brochure can serve as an effective advertising piece while informing buyers, retailers and the general public of the different available fashions and styles. High definition pictures that are tastefully displayed on quality stock paper will help to enhance the overall appeal of the clothing line. Print Shops For every print marketing and advertising requirement, Detroit Print Shop offers a variety of services that will help ensure the success and effectiveness of the campaign. This includes assistance with graphic design, paper selections and understanding brochure folding options. Detroit Print Shop can guide a customer through every phase of the development process and will produce printed advertising pieces that will be informative, compelling and generate substantial interest. Attaining a great reputation is what every successful business wants to achieve. One of the best ways to get your business known by the public is through reputation. Having high quality, sharply designed printed business cards is one proven way to begin achieving that reputation. The idea of printed business cards might seem like an old fashioned idea in the high tech world we live in. However high quality, professionally printed business cards go a long way in making a lasting impression. And they will show your customers your dedication to traditional business values. Using high quality and professionally printed business cards creates great recognition especially if you go the extra mile and have an eye catching logo created just for you. A unique, well designed logo added to your business card will tell people exactly what you are about. Great logos will be remembered long after the phone call has ended or the computer has been shut down. Professionally printed business cards, that have been passed around will remain a constant reminder of you, your business and what you stand for. Over the years, the use of high quality printed business cards has always been seen as a high class action by those professionals who wish to promote themselves and the businesses that they value. Members of the professional world appreciate the efforts of those who would put themselves out there in such a manner. Taking the time to trade business cards and pass them on in a refined and educated "word of mouth" type of advertising is the mark of a professional business person. They also give your business associates an opportunity to show others about your goals and services. And here's the best part. Professionally printed business cards are very inexpensive giving you the ability to get your services in front of the public without spending a fortune in advertising. Great professional print shops such as the one found at Detroit Print Shop can and will treat all of your printing needs with respect and artistic evaluation. Their professional talents will help to fulfill your desires for your businesses growth and financial development. Whenever any company or business puts themselves out in the public sphere, there is a good deal of planning and preparation that goes into making certain that the image that is portrayed is carefully managed. One of the simplest tools used is the business cards. Almost all businesses have a card that is used to remind clients and potential customers of their basic services, as well as contact information. While this may seem like a simple process, there is actually quite a bit of thought that goes into creating a good business card. Your business card should definitely include a few standard items. At the minimum, you should always print your company name, address, and contact information. This may include just a phone number, but could also incorporate email, fax number and even your website, if those are all viable contact options. If they will need to contact a specific person, include that on the business cards as well. This is especially helpful for those who receive a commission or otherwise work with clients on an individual basis. After the basics, you will probably want to print the logo of the company on the cards. This can do a great deal for brand recognition and cohesiveness. Your logo should be large enough to be easily discerned, but should not take over the rest of the area. If it was originally designed for full sized display, it might be advisable to modify it slightly for a more appealing look on the business card format. The logos should maintain the same basic features, but smaller details can be left out to make the logo appear cleaner on the tiny card. Once you have determined exactly what information to include, you will be focusing on the design of your business cards. This should reflect the look and feel of your company. If you offer high brow products and services, clean lines and fancy fonts are appropriate. For those that promote a high energy environment in their company, use your card to verify that. Bold fonts and liberal use of color could be suitable. If you want to denote efficiency, maintain a white background and very basic fonts with only applicable information. As you can see, there are numerous ways to get the feel that you are after in the design process. These are just a few examples. Designing business cards is a basic service provided by almost all graphics and printing companies. You can, however, do the design in house and save on that cost. It is fairly simple to start from scratch in a graphics program. You can also make use of templates to make it even easier. Once you are ready to print, however, it's generally best to go to the experts. They can quickly turn your design into a stack of ready to use cards. Trimming and boxing is part of the standard processing package. The best prices are found when you order a bulk amount, so keep that in mind. Business cards can seem to be fairly straightforward. While it's true that it is hard to get them completely wrong, you can have much better success using them for marketing purposes when they are more carefully designed. Combining the convenience of online printing with the quality and service provided is a win-win for your business. Visit our website to learn more about the business cards and other printing options available at the Nation's #1 Online Print Solution. |


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Lionhead frontman Peter Molyneux and Microsoft Game Studios are doing their best Aesop impressions for PC gamers. Microsoft today announced that the popular Xbox game Fable is headed for the PC this fall, under the name Fable: The Lost Chapters. The much-hyped game was released on Microsoft's console last September and was developed by Big Blue Box, which is owned by Black & White developer Lionhead Studios.
As indicated by the title, the PC version will feature additional content not found in its console counterpart. There will be additional quests to undertake, new regions to explore, and a deeper storyline. Gamers will also be able to use new armor and weapons, cast new spells, and slay new creatures.
In Fable, players start as a young boy and eventually reach old age, with every choice they make affecting their character. Gamers can take their alter ego along the path of righteousness, acquiring a saintly sheen and becoming the toast of the town, or they can choose a path of evil, growing devilish horns, attracting a swarm of flies, and witnessing townsfolk fleeing in terror at the character's mere appearance. By using certain weapons or acting in certain manners, the hero's physical appearance may change. He or she may become slim if ranged weapons and spells are frequently used, while he or she may become buff and burly if face-to-face scraps are favored.
Fable: The Lost Chapters will retail for $49.99 when it hits shelves this fall, and it's currently awaiting a rating. For more information on the game, choose the path of GameSpot's full review of the Xbox version.

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Any thoughts on Mondonico / Torelli road bike frames? They look pretty nice on the website. Unfortunately I am not able to find a LBS in the chicago area that has them (if anyone knows of one around here, please let me know). I really like the Torelli Countach and the Mondonico Futura Leggero. Okay, I'd really like the Mondonico Foco...but at nearly $1,000 more than the Futura Leggero...just a bit out of my price range (at least that is what my wife tells me!). Any thoughts? Are the bikes respected and a good value? Thanks all!
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Bradley County Fire-Rescue's new First Responder program was well received by county commissioners Monday as they heard a report about its first month since implementation.
Chief Troy Maney gave his first of what is planned to be regularly scheduled reports to the Commission.
He was joined in the presentation by county EMS Director Danny Lawson.
"We have worked on this to improve the fire service and improve emergency services for Bradley County," Maney said.
He said in developing the protocols for how to respond to calls "we came up with things we thought would make a difference in someone's life."
Maney said when the program began in February there was concerns from citizens about what the long-term plan might be for first responders.
"We are running an engine company on the first 10 things (of the protocol) that we felt ... would make a difference," Maney said.
The department is currently running three battalions, with responders working shifts of 24 hours on duty and 48 hours off.
Responders are only running out of the five stations with paid officers and not out of the volunteer stations, in order to maintain consistency of service.
He described the initial paperwork that is done when a call is answered.
"We have a quick analysis of what is going on so when a paramedic rolls in, we can hand off mouth-to-mouth information on what we've done," Maney said. "(The paramedics) also have a copy they can attach to their report."
Maney said there is an ongoing survey to determine the types and frequencies of calls in each district.
"We started this on Feb. 3, and since then we have run 62 calls," he said.
"One thing we can do is sit back over the next three months and survey what districts are running the most calls," Maney said. "We are also running a study to see if there is a certain time frame that is busier than others. That will help not only us but also the EMS for planning."
Lawson said the program is very similar to what has been done in cooperation with the city of Cleveland for the past six years.
"This will enable us to go outside of the city limits to respond to a major medical event where there is a life-threatening or limb-threatening situation," Lawson said. "We can respond to anything where time benefits the patients."
He said the EMS has agreed to help with in-service training since the county first responders will operate mostly under the EMS rules.
"They have at least one first responder trained on each engine, but they also have EMTs and paramedics we'll be able to train and check off to be able to operate up to their level of training," Lawson said.
He said the responders will be working under a cooperative team doctors who work with the EMS department.
"In some areas, it will be a time saver that will make a difference in patient outcomes," Lawson said. "So far, it's worked very well."
He said in working with the city, there have been patients who would not have survived had it not been for first responders.
"It was said one life saved is worth every cost invested, because once it's lost it can't be replaced at any price," Lawson said. "It's hard to beat that. It can be someone we know. I think it's a good investment if we do it carefully and deliberately."
Commissioner Ed Elkins, who also serves on the county fire board, said the program was "a no-brainer."
"My eyes have been opened up [to find out] we have so many first responders within the fire department," Elkins said. "It was a no-brainer that we utilize the training that these folks have. It makes our department a lot more effective and efficient in the use of manpower."
He said the county is "truly blessed" to have quality people employed who can do that kind of work.
"It will make a difference," Elkins said.


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The Canepa Motorsports Museum is open Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm, and is free to the public.
If you are interested in a guided tour for your group, or car club, please contact at 831.430.9940.
The museum is dedicated to the spirit of automotive competition, and the celebration of engineering excellence. On display are a broad spectrum of racecars and motorcycles from the golden age of motorsport to modern times. The museum showcases examples from multiple disciplines with everything from Can-Am to NASCAR, Sprint Cars to Le Mans.
Bruce Canepa has chosen each vehicle in the collection for it's unique contribution to the history of the sport. The sports hero's are well represented with cars driven by Richard Petty, Mark Donohue, Dale Earnhardt , Freddie Agabashian, Rick Mears, Peter Revson, Brian Redman, Pedro Rodriquez, Parnelli Jones, John Fitzpatrick, Jacky Ickx, Alex Xydias, and Steve McQueen.
An accomplished racer in his own right, Bruce Canepa has had the forethought to preserve and collect some of his own racecars from the past. These include the 1981 Pikes Peak hill climb car that carried him to 2nd overall, and the last Porsche 935 produced by the Porsche factory, which he raced in the IMSA championship in the early 1980's.
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Mix it up with Virtual DJ
With effects, samples, and transitions that rival vinyl turntablisms, Virtual DJ lets anyone produce polished MP3 mixes. Beat-match, scratch, and mix your MP3 files at will.
Digital disc spinning has skyrocketed in popularity over the past five years and it's no wonder why. Compared with a full vinyl setup with all the hardware and physical media that requires, an MP3-based mixing station is extremely simple and cheap. There's even free software to get you started, and one of the most popular programs available is Virtual DJ.


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Big displays, regular ads and a wide selection of pack sizes are vital to moving large quantities of strawberries at retail.
The strawberry display at Ralph's Red Apple market in Bremerton, Wash., one of several independently owned Red Apple stores in Washington, doubles in size, featuring about five cases of strawberries in the summer compared to its winter display, said John Walker, produce manager.
Sometimes the store also has a display at checkout, he said.
"Strawberries are one of the top fruit sellers," Walker said. "They're a customer favorite — up there with grapes as a nice, healthy snack."
Strawberries aren't an ad item very often during the winter, but that changes in summer, when they're on ad about three times a month, he said.
Regular price is about $3.99 a pound, and a typical special is two for the price of one.
The store offers 2-pound clamshells on ad about once a month during peak season.
Walker cross-merchandises strawberries with glaze, dessert cups and other bakery products.
Cross-merchandising gives consumers use ideas and boosts sales of related items as well as strawberries and helps shoppers save time, he said.
Ralph's Red Apple features organic strawberries from time to time, if the market is good, Walker said. Sometimes they're featured on ad.
Strawberries typically rank third in produce sales — after bananas and avocados — during peak season at Bel Air Market in Sacramento, Calif., said produce clerk Steve Jacobus.
When they're on ad, which is about three weeks out of the month, they come in second, he said.
The store regularly offers 1-pound clamshells and sells 2-pounders when they're on ad.
Jacobus cross-merchandises strawberries with dessert cups and sometimes glaze. He features white and chocolate dip with stem berries.
Regular price during the winter at Bel Air Market is about $4.99 per pound. Sale price is two for the price of 1. During the summer, they sell for $2.99 regular and $1.99 or two for $3 on sale.
The store sells about 10 times as many strawberries during the summer as it does in winter because of the higher quality and lower price, Jacobus said.
Suppliers say one way to increase strawberry sales is to offer a wide selection of packages — not just the 1-pound clamshell.
John King, vice president of sales for San Diego-based Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce, said he recently met with several retailers.


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Pavement Maintenance
Largely due to Measure "Y" funding, the City of San Luis Obispo has been able to implement an ambitious Pavement Maintenance Plan (PMP) which was adopted by the City Council on April 14, 1998. Each year, usually during the summer, Public Works performs significant street maintenance with the aid of a private contractor. Because determining the scope of this paving work is a complex process, it naturally generates questions from our community.
Placing leveling course and compacting in preparation for pavement reinforcing grid.
How do we determine which streets to pave?
There are a number of factors that determine which streets will be worked on for the year, including:
1. Street location The City is divided into 9 pavement areas and work generally moves from one area to another each year. That means if we worked on a street last year, we probably won't be back there for 7 to 9 years. For the two years prior to completing street paving, utility lines are replaced, small pavement and sidewalk repairs are made, and sidewalk ramps are installed. This is done to minimize cuts into new street pavement which reduce its life. The core downtown area receives attention as appropriate every year as its streets are heavily used and are central to San Luis Obispo's tourist economy.
Check out our Paving Area Map (226kb PDF) to see how the City's pavement areas are divided.
2. Number of cars The City Council was clear in developing the program for street maintenance; busy streets deserve more attention. This means that regardless of what area we would normally be working in, a heavily traveled street such as Madonna Road or Los Osos Valley Road may get more attention more often.
3. Street's existing condition This is probably the most difficult part of the City's program to explain. Let's look at it this way:
Say you have $1,000 to spend this year on pavement maintenance and here is a list of streets you have that need maintenance:
So, if your goal is to have as many good streets as you can for the next 10 years, how do you spend the money? The likely answer to this question by the City would be to spend $700 on the streets that are in pretty good shape to prevent them from deteriorating, and $300 on one of the so-so streets. The City has many streets to maintain, and so must look at more than just those that are bad to determine how to best spend the available funds. Fortunately, we also have more than $1,000 to spend each year on pavement maintenance, thanks to your support for this work! That means we do eventually get around to the streets that are falling apart and rebuild them. Once that happens, they are regularly sealed to keep them in good shape.
4. The budget The City typically spends between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000 per year on pavement maintenance. In 2012 and 2013 the City will spend an average of $1,600,000 per year on paving projects.
Installing final asphalt surface as part of a street reconstruction project.
Additional questions that arise include the following:
What is that black stuff that gets painted on? When a street is generally in decent condition with some cracks and perhaps some areas of failure, the street is sealed with a product called micro-surface to prevent more costly repairs down the road. Water intrusion is a primary cause of street failure and micro-surfacing a street keeps water from penetrating the surface. If micro-surface is done on a regular basis, it can delay the reconstruction of any street almost indefinitely.
How important is the Pavement Management Program? Roadways are the backbone of all other services we need. Without them emergency services such as police and fire protection cannot respond to our needs. Without roadways simple needs like going to the grocery store or the park could be more challenging for our residents. In essence, good roads help us get to the things that we need and like to do.
The City has maintained a good quality Pavement Management Program. Our program incorporates the elements that are expected of successful pavement plans which are:
In 2011 the City sustained 70% of our streets in good conditions which exceeds other Cities, Counties and the State and a review of the Pavement Management Program by a private consultant confirmed that the program is well thought out and on track.
Do we always stick to the schedule? Unfortunately, that is not always possible. Although we do the best we can to keep to the scheduled maintenance program, occasionally something unexpected happens, such as emergency utility repairs in the affected area or a shift in funds available, and the paving priorities can change accordingly.
How has Measure "Y" impacted our pavement management? Since Measure "Y" was approved in 2006, our community has invested over $7.5 million in roadway maintenance. That's roughly 173 miles of a 12-foot travel lane!
What paving projects are scheduled in the next several years? For a list of paving projects scheduled for the next 5 years (2011-2016), see the City's 5-yr Paving Plan Map (630kb PDF).
The above information is available as a brochure in PDF format for saving. (923kb)
For more questions concerning the City's Pavement Management Program, contact the Public Works Department at: 805.781.7200
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Computational biology focuses on transforming genomics data into testable hypotheses. As experimental biologists become adept at generating data using high-throughput methods, computational scientists play an important role in analyzing, interpreting, and integrating these data. Scientific initiatives at GNF often utilize multiple technology platforms to investigate a single biological question. Data mining efforts are often based on a diverse collection of data types, including gene expression, genome sequence, genotype, and functional genomics. Methods such as statistics and machine learning are used to analyze these data and identify new candidate drug targets or to elucidate new biological mechanisms. Current and past research initiatives have spanned mouse genetics, cancer biology, and transcriptional regulation.
Selected Publications
- Wu C, Delano DL, Mitro N, Su SV, Janes J, McClurg P, Batalov S, Welch GL, Zhang J, Orth AP, Walker JR, Glynne RJ, Cooke MP, Takahashi JS, Shimomura K, Kohsaka A, Bass J, Saez E, Wiltshire T, Su AI. PLoS Genet 2008;4(5):e1000070.
- Su AI, Wiltshire T, Batalov S, Lapp H, Ching KA, Block D, Zhang J, Soden R, Hayakawa M, Kreiman G, et al. A gene atlas of the mouse and human protein-encoding transcriptomes. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2004;101(16):6062-7.


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The Jean Harris Case
From Behind Bars
She didn't. Her time in prison may have been miserable but it was spent quite usefully. She published three books while behind bars: Stranger in Two Worlds, They Always Call Us Ladies, and Marking Time.
The first book was her autobiography. It dealt with her entire life up to that point including some of her experiences in prison. They Always Call Us Ladies was entirely about her experiences in prison, her observations about the prison system, and includes a brief history of that system. Marking Time consists of letters the imprisoned Harris wrote to Shana Alexander. The two became friends while Alexander was writing Very Much A Lady, a book that Harris deliberately did not ever read.
Jean Harris spent much of her time in prison working at the Bedford Prison Children's Center and helping to give parenting classes to inmate moms. As she points out in her books, people tend to lose sight of the fact that convicts are often also mothers and fathers and, indeed, that many mothers give birth while incarcerated.
Her attorneys appealed the verdict three times but lost. She petitioned for clemency and was repeatedly denied but finally, on December 29, 1992, after serving twelve years behind bars and suffering two heart attacks while in prison, her sentence was commuted by then-Governor of New York, Mario Cuomo.
Now in her mid 70s, Harris devotes much of her time to raising money for the education of the children of inmates at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility.
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Over 15 million households in the United States grow herbs--in vegetable and perennials gardens, in containers, or on windowsills. And with good reason! In addition to their obvious role in cooking, herbs are also attractive and add color, interesting textures and forms, and rich or subtle fragrances to the home and garden. Uses for HerbsThe most popular use for herbs is in cooking, and nearly every recipe can be enhanced with the addition of appropriate herbs. Can you imagine tomato sauce without oregano? Thanksgiving stuffing without sage? Some dishes are defined by the herbs they contain--pesto without basil just isn't pesto! Herbs have many other uses as well. Many types make wonderful teas, either as individuals or combined in blends. Chamomile makes a soothing tea for unwinding after a hard day. Bee balm (Monarda) makes a tangy tea with citrus overtones. And in addition to being tasty, mint teas aid in digestion. Many herbs are also believed to have medicinal properties. The echinacea that has become popular as a cold remedy is extracted from the purple coneflower, a common garden perennial. Of course many gardeners grow herbs simply because they are attractive and durable plants. Bee balm not only makes a tasty tea, it is also a reliable perennial with lovely red, pink, or white flowers. And chamomile's daisly-like blooms brighten up any sunny border. Where to PlantPlant herbs where you can get to them easily for frequent harvesting, especially if you plan to use them in cooking. Consider planting a special kitchen garden near the house, so you can readily harvest herbs, greens, and other frequently-used crops. You can also grow herbs in containers or even window boxes. Most herbs prefer full sun--at least 6 hours per day. Herbs that will tolerate some light shade include chives, cilantro, dill, and mint. Remember that if you plant perennial herbs in the vegetable garden, keep them in a separate section so you'll be sure to avoid them during spring and fall tilling. Types of HerbsLike all garden plants, herbs can be categorized as annual, perennial, or biennial. Annual plants grow for only one season and so must be planted each spring. Perennials live for several years. Their foliage dies back in the fall, but the roots overwinter and resume growth the following spring. And biennials grow for two years, growing foliage the first season, overwintering, then forming seeds and dying back at the end of the se... |
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Saying the time had finally come, Jon Kyl announced Thursday he will not seek another six years in the U.S. Senate when his current term ends at the end of 2012.
Kyl said while the decision may seem sudden, it actually was a long time in the making. In fact, he told reporters he actually weighed stepping down before the 2006 race but stayed in to keep the seat in Republican hands.
But Kyl said he made a decision after winning that race that it would be his last. Kyl said he doesn't foresee the same problems for the GOP this time in hanging on to the seat.
"It's probably going to be a pretty good year for Republicans,'' he said.
Kyl said he won't be endorsing anyone to replace him, "at least for awhile,'' leaving the door open he could throw his support behind someone in what could be a crowded primary.
"I think we have a very strong bench,'' he said.
Possible contenders to become Arizona's 11th senator since statehood include Congressman Jeff Flake, former Congressman John Shadegg and former state Treasurer Dean Martin.
An open seat also presents some opportunities for Democrats.
Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords already had made no secret about her interest in a statewide race before last month's shooting. Jim Pederson, who lost to Kyl in 2006, also is a possibility, as is former Gov. Janet Napolitano, who now is Homeland Security secretary in the Obama administration.
And an aide to Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, who cannot seek reelection, said he would take "a serious look'' at the office.
Kyl ruled out any future political races -- with one notable exception: He would accept a vice presidential spot on a national ticket.
"It's pretty hard to turn your party's nominee down if that request is made,'' he said. "However, having said that, I expect the chance of that are zero.''
And he definitively ruled out a presidential bid.
As to anything else, like lobbying, Kyl called that premature. Anyway, he said, it would be improper for him to even talk with special interests about a post-2012 job while he remains in Congress.
He said an announcement now, nearly two years before his term ends, serves a dual purpose.
First, he said it gives potential candidates a chance to do the kind of fundraising that will be necessary for a statewide race.
But Kyl also said it presents some interesting opportunities for him.
He pointed out that Democrat-turned-independent Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut also will be stepping down at the same time. Kyl said that "now that we're too lame ducks,'' it gives both of them, free from having to worry about who they displease, the chance to work on some controversial issues.
At the top of that list, Kyl said, is entitlement reform.
He said politicians on both side of the political aisle all say changes are needed. But each side then wants the other to go first.
"And, of course, that gives the opportunity to the other side to take advantage of that politically,'' he said.
Kyl said immigration reform "is certainly one of the top items on the agenda.''
But the senator said there are other unfinished issues, including a water rights settlement with tribes, clearing the way for a new copper mine and filling the vacancies on federal courts in Arizona.
During his 26-year-political career, Kyl has been mentioned for other posts, including FBI director and possibly a Supreme Court post. On Thursday, he brushed those possibilities aside, calling his Senate position "the best job I could have in Washington.''
Kyl also said he is not leaving for "negative'' reasons.
"My health is good,'' he said.
"I'm fairly confident that if I ran for reelection again I could be reelected,'' Kyl continued. "I do not subscribe to the notion that politics has gotten so coarse these days that civil people cannot engage in it.''
He also said that the emergence of the Tea Party faction was not a factor. "But I acknowledge there are divisions within our party,'' Kyl said.
And Kyl said "it's better to leave when people have a fairly good attitude about you than having to be hounded out of office like unfortunately some of my colleagues.''
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Five finalists from culinary schools across Canada faced off April 12 in the annual Pear Excellence contest sponsored by USA Pears. The grand prize went to a Nova Scotia student for her roasted green anjou pear stuffed with pork and blue cheese.
Martha MacDonald from Nova Scotia Community College Strait Campus said her winning recipe was inspired by memories of spending time with her father in his pear and apple orchards, according to a release from Pear Bureau Northwest.
"(I) wanted to show the savory side of pears. The first thing you think of with pears is dessert, but they are really great in savory recipes as well," MacDonald said in the release.
The other four finalists were: Amy Bonchuk, Assiniboine Community College/Manitoba Institute of Culinary; Melissa Drutz, George Brown College; Greg MacIver, LaSalle College; and Jeffrey Parks, Vancouver Island University.
The contest is part of the pear bureau's efforts to increase exports to Canada, according to the release. A similar nationwide competition is ongoing in the U.S. The finale is scheduled for April 29 in Portland, Ore.
"Canada is one of the top two export markets for Northwest-grown pears, and by educating young chefs nationwide about pears' culinary versatility we are able to help increase pear consumption at the foodservice level," Kevin Moffitt, president of the Pear Bureau, said in the release.


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Every time our earnest Secretary of Education Arne Duncan speaks of late, he seems to unearth new things that Washington can and should do to schools. Earlier this month, he promised the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) that the administration would see that No Child Left Behind (NCLB) reauthorization required turnaround schools to obtain parent and community input as well as lead an "honest, open discussion." Of course, Duncan is ardently pushing "state-led" national standards and watching his Department of Education flag 19 (!) states as impressive enough to merit being Race to the Top finalists. Earlier in the year he promised Congress a billion-dollar bonus if they reauthorized NCLB this year (though this one kind of ran afoul of the U.S. Constitution).
Yesterday, Duncan told the National Urban League, "We will ensure that all schools—public, private, and charter—serve the kids most in need." He went on, saying, "That is also something you told us was important. We heard you loud and clear, we are responding and these schools will be held accountable."
Mike Petrilli, over at Flypaper, had the most appropriate response—which boiled down to, "What the hell?" Or, as Mike put it:
Set aside the Secretary's assumption that charter schools aren't serving "the kids most in need." What on earth is he planning to do to "ensure" that private schools serve needy kids? How is he going to hold them "accountable"? Accountable to whom? Most don't get public funds. Many are more diverse than traditional public schools. What the heck is he talking about?
Today, the president, after allowing his affinity for crowd-pleasing jobs packages and his hot-and-cold attention to out-of-control federal spending to force him into a showdown with House Democrats over Representative David Obey's jobs bill, spoke to the Urban League about the importance of teacher quality and the need to remove ineffective teachers. He spoke some important and difficult truths, saying:
Surely we can agree that even as we applaud teachers for their hard work, we need to make sure they're delivering results in the classroom. If they're not, let's work with them to help them be more effective. And if that fails, let's find the right teacher for that classroom.
Good for Obama. These are hard things to say, especially for a Democratic president facing a challenging fall, and he deserves much credit for hanging tough. But the problem is that I now get nervous when I hear the president say even good and important things. The reason is simple: the secretary of Education's seemingly limitless sense of his role has me leery that every promising idea the president voices is going to become yet another opportunity for ill-considered overreach.


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Bruno Mars' 'Locked Out Of Heaven' Gets A Capella Remix By Mike Tompkins
Bruno Mars is taking over the radio with his new song "Locked Out of Heaven." Slowley we are starting to see covers pop up around YouTube. But there is one a capella version that stands out among the rest.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency dedicated Tennessee's newest wildlife management area in Roane County this week.
A ceremony was held to recognize Gerald Largen for his gift of this property to TWRA and the people of Tennessee.
Located on Bowman's Bend Road near Harriman, the 112-acre piece of property, to be called the McGlothin-Largen Wildlife Management Area, has more than a mile of lake frontage.
A plaque of appreciation was presented to Gerald Largen by TWRA Executive Director Ed Carter in memory of his mother, Martha McGlothin-Largen, and his father, John Roy Largen.
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Obama's win not a mandate, just rejection of Romney
Comments from liberals give the clear impression that Barack Obama's re-election justifies their point of view and, therefore, no one else's possibly could be valid. And they could not be more wrong.
Just because someone gets elected does not make his agenda "true." Despite what some have written, Obama did not "win big" or have any "mandate."
Instead, he won only by the margin of conservatives who didn't vote because they didn't believe Mitt Romney was anything more than an East Coast liberal Republican in name only. Romney clearly didn't win the hearts and minds of the right, but that doesn't mean they agree with Obama or should give up and let him continue to "transform" our country.
The insulting language of people who say someone who watches Fox News or listens to Rush Limbaugh must be ignorant, is astounding. And the parroting of liberal talking points about so-called "voter suppression" is laughable, while interviews asking people why they voted for Obama tell a sobering tale.
The sheer ignorance of the left and the unabashed adulation-worship of Obama is troubling at best. America is about ideas, not cults of personality. People seem to like Obama, but most Americans still don't agree with his ideology.
Yes, the election is over, and it's time to move on. However, putting our country first really means doing the right things to get our fiscal house in order. We're in a slow economy with an out-of-control, bloated federal government. It's time to cut back.
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I will continue to pray that the president, whoever it may be, makes the right decisions for the good of America.
I don't think that has happened.
Barack Obama's re-election was not surprising, though, because of who decides these matters. The book of Daniel 4:17, 25-26 has the answer to why he was re-elected, because there was no human reason he should have been.
It's time for this nation to repent of our national sins and draw close to God or we will pay for our disgraceful actions.
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I would like to thank Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson and our General Services Department for demolishing abandonednonrepairable buildings in Gary.
Please send the demo crew to the 1700 block of Polk Street. We have five houses in this block that have been vacant more than 15 years. We frequently have asked the city to raze the properties, to no avail.
People have been sent out to look at the properties and promises made, but nothing has been done. Our City Council and precinct persons have been contacted.
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So finally the beginning of the end eh? Yea, I'd be happy if I weren't going to be isolated for the weekend. Still, I'm sort of nervous, the end of this year just brings me closer to Junior year. And that is going to be soooo incredibly hectic, or so I hear. However, there is a positive :D IT'S NOT REALLY THAT HOT! Regardless, I will certainly attack somone by the end of next week if I don't get it together. Teaches me a lesson not to bottle things up, thats for sure. BUT HEY, what's life without a few plummeting spirals here and there. God knows your just going to end up in a cardboard box somewhere if you dwell on the bad. Though that can be so easy to do. Oh and of course I'm looking forward to the World Cup! I'm a soccer fanatic, guess it's genetics, being Mexican/Spanish anyway... Hmm... Yes indeed.
"God knows your just going to end up in a cardboard box somewhere if you dwell on the bad"
I thought it was the other way around :)
Junior year was pretty hectic but manageable.
Everything you do from here on out is really important to whether or not you'll get scholarships and stuff.. like exam scores, g.p.a., volunteer work, club activities, ..all that fun stuff :)


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Congressman J. Randy Forbes (VA-04) announced today that internships will be available to qualified college students or college graduates in the Chesterfield District Office.
Chesterfield native Amber Williams has been named to the Spring 2012 Dean's List at North Carolina State University.
A challenging program that gives students the opportunity to earn two verified credits before entering their ninth-grade year. Over 70 students are participating in the program at Meadowbrook High School. According to Matt Bland, Success Program coordinator, the Meadowbrook High School Success program is expanding for the school year 2012-2013. He said, "So far, we have over 200 rising ninth-graders enrolled in the program and we expect to add 40 to 50 more students during the school year."
Options abound for students who sign up for fall classes at John Tyler Community College (JTCC). Starting with the Fall 2012 semester, JTCC is adding 7 a.m. classes to its daytime schedule, covering subjects such as English, math, history and sociology.
Elizabeth Kuhns of Chesterfield was named to the dean's list at Olivet Nazarene University during the recently completed spring 2012 semester.
Ashley Edmiston of Chester and Virginia Pope, of Chester, have been named to the Dean's List. They earned grade point averages of 3.50 to 3.74. To be eligible, a student must be a degree candidate and must have earned at least 12 semester hours for the grading period.
William Bungarden, of Chester, was included in the Dean's List at James Madison University in the 2012 spring semester for his academic performance and his personal commitment to academic excellence.


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Hey,it works ! As I stated before ,This is my first year growing indoors. Money is tight right now so I couldn't afford a real grow light system so this will have to do ! Two 600 lumen lights and a coupla cheap desk lamps. The sprouts are responding in a positive fashion though !! On the right is a $4 storage box standing in for a mini greenhouse. Anybody else got a bootleg system that works ? |
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I like to see people making due with what they can cobble together. It looks like you might have to steal your wifes reading lamp pretty soon when those peppers on the right side start sprouting. Bruce |
- Posted by aussie_chilli (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 20:54
i use a electric propagator greenhouse from my local bunnings hardware store for those of you not in aus and it seems to work great germination times seem to take a little longer then what i read on here but all seems good |
Here is a link that might be useful: bunnings
- Posted by rodnebridges 7b (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 21:32
Yep ! like all of us who suffer from spring fever, i got a lil crazy. I had to put a halt on germinating things. I had no idea how much the heating mat would speed things up. I know I said I would be growing exclusively indoors this year, but if everything I have going right now sprouts,there will definitely be some going outside this year too due to space. |
- Posted by tn_gardening (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 21:46
I have something similar, but not as nice :-) My germination station is just a couple of cardboard boxes. I'm using Christmas lights for bottom heat. Once they germinate, I move them to box #2 which has a couple of fluorescent bulbs, which are held up by coat hangers, thank you very much :-) I also have a few seeds in a cup that are sitting on top of my computer tower and on top of my DVR. |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (email@example.com) on Thu, Feb 7, 13 at 22:49
I actually saved up a bit and built a somewhat decent setup, think it cost me around 60$ or so after tax and all. I intend on purchasing 5 more lights at some point (they are 10.99$ per at walmart I do believe and seem to put off really good light. ) 1 - http://www.amazon.com/Gardman-R687-4-Tier-Mini-Greenhouse/dp/B000NCTGQE I found this however at a local tractor supply for 20 instead of the huge price amazon lists. 3 - http://www.walmart.com/ip/Lights-of-America-24-Fluorescent-Grow-Light-Fixture/16879945 I intend on purchasing probably 3-5 more of these. most likely 3, since I dont plan on putting anything on the bottom shelf. I currently have it placed in a block building with a space heater running. When it's down to 20-30 degrees here I've not seen it drop below 70. So combat that I just put a heat lamp on the bottom level of the mini greenhouse, and it keeps it pretty warm now. I thoroughly enjoy it. Eventually I'd like to have 2 lights per rung, and perhaps a heat mat for each one, but it all comes with time lol. Anyone know if those lights do well for plants? They seem to be of a good color, but being new to really trying to get a decent setup going, I wasn't sure what type of light works best for plants. |
- Posted by AzoreanRooster none (My Page) on Mon, Feb 11, 13 at 17:23
I have a bit of a gap between my refrigerator and the cupboards above them. I have no idea how warm it gets there, but I get terrific germination rates (high 90's usually). How do I germinate them? I use styrofoam egg containers! I put soil halfway up the little depressions, then a seed or two, followed by another bit of soil and enough water to just moisten the soil. I close it up, and squeeze it between the fridge and the cupboards. After they germinate, I use a spoon to gently take this rounded mound and place it in my 'pots' that have a nice depression in the soil to accommodate the sprouts and surrounding soil perfectly. The only drawback is that you have to keep an eye on everything. I was a bit late in opening them up this year, and I had early sprouts happen. They are really whispy and leggy right now, but will be fine in a few days with some lights (I hope). Speaking of lights.. I use my windowsill. My pots are all just plastic dixie cups. I STACK them up like I was playing jenga on the window sill. usually 8 across, and then about 7 high. I accidentally knocked down this pyramid last year before planting - not a single plant broke! hehe Maybe next year I will upgrade and get myself some LED lighting and a mini-greenhouse. However, I had much better results than I was anticipating last year. LoL! Egg cartons and a window :) Anyone else do this? |
- Posted by rodnebridges 7b (My Page) on Mon, Feb 11, 13 at 19:56
@ab2008 wow ! Well your set up is not what I would call "bootleg" , but it is very impressive !! @habajolokia that is one of those ingenuity/happy accident things !! I saw you recommended this a few times. I checked my entertainment center and don't seem to have that "sweet spot" between my devices like you seem to have done.Thumbs up to you for creative thinking !! |
@rodnebridges: Thanks a lot for the compliment! Its the first time I've done more than just lining up cups and seed trays and hanging a heat lamp from a chain over them lol. This has been quite nice and it wasn't too expensive to get started. However I have used some aluminum trays bought from the grocery store to start some things in (onions etc.) Onions in the image I posted. Works well so far. Think my father spread a few too many seeds though, but can thin it out if need be and such. |
Lol yeah, I've got them below my peppers, but they make excellent trays to start seeds in! |
- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 17:44
Here's my set up. I have a hydro farms heat mat and thermostat underneath. I have a 72 cell seed tray on top of that. I took some pvc pipe (got the idea from a member here) and built a table with high sides. I have a wood table that I set my seedlings on, with 2 lights hanging above. I use 6500K (daylight) bulbs in my lights. I will probably add a third light this year. I think I have less than $100 in the whole thing. That's including the heat mat and thermostat. Tim |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 17:54
@rodnebridges I have also used the same container and placed next to the heat vent and it worked just as well. Now that I have a two yr old running around its not possible to place next to the vent. @ab2008 nice setup, I may look into something like that next season or two. Keep us updated on how well it works and how peppers respond to the environment. Mark |
- Posted by habjolokia 7 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 18:12
Tim that is a nice setup if I had the space I would have to go with a setup similar to that with heat mats and such. I would run 12 lights and a boat load of peppers. Mark |
- Posted by rodnebridges (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 19:48
@haba right before I got serious this year and got a heat mat, I put mine in those lil' take out cups and placed them over one of my heating vents inside a small cardboard box. It's funny how we will come up with the most ingenious things when we want to get some seeds sprouted !! We all should be on the "Journey to Inhabit Mars" I'll bet we could create an agrarian society based on hot peppers lol !! @Tim that is one fine lookin', high tech looking set up!!! The word "cyberpunk" comes to mind. |
It works pretty good so far. Planning on getting 3 heating mats for each rung eventually, but they are pretty pricey when buying in multiples hah. Think I may need to get a little better quality lights though, but we'll see! Can anyone recommend any 2 ft fluorescent lights? Thanks for any feedback. |
I purchased some Habaneros at my local grocery and saved the seeds out of 3 or 4 of them. These were planted 02/04/2013 and kind of shocked me at how quickly a few of them blasted to as tall as they were (literally in 1-2 days.) I planted my ghosts and a few others tonight, so we'll see how they do! |
peppernovice, I think maybe you got that light support idea from me. But I like how you went quite a bit further with the PVC pipe. Looks great. Bruce |
ab2008: I found shopping for anything NOT 48" is pricy. So, your best bet is home depot/walmart/lowe's and pick up one for 10-20 bucks and a couple T8 or T12 bulbs for another 10 bucks. 6500K "daylight" Kevin |
Awesome, thank you Kevin. I may end up picking up a couple to place above my work bench to place my plants under once my plants are too big for the mini greenhouse. 2 foots are just so blasted expensive, but thats how wide my mini greenhouse is unfortunately. |
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- Posted by peppernovice 7 b (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 21:03
Bruce.....I thought it was you, but I was afraid I may have been mistaken. Now that I see your pic, I'm positive it was you! Thanks for the great idea man. Tim |
Yah, PVC is to building stuff what duct tape is to fixing stuff. Bruce |
I love the PVC set up you guys are using. . . I think I will ask my handy dandy brother to build me one. Right now I am just using the top shelf of my bakers rack. I also have several seed trays stacked in the bathroom as we keep it heater on in there 24/7 (I hate cold tile floors. ) |
- Posted by tn_gardening (My Page) on Tue, Feb 19, 13 at 19:42
ab2008 this is a pretty cheap way to make a grow light power strip and a couple of those plug in sockets with some CFLs |
That looks like a good setup if you have a few closely spaced plants. I wonder if you could make a reflector with some aluminum foil to keep the light shining down. Bruce |
- Posted by tn_gardening (My Page) on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 12:24
esox07 That looks like a good setup if you have a few closely spaced plants. I wonder if you could make a reflector with some aluminum foil to keep the light shining down. Bruce ==================== The nice thing about this power strip grow light "cheap" setup is 1. it's cheap 2. it's expandable As far as containing the light, I like to cover the inside of a card board box with white paper and/or foil and use some sort of shiny material for a light reflector/shield. |
It's still too early for me to start peppers, I wait until March because my 90% frost-free date is May 30th. Wanted to share my own DIY, though I haven't had a working camera in a couple of years so no pix. I made my own heat mat with a 7' incandescent rope light using materials I had on hand. The lights are anchored to a coated-wire basket from my closet. Used velcro tape to attach the rope light to the wire grid. [I love the velcro tape. It's sold in a roll for plant ties and is nearly as useful as duct tape. :) Re-useable too.] I attached the lights to the inside of the basket and turned the basket upside down. A throw pillow and fleece blanket fill in the basket and insulate the lights from below. Seed trays go on top. The rope lights are rated for outdoor use in wet weather, so my main worry was fire. The temperature stays steady though. No overheating. Soil temp measured with a meat thermometer is a cozy 80 degrees F. I currently have a four-foot shop light propped on a wire kitchen shelf over the heater, to help the seeds that need light to germinate. I started begonia seeds with it already this year and just seeded coleus and a few other decorative plants. |
I finally had to haul up the wire racks and do it right. I can now handle a starter flat and three seedling flats. This is getting out of control! They are set up alone the south wall of the breakfast room (actually half the kitchen). |
And without the reflective shrouds. Fan is off to the right. Btw, I don't grow on the deck outside these doors - too much shade when the leaves are out. |
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Lutheran church marks 125th anniversary in Orland Park
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It has been 125 years since 10 men signed a constitution to create Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Orland Park.
Today, its 2,100-plus baptized members have not strayed from their original mission. Then, as now, they bring the message of Christ to a changing world.
Evidence of their evolving faithfulness is in all their ministries, from CLEWS (Christ Lutheran Early Weekday School) preschool to OWLS (Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors), as they strive to remain relevant.
The 125th anniversary has been celebrated throughout the year but will culminate Sept. 15 with a 10:30 a.m. festival communion worship service with the Rev. Walter Ledogar, pastor emeritus, followed by a 1 p.m. dinner at Silver Lake Country Club, with WGN-AM (720) radio's Orion Samuelson emceeing.
"God has given us a strong foundation and deep roots of faith for a blessed future in our community and beyond," said the Rev. Raymond Rohlfs, the church's senior administrative pastor since 2002.
The theme for this anniversary year is a simple verse from Hebrews 13:8: "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever."
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church's great legacy is having "so many faithful people," Rohlfs said. Over the years, church members continually broadened their ministries as they reached out to serve the needs of their community.
As church members recently reflected on their historical roots, they also spoke excitedly about their current programs and activities.
When the church held its first service, in German, at Cooper School on 143rd Street and Beacon Avenue, no one would have thought that the small rural town of Orland Park would grow into a bustling suburb of nearly 60,000 — and that the small church would survive so well.
While other congregations were cropping up in the area during the late 1800s, including the Methodists and St. Michael's Catholic Church, Christ Evangelical Lutheran members were able to build their first church in 1898 at 143rd Street and West Avenue. The first pastor, John Schulz, served 23 years, Rohlfs said.
A year before that, church members formed their first organization, the Ladies Aid Society, which still exists today.
In 1953, services in German were dropped — the last one was attended only by five people including the pastor and organist. Four years later, the congregation purchased five acres on 94th Avenue, preparing for the growth that was to come.
Christ Evangelical Lutheran was blessed with a few long-serving pastors — Schulz from 1898 to 1921, Rev. Adolf Lach from 1931 to 1964 and Ledogar, who served from 1965 to 2005.
Ledogar guided the congregation through its largest growth spurt, when membership soared from 445 in 1964 to 2,138 in 2012, according to church historian Helen Duehr.
During that time, the church launched ministries that could not have been conceived of back in 1888 — men's dartball, youth orchestra, preschool programs, movie discussion groups, mission trips to Haiti and efforts to support U.S. troops.
"In 1965, it was still a rural congregation, with many full-time farmers," Ledogar said, adding that the nature of the congregation changed dramatically over recent decades.
"We had to catch the wave as people from Chicago expanded to Orland Park. The biggest challenge was keeping up with our changing population," he said.
The church expanded twice and acquired more acreage, giving it 11 acres with space for the future.
"I didn't take many days off," said Ledogar, who as pastor emeritus continues to volunteer 25 to 30 hours per week.
In 1972, Christ Evangelical Lutheran built its current church, 14700 S. 94th Ave., a few years before Orland Square Mall was built on adjacent land to the south.
Ledogar added staff, which opened the door for multiple ministries, especially for education and youth.
"You have to put money into staff. That is critical. You have to get people on the street where the people are," he said.
His congregation was able to remain relevant despite the dramatic growth of the Orland Park area by having a good staff and offering "good music, good Sunday school, good vacation Bible school and getting youth involved in worship service."
One ministry Ledogar oversees today is a welfare program that offers financial help to those in need with such things as a food voucher, a bus pass or a paid utility bill.
"It's all about relationships and outreach," he said. "We are very ecumenical. We don't do anything that other churches don't do."
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I can't say exactly where this convention originated either, but I was thinking that it might be because they're the result of asexual binary fission. Although it is asexual by definition, if the parental cell is considered to be the "mother" cell, then the progeny would theoretically have to be of the same "gender", i.e. "female daugthers", since their genetic material is essentially identical.
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first of all, check its manual. man cron.
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I'm not a big believer in "special occasion wines," in part because no occasion ever seems right for these "special" bottles, and they may end up aging past their prime as you wait for that "perfect" occasion. Given that, once we bring a bottle home, it's pretty much fair game (although some bottles are bought with the specific intention to age them or with a specific food pairing in mind).
That said, sometimes a wine is just a wine. It might come home with us because we enjoyed it when we tasted it or because we'd heard good things about it, or because we got a good deal on it. These bottles are the ones that make up the bulk of what we drink. Not all wine has to be a religious experience. Sometimes it just needs to be enjoyable.
Two such wines that fall into this category (that I waited far too long to blog about) are the '07 Cuvee Laurent from Delfosse Vineyards and the '09 LoCo Vino from 8 Chains North.
The Cuvee Larent is a chambourcin dominated blend that got a bit lost in the shuffle of the last few years. We suspected that it wouldn't really hold up for too much longer, so one evening when we were having a low key night at home playing games, we popped this one open to add to the evening. It wasn't a wine that had a lot going on with it, but it was an enjoyable addition to an evening with a great partner. It had a lot of bright raspberry flavors with a tiny hint of earthiness that would be easy to miss had I not been looking for it.
The LoCo Vino is a traminette/vidal blends that runs a bit sweeter than I normally go for. Sometimes, that's just the right kind of wine, however. When we decided to grill some shrimp with a southwestern rub and pair it with some cornbread pudding and steamed veggies, I thought we'd give this wine a try. The food pairing was a bit lackluster (too floral for the shrimp – although the sweetness worked well with the cornbread pudding), but the wine was still enjoyable (particularly for my mom who was visiting at the time). The sweetness/acid balance was working for me in this vintage, and the wine offered plenty of the rose notes that made it clear that this was a traminette. There were also some enjoyable tropical fruit flavors. I'm not going to be reaching for this one often, but it definitely has its place in the world.
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Hibiscus growth will slow down as temps cool so it may be better to do it sooner than later so some growth and roots can fill the new pot and soil before you bring it in for the winter. Other wise if you can wait then consider next spring after it warms regularly above 50 so you have somewhat more active growth to fill the container. You can do it in the winter but watch watering as this is the slow growth time and overwatering can be an issue. I hope this is of some help and happy growing David |
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That's it! After your user submits the form (and we capture the lead and conversion goal), we'll POST the results and forward the user to the URL that you supplied.
Thanks for the info. Can you also post a tutorial to capture this POST information on the other page and how to use it? Thanks
it's not really working for me
Hi Pable - I saw your comment over in this thread and it looks like the issue is something on your side with wordpress and the PHP plugin you're using. If there's something funky happening on our side, please let me know and I'll work with you to fix it. Thanks!
As for your first comment, a tutorial for that would really depend on the environment your destination page is in. Since you're working in PHP - here's a pretty straight forward article about capturing POST variables from a form. Hopefully that helps a little.
Would confirmAction = "get"; work as well?
Unfortunately not yet Michael. When we incorporate this into the core editor, I'll be sure to add sending the form values as a GET request to the list.
Does anyone have an example for capturing POST variables from one Unbounce Form into another? We want to create a multi-page form using purely Unbounce.
>> Would confirmAction = "get"; work as well?
I could also use this so I can grab the user's information on an html page using jQuery to personalize messaging.
What is the estimated release date for this feature?
Hi Jeff and Michael,
We have developed a similar work around now for sending form values as URL parameters if the forms confirmation is set to "Go to another web page". Similar to the POST feature above it involves adding some javascript. Just add the following script:
Code removed [deprecated]. See below for proper implementation.
As to when this feature will be built into the product, all I can really say is that it is on our product development roadmap, however it is currently superseded by higher priority items. We normally do not speculate on release dates for features that are not already well under development since our priorities may change based on customer demand. That being said this is a relatively straight forward feature to add so it will probably make its way in sooner rather than later.
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Just implemented it and it works great. Thanks for your prompt attention to this matter.
Do you happen to have another version of this jQuery script that would POST the form to a second URL rather than using GET? I've been trying to hack your script apart, but it appears my jQuery skills are just not strong enough. Any help would be appreciated.
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/* attach a submit handler to the form */
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery('#'+window.module.lp.form).submit(function(event) {
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/* Send the data using post and put the results in a div */
jQuery.post( url, { $form.serialize() },
function( data ) {
var content = jQuery(data).find('#content');
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Sorry for the late response on this.
I am not entirely clear on what you want to achieve. Doesn't the solution at the very beginning of this post achieve what you describe?
Hey guys,
We've just recently deployed new improvements to the form confirmation options inside the editor. The original custom script hack in this post is no longer needed, and you can now do a few useful things straight from the properties panel in the editor, such as:
Hi Carter Gilchrist,
Can we send data by post method from one form to other form to setting up a multi-step Form.
Or Can we use POST form data to a URL option to setting up a multi-step Form If yes please explain how can we fetch data on other form using POST form data to a URL method.
As i have implemented the Option Go to another web page but it send data with GET Method to other Form.
As we know that any one can change parameters values by changing the URL parameters.
Plz help me as i don't want to send data By GET method as it's no a secure method.
Hi Kevin - while you can POST form data to a particular URL, there's nothing on your Unbounce page that can capture that POST data.
Sending via URL parameters isn't secure, but for most data, this shouldn't be an issue--what sorts of fields are you passing from form to form?
safari disabled buttons in form if we go back from one form to previous then button of previous form disabled can we set it enable?
Please help me ASAP. thaks
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