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6000 Sq ft under roof on this Beautiful Hawaiiana home in the heart of Honolulu with 180 view of ocean, Diamond Head, and city views. Catch the fireworks every night from this gorgeous property with 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, gourmet kitchen, sliding doors opening the entire house and inviting the city and ocean into your living room and kitchen, 2 jacuzzi tubs, a professionally built 800 sq. ft. Gym with free weights, Lifestyle Machines, Tread Mill, Stationary Bike, 2 flat screens, pool table and everything to keep you in shape while gazing over the beautiful Waikiki beach, Diamond Head Crater and Honolulu city lights. This property is located in Makiki Heights with plenty of privacy and lush landscape, it has 32,000 Sq Ft of land with 2 car garage but enough space for 5 cars, fire place, all wood floors, plenty of storage, music room, tool shed, grassy backyard with plenty of space for entertainment, bbq area, and a 100 Year old banyan tree which makes this property very unique and cozy.
We really had a great time in this fantastic house.
The house is situated between Honolulu and Waikiki in an secure and quiet upper middle class neighbourhood. No traffic because it is at the end of the road. Far enough away from the highways that there is no noise from police, fire and emergency cars. The view of the city is truly spectacular. If you have kids they can be noisy without trouble from the neighbourhood. The property is spacy and not to close to other houses. Nice and spacious rooms, Spectacular view from the master bedroom. Luxury Bathrooms. Supermarket, Safeway, is only 5 minutes away by car
The Banjan Tree close to the lanai is a marvel of nature and a landmark. We enjoyed the barbecue place almost every evening..
Kitchen Fridge are spacious, coffe machine is top.
If there are any problems you can always ask the owner, who organized an Brazilian style barbecue for our hawaiian evening.
Children Friendly.
We checked some other Homes before we decided to rent this hous for our vacation, and we were absolutely sure that we were lucky to rent this house instead of others. If we ever travel to Hawaii again I always woul ask the owner to rent it to us again.
Absolutely 5 Stars !
This property is located in the hill side facing Diamond Head volcano crater, Waikiki/Ala Moana beach and city lights. There are 4 supermarkets, 2 hospitals, movie theaters, shopping centers and outdoor activities within 0.3 miles from the property. There are 8 hiking trails for those who enjoy hiking and exploring. A city Golf course (Ala Wai Golf) within 2.1 miles and a variety of activities within 5 minutes driving. Our property is completely safe, quiet and relaxing and perfect for a busy day at the beach with the certainty and tranquility of coming home and watching the beautiful Honolulu sunset, ocean views and fireworks from our lanai while you hear the birds chirping and feel the breezy and enjoy a cold drink with friends and family.
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Sodini — who serves as a firefighter in town, works as a paraprofessional at Greenland Central School and serves as class advisor to eighth-grade students — said it's important to remember the life of Maloney, who was fatally shot while assisting members of the New Hampshire Attorney General's Drug Task Force search of a home in town on April 12, 2012.
"We've been doing fundraisers for numerous years to help offset costs for the eighth-grade trip to New York City," Sodini said, adding students participate in a number of events to raise $310 each for the trip In 2012, the class decided to donate $500 to the Maloney family following the death. The following year the school provided $750 to help pay to send local police officers to Washington, D.C., to visit the national police memorial, according to Sodini.
"As long as I'm here, I'm going to try and keep his memory alive," Sodini said.
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Governor Sheila Dikshit has called for a detailed study on the reasons why women migrate abroad in search of jobs despite massive increase in employment opportunities available for women within the country.
Inaugurating a two-day national consultation on 'Problems and safety of Indian female migrant workers' organised by the National Commission for Women (NCW) here on Friday, Ms. Dikshit said that women were being forced to migrate abroad due to financial and domestic problems and inequitable distribution of wealth and natural resources, she said.
Chairing the inaugural session, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy pointed out that while there were about 2 million migrants from Kerala working in different parts of the world, migrants from other places working in Kerala were contributing to the development of the State. Delivering the keynote address, Social Welfare Minister M.K. Muneer regretted the absence of exact statistics and database of migrants and pointed out that migrants to Gulf countries faced violation of human rights.
Kerala State Women's Commission chairperson K.C. Rosakkutty, NCW members Charu WaliKhanna and Shamina Shafiq, Andhra Pradesh State Women's Commission chairperson Tripurana Venkataratnam, and Chair Professor, Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs (MOIA) Research Unit on International Migration at the Centre for Development Studies, Thiruvananthapuram, S. Irudayarajan spoke.
The consultation discussed the need for pre-departure training for those getting ready to migrate abroad for employment and measures needed to ensure transparency of the recruitment process, particularly of women migrants.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Wordless Wednesday ~ Her Own Style
She's got her own style and I love it. :) There's never a dull moment with this little one around. This outfit was completely picked out, chosen and put on by herself. It's a classic, don't you think? ;)
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Monday, March 23, 2015
The Tomb ~ CFBA Review
I write historical fiction because I love adventure in far-off times and places. I've traveled since I was a teenager—backpacking through Germany and Eastern Europe, studying German in Salzburg, eating gelato in Italy, and riding camels in Morocco were some of the highlights. Travel kindles my imagination, fuels my love of history, and introduces me to one-of-a-kind characters. It's the best kind of research.
When I can't travel, I read. I love fiction, of course, but I'm often found behind a stack of history books or searching the web for historical tidbits. How people lived together, worked, and what they ate (I love food!) is usually what catches my imagination. No matter where or when we live, people are more alike than they are different. I love to find the similarities between our lives and those of the men and women of the ancient world.
I make my home in Minnesota with my husband of 22 years, four children, three fat cats, and a tortoise named Moe. When I'm not writing Biblical fiction, I'm feeding the ravenous horde of kids and their friends, volunteering at church and school, battling dandelions, and dreaming about my next adventure – whether it be in person or on the page.
Everyone in Bethany admires Martha—the perfect Jewish woman. She feeds and clothes her loved ones, looks after the family farm, and meticulously follows every precept of the Pharisees' strict laws. But Martha is hiding a secret. At her sister's marriage feast, she gave her heart and her innocence to a young musician who promised to return and marry her, but instead betrayed her love and abandoned her.
Seven years later, only two people in Bethany know of Martha's secret sin: her brother, Lazarus, and Simon, the righteous Pharisee to whom Martha is betrothed. When Lazarus falls ill, Martha is faced with a choice: send for Jesus to save her dying brother—risking the wrath of Simon who threatens to betray her—or deny Jesus' healing power and remain trapped in her tomb of secrecy and lies.
Meanwhile, on the shores of Galilee, Isa roams the wilderness, tortured by demons and knowing only that someone is waiting for him. When he is healed by Jesus, he finds that seven years have passed since his descent into madness. Isa journeys home to Bethany only to find he is too late to win back Martha's love.
When Martha risks all to heal Lazarus, will Jesus arrive in time, or will he—like Isa—come too late?
If you would like to read the first chapter of The Tomb, go HERE.
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Thought I'd quickly put up just a little peek of what we've been up to here recently. Of course, there's plenty more going on than only this, but it's a quick peek...mostly in photos...of parts of our days. :)
|Emily...making some whip cream! Yum!
|Enjoying the outdoors...kind of. I think she prefers summer when she doesn't have to 'fall down' in the snow all the time! :)
|He's on the move!!
|Brothers! I love this picture. Tate is such as awesome big brother for little Joel!
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Monday, February 16, 2015
Wisdom Tree ~ CFBA Review
A Word from the Author:
I live in the beautiful foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee with my husband, Tim, and our teen-aged daughter, Danni. Also with us are Lucky and Gus - the two cherished cats we rescued from local animal shelters.
I'm a member of the Romance Writers of America and Smoky Mountain Romance Writers. During the school year, I teach middle-schoolers reading and Algebra. When I have free time, I love to garden, take long walks with my husband, and read romance novels in a hammock beneath century-old shade trees.
I write romance novels for White Rose Publishing. If you'd like to visit, I have an author page there, as well. That's where you'll find everything there is to know about my books.
I also have author pages at the following locations. Do come by and spend some time with me there!
After the death of his parents, Jake Samuels has enough on his plate—including a fledgling church to lead and a mischievous younger brother to raise. The last thing he needs is a rambunctious woman to contend with.
Carin O'Malley is dealing with the death of her brother and a new job as an English teacher at East Ridge Middle School where Corey Samuels reigns as King of Chaos. The last thing she needs is to fall in love...especially with a handsome and complicated preacher like Corey's brother Jake.
But when Corey's antics toss Carin and Jake together, the two must draw from God's wisdom to find refuge in His perfect plan.
------------------------------------------------ Discover your own wisdom tree with the included one-month devotional.
If you would like to read the first chapter of Wisdom Tree, go HERE.
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Sunday, February 08, 2015
For Josiah :)
Tate recently enjoyed a visit with his best friend from the city we used to live in...and they both decided that they were going to make their own versions of "Benny's Spaceship!" Tate insisted that I make a movie of it so he "show" it to his friend...and since we couldn't figure out any other way to send the video to him I put it on here...if you're interested in the details of this ship feel free to watch and learn as well. ;) Here you go Josiah:
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Devotion ~ CFBA Review
My career began at Kensington Publishing, then Wild Rose Press released what will likely be my last secular novel, With This Kiss. This book is very dear to my heart, because, in a way, it memorializes the life of my grandmother, Rachel Alfano. She was a feisty, loving Italian. Back in the day, folks came to her deli in East Rutherford "from the City" (New York, of course!) to get her pepperoni, or purchase her hand-made sausage and pastas. Life and times at 82 Mozart Street are engraved upon my heart, and precious to me. What better place to set a romance?
Now, I'm called to write 'Faith-affirming fiction' (TM). Christian inspirational romance, and Christian themed fiction, is something that both as a reader, and writer, I feel called upon by God to enjoy and create.
This segment of my journey began when I was lucky enough to win a writing contest sponsored by White Rose Publishing that led to the publication of my Christian inspy debut, Hearts Crossing. This humble, heart-felt novella went on to become a series...and an Amazon best seller! A Face in the Clouds, a short story spin-off of Woodland, is also part of my 'best seller' portfolio. What a blessing!
For Better or Worse
But what happens when their rock-solid marriage begins to crumble under the weight of an unexpected and powerful temptation? How does love survive when its foundation is shaken?
'Til Death Do Us Part
When human frailty and the allure of sin deal a harsh blow to their relationship, it will take more than love to mend the shattered trust and heartbreak. It will take a lifetime of devotion.
If you would like to read the first chapter of Devotion, go HERE.
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In Malice, Quite Close: A Novel
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Tristan Mourault, a Frenchman, and heir to a world renowned art collection featuring Impressionist masterpieces loses himself when sees young Karen Miller in San Francisco. He immediately decides he must have her and lets nothing deter him from that mission. The fact that she is only 15 is inconsequential, he believes he is saving her from the fate of the family she was born into. He does everything he can to win her trust and then makes the calculated plan for her disappearance. Within days Karen Miller no longer exists as she becomes Giselle, his daughter to the public, his lover in private.
The story then moves ahead 15 years to Devon, Washington. An almost magical town and Tristan and Giselle are part of the eccentric art world. Giselle has matured, married and has a daughter. But all is not perfect in this wonderland they have created. Her daughter discovers something that will turn all their lives sideways. Not everyone will survive the revelations uncovered.
I enjoyed what has been called a "haunting" novel. The title comes from a poem by Arthur Rimbaud entitled The First Evening and fits well with this story. The story has also been compared to Nabokov's Lolita. Quite an accomplishment for a debut novel.
I found it to be a suspenseful look at some extraordinary characters in some extraordinary situations. The plot kept the pages turning and then slowed in places to an almost maddening pace and then picked up and slowed again. It was written almost like a dance or a give and take relationship with the reader. Secrets continue to be revealed until the last page and even then this reader is still unsure of the real truth.
The author's descriptions of not only scenes but of the paintings that are key to the whole story are so vivid I was amazed to learn that there was not a real set of paintings to inspire her. They come alive in your mind's eye very easily.
I would encourage readers that after you have read the book to go to The Reader's Guide to learn more about the background of this novel. I will not post it here because there are spoilers in the guide.
It is a fine debut but I caution you to be aware of the ebb and flow because the further you get into the story you will envision the prize at the end. This is definitely a book to be savored slowly and allow it to unfold before you so you catch all the nuances of the story, like the chapter titles. There are many layers, this is more than a mystery, more than a psychological thriller, more than a philosophical look at look at how someone held captive acclimates. This a book that could leave a different impression on everyone who reads it. It can give you the shivers and make you feel a little guilty about enjoying a book that is filled with so much despair. I am anxious to see other reviews of this book and to read more by this author.
Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Viking. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. Receiving a complimentary copy in no way reflected my review of this book. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255 : "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
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On the same day Brandi Lynn Ryder's In Malice Quite Close found its way to me, I read a news article about a missing fifteen-year-old girl. Something led the authorities to believe she'd left home willingly in the company of a sex offender who is in his 30s. This item erased my questions concerning how a young girl could just disappear without being taken against her will.
This is somewhat a disturbing story told in a superbly written way that keeps you turning the pages.
Karen Miller was a waif, a shabbily dressed child living in not the best of circumstances.
A young man of European descent noticed her and was enamored. He spent days stalking her and planning how to make her his own. One night as he hid in her yard, observing her through her lighted bedroom window, he saw Karen's drunken father enter her room and begin to molest her. This gave our stalker the excuse he needed to "rescue" her.
He began to run into her at various sites until she noticed him and questioned why he was following her. He denied that fact and befriended her, drawing her in as sexual predators so expertly do. He convinced her to run away with him. After he medicated her into unconsciousness, he drew enough blood from her veins to set up a scene that would convince the authorities that Karen had been killed and thrown into the bay.
They drove from California to New York where he gave her a new name, Gisele, and introduced her to the art world as his daughter.
Fifteen years pass in which Gisele married and seven months later had a daughter. Her little family continued to live with her "father", Tristan. Her husband, Luke, an ineffective painter, discovered a secret room full of nude paintings of Gisele. He suspected the artist to be his "father-in-law", but Tristan denied having painted the nudes. Everyone else thought Luke painted them himself. The paintings were brought forth to be featured in a special showing.
Meanwhile, Karen's younger sister, Mandy, who was only nine at the time of Karen's abduction, and whom Karen thought died years ago in a car accident with her parents, saw an advertisement for the showing and recognized her long lost sister.
This should be enough to whet your appetite. When did Gisele cease being Tristan's daughter and become his lover? Was Tristan the actual creator of the paintings? Doesn't Karen herself know who did the paintings?
Add in forged masterpieces, secret passageways, paternity issues, a questionable death and you're in for a wild ride.
This is a wonderful book of intrigue and mystery. I give it five stars.
Posted August 9, 2011
Amazing read
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Home on river was slide victim's 'ideal spot'
She had a warm spirit that could put people at ease, said Vickie Bligh, a longtime friend and former co-worker.
Ward, 58, died in the March 22 mudslide that destroyed the Steelhead Drive neighborhood. Her husband, Oso Fire Commissioner Timothy Ward, 58, was injured but survived.
"She loved Tim to death," said Bligh, of Marysville. "He was her everything."
The couple graduated from a Miami high school together in 1973. They headed west to Washington, where they raised their daughters, Tiffany Burdette and Brittany Juarez.
The Wards had five dogs. One, Blue, survived the slide.
"One of the things Brandy loved to do was walk the dogs along the river," Bligh said. "Her whole family was important to her."
Bligh worked with Ward for almost 20 years at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. As the hospital's cardiovascular lab secretary, Ward kept the department running smoothly.
Bligh, a nurse, recalls Ward's kindness.
"She'd be so patient with somebody who was being obtuse," Bligh said.
Ward had a background in nursing. Doctors often wanted her help and were willing to wait for it.
"She was fabulous at the work she did," Bligh said. "She did it and she did it well."
Before Ward retired about three years ago, she and her husband moved to the peaceful place along the North Fork Stillaguamish River.
"It was her ideal spot," Bligh said. "It was prototypical Northwest Washington."
In addition to her love of the outdoors, Ward enjoyed sewing, crafts and painting.
When Bligh heard the mudslide had hit Oso, her thoughts immediately turned to Ward. Then she learned that her friend was missing.
"I wanted to go down there and start digging myself," Bligh said. "We just kept hoping beyond hope that they'd find her alive."
Ward remained missing until her death was confirmed on April 1.
"It's just devastating. It's like somebody hit me in the gut," Bligh said. "Even though we were work friends, she was tightly woven into the fabric of my life. Now, there's a hole that I'm trying to mend."
She appreciated Ward's strong character. The two would sometimes butt heads. In the end, they'd always end up laughing.
"I'll miss her big smile and her wonderful laugh," Bligh said. "She'd just fill up a room with it."
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woodburning advice for school project
momwalkinAugust 20, 2010
I have designed a bench from a slab of oak in the style of Nakashima.
It is a middle school project and the names of the children has to be on the project and they have to be involved in making the project.
My idea is to have the kids woodburn their names on the edge of the bench (where the bark was removed.)
The wood is raw and I am concerned that greasy kid fingerprints....will "stain" the flat portion of the bench as it is inevitable they will not be able to resist touching the bench. Should I finish the bench with the oil/varnish mix prior to the woodburning? Maybe just one coat just to protect the wood? My concern is if I finish the bench prior to woodburning there might be lots of fumes.


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Please help me make sense of chimney liner & insulation choices!
We are installing a Vermont Castings wood-buring fireplace insert into an existing brick fireplace/chimney. The chimney is in the middle of the home (not exterior) and lined with ceramic tile.
This is a DIY project, and money is tight. But we want to do it right. WE're definitely going to install a SS chimney liner (probably flexible due to cost.) Multiple sources say we don't tecnhically NEED to insulate this liner... then again lots of people say we should.
1) Is it OK to buy simply the cheapest flexible SS liner at one of the various chimney-liner places on line? Look like about $275 for a 6", 15-foot kit we'd need...
2) Insulation: it sure looks like using a pour-in insulation like Thermix is a WHOLE lot cheaper, and possibly also easier, than the blanket-wrap stuff. By my rough calcs we'd need only 1 bag of Thermix at $75 versus a blanket-wrap kit at $275. WE're already planning to make a bottom close-off plate for the flue. Is there some reason why the Thermix is not a good idea? I know that we might have trouble getting the blanket-wrapped pipe through the very top of the chimney (which is smaller than the rest of it) so it seems easier to pour something in. Are there other insulation possibilities we haven't looked at yet?
Thanks for any advice!
If the tile liners in your chimney are in good shape with no cracks, gaps, etc., there's really no reason to install another liner unless you need to decrease the diameter of the flue. Many chimney sweep companies have video cameras that can inspect your chimney for any internal damage.
Many people do install their own ss liners, but it usually seems a good deal easier to accomplish before you start. I'd certainly look carefully at the wall thickness and manufacturers' warranties before picking the cheapest available liner. You also need to be careful in choosing the liner diameter - a 6" liner will not go into a 6" flue, for example. Is insulation necessary? If the chimney is on the outside of the house, yes. If internal, probably not unless the insert specifications call for it.
If they're available in your area, a poured in place liner is another option. Supaflu (www.supaflu.com) is one system. A mix is pumped into the chimney around an inflatable former and insulates and lines in one step.
Thanks, mainegrower. We are actually also in Maine. This is strictly a low-budget, DIY situation, so although the Supaflu thing looks intriguing, we won't be doing anything that requires an installer.
I also posted this on hearth.com, where the general consensus seems to be that for our application (interior chimney) we can get away with DIY-installing a 6" SS liner, an insulated block-off plate at the bottom, and some insulation in the top few feet only. We may decide to pour some perlite in as well, but not the kind with cement, just the loose stuff. Though, presumably it's not needed. The original clay liner looks like it's in fine shape. We do need to decrease the flu diameter for our stove to work well, I think. It wants a 6" diameter flue, and our existing is quite a bit more more than twice that area at 7" x 10.75".
A 7" x 10.75" flue means nominal 9x12 flue tile size. Last year I replaced my old Vermont Castings Defiant with its 8" stove pipe with a Jotul 6" one. I had no problems at all venting the new stove into the original 9x12 chimney using a reducer, but no new liner.
If your particular stove has explicit requirements for a 6" flue all the way up, then you'll have to install a liner, but you might want to check with the dealer or manufacturer before you go to the trouble and expense of liner installation.
it's actually an older (secondhand) Vermont Castings Winterwarm insert... so I can't ask the dealer! I'll look back in the manual that came with it, though.


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Another day - another merger! On Thursday, Wachovia (WB) -- which is the nation's fourth largest bank -- scooped up regional broker AG Edwards & Sons (AGE) for nearly $7 billion . Yes, that AG Edwards, the venerable 120-year old St. Louis-based brokerage house. What does that mean for the future of regional brokers?
Wachovia's $6.8 billion agreement to buy A.G. Edwards is likely to spur more acquisitions of independent brokerage firms, analysts say. The reason: banks are trying to bulk up on brokerage services, while traditional outfits like Edwards are dwindling in number and losing clients to cheaper online competitors.
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A former Willmar High School chess champion, who is now a physicist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, will be sharing the glory when the Nobel Prize for Physics is handed out Sunday in Stockholm, Sweden. Dale Fixsen, who graduated from Willmar in 1974, was a key member of a team of scientists that studied the early origins of the universe. Fixsen developed the crucial mathematical model for a component of NASA's Cosmic Background Explorer satellite, known as COBE.
WILLMAR -- The Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners will tour Prinsco Inc., a Prinsburg company that makes plastic drainage tiles, as part of its meeting Thursday. The commissioners are scheduled to eat lunch at the Prinsburg Café before visiting the southern Kandiyohi County company. Commissioner Harlan Madsen, who represents that area, arranged the tour. The commissioners will meet Thursday this week, a change from their regular meeting date, in order to attend the annual meeting of the Association of Minnesota Counties. They will meet at 9 a.m.
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"If you have more points of access, everything is easier," Clark said of the multiple entrances. A two-lane drop-off area in front of the school should prevent bottlenecking on Mission Road. Having two lanes will allow parents to pull around stopped traffic on the right and get back on the main road more quickly.
Measures aimed at increasing safety include wider sidewalks in front of the school and a vinyl-clad fence to discourage students from crossing the road in front of the school.
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THE longtime editor of the Carillon, Steinbach's weekly newspaper, has died.
Peter Dyck was in Winnipeg visiting one of his daughters when he suddenly took ill Saturday evening and died shortly afterwards.
News of his death spread quickly through the southeastern Manitoba city. Dyck had been with the paper for 44 years, starting in the late 1960s as a reporter.
"Peter's vast knowledge and history of the area and its people will be impossible to replace and will be dearly missed. He was a leader and a mentor at the Carillon, someone who co-workers turned to for advice and was widely regarded as one of the leaders in the community-newspaper industry," said Glenn Buffie, publisher and general manager of Derksen Printers, which operates the Carillon.
Dyck wasn't one to blow his own horn, either. Just three weeks ago, he was one of 38 people from southwestern Manitoba to be given the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Award, presented in honour of significant contribution and achievements by Canadians, but he didn't want anybody in his office to know.
"We didn't cover it because he wouldn't let us put it in the paper," Buffie said.
Glenn Friesen, CEO of the Steinbach Credit Union, the largest financial co-operative in the province, said Dyck had a reputation for being fair and making sure both sides were heard.
"He has always given us fair coverage. I remember when we won the business of the year award from the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce a few years ago and he said in his weekly column, 'It's a real prize to win this,' " he said.
Friesen said he ran into Dyck just a few days ago at the mall and he appeared to be in good health and spirits.
"We chatted as he was on his way to his grandson's hockey game. He said that's what he did now. He loved going to his grandson's games," he said.
Vic Toews, Provencher MP and Canada's minister of public safety, said he was saddened to learn of Dyck's death.
"Under Peter's direction, the Carillon was consistently recognized for its quality editorial page and received the Manitoba Community Newspapers Association award for the best all-around newspaper in nine of the last 15 years," he said.
The Winnipeg Free Press bought Derksen Printers and the Carillon in March 2011. The paper employs about 50 people.
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In a preview of the president's key bullet points on how humans will fit into NASA space exploration, administration officials yesterday offered additional details about the approach.
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I am having a problem in that I am getting a memory leak in IE with Knockout 2.3.0. I have a list of results that are displayed on the screen and that result set has paging capabilities. There is an AJAX call back to the controller to get the next set of paged results. When initially binding the first page to the screen IE has a memory load of about 150Mb but each page adds about 50Mb to 100Mb, this issue is not happening in Chrome or FireFox.
This issue seems to be common and I have looked at many examples, such as: KnockoutJS Memory Leak I tried to copy this model to no avail, this is what my KO script file looks like:
var householdViewModel = ko.observable();
var HouseholdViewModel = function (data) {
ko.mapping.fromJS(data, mapping, this);
var AccountViewModel = function (data) {
ko.mapping.fromJS(data, mapping, this);
var mapping = {
'Households': {
create: function(options) {
return new HouseholdViewModel(options.data);
'Accounts': {
create: function (options) {
return new AccountViewModel(options.data);
I am using MVC framework to do my AJAX call which looks like the following:
@Ajax.ActionLink(">", "PageInfo", new {pageOption = "Next"}, new AjaxOptions {UpdateTargetId = "SearchResults", HttpMethod = "GET", OnBegin = "OnBeginAjaxListManipulation", OnComplete = "OnCompleteAjaxListManipulation"}, new {@class = "textNavigationElement"})
With the callback JS method that looks like this:
function OnCompleteAjaxListManipulation() {
var HHVM = { Households: ko.mapping.fromJS(@Html.Raw(Json.Encode(Model.Households))) };
householdViewModel(new HouseholdViewModel(HHVM));
//ko.applyBindings(householdViewModel, document.getElementById("SearchResults"));
I suppose I need to meantion that I have a Page called Info.cshtml and a partial page called results.cshtml that will display the results of the search. In the info page I make the following call;
var HHVM = { Households: ko.mapping.fromJS(@Html.Raw(Json.Encode(Model.Households))) };
householdViewModel(new HouseholdViewModel(HHVM));
ko.applyBindings(householdViewModel, document.getElementById("SearchResults"));
The search result will be displayed fine for the first page but the second page, nothing displays. If I add a second applyBindings in the JS call back it works but I get the memory leak issue. I can't figure this one out, Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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LU Online student creates program to help Haitian children succeedDecember 03, 2010 | Allison Cundiff
Liberty University Online student Berlina Baudin recently founded Papiyon Inc., a Christian nonprofit organization that gives children in her hometown of Jonc Dodin, Haiti, the opportunity to prepare for their futures while growing in their faith.
Baudin, an undergraduate psychology major with a specialization in Christian counseling, said the program is similar to the Boys and Girls Clubs of America or Big Brothers Big Sisters, but with a Christian focus. The 12-week program incorporates art, sports, and technology and leadership skills training for ages 10-18. "Papiyon" is the Creole term for "butterfly" and just like a caterpillar transitions into a butterfly, she said the organization aims to help children transition into responsible, hopeful young adults.
Baudin operates the program from her home in Hollywood, Fla., but still visits the village two or three times a year. Jonc Dodin is only about a three-hour drive from Haiti's capital city, Port au Prince, the area hit hardest by the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake nearly one year ago. Baudin is grateful that her family and friends in Haiti survived the disaster unharmed.
Baudin's parents sent her to the United States when she was about 10 to live with her uncle in New Jersey (it was not unusual for Haitian parents to sometimes leave children with other family members while they went to another country to work and send money back home, she said). Baudin now believes God placed her in the U.S. so she could learn and help the children in Haiti, who have nowhere to go.
"He led me out of there for a reason — to go back and help," Baudin said.
She used her own funds to start Papiyon Inc., but accepts donations of sports equipment, art supplies and computers. Volunteers are also needed to serve as mentors and pen pals.
"Everything we have God has blessed us with. With God everything is possible," she said.
The organization is currently raising money to pay for the cost of supplies and tuition for families who cannot afford to send their children to school.
According to her organization's website, over half of the population is illiterate; the average Haitian family struggles to make $2 a day and cannot afford to pay for school. Baudin said the local church has no programs or activities for children or teenagers; Papiyon is the only program in the area meeting that need.
After attending colleges in New Jersey and Florida, Baudin earned her associate's degree. She said she took a break from her schooling to spend more time with her husband and two daughters, but eventually felt God calling her to earn another degree. She discovered Liberty while researching schools online. She saw that it was a Christian university that offered her chosen major and hoped that her courses would help her to grow spiritually.
"My spiritual life was hungry for something else and that's when Liberty University came in and grabbed me," she said. "I used to read the Bible, but I never used to study it. And that's why I'm so happy that I'm in this school, because my spiritual life grew so much through my classes."
Baudin plans to graduate in December 2011 and hopes to pursue a counseling career working with children and young adults.
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I bought garlic bulbs to plant this fall. The biggest question I have about growing garlic is how do you dry them properly? Plus, I keep reading that you should save the largest bulb to plant in the fall. Would I dry this bulb and store it just like the ones I will use to cook, or does it need special care?
If you baught these bulbs they should already be cured. Place that one that you're going to plant in a cool place of the house out of the sun..heck that's what you should do with all the garlic you have, you only have a few more weeks before planting time anyway. your garlic should be good if you keep it out of the heat.
when you dig your in the summer to dry, knock off the dirt, and put them in a dry place with some air circulation. i tie mine in bundles of about 10 on each end of some twine and put them over rafters in the barn. a garage, shed, or any place else thats dry will work. you can also lay them on screens. do not dry them in the sun. hard neck garlic takes at least 2 weeks to dry depending on conditions. artichoke garlic, or other varieties that have numerous cloves may take longer to dry. once they are dry, cut the stems back to about an inch from the bulb, trim the roots, and clean them up a bit. look at each bulb for any visible signs of injury, disease or split bulb wrappers. separate those bulbs out and use them first. they won't keep as long. use your biggest bulbs or cloves for replanting in the fall. they don't require any other special treatment. you want to plant healthy looking cloves from healthy bulbs.
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The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has defended England's controversial decision to wear an all-black kit at this year's World Cup and insists that tournament hosts New Zealand have no problem with design.
The RFU confirmed this afternoon that England will wear a black kit - similar to that of New Zealand - in the first of their World Cup matches against Argentina on September 10. They will wear their traditional white strip in all their remaining group matches but could revert to the black kit later in the tournament.
Designers came up with the idea of a black kit to replace the current grey, or 'anthracite', shirt 18 months ago and, mindful of New Zealand's historic association with the colour, approached the country's officials to seek their approval. The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) has no qualms with England wearing the strip, which will be unveiled in August and costs around £90.
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