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A unique setting for LEARNING, MEETING, CELEBRATING... 1 2010 THE COMMUNITY HOUSE Annual Report Executive Committee 2010 Board of Directors Donald J. Kunz Chair Meg Ferron Vice Chair Marybeth Howe Vice Chair Finance Deborah Sloan Secretary Jacqueline A. Sefferman Fund Development Chair Andrea Leistra James W. Suhay Members-at-Large Carole A. Deyer Past Chair Directors Frederick M. Adams, Jr. Michelle K. Otzen Bill Burnett Priscilla Perkins Caroline Chambers David D. Quick Ann J. Conrad Arthur Rodecker Bradley K. Feldman Michelle C. Schwab Mark Jannott David A. Trott Angela Janssen Anne-Marie V. Welch Jeffrey L. Johnston Kathy Wilson Table of Contents Marion Jones 4 Programs and Services Shelley Roberts 5-8 Outreach President and CEO 9-11 Fundraising Events 12 Financial Overview 13-27 Honor Roll Dear Friends, Message to the Community Inside the pages of the 2010 Community House Annual Report you will find a synopsis of the year's activities, accomplishments and accolades. Our thanks go out to the many volunteers who gave freely of their time and to the donors and sponsors who made it possible for The Community House to achieve its goals and objectives. In its almost 90 years of existence, in spite of overwhelming changes in our society, The Community House has stayed true to its mission by building community, valuing diversity, connecting neighbors, and providing a gathering place for families, individuals and groups. Donald Kunz and Shelley Roberts People of all ages and interests continue to be served by the many and varied programs offered by The Community House. The Program Department presented over 800 relevant programs and services to help people in the metropolitan area improve and enrich their lives. The Planned Giving Committee offered free forums on the economy and Medicare and also organized a new Financial Book Club Series which grew in popularity throughout the year. New special events in 2010 included "Classical Brunch," a series of four classical music performances along with delightful brunches; "The Elmore Leonard Literary Arts and Film Festival," an event which paid tribute to legendary author Elmore Leonard; and "House in Bloom," a floral extravaganza featuring famed New York master floral arranger Chris Giftos. Corp! Magazine, recognized The Community House as a "Diversity Champion" for providing education focusing on diversity through the Race Relations & Diversity Task Force. After decades of use, the front entrance and the Merrill Street entrance of The Community House were redesigned and constructed to incorporate a handicapped ramp and improved lighting. The Community House is grateful for the financial support from Barbara and George Miller and the Richard C. Devereaux Foundation which enabled these much needed changes and allowed us to better serve the community. So much of what we accomplished in 2010 is due to your generous support. You have our deepest gratitude, and we are looking forward to continuing our work by enhancing the quality of educational, social and cultural life for all members of our greater community. Sincerely, Donald J. Kunz Shelley Roberts 3 Chair, Board of Directors President and CEO Programs and Services Banquet and Meeting Facility In 2010, The Community House provided an exceptional facility for many community events, meetings and celebrations. The Banquet and Catering Department served 33,000 meals. Twenty couples chose The Community House as the venue for their wedding receptions. A total of 50 nonprofit groups utilized The Community House for fundraising events and meetings. Early Childhood Center The Community House Early Childhood Center provides a safe, friendly and nurturing environment for children ages six weeks through five years. The program encourages the development of the total child and focuses on children as individuals, allowing them to grow and develop at their own pace. In 2010, the Early Childhood Center provided an outstanding child care facility for 35 children. The center provided full and part-time care for 23 preschoolers, eight toddlers and four infants. The Community House Early Childhood Center is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Educational Programs Educational programming at The Community House was developed to meet the changing needs of the community. Class registrations for the year 2010 totaled 10,553 for 835 classes, camps, seminars and lectures. Two hundred and ninety-eight programs were offered for children. There were 64 complimentary or minimal cost programs. Planned Giving Programming The Planned Giving Committee, chaired by John Landis, worked tirelessly to create events and programs to engage donors. The Committee launched a successful and unique book club dealing with the economy. Facilitated by Rebecca Sorensen, UBS Financial Services, Inc., the group discussed "House of Cards" by William D. Cohan, "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell, "The Big Short" by Michael Lewis and "Hot, Flat and Crowded" by Thomas Friedman. Other planned giving programming included "Fireside Chats" featuring pertinent topics such as "Making Tax Decisions in a Time of Limbo," and "The Meaning of No Estate Tax." The committee hosted lectures from Paul Kasriel, Chief Economist from Northern Trust, and John Savercool, UBS Lobbyist. In addition, the committee planned a presentation on "Medicare Update for 2010." All programs were brought to the community at no cost or minimal cost, thanks to underwriting by Miller Canfield, Plante Moran Trust, Rebecca Sorensen-UBS Financial Services, Inc., Northern Trust and Schechter Wealth Strategies. Travel Services The Community House offered 13 extended trips featuring historical and cultural experiences within the United States, 4 Canada and Europe--250 travelers participated. Thirty-one day trips were offered within a 100 mile radius of Birmingham and 903 travelers enjoyed music, theatre, museums with special exhibits, as well as fine dining experiences. Outreach Artist of the Month Artist of the Month is an outreach program of The Community House that gives local artists the opportunity to exhibit and sell their work on a rotating basis. In 2010, ten individuals displayed their work in the Martha Maxwell Gallery which is located on the upper level of The Community House. Artist exhibitors included: Martha Paul, Karen Blackwood, Valerie Traux, Jerry Piaskowski, Diane Zogut, Sue Bauman, Donald Throp, Julie Sabat, Carole Kabrin and Patricia Hill Burnett. 2010 value of TCH outreach services Birmingham Bloomfield Newcomers Club was Monthly meetings welcomed women new to the metropolitan area and offered various interest groups to help $385,673. them get involved in the community. The group had 217 members in 2010. The group represents 27 different countries. Many American members have lived overseas. Breakfast with Santa The Community House, in cooperation with Birmingham Youth Assistance, hosted 310 children and adults to a breakfast complete with live music and entertainment. Each child received a gift and a visit with Santa. Community Service Award In June 2010, Tom Denomme was awarded the Community Service Award for his contributions to the metropolitan Detroit community through his dedication to health, culture and education. The award, initiated by The Community House in 1988, recognizes those who have made extraordinary contributions through their professional careers and have gone beyond the normal duties of their jobs to enhance the lives of people in the metropolitan Detroit area. The 2010 Community Service Award reception was sponsored by The Beaumont Foundation. Garden Club The Garden Club had 40 members in 2010. The club is dedicated to beautifying the grounds of The Community House with non-stop weeding and planting. The Club also sponsored lectures on gardening at The Community 5 House. Outreach Influential Women The Community House presented a series of quarterly programs entitled "Influential Women." The series highlighted respected area businesswomen who shared their stories of their roads to success. Influential Women is sponsored by Raymond James & Associates. Featured speakers for 2010 included: Kym Worthy, Wayne County Prosecutor; Linda Dresner, Retail Owner; Linda Orlans, President and CEO of eTitle; Danialle Karmanos, Founder and Executive Director, Danialle Karmanos' "Work It Out." International Community Club The International Community Club enjoyed a membership of 45 men and women from nine different countries. Each month, the Club provided international education, social and cultural activities for members. Orchards Children's Services Holiday Shopping Night The Community House invited foster children from Orchards Children's Services to select gifts for their foster parents and family members at a festive holiday shop set up just for them. Orchards is the largest nonprofit provider of foster care in the state and is among the leaders in adoptions, family preservation programs, and community services. TUG volunteers organized, planned and staffed the event, which included a pizza dinner, crafts, games, face-painting and photos with Santa. The event was sponsored by the Frederick A. Vollbrecht Foundation, The Hartford and Korotkin Insurance Group. Race Relations & Diversity Task Force The Task Force is responsible for creating, sustaining and promoting special programs and initiatives that capitalize on opportunities and respond to challenges tied to diversity and community support. Its members encourage community awareness, understanding and relationships in the name of diversity and inclusion and foster civic involvement to promote diversity and inclusion. Each month, the Task Force featured a monthly meeting that included a program and discussions on race and diversity related issues. The meetings were open to all and there was no charge for admission. In 2010, The Community House was selected as Corp Magazine's "Diversity 6 Champion" for education focusing on diversity in relation to programming presented by the Task Force. Senior Men's Club Outreach The organization of 660 members had weekly luncheon meetings and many opportunities for fellowship through various interest groups. In 2010, the Senior Men's Club guest speakers included: Mike Thompson, Detroit Free Press Cartoonist; Jay Shuster, Art Director at Pixar Studios; Shawn Burr, President, Red Wings Alumni Association; Ron Gettelfinger, President U.A.W.; David Brandon, U of M Athletic Director; Alan Mulally, President & CEO, Ford Motor Company and Rich Homberg, CEO of Detroit Public Television. Senior Women's Club Semi-monthly luncheons and a variety of interest groups provided the 399 members of the Senior Women's Club with numerous opportunities for socialization, enrichment and entertainment. This year the Senior Women's Club enjoyed speakers including: Cynthia Cassell, ABC News Investigative Reporter; Terri Lynn Land, Secretary of State; Ron Kagan, Director of The Detroit Zoo; Patricia Hill Burnett, Painter and Sculptor; Dr. Isaiah McKinnon, University of Detroit Mercy Professor. StoryTellers Guild The StoryTellers Guild's mission is to enrich the lives of children through the art and love of storytelling. There are over 100 members and many travel to Hazel Park, Pontiac and Oak Park school districts as well as area hospitals. In 2010, the StoryTellers Guild presented educational meetings which included guest speakers Elaine Morse of Borders Books and Barbara Goldsmith from the Detroit Institute of Arts Speakers Bureau. In April the group held a fundraiser, "Tell Me a Story," which featured guest speakers Michigan storytellers Laura Raynor and Corrine Stavish. Student OUR TOWN 2010 marked the 20th year of Student OUR TOWN. Art teachers from 30 metro Detroit public and private schools selected the artwork of over 200 student artists for exhibition at The Community House during the two weeks preceding the OUR TOWN Art Show & Sale. A special feature of the 2010 Student OUR TOWN included a series of free children's art workshops sponsored by The DeRoy Testamentary Foundation. Classes included: Marbled Painting: Zoo Animals; Metal Repousse: Masks From Around the World; Impressionist Autumn Trees; African Sunset: Silhouette Landscapes. In addition, the event also included a portfolio review and advice for high school students on applying to art school. The DeRoy Testamentary Foundation and the Frederick A. Vollbrecht Foundation sponsored the 2010 Student OUR TOWN. 7 Outreach TUG, The Uptown Group TUG, The Uptown Group is a collection of young professionals and community members dedicated to making a difference in southeastern Michigan through fun and innovative social events, cultural programs and community outreach. Annual events in 2010 included the popular Boo Blast Road Rally, the Kids Helping Kids One Step at a Time Walk, the Orchard's Night holiday party for foster children, and quarterly social networking events for all members and prospective members. Many members also volunteered to support The Community House's planned special events and outreach work, including OUR TOWN Art Show & Sale, Green Breeze, the Storytellers Guild, and House Tour. 21st Century Leaders Forty-three seventh graders representing over 16 public, private and charter schools from Birmingham, Bloomfield, Royal Oak and Detroit met during the school year to develop leadership skills. The mission of the 21st Century Leaders program is to guide middle school students to the discovery of their own leadership skills. Because students participate from schools in different communities, they can share their unique social and cultural experiences as they engage in problem-solving and self-awareness activities. They learn how communities are strengthened by the active involvement of concerned and capable individuals. For the second year in a row, the group formed a partnership with YouthVille Detroit, which opens doors for youth in Wayne County. In 2010, the 21st Century Leaders received a grant from Trott & Trott. Volunteer Ambassadors Community House volunteers are the ambassadors of The House! The Community House could not provide all the services, programs and special events each year without their strong support. Board Member Meg Ferron was honored as "The Community House Volunteer of the Year" at the annual volunteer reception in April 2010. Seven hundred and fifty 8 volunteers from 80 zip codes recorded over 8,200 hours of service in 2010. Annual Fund Drive Fundraising The 2010 Annual Fund Drive was graciously chaired by Christa and Greg Schwartz and co-chaired by their children, Denise Acierno and Greg Schwartz, Jr., Nancy and Ed Schwartz, Chris and Walter Schwartz, Stephanie and Peter Schwartz, Molly and Joe Schwartz, Meghan Moreau and Matthew Heather. The 2010 Annual Fund Drive raised $353,000. Birmingham House Tour Over 1,200 people attended the popular Birmingham House Tour which was sponsored by Hall & Hunter Realtors. The event was chaired by Michelle Schwab and Kristen Armstrong. Other sponsors included: Art Van Furniture, Invitation Sponsor; Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel, Informal Tea Sponsor and House of Bedrooms, Lunch Sponsor. The Honorees were Kathy and Dennis Wolf. Classical Brunch 2010 Classical Brunch was presented in collaboration with WRCJ 90.9 FM and showcased classical music performances special by the best of Detroit area musicians, along with brunch. The two concerts held in 2010 were sellouts. Robert events deMaine, Principal Cellist of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, was the Artistic Director for Classical Brunch and the revenue event was chaired by Sandi Reitelman. Classical Brunch was sponsored by the Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family was Foundation. 2010 Musician Sponsors were Connie and Ian McEwan and Cecilia Benner. Major underwriting for the $239,000 series was also provided by the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan. for TCH outreach programs. Elmore Leonard Literary Arts and Film Festival The three day event, which honored Michigan legend Elmore Leonard, included a competition and provided attendees with an educational overview of the burgeoning film industry in Michigan. The competition included Teen Short Story and Screenplay. Winners in the screenplay competition included: 1st Place--Daniel Drop and Thomas Hass; 2nd Place--Richard Stanley; 3rd Place- -Paul Tarnavsky. Winners in the Teen Short Story Competition included: 1st Place--LaTrevia Myles, Pontiac High School; 2nd Place--Audrey Wierenga, South Christian High School; 3rd Place--Charlotte Mazurek, Sparta High School. Sponsors for the festival included: Michigan Film Office, Munder Capital, the Detroit Medical Center, Greenleaf Trust, PVS Chemicals and Comerica. The event was chaired by Jackie Sefferman and Kathy Wilson. 9 LaTrevia Myles and Elmore Leonard Fundraising Green Breeze, Green Living Fair The second annual Green Breeze Green Living Fair sponsored by the Southeast Michigan Ford Dealers was held on July 24 in downtown Birmingham. Held in conjunction with the Principal Shopping District's "Day on the Town," the one day event attracted approximately 10,000 people. House in Bloom with Chris Giftos House in Bloom, a new fundraiser in 2010, featured a luncheon, lecture and floral demonstration with famed New York Master Floral Arranger Chris Giftos. The event was presented by First Michigan Bank. Christine and David Provost were the Honorary Chairs. House in Bloom was chaired by Carolyn Hefner. Kids Helping Kids, One Step at a Time Walk Over 1,000 children and their families participated in the second annual Children's Charities Coalition event Kids Helping Kids--One Step at a Time Walk which took place in downtown Birmingham. Meijer was the presenting sponsor. Other sponsors include: Shuert Industries, Joyce and Lyle Shuert, Huntington Bank, Microsoft, Raymond C. & Anna T. Johnson Foundation, Miller Canfield, News/Talk 760 WJR, The Oakland Press and MetroAlive. Connie Beckett, Kelly Shuert and Cathy Weissenborn served as chairs. OUR TOWN Art Show & Sale In 2010 OUR TOWN celebrated its 25th anniversary. There were 227 artists represented in the show and 478 pieces of art selected by juror Annie Kleene. Rebecca Sorensen, Chair, and her committee introduced exciting new elements to OUR TOWN, including "Young Professionals Night" and "Afternoon Tea." Honorees were the Ghesquiere Family and Benefactor Chairs were Rebecca and Richard Sorensen and Janet and John Grant. The Opening Night Preview Party, sponsored by UBS Financial Services, Inc. and the Grant/Sorensen Wealth Management Group included a strolling dinner, live music and the first opportunity to purchase unique art. The commemorative tile that was given to each benefactor was designed by Denise Little. The event received support from the DeRoy Testamentary Foundation. The People's Choice award winner was Connie McEwan for her entry entitled Cherry Tomatoes. The Chair's Award winner was Valerie McNeece for Solitude. Other artists receiving awards were: Award of Excellence, Bill Murcko, Werewolf; Gold Awards: Candice Grieve, The Man Who Forgot; Beth North, Spike Silver Purse; Bruce Finsilver, Belles of the Bar No. 3; Douglas Neuman, Old Woodward Birmingham; Sandra S. Difazio, Eagle Crest; Silver Awards: Joe Trippi, Working Class; 10 Christina Haylett, Big Red's; Sue Lehman McKee, Beach Debris; John Diephouse, The Second Step; Terri Selik, Haystacks. Fundraising Sing Out 4 Kids The 2nd annual "Sing Out 4 Kids," benefitting the Children's Charities Coalition took place in September at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle, Royal Oak. The event offered karaoke performed by Detroit-based celebrities and personalities. The evening was emceed by Karen Newman, voice of the Red Wings and Shawn Burr, former Red Wing. Featured singers included: Karen Newman, Jon Jordan, Local 4 style editor; Zavette Gibson, local recording artist; Norman Yatooma, attorney; Simone Vitale, band leader extraordinaire; Steve Blackwood, former soap opera star and actor; Abby Jackman, teen singing sensation; Kraig Nienhuis, former Boston Bruin and musician; Charley Marcuse, the Singing Hotdog Man and Judy Zorn, attorney. The Celebrity Golf Classic and the Alumni President's Ball In July 2010, the Children's Charities Coalition and the Detroit Red Wings Alumni Association teamed up to host the Alumni President's Ball and Celebrity Golf Classic. The Alumni President's Ball included dinner, entertainment, a live and silent auction and a program honoring one of Detroit's greatest sports heroes, Dennis Hextall. The Celebrity Golf Classic was held at Oakhurst Golf Club in Clarkston. Each foursome had the opportunity to play with a Red Wing Alumni member. Red Wing Alumni participating in the festivities included Mickey Redmond, Joe Kocur, Mike Krushelnyski, and Hall of Famers, Ted Lindsay and Alex Delvecchio. The Ball was sponsored by Kroger. Winter Holiday Gift Show Preview Party The Winter Holiday Gift Show Preview Party, chaired by Denise Bianchini, kicked off the holiday shopping season. Over 200 people enjoyed an evening of shopping while sipping wine and enjoying hors d'oeuvres. All three floors of The Community House were decked out with unique gift items. Approximately 80 vendors offered items such as pottery, one of a kind jewelry, florals, felted wool hats and mittens, Italian ceramics, whimsical tea pots, folk art paintings, photography, ladies and childrens clothing, specialty foods, vintage keepsakes, weaving, handbags, vintage linens, Christmas ornaments, framed Santa prints, silhouettes, painted plates, framed pressed floral art, holiday aprons, appliquéd clothing, sweaters, soft sculpture, book signings and much more. Sponsors included: Kathy Broock Ballard, Presenting Sponsor; Imperial Beverage, Holiday Cheer Sponsor; The Surnow Company, Sleigh Ride Sponsor and Creative Geniuses, Design Sponsor. 11 The Community House, as a Financial Overview non-profit organization, has a 2010 Operating Revenue and Expense special responsibility to you, our financial supporters, to use your money both efficiently and 2010 GENERAL FUND REVENUE 2010 GENERAL FUND ExPENSE effectively. $3,606,673 $3,809,707 Without the generous support of our donors, The Community Depreciation 5% House would not be able to continue its mission of enhancing the quality of life Child for people in the metropolitan Care Administration Detroit area. Your individual, 12% 11% Banquet & Catering corporate and foundation Banquet & Catering nts 23% contributions are vital to our Eve 26% ial ec 11% success because the amount Sp we receive from fees for our Operations 14% classes and social and business functions does not cover the Development cost of the services that we 17% Community provide to the community, Community Programs Child Care Programs 28% 10% The 2010 numbers provided 34% have been audited. The 2010 audited financial statement is available from the Development Department. Special Development Events 4% 5% Balance Sheet as of December 31, 2010 General Fund Preservation Fund Total All Funds Current Assets $ 481,474 $ 1,986,512 $ 2,467,986 Property & Equipment 3,090,618 - 3,090,618 Other Assets 1 6,737 - 16,737 Total Assets $ 3,588,829 $ 1,986,512 $ 5,575,341 Liabilities $ 402,534 $ - $ 402,534 Net Assets 3,186, 295 1,986,512 5,172 , 807 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 3,588,829 $ 1,986,512 $ 5,575,3 4 1 12 Note: The market value of The Community House Endowment Funds held by the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan was $1,259,263 at 12/31/10. Honor Roll of the 2010 Distinguished Donors Platinum Society - Over $50,000 Founders Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Presidents Council - $1,000 to $2,499 Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan Kathy Broock Ballard Terence E. Adderley Fund Comerica Bank Carol and John Aubrey Gold Society - $30,000 to $49,999 DMC Detroit Medical Center Ms. Cecilia Benner DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Meg and Brady Ferron Birmingham Lions Club Rosso Family Foundation Jennifer and David Fischer Birmingham Newcomers Club Greenleaf Trust Birmingham Rotary Club Silver Society - $15,000 to $29,999 Sylvia and Ed Hagenlocker Ann and Bill Booth Mr. and Mrs. George A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brodie Barbara and Tom Denomme PNC Foundation Mr. Kenneth Brooker Jeanne Hackett Ralph L. and Winifred E. Polk Foundation Brooksie Way Minigrant Richard C. Devereaux Foundation Senior Women's Club Doreen Bull Robert E. and Pamela S. Rossiter Rebecca and Richard Sorensen Patricia H. Burnett and Robert Siler Ann and Tom Stallkamp Southeast Michigan Ford Dealer Advertising Group Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Julie and Robert Taubman UBS Financial Services Inc. and the Grant/Sorensen Inc. from the Cox Family Donor Advised Fund 13 Trott & Trott Wealth Management Group Compuware The Frederick A. Vollbrecht Foundation Lula C. Wilson Trust Ann and David Conrad Janet Crandell Friendship Circle - $10,000 to $14,999 Chester Society - $2,500 to $4,999 DTE Energy Foundation Maggie and Bob Allesee Gretchen and Tom Anderson Anne and Archie Damman, III Ms. Lois W. Bachman Art Van Furniture Julie Dawson The Fred A. & Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation The Beaumont Foundation Diana G. Day The Philip and Elizabeth Filmer Memorial Charitable Trust Robert A. Bogan, Jr. Janette and Fran Engelhardt First Michigan Bank Miranda and Bill Burnett Lil and Alex Erdeljan Hall & Hunter Realtors Capelli Financial Services, Inc. Anne and George Eshelman Senior Men's Club Coldwell Banker Weir Manuel Mr. and Mrs. J Ferron Mr. Richard H. Cummings Ms. Anne Fredericks Carole and Keith Deyer John and Martha Gelder Barbara and Charles Ghesquiere Janet and John Grant Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP Marybeth and Tom Howe Donald and Jeanne Kunz Nicholas and Louella Martin Fund of the Community Foundation of North Texas Helen McKenna Plante & Moran Northern Trust Bank David and Christine Provost Raymond James Financial Christa and Greg Schwartz Jackie and Neil Sefferman TUG - The Uptown Group Carol Aubrey / Jeanne Hackett Richard and Rebecca Sorensen Kareem A. George Bill and Wendy Powers Maxine and Stuart Frankel Foundation Sally and Joe Gerak Carrie and Ed Proctor Fred Lavery Company Patty and C.J. Ghesquiere Providence Hospital Doug and Judy Gettel Mr. and Mrs. Julian Greenebaum Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pullar Mr. J. Robert Gillette Richard Harper Raymond James Financial Dorothy M. Graebner The Hartmann Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Reuss Mort and Brigitte Harris Foundation Carole and Norman Hofley Thomas R. and Priscilla A. Ricketts Memorial Fund Teresa and Richard H. Hartle Jean Holland Shelley and Jeff Roberts Donna and Gene Hartwig Howard & Howard Attorneys P.C. Jan and Paul Robertson, Jr. Mr. Darryl B. Hazel and Ms. Sheila M. McEntee The Jamison Williams Foundation George Scott Romney Christina Heidrich The Johnson Foundation Elaine and Michael Serling Mary and Jerry Heller Gretchen and Charles Kirkpatrick Deborah and Hugh Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Helppie Kroger Margaret and Sid Smith Michelle Henning Mr. and Mrs. David F. Lau Mr. and Mrs. James W. Suhay Henry Ford Health System Philip and Andrea Leistra Mr. Jeffrey C. Surnow Julie Herman Mrs. Elizabeth A. Lerchen H.W. Suter Foundation The Huntington National Bank/Private Financial Group Nancy and Bud Liebler Thomas Sebold & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Jacoby Connie and Ian McEwan Anne and Gene Thompson Angela and Scott Janssen 14 Dr. and Mrs. John H. McLaughlin Susan and Robert Ufer Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Jessup McLennan Family Foundation Phyllis and Kenneth Urwiller Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnson Michael B. Serling, P.C. Bill Vanover and Sandra K. Campbell Mary B. Jolliffe Michigan Design Center Village Woman's Club Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Jones Michigan Film Office Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vlasic Dolores Keller Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mida Joan and Gregg Watkins Mrs. Robert D. Kemp, Jr. Billie and Lee Miskowski Marion Wyatt Nancy and Keith Kleckner North Brothers Lincoln Mercury Bonnie Larson PVS Chemicals Inc. Heritage Council - $500 to $999 Sue and Fred Leydorf Priscilla and Huel Perkins Cheryl and Frederick Adams, Jr. Brian C. Manoogian Perspectives Cabinetry Sarah and Douglas Allison Debra and Thomas Markus The Karen and Drew Peslar Foundation Astrein's Fine Jewelry Inc. John and Sheila Marsh Donald and Jo Anne Petersen Fund Frank Barnes Jack Maxwell Plante Moran Trust Mr. and Mrs. F. Troy Barnhart Tom and Susan McDaniel James E. and Barbara Bayson Carole and Robert Bazzell Beaumont Hospitals Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber Nancy and Lawrence Bluth Jane and Jim Buchanan Meg Butzier Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carroll Gale and Doug Colwell Comprehensive Planning, Inc. Barbara C. and John W. Day Libby Dickinson and Dale S. Hanson Tony and Sarah Earley Betty J. Emmert Debbie and John Erb Mr. Nathaniel Eyde Bob and Maggie Allesee Herbert and Betty Fisher Miranda and Bill Burnett Becky and Bill Fleming Lois and Gene Miller Mary Ann and Dick Wallace Kroger Community Rewards Mosher & Associates Marilyn and Ken Way Ms. Carrie Lachman Michelle and John Otzen Mr. Charles R. Weir Mr. and Mrs. Ron Laing Augustine and Dorothy Perrotta Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whiting, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Leonard Mr. Ronald Pruette James A Williams Living Trust Mr. H. Bayard Leonard Sandy and Daniel Quick Mr. Kirk Yousif Valerie and David McCammon Betsy Reich Mr. and Mrs. Reese Zantop Dr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Claude Reitelman Raenette McManus Robert Robb Bates Society - $300 to $499 John L. and Laura Metzger Mr. and Mrs. John M. Roberts Denise and Herbert Abrash John N. and Marianne Fey Miller Maria and Bill Roberts Ann Aliber Lynn and Kathy Miller Mr. Arthur Rodecker Jolene and David Bommarito Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mills Mr. Leslie Rose Sheriff Michael J. Bouchard Richard and Ruth Monley Susan and George Schreiber Tom and Dale Bray Lois Nichols Debbie and John Schrot Edward J. Bush Ms. April Oakes Molly and Joe Schwartz Ralph and Barbara Caponigro Gerri and Ed Parks Coco and Bob Siewert Mr. Steve Champa Wendy and Kip Petherick Brad Simmons Anita Damiani Pat and Hunter Pickens Sherry and Abraham Singer Sheridan and Dick Snell Karole and Eric Davies Lois and Irvin Poston Ellen and Joe Price 15 Marilyn and Cliff Dean Claudia and George Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dehut Joan and John Reddy Sue and Bob Stevenson Elaine Dietze Ann M. Reed Mr. Chris Stockmeyer Sue and Dick Donnelly Thelma L. and John J. Riccardo Margaret Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Donnelly Eleanor and Bernard Robertson Christine and George Strumbos Paul and Peggy Dufault Mr. and Mrs. John Schaefer Mary Louise and Steve Stubbs Sandra and Walter Ebling John Schaefer Tactical Allocation Group Martha and Norm Ehlers Michelle and Eric Schwab Steve and Ann Templeton Patty and Ken Eisenbraun Kathleen and Michael R. Schwartz The PrivateBank Ms. Judy Elder Thomas E. Shipley, Jr. Dr. Thomas G. 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Dr. and Mrs. Richard Straith Suzanne Baber Jenny and Frank Brzenk Kenneth Svendsen and Allison Everett Back in Time International Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Buccini, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Sweeney Ms. Rose-Mary Baiani-Nenno Mary and Kenneth Bugis Susan and Tom Sweeney Barbara and John Ballantyne Ms. Judy Burke The Benefits Group Robert Q. Bannon Sandi and Peter Burton Dr. and Mrs. John C. Watts Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Butler Jean and Richard Wehling Barbara Barbour Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Callam Mr. and Mrs. Rob Welch Ms. Mary Barker Canine Inn, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilhelm Colleen T. Barnard Loris Caplan Beth and Michael Willoughby Lowell H. Barnett Mariel and Glen A. Carlson, Jr. Jim and Linda Wilson Helena and Edward Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carney John Zabriske Andrea B. Bartl and Kevin O'Donnell, Jr. Jacqui and Don Carney Mrs. Margaret Barton Joan and Glenn B. Carpenter Patrons - $100 to $299 Ara and Roz Basherian Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll AAUW-Birmingham Branch Isabel and Clifford O. Bath, Jr. Jennie Cascio Absolute Home Organization LLC Batteries Plus of Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Caserio Judith and Joel Adelman Mrs. H. Jean Batts Nancy Ann and Timothy R. Cash 16 Judith and Joshua Adler Joann and Lou Baughman Ms. Deborah Castelli Roy Albert Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Beach Dr. and Mrs. James Catto Kathy Allman Mr. and Mrs. William K. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amann Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beauregard Cedar Grille Dr. and Mrs. Donald Ambrose Beauvais & Associates Claudia and Michael Cenko Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Anderson Marilyn Behrendt The Ceresnie & Offen Fur Group George and Diane Andres Dr. Howard Belkin and Dr. Barbara Herzig Belkin Ms. Caroline E. Chambers Ms. Karen Andrews Ella and George Benko Mr. and Mrs. James M. 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The National Trust for Historic Preservation has posted reports on the impact of Hurricanes Ike and Gustav on historic buildings in the affected areas, including several National Trust properties. On September 17, representatives of the Galveston Historical Foundation received permission from authorities to visit Galveston Island to assess the damage. They report that the Strand National Historic Landmark District and East End residential district sustained serious flood damage. The Trust is seeking volunteer structural engineers and architects to work with the Galveston Historical Foundation, Preservation Texas, and preservation groups to assess affected properties and work to save as many as possible.
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I have good internet pricing from the below two companies. Has anyone purchased from either or have knowledge of these companies? If so, please let me know you're experiences and opinion on them.
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(1) Knight Funiture, 214 Second Loop Road, Florence, SC 29501,
URL: http://www.knightfurnitureshowrooms.com/about.aspx and
(2) Hickory Park Furniture Galleries, 2220 Highway 70 SE, Suite 370, Hickory, NC 28602,
URL: http://www.hickorypark.com/furniture/contact.php
The people I have done business with at Hickory Park have been very friendly and competent. Twelve years ago we bought furniture from there and were pleased, so we went back. I have recently placed two orders for furniture. One order we actually went to Hickory, and another we just transacted the business by phone. I won't see the furniture for another 7 weeks or so. Part of the reason we ordered from them was the delivery was reasonable because our place is only about 50 miles away. They are pretty good about getting you a price quote by e-mail, and that is the way to get the best price. By e-mail they are competing with stores all across the country, so they have special prices for e-mail customers.


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So here it is ... Kitkat is here !
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Working : hmmmm it boots that's the most important
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Israel has second-lowest abortion rate in Europe, continues to drop
Passover health warning: Avoid dangerous infections from cleaning pond fish
US model adapted by the National Poison Control Center 'boosts saving of lives and money'
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Study: Israeli patents in US jump 21%
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American-Israeli team secures US gov't grant to build Burundi's first solar field
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
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Damian Marley to serenade Rishon
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Mac TA pulls out close one over Holon as Shelef remembered
Israel increases budget for 2016 Rio Olympics
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Gov't seeks to allocate funds to migrant day care centers in wake of south Tel Aviv tragedy
In 'major victory to Arab residents,' 2,200 homes approved in east Jerusalem
Palestinians asks FIFA to suspend Israel from competition
Former Tunisian president to sail on new Gaza 'Freedom Flotilla'
PLO member accuses Israel of war crimes over Har Homa
Sources: US may push renewed discussion of the Saudi peace initiative
Israeli Arabs mark 39th Land Day with protests
Official report: Dutch royal family owns stolen Nazi painting
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Head of Gaza reconstruction committee quits Palestinian unity government
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In what will likely be a historic decision, the High Court of Justice, with a
rare full nine-member panel, will hear on Monday a case that goes to the heart of
alleged attempts to block Arabs, homosexuals, disabled people and other groups
from living in particular communities.The case stems from petitions
filed by a number of human rights groups led by Adalah: The Legal Center For
Arab Minority Rights In Israel and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel
(ACRI) and aims to cancel the Acceptance Committee Law, which they claim has
improper discriminatory purposes.The petitioners do not allege that the
law explicitly prohibits a particular category of people from living in the
yishuvim covered by the law.In fact, on its face, the law has an
explicit prohibition against discrimination. However, the petitioners say that
it is designed and being implemented in a way that allows the communities to
discriminate in practice.The law, which was amended in March 2011 to
include some of the more controversial provisions, covers a massive number of
communities.For example, the law allows yishuvim to require "loyalty
oaths" and a commitment to observe Jewish holidays to prove one's Zionist
beliefs, caveats that are allegedly designed to dissuade or disqualify Arabs,
even if they have never taken any suspicious or criminal actions.The
applies to 434 communities in the Negev and Galilee regions, representing 42
percent of all of the yishuvim in Israel. It covers 90% of the state's communal
yishuvim and 57% of its agricultural yishuvim.Adalah said that the law
gives nearly complete discretion to the yishuvim regarding the rejection of
people who request to live in the yishuvim.It also claimed that the law,
even if it was not explicitly discriminatory, violates international law, since
it allegedly has a discriminatory purpose.In its response, the state
said that the law is a balancing act between preserving the unique character of
the special category of yishuvim it covers and defending others' rights to live
where they choose.The state added that the law in large respect is also
just confirming a system already in place, in which these special yishuvim
attract similar people, and does not create a new framework in which the
communities can discriminate.Moreover, the state said that
Attorney-General Yehuda Weinstein had recently nullified previous legislation
that addressed the issues that the new law handled.As such, the state
claimed that if the court nullified the law, there would be a complete legal
vacuum regarding the issues in dispute.The state emphasized that it
believed it was too early to judge the results of the law, which is only a few
years old.In a statement, ACRI said that the law allowed the acceptance
committees to evaluate families using vague tests like "suitability to social
life in the community" or "suitability to the community's socio-cultural
fabric."ACRI noted that after two years, "the state is still unable to
specify which communities are permitted to employ acceptance committees, and has
failed to established appeals committees as required by the
law."According to ACRI, the state has no data regarding the number of
applicants who were turned down.ACRI also said that of 128 appeals held
by the Israel Lands Authority under authority that precedes the acceptance
committee law, approximately 70% were granted, which it believed indicated that
many of the decisions are arbitrary and cannot survive appeal.Moreover,
most of the rejected applicants do not appeal their decisions, said
ACRI.In June 2011, the High Court, with a panel of three justices,
issued a conditional order against the constitutionality of the law, and ordered
the state to explain why the law should not be nullified.The panel also
said that, because of the case's constitutional importance, the final decision
on the issue would be made by the maximum and extremely unusual panel of nine
justices presided over by Supreme Court President Asher
D.Grunis.In a related ruling in September 2011, the High Court
ordered the Rakefet acceptance committee to allow an Arab couple to buy a lot in
the yishuv within 90 days, after the community initially refused their
request.The ruling was seen by Adalah and others as a reaffirmation that
the High Court believed the law was leading to discrimination in reality,
confirming their contentions that the law's purpose was
discriminatory.ACRI implied that the law had been passed to retrench
discriminatory practices, which it said had been rampant prior to the 2000
Ka'adan court decision that dealt with explicit discrimination.
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"Expected more "Why?" and less "How?""
It provides tons of anecdotal evidence that music is innate human nature.
I heard this book after Steven Pinker's "Blank Slate", so I expected a similar style of "theory, anecdotal evidence, scientific explanation". Musicophilia provides "theory, anecdotal evidence, little or no explanation". Despite this perceived shortfall, I'm glad that I listened to it. Dr. Sacks has broadened and deepened my appreciation for music, and added perspective to my self--perception. I love to listen to a great variety of music genres, but I'm not able to sing or play instruments very well. After his book, I no longer feel insecure about it.
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Top 3 ever.
This book has launched me into an existential crisis. I read it 6 months ago, and I'm beginning to come out at the other end. Pinker A few parts are tedious on audio (e.g. computational theory), but Pinker makes up for it with a great sense of humor throughout the rest of the book.
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Every 13-year-old girl dreams of that nice, but hard-to-get, boy. And Joppe is no different, consulting her friend on how to ask Brian out. …But just how should she tell Brian that she was born a boy?
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Liquid concentrate of vitamin E, organic selenium, magnesium and lysine to aid muscle cell resistance and limit muscular tension.
EXCELL E supplies four key nutrients of high biological value that are in a readily available form for muscle metabolism:
• L-Lysine, an essential amino acid, necessary for muscle protein synthesis.
• Vitamin E and selenium, two antioxidants that play a primordial role in muscle cell integrity.
• Magnesium which is important in neuromuscular transmission.
Complementary feedingstuff for horses : EXCELL E use is particularly recommended to help maintain a healthy muscle function and integrity for assisting horses following an increased demand relating to muscular exertion and tension.
Recommended administration:
Administer EXCELL E mixed in feed or drinking water.
Adult horses: Standard sized horses (500 kg)
Athletic horses subject to muscle stiffness 20 ml per day
Leisure horse for muscular vitality 10 ml per day
Light horses and ponies: Half of the above administration
Due to presence of trace elements with maximum set limits, administration must
not exceed 150ml/500kg horse/day. Vetoquinol advocates the respect of local and
international rules for competition and horse racing.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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