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$1,500 Giveaway!
February 13, 2013
542 comments:
I would pay off some student loan debt and get a much needed massageReplyDelete
I would help my brother-in-law and future-sister-in-law with their wedding and I would deposit the majority of the money into my baby son's college fund!ReplyDelete
I'd probably get my tooth fixed. I went to the dentist the other day to get a crown and after it was fixed she said I need a new one on a different tooth. It's about 1100. Or heck maybe I'd just go shopping : )ReplyDelete
We are moving soon and we need a new couch and dining table! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I would put the money towards my college fund. Going back to school is fun and worth it... but expensive!!!ReplyDelete
It would go towards bills. Because, hello, the recession blows. Thanks for this beyond awesome giveaway! ::fingers crossed::ReplyDelete
Amazing giveaway!!! I'd spend it all on my daughter :) ooh and maybe a new outfit :PReplyDelete
Take a much needed family vacation!ReplyDelete
Where to start...baby number 2 due in March, $1500 would put a dent in the long list!ReplyDelete
well, our car needs fixing...our sofa is looking pretty sad :) but pretty sure we REALLY need a little vacation. so i would spend it on a fun mini getaway for the fam!ReplyDelete
thanks, sweetie ladies, what a generous gift! xo
I'd use it to put a wood stove in the living room.ReplyDelete
Where to start...baby number 2 due in March, $1500 would put a nice dent in our list!ReplyDelete
I would take my husband and I on a vacation. We haven't gone anywhere just the two of us in a long time. :)ReplyDelete
I would use the money to pay bills while I'm on maternity leave in may. :)ReplyDelete
We would use the money to pay bills/live off of while I'm on maternity leave in May.ReplyDelete
Wow, incredible giveaway! It would most likely go towards my student loans.. not so fun, but every bit counts.ReplyDelete
Oh my!! We would finally go on a vacation!! :) Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I would put it towards a new camera!ReplyDelete
I would help get our new business off the ground so my husband can quit his job and stay at home with us!ReplyDelete
I would pay off medical bills.ReplyDelete
I'd use half to put in my son's college account and the other half towards a down payment on a new house!ReplyDelete
I would put it toward paying off medical bills.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a awesome giveaway! We have a new baby due in 4 weeks and had sold most everything. We have been short on cash and havn;t bought but a couple must haves. I would use the money to buy a few more needed items and the rest put towards our hospital bills!ReplyDelete
I would use it towards our mortgage and to buy our kids some new clothes.ReplyDelete
I would tithe to our wonderful church, buy my husband something very special since he works so hard for me to be able to stay home with our son & go to school full-time, and go on a solo Target shopping trip :)ReplyDelete
I would get some goodies for my baby #1 coming in 6 weeks! And a few massages for myself! :)ReplyDelete
I would buy a camera to capture all the sweet little and big moments of my two little boys so I would have them forever and be able to pass them on in years to come. I would put some in savings and then take my boys to the toys store and let them buy any toy they wanted :)ReplyDelete
I would use it to buy a mac book for my new office space to help get my business, Mad Dream Design, off the ground!ReplyDelete
I would put it towards paying off credit cards! And maybe some new clothes! :)ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway!! I'd use the money to get my teaching credential...time for this mama to go back to school;)ReplyDelete
i think our family needs an adventure. a long roadtrip with my loves would be amazing! and this giveaway is amazing. thank you!ReplyDelete
I would buy a camera to capture all the sweet moments of our everyday of my two little boys so I would have them forever. I would then take my boys to the toys store and let them buy any toy they wanted :)ReplyDelete
I have decided to redo just about every room in my house, and $1500 would definitely help!ReplyDelete
Oh whoa YEAH baby! I'd put it towards starting up an online clothing store... Yeah I would!ReplyDelete
Wow, first I would scream for joy! Then I would use it to buy a playground for our backyard. I have wanted to for the last couple of years, but have never had the extra cash.ReplyDelete
I would be able to take a post-law school graduation trip!ReplyDelete
I would think about buying a second car for our family, but it would realistically probably end up in savings for our future adoption plans :)ReplyDelete
I would love to have the opportunity to help my grandmother out with her medical bills- that is the first thing I thought of- however, she is a very proud woman and more than likely won't accept it- if I could cleverly figure out a way to pay them for her I would- if not, then I would invest in space, and materials for my growing etsy business- so that I can continue to stay home with our little man.ReplyDelete
I would buy some home decor. My husband and I have been living in our house for three years and it still looks like we just moved in.ReplyDelete
how cool would that be. i would get a new pair of skis!ReplyDelete
My husband is in the military and we just moved overseas while I was 30wks pregnant and I never got to finish a nursery for our little boy. I think the little guy deserves an upgrade from a pack n play :)ReplyDelete
goodness! i'd pay off a student loan. that'd be totally amazing to be loan free for a month or two with that money. i might also use it toward moving expenses as i might be moving states soon!ReplyDelete
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Go on a mini family vacation!ReplyDelete
an adventure -- something i wouldn't typically spend money on although i think a vacation would do us good :)ReplyDelete
I would buy cute stuff to furnish my very own first apartment I'm moving into in May!ReplyDelete
I would put it in my travel fund! So many of my friends have scattered themselves around the country and I'd love to have the funds to visit them more foten :)ReplyDelete
I'd probably finish my little boy's nursery. Since my husband is in the military and we had to move when I was 30 wks pregnant, we never had to chance to finish anything past a pack n play.ReplyDelete
I would love this! I'd save it for college :)ReplyDelete
Wow, oh wow, this is nuts! $1,500 would definitely help this poor, broke college student pay her rent.ReplyDelete
Or maybe I would save for spring break!:)ReplyDelete
My husband and I are saving every penny that we can to do IVF and try to have a baby. That is what this would be used for. I would consider using it for a MIRACLE.ReplyDelete
I would tithe, share with my sister and save,save.ReplyDelete
Thank you in advance and best to all who entered.
i would use it to surprise the hubby with a fun honeymoon since we never got to have one!ReplyDelete
I would pay off some car loan debt and change my lenses :)ReplyDelete
I would take my boys to DISNEYLAND!ReplyDelete
i would use it for myself, something i rarely do anymore!ReplyDelete
It would go completely towards debt and get us a little closer to being debt free!!!ReplyDelete
with $1,500 I would pay for a bunch of the windows we're about to replace! yeaH!ReplyDelete
I would use it to buy school books and of course books for pleasure because I love reading!ReplyDelete
What a generous give away. I'd like to say I'd pay down some student loans but I also REALLY want a new MacBook so I might get one of those instead.ReplyDelete
I would buy my sweet friend a bracelet to remember her little boy that was just stillborn, plan a small bed&breakfast getaway with my hubby, and put the rest in my baby's college fund :)ReplyDelete
Our 1980's kitchen needs a face lift. This would be a great start! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a generous giveaway! I'd like to say I would pay down on some student loans but I REALLY want a MacBook so it would be a tough call!ReplyDelete
I would save some & pay the rest forward.ReplyDelete
I would probably go ahead and plan my wedding! We bought a house and have student loans to pay off, but we got engaged a couple months ago. And can't really plan anything until we have a budget. I have a 3 year old that sees my Chris as the only dad he knows and we've been waiting a while to be a "real" legal family. I just want a small intimate celebration with our family since it's really just an important day for the 3 of us. <3ReplyDelete
With $1500, I would help my family out and fly to Virginia to visit friends!ReplyDelete
I would use some of it for house repairs and give some to friends that are adopting!ReplyDelete
I would put in our Disney World vacation fund! My husband is deployed right now and we are saving up for a trip when he returns!ReplyDelete
man i dont know! so many choices! i could take a vacation to celebrate our 7th anniversary. i could put it in our savings. i could start college funds for my kids... i could help out someone in need. so many choices! i could fix my husbands dying truck...ReplyDelete
what a great giveaway!
Take my kids to Walt Disney WorldReplyDelete
oh.my.goodness..... this is insane!ReplyDelete
It would definitely go towards house items to replace all that was lost in the fire.
THAT would be fabulous ;)
I would pay off some debit and buy clothes for my growing kids.ReplyDelete
I would pay off ALL of our bills! :)ReplyDelete
$1500 would give us another months worth of money for our budget and would greatly help us out. My husband is trying to find a job + go to school right now and $1500 would be a lifesaver for us.ReplyDelete
Wow, so many things I would love to do with the money, but I am sure I would put some toward medical bills and donate some to endometerosis or rare diseases organizations.ReplyDelete
I'd put some of it toward getting a nice camera and the rest in savings!ReplyDelete
I just had a baby three weeks ago, so I'd pay off the hospital bill with it. :)ReplyDelete
It would go towards a vacation with my husband, I think! We haven't been away for a while and it would be much enjoyed and needed to break up this Canadian winter!!ReplyDelete
I would use the money to do some updating around our house.ReplyDelete
I would use the money to do some updates around our house.ReplyDelete
Vacation!! Husband and I would love a trip just the two of us to break up this freeeeezing snowy winter are are having!ReplyDelete
pay off student loans!ReplyDelete
Pay off our debt so we can get a 2 bedroom apartment. Our little one definitely needs his own room!ReplyDelete
Oh, that idea makes me want to weep for joy. If the furlough gets passed, we are getting our salary cut. So, I would tuck it away to cover our bills for the remainder of the year. And if for some reason the furlough didn't get passed, I would stock up on baby gear/nursery stuff for our new baby due in October. :)ReplyDelete
My husband and I are saving up for a house, so we would add it to our current savings!ReplyDelete
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I would use this $1500 towards expenses to travel to Uganda, Africa in June 2014. I will travel with a team to revisit a partner school to once again deliver much needed books and school supplies to enrich the education of these bright and eager children. This opportunity will also allow me to meet my sponsor children 4 year old twins Simon and Solomon. This would be the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I would use this $1500 towards expenses to travel to Uganda, Africa in June 2014. I will travel with a team to revisit a partner school to once again deliver much needed books and school supplies to enrich the education of these bright and eager children. This opportunity will also allow me to meet my sponsor children 4 year old twins Simon and Solomon. This would be the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you.ReplyDelete
I would use this $1500 towards expenses to travel to Uganda, Africa in June 2014. I will travel with a team to revisit a partner school to once again deliver much needed books and school supplies to enrich the education of these bright and eager children. This opportunity will also allow me to meet my sponsor children 4 year old twins Simon and Solomon. This would be the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you.ReplyDelete
If I won 1500 dollars I would take my husband on a trip, buy some hunter boots, and a blabla doll for my sweet son Indie!ReplyDelete
This is so generous of you all! I have a couple of friends' weddings coming up this year and I would use the money to pay for bridesmaid dresses, bachelorette party trips, showers/gifts. You know how expensive everything with weddings can be! And I want it all to be special for my girls! :) Happy V-day to you!ReplyDelete
Rebuild my business! Or help pay for my sister's wedding..ReplyDelete
I would use this $1500 towards expenses to travel to Uganda, Africa in June 2014. I will travel with a team to revisit a partner school to once again deliver much needed books and school supplies to enrich the education of these bright and eager children. This opportunity will also allow me to meet my sponsor children 4 year old twins Simon and Solomon. This would be the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Wow , I've never seen a giveaway like this! I would definitely get something for my new house!ReplyDelete
I would put it towards my education and help pay for college.ReplyDelete
Wow, I have never seen a giveaway like this! Definitely something for my brand new homeReplyDelete
I would lavish my family with much needed gifts! And maybe treat myself to a massage ;)ReplyDelete
We are preparing to purchase our first home after seven years of marriage and paying off debt & saving money. I do believe I'd go shopping for homegoods. And splurge on Toms all around for the family.ReplyDelete
I would buy supplies for an outreach we are going on to thailand. I will be teaching dance as therapy to victims of human trafficking and as you can imagine, we need a lot of supplies!ReplyDelete
Probably take a vacay with my hubby! :)ReplyDelete
Our wooden fence blew down on one windy stormy day. We need a new one.ReplyDelete
I would probably take a vacay with my hubby! :)ReplyDelete
I would publish our children's book THE CREATION OF COLOUR as an ebook in 7 different languages to be able to touch many more hearts and inspire others to follow their dreams.ReplyDelete
I would put this money in the bank because we are going to start trying to get pregnant!!! yay!ReplyDelete
I would Take Dave Ramsey's advise and split it 3 ways! Spend, save, give...spend 500 on our family'sReplyDelete
long list of things we need/like, 500 in the savings, 500 give to charity! Happy Valentines Day <3
I'm studying abroad this summer, and I would use the money to buy some of the things before I leave for my trip! :)ReplyDelete
We need a wooden fence in the back yard.ReplyDelete
WOW! Apart from the practical things that I can do with $1500 (like go to the dentist) I would buy my baby boy some clothes and go on a little mini vacation with my man!ReplyDelete
I would buy a new camera or redo our kitchen!ReplyDelete
I would buy a new camera or redo our kitchen!ReplyDelete
I would buy a cell phone for our foster son, and then use the rest to pay off that last college loan (and let's be honest, it would probably include a mini shopping spree somewhere in there!).ReplyDelete
My husband and I would probably take a much needed vacation. We have never been on a vacation alone since we were married 2.5 years ago.ReplyDelete
I would pay for my Costa Rica mission trip!!!!!ReplyDelete
There are so many needs and wants. What comes to the front of my mind is this, I'll be giving notice at work in six weeks and coming home to homeschool our four sons. I think curriculum, book shelves, supplies, field trips and maybe a lap top. Whatever the needs are, God will provide.ReplyDelete
I would use it to fly my mother-in-law to her homeland in Samoa because she hasn't been able to afford to go back to see any of her family in 24years !!ReplyDelete
I would totally use this to help pay for my trip to Europe this summer! I've been saving every penny for over 2 years and this would definitely help out and allow me to go on an extra adventure or two!ReplyDelete
I would pay off our medical bills from an ER visit with no insurance and then would put the rest toward paying off our car... Trying to get out and stay out of debt!ReplyDelete
I would pay off our medical bills from an ER visit with no insurance and then would put the rest toward paying off our car... Trying to get out and stay out of debt!ReplyDelete
We are expecting our first baby in July! I would most definitely spend it on some much needed baby things. And, maybe, a little babymoon. :)ReplyDelete
College fund for my baby. :)ReplyDelete
We just bought a house so I'd put money towards that back into our savings!ReplyDelete
I would pay off medical bills and take a class on blogging to get my blog built upReplyDelete
My mother-in-law she hasn't been able to afford to fly back to see her family in Samoa in 24years, so I would buy her a wee surprise holiday :)ReplyDelete
I would buy a new computer for school!! Sweet giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I would buy a new computer for school!! Sweet giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I think I would buy a new lens & Photoshop and then give the rest to my husband. He has been needing some new tools. :)ReplyDelete
I would use it to decorate the room for our new baby coming in May, maybe go on a little babymoon and save anything left!ReplyDelete
go on a trip to Costa Rica (i've been trying to save up vacation days and money for this trip forever!)ReplyDelete
I would love to put the money towards an adventure with my husband!ReplyDelete
I would use some to decorate the room for our baby due in May, maybe go on a little babymoon with the hubby and save anything left!ReplyDelete
pamper myself and some friends!ReplyDelete
I'd either pay off some of my debt or go on vacation.ReplyDelete
We are having our 3rd baby and need a van!ReplyDelete
My husband is starting grad school soon so we would pay for his classes!ReplyDelete
I would just love to do a little something special for my family to show them how much they are appreciated during this month of love.ReplyDelete
i would use it for moving expenses.. thanksReplyDelete
help pay off my husband's student loans....ReplyDelete
I'd pay off debts and bills of course!ReplyDelete
I would put it toward a new business idea! I dream of being home with my babies and this could help launch something!ReplyDelete
My husband is currently across the country at a job interview. If he gets the job we will be moving from Chicago to California. I would definitely use $1500 for moving costs. Do you know how much it costs to move across the country?ReplyDelete
I would go on a vacation with my family.ReplyDelete
i would Travel with my family!ReplyDelete
I would Travel with my family!ReplyDelete
I would use a little bit of it to do something nice for my husband, to lift his spirits. He was out of work for a couple months while we welcomed our first little one into the world. One one income now, we are trying to make ends meet, and I know he is taking a lot of that stress on, and hasn't been himself lately. With that said, the rest would go towards bills. :)ReplyDelete
Oh this would make my year! I would pay off some student loans - and put some money towards a new laptop for my sweet husband who is still in school! Thank you for the awesome giveaway!ReplyDelete
Use it to pay rent/bills. Also would get something nice for my brother who does so much for meReplyDelete
Hello! Thank you so much for the opportunity to win such an awesome giveaway!I have grown to love photography and become pretty good with the camera. Problem is, is that I don't have my own camera! If I win, I would love to buy myself a camera and even maybe start a blog! :)ReplyDelete
It would go toward our office/playroom remodel. I need a place to work and the kids need a place to play :)ReplyDelete
My dream is to become a singer-songwriter, but I desperately need a new guitar(mine is incredibly hard to play, it was a gift). I'm halfway saved up for the Martin I want. I would use the rest to buy my hubby and I some new clothes, I've been unemployed and it's been rough. I feel like he works so hard and deserves the world. It'd be nice to treat ourselves to a few new additions to our wardrobe. The rest would allow us to go back to Italy where my husband did ministry for year and where I went on a few missions trip. It would be only the second vacation we've taken since our honeymoon. It's incredibly overdue! Four years overdue. We've gone on little trips here and there, but mostly to go home to visit family or tied into a work trip. We really need a break! Life has thrown us some major curveballs lately, this would be such a huge blessing. How exciting! Such a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'd like to say that it would go into savings, but really I think we'd use it to pay down/off some student loans. Wouldn't that be lovely?!?ReplyDelete
I would buy an SLR camera to not only aid me in my future business plans, but to take tons of gratuitous photos of my little man! <3ReplyDelete
Totally following you now sweet thing!! Happy Vday, love your blog!!ReplyDelete
1,500 would be enough money to start a Speak Now Summer Camp with my friends and I to empower young women in our area! www.womenspeaknow.com!ReplyDelete
Buy a computer! I don't have one, my iPhone and my computer at work are all I got!ReplyDelete
Buy a computer! I don't have one, my iPhone and my computer at work are all I got!ReplyDelete
WOAH!! What would I do!??? Well, my hubby just announced he wanted to go on a big trip with me and I said...well, we dont really have the funds! So - I suppose I would surprise him and say... GUESS WHAT!!! WE CAN NOW!!!! :)ReplyDelete
I would put it towards remodeling our small bathroom to accomodate out growing family.ReplyDelete
There are so many choices, I would really have to pray about it. I think I would probably tithe on it, give some away, fly my sister in law home to visit and use part of it for our tenth anniversary, as well as some towards curriculum for our children.ReplyDelete
Oh my, what a great giveaway! I would buy kitchen appliances... that would help a lot!ReplyDelete
Well, I have been eyeing two camps this summer. One for lacrosse, another for Christian teen leadership and worldview. That would certainly help out.... Plus I could always do for another outing with friends to shop and talk:):)ReplyDelete
Oh my, what a great giveaway! I would buy kitchen appliances... that would help a lot!ReplyDelete
We just had our first little one in September and at the same time my husband started parametric school. His life is very busy right now and he is gone at school or work more than either of us would like so if I won I would save it for when he graduates school in the fall and surprise him with a family vacation!ReplyDelete
I would get my couch that I have been dying over since we bought our house!ReplyDelete
I am 28 and I quit my full-time job 2 years ago to finally pursue a bachelors degree in kinesiology. I am finally graduating this May and I would love to celebrate by going on a Hawaiian vacation! This would definitely help to get me there! Aloha!!!ReplyDelete
I would pay off some debt and get my husband a really nice birthday present. He does so much for our family!ReplyDelete
I would pay off some debt and get my husband a really nice birthday present. He does so much for our family!ReplyDelete
I would pay off some debt and get my husband a really nice birthday present. He does so much for our family!ReplyDelete
I would use it to help fund my dream of becoming a freelancer - it would serve as substitute income while I write my butt off!ReplyDelete
I would use it to help fund my dream of becoming a freelancer - it would serve as substitute income while I write my butt off!ReplyDelete
1,500... well I would have to say some new furniture. My husband and I are both students and my bum is resting on a 25 yr old couch. I would also have to treat my husband to something special, a new toy for his guitar (he always spends Christmas/birthday $ on bills)ReplyDelete
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I would use it towards my daughter's wedding in September. Her older sister just got married in June so this would be a SUPER blessing!!ReplyDelete
I would rent a U-Haul, pack up my things and move closer to my family.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness...I would put it towards our adoption! <3ReplyDelete
i would use it to help pay for my son and daughter's braces! thank you for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
What an amazing giveaway! I'd take care of some medical issues that are not covered by insurance.ReplyDelete
Thank you for a great giveaway and a chance to win.
I would take a couple photography classes and plan a fun weekend getaway for my family.ReplyDelete
holy cow this is awesome! i think we would take the money and go on a fun trip1 i hope i win! pick me, pick me! :)ReplyDelete
Take the leap and be a missionary next year! :)ReplyDelete
What a terrific giveaway! I would take my little ones shopping for much needed clothes, since both have outgrown just about all their clothes. Nothing fits anymore: pants, shoes, shirts, etc.ReplyDelete
We have been wanting I start our 'farm'...chickens, puppy and a garden. I would be able to start it all this spring if I won this gift!ReplyDelete
This is a crazy giveaway! :) How fun. Gosh, that's so much money to me I don't even know what I would do with it :) Celebrate my 5th wedding anniversary, take someone deserving out for a shopping trip, and save it :)ReplyDelete
I'd buy a plane ticket to see my husband who is finishing grad school!ReplyDelete
This is s really thoughtful and generous give-away! :) $1,500 for a stay-at-home Momma of three living on a husband's teacher salary is a good amount of change... I'm not 100% sure exactly how we'd spend the money. There are always bills to pay (boring), things we could purchase for our home (boring for everyone in the family but me), and definitely those in need (best idea)... I think it all depends... Of course, two of my kiddos (one too small to know) would love to go to Disney, so that's a possibility... I guess l'll think more about it if the time comes! Thanks, sweet ladies! Happy Valentine's Day! :)ReplyDelete
I would pay off student loan debt and go on a much-needed getaway with my husband.ReplyDelete
A nice new mattress for the husband and I!ReplyDelete
Like tempurpedic or sleep number! Our 1st baby is due March 6th (its a boy) and new mattress would be like a dream come true!
i would probably put it towards a credit card or else buy some stuff for our new baby that is due anytime.ReplyDelete
I'm a senior in high school, and a lot of Senior events are coming up, such as prom, grad night, etc.. so it's going to be really hard to pay for all of those things in a short period of time and this would be an amazing way to help me out!ReplyDelete
i would tithe to the Lord, first and foremost. then put some into offering and savings, and THEN see what i have left to spend. i don't have a precise list right now but i can see paying my mom back for buying my college textbooks, a new pair of jeans, a new lens and tripod, and vsco pack 03 in my future! :)ReplyDelete
i would put the money in my savings account and use it for an overseas trip this summer! a missions trip to africa.ReplyDelete
travel somewhere warm!ReplyDelete
Pay off a medical bill and take the family to Disneyland!ReplyDelete
I would go to Romania. I would love the children without a mother or a father. I would fly across the sea to to give them a hug and a kiss on the forehead every morning. To say "i love you". I can sit and wait for the sunset moments of life to come to me, or I can venture out to make my own. Romania is where i would go, Romania is where i'm going.ReplyDelete
that much money for a college student? it would be amazing not to have to rely on my parents so much! and maybe some nice new snow boots for trudging through all this snow :)ReplyDelete
Oh boy! First, I'm excited to find me blogs with these girls above. Second, $1500 could arguably go to paying off debt, buying a dslr to take pictures of my sweet boy, or using it towards growing my business. There's definite perks to each of those;)ReplyDelete
I would take my husband on a trip to Pictured Rocks this summer (he deserves it given his continued support as I work my way through graduate school).ReplyDelete
I would put it towards my dream graduate school!ReplyDelete
Mission trip this summer!ReplyDelete
I would pay a months rent of our mortgage. We were transferred back to TX with our company, after living and working in MS for 5 years. Now we're paying a house note in MS and rent in TX until our house sales. :(ReplyDelete
I think I would have to pay some bills. Boring answer I know but so worth it in the long run!ReplyDelete
I would put the money into savings for my baby boy's future college fund. And maybe get a massage :)ReplyDelete
I would put the money into my baby boy's future college fund... and maybe get a massage :)ReplyDelete


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Births Deaths and Migration
Population change results from births, death and migration.
The population in Birmingham grew by almost 90,000 between 2001 and 2011, mainly due to natural change (difference between births and deaths).
There is a long-standing trend of more people leaving Birmingham, rather than moving in. The top three destinations for Birmingham residents are Solihull, Sandwell and Bromsgrove. However, in recent years, migration losses have generally been much smaller, due to people coming to live in Birmingham from overseas.
- There were 17,423 live births to mothers resident in Birmingham in 2011, up 1.1% on 2010 and up 20.8% since 2001.
- There were 7,985 deaths registered in Birmingham in 2011, this is down 3.4% from 2010 and has reduced 19% since 2001.
- 45% (106,272) of Birmingham residents born abroad arrived in the UK during the last decade.
See the documents below for more details.
Last Updated : 6th July 2015

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Ashiwi Polychrome Water Jar
Stewart Culin, the Brooklyn Museum's first ethnological curator, collected this eighteenth-century example of Zuni pottery in 1903. It was one the twelve pots originally deposited in the Zuni Siathosa shrine, but all were removed and the in the hands of various dealers or collectors when Culin visited the Southwest. It is painted in a style known as Ashiwi Polychrome. The diagonal sweeping of red and black feathers alternating with geometric designs is a forerunner of geometric designs that are used by Zuni potters today.
- Culture: She-we-na (Zuni Pueblo), Native American
- Medium: Pottery, slip
- Place Collected: Siatosha Shrine, Zuni, Towoyalnai Mountain, New Mexico, United States
- Dates: 1700-1750
- Dimensions: 11 1/4 x 13 1/4 x 13 1/4 in. (28.6 x 33.7 x 33.7 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of the Americas
- Museum Location: This item is on view in American Identities: A New Look, American Landscape/Colony to Nation, 5th Floor
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- Accession Number: 03.325.4739
- Credit Line: Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: She-we-na (Zuni Pueblo) (Native American). Ashiwi Polychrome Water Jar, 1700-1750. Pottery, slip, 11 1/4 x 13 1/4 x 13 1/4 in. (28.6 x 33.7 x 33.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund, 03.325.4739. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: This water jar was purchased from the trader Vanderwagon in 1903. This is an example of Ashiwi Polychrome, a style that is ancestral to Zuni Polychrome. The upper portion of the vessel is decorated with a diagonal sweep of red and black feathers alternating with geometic designs.
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For more than thirty years Esmaili Rugs and Antiques has offered clients an unsurpassed selection of exquisite, handmade rugs from around the world. We have an inventory of three thousand in-stock rugs, including runners, gallery-size, square, and oversize. Exceptional quality, extraordinary value, and outstanding service have earned us a reputation of integrity and trust as direct importers of captivating, enchanting, one-of-a-kind treasures.


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Often, one of the happiest moments in a passenger's day is the arrival of their bus or train. This moody photograph shows the appearance of the Pelham train in primarily black tones highlighted with lush lights and a glowing track. We're pleased to offer this collectible photograph in partnership with The New York Times Archive.
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John L Crow hosted the popular podcast Thelema Coast to Coast, and is currently pursuing a PhD. in American Religious History at Florida State University.
This interview was conducted on Saturday, September 4th, 2010.
Psyche: Thelema Coast to Coast was an excellent podcast running from 2005 to 2007, one of the first of its kind and I believe the first to be solely dedicated to Thelema. It's been almost three years since your last episode. Do you miss it?
John L. Crow: Yes and no. The podcast was certainly a product of its time and filled a particular need within the Thelemic community. I miss the interaction with the larger community, the feedback and so forth. But I honestly don't miss producing the podcast itself. It was a lot of work and now that I am in graduate school, I simply do not have the time.
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Is the Corvette of your dreams one that you'd like to build or restore to your level of perfection, or would you rather your dream Vette be one that you acquire with the work already done? Matt Devlin is a Vette enthusiast who has owned, built, and restored nearly two dozen second-generation Vettes. But one Sting Ray that now graces his Overland Park, Kansas, garage is one that he didn't turn a wrench on. In fact, not only was it a completed car when he got it, it was the ultimate trend-setting, show-stopping Midyear: The first "Pro Classic" Corvette built by Rich Lagasse.
A quick refresher. "Pro Classic," as Rich defines it, means to achieve a complete package which fully integrates the latest in technology available to improve performance, comfort, handling, and appearance of the car, while retaining the integrity of the original design.
Matt says that he first laid eyes on it via the Internet, not long after Rich had completed it. "I came across Rich Lagasse's website, saw the '67, and totally fell in love with the car," he says. "I read everything on the site about the car, and I liked his approach to building it. I'd restored several Corvettes in my lifetime, but he'd gone to the next level, and I was just blown away by that."
What specifically attracted Matt to this car? "That it retained all of the original body lines," says Matt. "The side pipes, bumpers, and fenderwells were original, as was the '67 big-block hood." Also grabbing Matt's eye was the then-new 17-inch American Racing Torq-Thrust wheels, the 502-inch big-block under the hood, and that brighter-than-bright red color on the perfectly-prepared C2 body.
An email from Matt to Rich led to a quick reply, and the two struck up a friendship over the next half-dozen years. "Rich told me how he designed and made the three-bar spinners and adapters," says Matt of their subsequent conversations. "Nobody else had those, but now somebody's copied them and everyone has them-but Rich was the innovator.
That friendship also included a special Christmas present one year that Matt's wife, Carol, got thanks to Rich. Matt tells the story: "One of the pictures on Rich's website of the '67 showed a big poster of it, hanging on the wall behind the car. Carol contacted Rich and asked if there was any way to get a copy of that poster. This wasn't a paper poster-it was a beautiful piece on vinyl. Rich went back to the people who did it for him, who'd saved the artwork, and they made another one for him. That Christmas, she gave me this huge tube for my Christmas present. I opened it up and unrolled that thing, and I saw that was the poster of the '67, and it brought a tear to my eye. I thanked her, called Rich, and hung it in my garage. At no time did I ever think I'd come to own that '67 Corvette."
But that opportunity arose in 2005. "Rich called and told me that he was thinking of selling the '67 to start another project, and he wanted to know if I'd be interested in it," Matt remembers. "I said, 'Of course I'm interested, Rich, but I don't know if I could afford it or not.' He said, 'Matt, it's more important to me that the car goes to a good home and to someone that would appreciate it as much as Barb and I have.'" A couple days' worth of back-and-forth negotiating led to the deal for Matt to buy the '67. "I actually had a knot in my stomach for two days while we were talking that over," he says. "Once we arrived at the price, I felt like I could breathe again!"
That was nothing compared to July 11, 2005-the date when Matt took delivery of the Sting Ray in Fremont, Ohio, halfway between Matt's home and Rich's. "We went there to meet him, and of course, I was early," says Matt. "I was sitting on the curb in the parking lot when he pulled in with it. We met, he dropped the trailer door, and I saw it for the first time in person. He said, 'What do you think?' I said, 'I don't deserve this!' It far exceeded my expectations."
It also exceeded anyone's expectations with features that were seen for the first time on it. Along with the 17-inch Torq-Thrust wheels, other items making their first appearance on this car included the power brake booster, made to clear the left valve cover of the GMPP 502 crate engine, and the headers that let it breathe easy. "Those are the first set of 'block huggers' that Sanderson made for the 502," explains Matt.


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Yet another ambitious upcoming game has generated a ton of money from gamers to help fund its development via Kickstarter. This time, the game is Camelot Unchained, a MMO game from developer City State Entertainment that was launched by Mythic Entertainment founder Mark Jacobs.
Camelot Unchained had an ambitious $2 million Kickstarter goal, but today the campaign ended with the project exceeding that goal with a few hours to spare. Kickstarter backers ultimately pledged $2.2 million. Jacobs will also put in $2 million of his own money to help fund the game's developer, with an additional $1 million coming from unnamed investors.
As far as the game itself, City State Interactive says:
Camelot Unchained takes one part classic legends, adds a twisty little apocalyptic passage, and mixes in a whole batch of creativity to birth not just another "me and my WoW-clone", but a unique RvR-focused MMORPG. It is against the backdrop of an almost unrecognizable world that our game unfolds.While the Kickstarter campaign has ended, the developer is still taking donations via PayPal. Camelot Unchained is going to take a while to create; the Kickstarter page estimates that it will officially launch in December 2015.
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By Keith Armstrong
from Macon Georgia
Comments about Shimano Ultegra CN-6701 10-Speed Chain:
Good product half the price of a bike shop for same item.
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By Doug?
from Vienna, Va.
About Me Avid Cyclist
I'm relatively new to road cycling and this was my first chain replacement. Sorry, but i have no other point of reference to use for compsrison.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I'll know better when I install it!!
By Randy
from New Jersey
It's a back up chain at this point. When the current chain wears out, I will replace it!!
Good chain - beware the single chain pin
By Touring/Commuter Cyclist
from Westfield, MA
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Chain engineering has changed a bit since I last replaced one. This chain has a right and wrong way to install it. More importantly, be sure you measure chain length carefully before using the single connecting pin! You only get one chance. In my case I had to purchase some additional pins because I did not realize it was a one shot deal and I did not measure carefully the first time.
Good Wear Life
By Ranmaniac
from Houston, TX
I do a lot of miles for exercise, charity rides, get togethers etc. Weight is not a concern. I just want a chain that will outlast the next guy. I wet oil after every ride and wipe down. I degrease when I start to feel too much grit build up (about every 250 miles). I do it on the bike and rinse with water then dry with a blower before re-oiling. The Shimano permanent pin link makes it not friendly to remove. This chain just started to fail the 0.5mm check on a Parker gauge at 2475 miles. (I have to force the gauge in a bit). So, I will give it another couple of hundred miles then replace. If I get around 2700 miles on a chain??? Yeah.. I cant complain about that. I will be replacing it with a 105 chain just to compare because they are $10 cheaper. In comparison to the KMC chain that came with this bike, it made it to about 1800 miles.
Good chain - no worries
By steve
from ar
Nashbar was a bit slow shipping this time
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
I will buy this product again.
By bikeman
from cape may N.J.
The chain works really well with ultegra components but you have to change it eyery 2000 to 2400 miles or otherwise you will wipe out you front chain rings in about 7000 miles.It happened to me once.
Works as Designed
By Mark
from Weston, FL
Easy to install if you have a chain breaker. The Shimano guide pin works well to couple the chain. Not much else to say!
Best Chain for the Nashbar Price
By stollbj
from NC
This is the fourth or fifth 6701 chain I've bought. I've been very happy with there durability. I ride 3-5k miles a year and if I take care of it, I can go a little over a year before having to replace it. I live at the beach and the salty air/rain eventually take its toll, no matter how good I clean it. I use a Wipperman quick link so I can take it on and off the bike easily to clean.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great price on a good chain
By Bonnie
from CO
About Me Competitive Cyclist
Great chain, quiet and smooth shifting, but wears quickly. It will last most riders an entire season, if cleaned regularly, but check with chain checker frequently (Park tool is my favorite) to prevent excessive wear on your cassette.
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I've been busy sewing things for baby. I've finished some receiving blanket and some bibs. The receiving blanket is just a single piece of flannel with a hand sewn binding around it (idea from this book). Its so sweet….and will be stained with baby poop about .002 seconds after he's born. The bibs I made by tracing a small newborn bib I had and adding 1/4", then I just sewed them up and added snaps.
Last time I had a baby I wasn't a sewer, so this time around I'm LOVING that I get to sew for my own baby!


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Maintains the heel in place during power stroke, thus maximizing power transfer. HRS-80 : Simple but efficient retention system for excellent comfort.
The Ventilator 2 meets the comfort needs of any recreational cyclist. With the Patented Multivent System, integrated mesh in the upper, and the new Coolmax Ergo Air insoles, this shoe is sure to keep your feet happy.
"Favorite Cycling Shoes That Cost Less Than $100" ~ Bicycling Magazine
Often simplicity determines adaptability. Minimalist versatility is incorporated in every piece of this collection to perfectly outfit that multi-purpose athlete.
STANDARD FITGreat performance without compromising comfort.
© Louis Garneau Sports Inc. 2015


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