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The APS team made it safely home to Annapolis early Monday morning. We had a full weekend with some unexpected events. The following is a regatta report and photos from the team...
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The competition was intense but instantly relaxed on shore as the South Carolina easygoing nature was contagious among all of the competitors, (possibly aided by the freely flowing rum swizzles). The food at the party was all good with the exception of the evil Mahi at Friday's dinner.
We took advantage of the day to visit the Saturday farmers market at King and Calhoun streets and enjoyed some local flavor including shrimp and grits, local unpasteurized whole milk, fresh veggies and local favorite pickled okra. We also took in some rays on the nearby postcard beaches on Isle of Palms.
To steal a yogi'ism I would say, "we went on a vacation and a regatta broke out". Thanks for all to made the regatta possible, including the people that spent months planning, the volunteers on race committee, the folks at the marina, Goslings rum, and a personal shout out to my skipper Ken Mangano and the great folks on Galilée.
See y'all next year!-Aaron
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It would have been an awesome day for sailing but many were convinced rigs would fall and boats would inevitably break down. Less carnage is a good thing.
Friday proved to be the best day for racing. The inshore courses had plenty of strong breeze that picked up as the day went on. The current ripped boats down the river. Getting off the docks in the morning was more challenging than expected. The J/80s shared a course with Vipers and Ultimate 20's. We had several wipe outs on our course, but it felt good to be waterborn downwind. Glad I packed my new Musto spray top.
Sunday was a floater thanks to the stormy conditions on Saturday that cleared out any hope of breeze. Only 7 of the 25 boats finished in my fleet. The current to wind ratio was so awful that some boats were being pushed away from the finish line and others had to tack 20+ times to get around the windward mark!
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We were welcomed Thursday morning at the marina with cannons going off, commemorating the Civil War, which made for quite the entrance. The marina was gorgeous, with the Yorktown tied up and the bridge to downtown in the background. I was sailing in the offshore course, which involved hour plus motor in and out through a tight channel. We left the dock at 8 each morning, which in comparison to the inshore dock times of 9:30, was quite early. I won't complain though, the long treks out to the ocean were certainly better than my view at my desk!
Friday was gorgeous, with temperatures in the 70s and winds 15 – 20, making it a perfect day for sailing. After three races in pretty consistent breeze, we headed back in. It was quite impressive coming back into the harbor; dodging tankers and watching the inshore classes finish their races. The marina was already bustling, with all 270 boats docking in the same place.
Onshore, familiar and unfamiliar faces filled the crowds. It was a lot of fun seeing friends from college and beyond, as well as many from Annapolis, with around 20 boats from local clubs in attendance. We even had a flyover too, check out the picture to the right...
Onshore, familiar and unfamiliar faces filled the crowds. It was a lot of fun seeing friends from college and beyond, as well as many from Annapolis, with around 20 boats from local clubs in attendance. We even had a flyover too, check out the picture to the right...
A great regatta in all aspects, the APS crew headed back north Sunday night. Thanks for all volunteers and race committee for a well run regatta. We'll be sure to mark our calendars for CRW 2012!


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Critical two-phase, steam - water flows have been measured in horizontal test sections with pipe diameters of 0.125 and 0.269 in. internal diameter (i.d.) over a range of qualities from 0.01 to 0.7, mass velocities from 500 to 4200 lb/sec-ft2, and critical pressures from 40 to 360 lb /in.2 absolute. The critical flow data and a theory for the critical flow phenomena have been discussed (1, 2). In this paper an analysis for the pressure drop data in the approach region to critical flow is presented. The flow mixture accelerates to critical flow at the end of the test sections, and thus the pressure drop data are for flow regimes in which both momentum and frictional losses are important. By utilizing the model developed for estimating critical discharge rates (1), two-phase friction factors were calculated from the experimental data. The friction factors obtained correlated well in terms of the two-phase quality and appear to be independent of flow rate, static pressure, and test geometry for the conditions examined.
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McMinnville resident and Van Buren County native Sandra Nannalene Owens, 63, was born March 11, 1949 and died unexpectedly Nov. 29 at River Park Hospital.
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Recently, new footage of the upcoming Assassin's Creed 3 console game was unleashed upon the gaming public, showing the evolution of what fans of the game have come to appreciate: building one's own nest.
In the previous three titles of the franchise – Assassin's Creed II, Brotherhood and Revelations – gamers were given the opportunity to take control of the main character's base of operations and develop it as they progress through the game. This development, or renovation, took the form of making repairs to and decorating a Tuscan villa, adding paintings by various renowned artists to an underground lair in renaissance Rome; collecting rare works of literature to build a library in a Constantinople assassins' den, and placing items collected throughout the story on display.
In the latest released footage of the American Revolution-era game – pieces of sequence six of AC3, which takes place at some point midway through the adventure – it seems that the game's main character is charged with developing and protecting a homestead and small town. According to Steven Masters, the game's lead designer, the star of the game – the half-Mohawk, half European, Connor – takes control of what he describes as "an old dilapidated shack" that can be rebuilt to manor status.
The village that surrounds this home base, Masters describes as a "microcosmic view on American life in the era." People that inhabit the area provide side missions for Connor that he can embark upon. Once these missions are completed, according to Masters, these characters will settle on Connor's homestead and will be available for trading goods.
The homestead angle provides at least one larger mission that has Connor traveling to Boston to thwart the sale of his land. This mission involves collaboration with famed patriot and 2nd president, John Adams.
This is a slightly more involved version of what fans of the franchise have seen in previous titles and will probably make what is already reported to be a massive open world game seem even more huge. Though the game has not been released (drops on October 30th) the homestead angle seems to be one that's improved upon a feature fans of Assassin's Creed have come to like. Good for Ubisoft (EURONEXT:UBI) for recognizing that and developing it in such an intricate manner.
Sequence 6 of the game also includes, it would seem, direct involvement by the game's main character in one of the United States' first real push-backs against their British masters—the Boston Tea Party. Forbes cotributor, Carol Pinchefsky, has written a piece on it.
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Before plunging into the week, how about a look back at CelebrateErie — at least Friday night, that is. I caught most of the Erie All Stars' tribute show to Woodstock, and that simply rocked while also serving as a stirring testament to the collective talent we have in Erie.
The extended Santana jam cooked, and Kayti Stadler belted "White Rabbit" with enough power to make Grace Slick jealous. Stadler and Monica Lewis sang back-up on a sublime "Wooden Ships"; Lewis, earlier, belted Janis Joplin's "Piece of My Heart." Who else but Matt Boland could (or should) attempt Country Joe's classic, "I Feel Like I'm Fixing to Die Rag?"
Nothing could beat the powerhouse closer, though, everyone on stage, doing "With a Little Help from My Friends," Joe Cocker style. Rick Krouse oozed soul and charisma behind the mike, and the sound was huge. For so many musicians to practice and pull off something like this for a one-time only event is a tribute to their dedication and commitment. Nice job, including the core band: Doug Phillips, Eric Brewer and Ron Sutton.
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Sha Na Na tipped its hat to the tribute during its own tribute show, a fun and entertaining blast of '50s and early '60s rock. They brought dancers on stage, and packed in a ton of songs; hit songs were so much shorter then, weren't they? They don't have the same energy as their heyday, but they still know how to entertain, from "At the Hop" to "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay." Younger listeners seemed puzzled; I saw quite a few people exiting early, as if these songs are from another century — which they are, I guess.
I was out of town Saturday and never did make it back. Friday was my go-for-it night, and I'm glad I did.
– Multiple Grammy nominated singer and songwriter Peter Case, who played in the Plimsouls long ago, will perform at the Erie Art Museum's Multi-Purpose Room on Sept. 20. Suggested donation is $15. Case is featured in "Troubadour Blues," the documentary about dedicated touring musicians by Erie native Tom Weber. Case will also conduct a songwriter workshop on Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. at the museum; suggested donation is $10. Weber said Case presents an informative and educational (and enjoyable) workshop that even veteran songwriters would benefit from. See www.erieartmuseum.org for more details.
– The sixth Hatch Hollow Music Festival is set for Saturday in Union City. The lineup includes Face Down in High Water, the Vendettas, East Ave, Liquid Nixon, Sleepin' Dogs, Strangers & Liars, Potwhole, and Jon Halmi From the Hip. Music starts at noon. Tickets are $7 at the site, $5 advance. It's at 8483 Hatch Hollow Road, off Rte. 8. See the event's Facebook page for more details.


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Smiling Always Magically Motivates You 2 Smile (S.A.M.M.Y.2S) – that was the title and philosophy Nicole embraced as she worked towards her Gold Award. Nicole worked with classes at W.E. Balmer Elementary School twice a week for the entire academic year to teach the students the importance of kindness. Her project was based loosely on the book, "Have You Filled A Bucket Today," which teaches kids to be kind and "fill our [invisible] buckets" with happiness. The project's title was inspired by a very good friend named Samantha "Sammy" Prescott - "an incredible athlete, a brilliant student, and, above all, a smiley and enthusiastic friend to everyone she met!"
Nicole's project culminated with the painting of a mural in the school's main passageway depicting the very acts of kindness the students had participated in throughout the year. The mural was designed by Nicole and friends, and painted by the students. Many of the students still come up to Nicole at school and in the community just to say hello and offer their simple smile. She can't wait to see what the future will bring for them as they become ambassadors of S.A.M.M.Y²S Project for their entire community. "Looking back on my project, I've realized that this is so much more than just an award."
Nicole has been a Girl Scout for twelve years. One of her most memorable experiences is earning her Bronze Award by directing her town's Veterans' Day Celebration with fellow Girl Scout Amanda Leveillee. "I will never forget the look on those faces when we thanked them for their service to our country." Nicole is very active in school as a NASA-MIT ICED Collaboratory Student Leader, a LINK Leader, a member of the a cappella choir, and she plays field hockey and softball – just to name a few. She is also lector and a Festival Choir member for St. Patrick's Parish, a participant in St. Patrick's In Action, and a member of Young Neighbors in Action. On June 27, Nicole will matriculate at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.


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Zoo Celebrates Fairfield on Sept. 8
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - August 31, 2012 - Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is proud to invite ALL Fairfield residents to come to the Zoo NEXT Saturday, September 8, 2012 for a reduced admission fee of just $5 with proper I.D. Meet and greet with town officials, business and civic leaders, friends, and neighbors during a fun filled day for the whole family. In case of inclement weather, Fairfield Day will be rescheduled to Saturday, September 15.
"Fairfield Day provides us the opportunity to give back to the local community and residents who have continuously supported us throughout the years," stated Gregg Dancho, Zoo director. "Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is thrilled to offer such an enjoyable day for visitors."
Spend the day visiting new animals at the Zoo and enjoying the great outdoors. On special exhibit through mid-September is the giant tortoise exhibit, which includes "Professor," a Galapagos tortoise weighing 416 pounds, and "Skipper," an Aldabra tortoise weighing a whopping 537 pounds. A specific departure date for these gentle giants has not been determined. The Zoo also has welcomed many new animals this year including a young Andean condor, Yacare caiman, vampire bats, Canada lynx, Common rheas, and an endangered Chacoan peccary piglet, the first to be born in the northeast.
For more information about Connecticut's only zoo, which is celebrating its 90th birthday this year, visit www.beardsleyzoo.org
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ASU embarks on next phase of an effort to rapidly assess radiation dose
October 06, 2011
TEMPE, Ariz.--Arizona State University has announced today it is entering the next phase of a multi-million, multi-institutional research project to develop technologies that would rapidly measure an individual's level of exposure to radiation in the event of a radiological or nuclear incident.
The project will enter a $5 million contract option as part of a potential $35.44 million project funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) to extend feasibility testing for the development of a prototype that will measure gene expression in individuals exposed to abnormal levels of radiation. Currently, no rapid, FDA cleared, high-throughput system exists to measure the radiation dose of individuals within a large population.
"As Japan's tsunami and resulting nuclear crisis has demonstrated, there is an urgent societal need to rapidly assess an at risk population's exposure to radiation," said Lee Cheatham, PhD, deputy director of the Biodesign Institute and lead investigator of the project. "Our ultimate goal is to develop a diagnostic system that would ensure that medical responders have the information necessary to provide appropriate medical treatment and ensure human health and safety."
ASU will continue to oversee the research program management, coordination and integration necessary for effective development of the technology, which will develop a high-throughput system for radiation biodosimetry that is capable of processing a high volume of blood samples per day for gene expression analysis on an automated liquid handling and imaging platform consistent with FDA guidelines.
Developing the system requires utilizing a biomarker signature set based on gene expression markers. This set of markers will provide a distinct indicator for the level of absorbed radiation. Along with Biodesign Institute biomarker research expert Dr. Joshua LaBaer, director of the institute's Virginia G. Piper Center for Personalized Diagnostics, will be collaborators with extensive experience in researching radiation responsive genes and development of microassay reagents and imagers, including: Sally Amundson, PhD, at Columbia University Medical Center, Bruce Seligmann, PhD, founder and CSO at HTG Molecular Diagnostics, Inc. and Amelia Bartholomew, MD, MHP, FACS at University of Illinois, Chicago.
"We are honored to be part of this multi-institutional program and believe our work with ASU has further established HTG's dynamic offerings," said T.J. Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, HTG Molecular Diagnostics.
The ASU effort is part of a BARDA initiative to feed the pipeline for advanced development, manufacturing, and regulatory activities that would position ASU's biodosimetry device for potential use in human triage and treatment decisions.
About the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University
The Biodesign Institute addresses today's critical global challenges in healthcare, sustainability and security by developing solutions inspired from natural systems and translating those solutions into commercially viable products and clinical practices. www.biodesign.asu.edu
About the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA)
BARDA, within the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, uses a comprehensive integrated portfolio approach to the advanced research and development, stockpile acquisition, innovation, and manufacturing infrastructure building of the necessary vaccines, drugs, therapeutics, diagnostic tools, and non-pharmaceutical products for public health medical emergencies including chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, as well as pandemic influenza, and emerging infectious diseases.


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Meany Hall hosts international performers through the UW World Series, as well as performers from the School of Drama, School of Music, Dance Program, and the Center for Digital Arts & Experimental Media. The lobby of Meany Theatre is adorned with the artwork from various artists, including Dale Chihuly and Jacob Lawrence.
The building was named for Professor Edmond S. Meany, a UW graduate and head of the history department, who was instrumental to the success of getting the exposition and many of the buildings on the UW campus. Because of Meany's dedication to campus the student newspaper, The Daily started an editorial campaign in 1909 to rename Auditorium Hall to Meany Hall, going so far as referring to the hall as "Meany Hall" in the news columns. The Board of Regents resisted the name because no other campus building had been named for a living person. Meany himself wanted the building to be named Seward Hall, after William H. Seward, the man who bought Alaska from Russia. On May 1, 1914, the regents relented and the hall was officially renamed at a ceremony held to mark the Edmond Meany and his wife's 25th wedding anniversary.
Before 1925, the University Book Store was housed in Meany's basement. It was relocated due to objections from the city fire marshal citing the lack of fire escapes and fire extinguishers.
In 1958, a $75,000 renovation improved the lighting and sound of the interior of Meany. The Daily reported that the interior of Meany, newly painted salmon pink, was "no longer staid and Victorian - it is almost futuristic with soft red-and-gray seats and ... salt-shaker lights suspended like mobiles from the roof." The 1958 renovation also included structural reinforcements, although engineers predicted that the Meany would eventually have to be brought down.
On April 20, 1965, an earthquake in Seattle rendered Meany unsafe for occupation and it was condemned. The demolition of Meany Hall provided more opportunities for campus planners to open up the space in what is now known as Red Square. The gothic edifice of Suzzallo Library could now be the main plaza's centerpiece. In the 1995, the Allen Center for the Visual Arts was built in the Meany's former place.
It was not until 1974 that a new hall for the performing arts was built, southeast of the former entrance. The architects for the new building were Kirk, Wallace, McKinley & Associates, and it was built for a cost of $7,122,884. In stark contrast to the Victorian-style facade of the old Meany, the new Meany Hall was built in the same style as the Odegaard Undergraduate Library.


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Does kissing someone you're attracted to feel different from someone who is just there?
Does it feel different if you kiss someone you are attracted too? I have never felt anything from kissing a guy, am I supposed to feel... Show More
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I think kisses can be emotional or physical; I remember once kissing this girl at a club and she was an average girl; however, her kissing was so sensuous; it was very slow, and just arousing. At the time, I wasn't a fan of kissing but that girl definitely had a technique down that was incredible and we went out couple of times, and couldn't get enough of her kissing. Now, other girls that I kiss get me aroused but none like that girl that time; now, kissing gf's is a different experience because I really have the urge to kiss them, and is not like when I had an friends with benefits where I kiss them to make out. So kissing gfs is another experience cause she might not be the greatest kisser, but I enjoy kissing them. If that makes any sense! :D
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Unless he was an EXTREMELY good kisser and I was EXTREMELY attracted to him, kissing someone that meant nothing to me feels like nothing to me. I might as well be making out with a girl (haha! speaking from experience) cus it doesn't turn me on at all.
Now, if I'm really into the guy then I can't wait for him to kiss me and when it finally happens I get the butterflies in my stomach, the tingling through my body and (if he's really good) I get like a jolt of lightening shoot through me. It's amazing. *sigh* I miss that.haha :-)
my experiences have shown me that I can only feel something for a guy I kiss if we have known each other at least a few times before kissing. It has more feeling then. Otherwise, no matter how hot someone is, I would feel nothing. Emotions are the key. If you get to know someone, like them, and then kiss them, I believe you can then feel a spark.
To me yes, it does feel different there's some guys I kiss and I don't feel anything. There's a few guys maybe 2 or 3 I can truly say I feel something when I kissed them, its more amazing.lol.but I don't think you can tell if you like someone from a kiss, its just I guess I would say how physically attracted you are to them if that makes sense.
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Melena Scantlin is an American television host, former beauty contestant and reality TV star most famous for her role on the show Average Joe.She won her first beauty pageant in 1995 when she became Miss Missouri Teen USA. She went on to represent Missouri in the Miss Teen USA 1995 pageant broadcast live from Wichita, Kansas in August 1995, and placed in the semifinals. The event was won by Keylee Sue Sanders of Kansas.
Scantlin returned to pageantry in 1999 when she competed in the Miss Missouri USA pageant for the first time. She placed second runner-up in the pageant, and improved that placing the following year when she was first runner-up to Larissa Meek, another former Miss Missouri Teen USA. In 2001, Scantlin won the Miss Missouri USA 2002 title,[1] becoming the fifth former Miss Teen USA delegate to win the title. She went on to represent Missouri in the Miss USA 2002 pageant broadcast live from Gary, Indiana on 2 March 2002, but failed to place.
Scantlin became widely known in 2003 as the star of the first season of the tv series Average Joe. She was expecting to start off meeting a bunch of hunks, but was instead inundated with mostly plain-looking and/or obese suitors. Later on in the show, three model types of men were brought in to compete against the Average Joes. She chose "pretty boy" Jason Peoples over Average Joe Adam Mesh. After the show, Melana and Jason flew off in a private jet for a romantic getaway. The two made the rounds of TV talk shows, but later started seeing other people.
In 2004 she became co-host of World Series of Blackjack. Her reality fame led to appearance on various programs, such as Days of Our Lives, 20 Most Awesomely Bad Songs of 2004, Sidewalks Entertainment, The Wayne Brady Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and Live with Regis and Kelly. From February 13, 2004 to October 2004, Scantlin was the co-host of the Screening Room, a movie review segment which airs Fridays on WDAF-TV in Kansas City, Missouri.
In 1993, as a teenager, she appeared in the TV movie They've Taken Our Children: The Chowchilla Kidnapping. Scantlin graduated from Park University in Parkville, Missouri. She is currently a spokeswoman in the university's television commercials.Melana's seventh great-uncle is George Washington, the first president of the United States. She is also the cousin of alternative rockers Puddle of Mudd's lead singer, Wes Scantlin.


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This picturesque 30-acre farm in the scenic countryside in the heart of Georgia features cozy rooms, outdoor pool, a lounge area complete with a cozy fire in the fireplace in the winter months, or swing in the shade out back in the spring, summer and fall. The Ristorante da Maria features fine Italian dining every Friday and Saturday night and on special occasions.
Bed-and-breakfast guests can enjoy a full American or continental breakfast served on our sunny terrace, or order room service. You may also make dinner reservations at the Ristorante da Maria, located in the main dining room, next to the guest suites. The popular restaurant, featuring Maria's fine cuisine, is open to the public on Friday and Saturday nights, so making reservations early is a must!
Located minutes from historic downtown Dublin, shopping, cultural events, golf, tennis, fishing and hunting are available only a short drive away, and the staff will make arrangements for you to enjoy these activities.
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Complimentary Breakfast, Complimentary Parking, Concierge Service, Continental Breakfast Served, Free Parking, Meeting Space Available, Outdoor Pool, Parking on Site, Restaurant on Site
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Repeating Crossbow Kit (Zhuge Nu, Chu Ko Nu)
All are currently sold. Send me a message or comment if you want me to make another one.
I have this listed for sale on ebay at $100. To buy, search on ebay for "repeating crossbow kit." If you can't find it on ebay you should send me a private message asking if I have one ready or almost ready and I will give you the link if I do.
The first 4 kits have sold. I will make another one on request but I do not plan to make one otherwise. The main reason is that the customer pays a lot for what they get, and I get paid little for the cost and the amount of work. I did make a realy nice non-kit double barrel one and that is also sold.
Below is the description from the ebay add.
This listing is for a complete kit that will let you build a repeating crossbow (also known as: Zhuge nu, Chu ko nu) in an easy enjoyable way.
This kit includes every part you will need, pre-cut and sanded, 12 "arrows" (called bolts), and instructions with pictures (I have also put instructions in video form on youtube for you). The overall length is 30.5." The bow is a 26" selfbow made out of a limb cut from a live western red cedar tree and seasoned for several years. It is coated by boiled linseed oil. I have carefully made each part personally by hand. They are in multiple types of wood for color and to take advantage of their different properties. Red oak as the arrow trough and lever arms for it's hardness. Douglass fir as the stock for low weight, light color, and ease of shaping. Cedar as the arrow box for low weight and another color, it also smells good. All dowels are poplar.
To build this kit you will need: a phillips screw driver, epoxy (5-10 minute is preferred) or other glue, and two 7/16" wrenches or crescent wrenches. Optional: fine sand paper, paint, stain, clearcoat, etc...
To see a demonstration of the prototype, look here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxHGpqMFElI The one shown in that video was the test version so I just used whatever wood was laying around, the quality of materials in this kit is much higher.
The magazine capacity is meant to be 15 shots, but you could fit 17 if you completely fill it. This version of the zhuge nu has an improvement of the mechanism that I made over the original design. Instead of a pin coming up and releasing the string, the lever arms push the string out of it's notch. This is simpler and more reliable. I'm not going to give you a history lesson here, so if you want to learn about this weapon look it up on your favorite search engine.
Please feel free to ask any questions about price, what is included, special requests, etc. I will make more bolts (arrows) available on request for $1.00 each plus shiping, probably in sets of 12 but if you want a different nuber that's fine too. The instructions also tell how to make the bolts yourself.
Can I know some more details about the kit please? Where is it from and could it be shipped to the US, in FL?
My area code is 32903. You can e-mail me at email@example.com.
Hi. Can I know more details about the repeated crossbow... Like the price... where is it from and if it could be shipped to Singapore??? You may email me at firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks!!! :)
This is beautiful , I've made two repeaters , but they were not up to the quality shown here , one was overpowered and subject to string wear , the other was an elastic powered toy , would you ship these to the U. K.?
I NEED to know where to send money
I still want kit
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would you ship the kit to the united kingdom?
Are there any blueprints, drawings or detailed instructions available? I have more time then money.
Thank you,
Yes, see my instructable:
If you do want one though It will take a couple days before I can sell it to you because I still have to finnish the second kit.
Thank you for the compliment on the quality of work. The response to these has been much better than I expected. I only halfway thought one would even sell. Goodbye lack of employment, hello selling stuff on ebay. I'm better off working for myself anyway.


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Date of Stay: July, 2011
We live about an hour from Cherry Hill Campground. We come here several times a year for quick getaways to relax. The pool is our favorite part. Since we are already close to DC and have seen all of those sights, we usually just stay at the campground and enjoy the pool all day. It is great to see that they have a Metro Bus stop right at the campground. That is great for those wanting to go to DC without worrying about parking. Golf carts are allowed and they have 4 carts to rent and you can't reserve so it is the luck of the draw if you want one. There is a lot of open space on the property to explore and a long, well kept nature trail. Several friendly maintenance people are busy all day, cleaning up, painting, watering plants, and overall just keeping the place looking in tip-top shape. Free Wi-Fi throughout the park has been installed by Tengo. Coverage is excellent in all areas, however during peak usage in the early evening it would frequently go offline, but if you are patient, it comes back. During the day and late evening, the connection was fast and solid. Wi-Fi is 5 bars around the pool and great for me using my iPad. Cell coverage is strong for all carriers being so close to the DC Beltway with several towers visible in the nearby area. We have a 42' Toy Hauler and they had no problems accommodating us. Most sites are big and there are some very big rigs coming and going. All sites are level with gravel base. Some have a brick patio area. Huge camp store that is well stocked for just about any item you may have forgotten to bring, even beer! The camp store / admin office has a huge solar power array on the roof and they have a display inside showing how much solar is being generated in real time. Neat! The park is very "green" with solar electric and heating arrays on buildings and lots of encouragement to follow their recycling program. Anyway, what more can I say? This is one of our favorite places to camp, without "roughing it". Highly recommended!
Date of Stay: November, 2008
This is a very well kept campground. The camp hosts were very friendly and helpful. The sites are large and easy to get into. There are open grassy spaces for the kids to play, and even a dog park complete with agility obstacles. We came here for a soccer tournament at UNCW, but we are now planning to come back to stay longer and explore the area.
Date of Stay: October, 2008
This is one of the nicest campgrounds we have stayed at. Everything was well kept. Each campsite even had its own landscaping. The scenery is beautiful here.
Date of Stay: October, 2008
We stayed here as a stopover on our way south. It is easy to get in and out of and I think all of the sites are pull-throughs. The camp host was very friendly.
Date of Stay: August, 2008
This is more of a trailer park than a campground. Most of the people here are living here full time. We have a 37' foot 5th wheel and they assigned us a spot near the back of the campground. It was very difficult to get to the spot due to the overgrown trees and narrow roads. Once we made it to our spot, we found it to be way too small for our trailer. About this time, a very nice maintenance guy drove up on a golf cart and said, "I don't think you will fit in that spot, do you want a pull-thru" up near the front? I gladly accepted and he helped me back up and navigate to the new spot. Otherwise, the campground was full so if that pull-thru was not available, we would have probably had to leave and find a Walmart for the night. I did not go in the camp store, but my wife said what little was on the shelves looked like it had been there for years. I walked by the bath house and it was so run down and nasty looking on the outside, I did not even dare go inside. There is a Walmart about 6 miles south in Pocomoke City. If we are in this area again and have no other options, we will probably stay at that Walmart for the night rather than come back here.
Date of Stay: September, 2007
We camped here, while visiting our son at Salisbury University. Our site in the E circle was relatively large and easy to back our fifth wheel into. Most of the sites are wooded. The pond is 90% algae covered, but it was still nice and there were a lot of tame waterfowl that would eat right out of your hand. Salisbury and Ocean City are easy 15 minute drives. FYI, just north of the Rte 50 / Rte 13 interchange in Salisbury, there is a Gander Mountain which is a camper's dream store!
Date of Stay: August, 2007
Our site was extremely tight and almost impossible to get into. We do have a large fifth wheel, but the layout of the sites just made it very difficult to maneuver. To make it worse, once I got the trailer in, I realized the electric pedestal was at the front of our site which made no sense at all. The other sites around us had the pedestal in the back as you would expect. Our 25' power cord would not reach. I went to the management office and had someone come look at the site to see if maybe I was not using the correct pedestal. She looked all around the site and she was also was very puzzled as to why it was at the front of the site and not the back. I only had a small gauge 15 amp extension cord and it would not handle the load of the A/C and kept tripping the breaker. Since I could not plug in properly and I felt it was the campground's fault, I asked if I could borrow a 30 amp extension cord for the night. She said "no", but that I could buy one from the camp store. I declined. I was finally able to get the A/C stable by using a 15amp to 30amp adapter so I could plug into the 30 amp breaker on the pedestal. Overall, it was just a hassle camping here.
Date of Stay: April, 2007
I have to agree with what others have said. The camp host was not very friendly at all. The campground is average at best compared to others we have stayed at.
Date of Stay: March, 2007
Very clean. Easy to get into sites. Firewood is delivered right to your campsite. We did have a couple of trains wake us up at night and early morning, but that wasn't too big of a deal.


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Chicken Pot Pie
Last week I shared with you that wonderful Whole Chicken in a Slow Cooker recipe and now I'm going to show you what I did the leftovers. I made chicken pot pie. And what better way to find a recipe than to tweet about it and see what other food bloggers say their favorite recipe is.
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I sent the above tweet.
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I received a few replies including the one above. I love Lindsay and her blog so I went investigating. The recipe seemed relatively simple and the bulk of the work is the prepping of the ingredients.
The only problem was that I didn't have a whole set of ramekins nor do they match. But oh well, that didn't stop me. I had to go out and get two more ramekins and it ended up working out. The recipe she used is based on Chef Emeril's recipe for turkey pot pie but it was easily changeable to be a chicken pot pie.
After we had the slow cooker chicken recipe, I took the rest of the chicken left over and cut into smaller than bite size pieces and put into a plastic container – you need about 2 cups. This chicken pot pie was so amazing. It's going to be our regular after we make the slow cooker chicken recipe, always.
Chicken Pot Pie
- 6 Tablespoons unsalted butter
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- 1 cup chopped yellow onions (approx 2 small onions)
- 1/2 cup chopped celery (approx 1 celery stalk)
- 6 Tablespoons unbleached all-purpose flour
- 2 cups chicken stock or canned low sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup half and half (or soy creamer)
- 1 cup peeled and diced red potatoes, cooked in boiling salted water until tender, 4 to 5 minutes & then drained (approx 1 large potato)
- 1 cup diced carrots, cooked in boiling salted water until tender, 4 to 5 minutes & then drained (approx 3 medium carrots) - next time I will boil the the carrots and potatoes together to save a little time.
- 1 cup sweet young peas, fresh or frozen (defrost if frozen, place into a bowl and leave on the counter while preparing the other ingredients)
- 2 cups shredded cooked chicken, white and dark meat
- 2 Tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley leaves (I omitted this ingredient and it was fine)
- 2 pre-made pie crusts, room temperature
- Turn on oven to preheat at 400 degrees. If using a baking pan (such as a 9x9x2), grease it. Or if using ramekins, ready your ramekins (I used 7 of various sizes). Place baking pan or ramekins on a baking sheet covered in foil (the ramekins do not need to be greased).
- Melt butter in a large saute pan over medium heat. Add onions and celery as well as salt and pepper. Allow the onions and celery to for 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
- Add flour and stir constantly for 3-4 minutes to make a blond roux.
- Add chicken broth while stirring constantly. Bring it to a boil then turn the heat down to medium-low. Allow it simmer until the sauce thickens, about 4 to 6 minutes.
- Add half and half while stirring. Allow filling mixture to cook for 4 minutes and stirring occasionally. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Add the rest of the vegetables (potatoes, carrots, peas), the chicken and parsley. Add salt and pepper to taste and make sure all vegetables and chicken are incorporated well.
- If using a baking pan, line it with one of the rolled out pie crusts. Pour the filling into the prepared pan or divide equally into ramekins.
- If using a baking pan, cut vent holes and place the second crust on top of the filling. If using ramekins, cut out dough (I used the ramekins, flipped them upside and used them as a cutter) and cut out vents (I used a Wilton flower blossom cutter). Tuck in crust(s) into the pan or ramekins and crimp the edges.
- Place into oven on covered baking sheet.Bake until the crust is golden brown and crusty, 25 to 30 minutes (18-20 minutes if using ramekins). Let cool for 5 minutes before serving.
Cook's Notes:
Preparing the filling on the stove doesn't take that much time, the prepping of the ingredients does though. So it's very important to prep everything before you heat the pan on the stove!
Slightly modified, thanks to Lindsay for posting recipe based on Chef Emeril's recipe
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I just adore this recipe for chicken pot pie and it's going on regular rotation in our house. It's one of the perfect comfort foods. So what do you like to make with your leftover chicken when making recipes like the slow cooker chicken, roast chicken or rotisserie chicken?
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Hello Julie! I've made chicken pie with so many recipes and yours is the best so far! I used leftover grilled chicken and the serving was enough for an entire pie! My husband and son ate 3 servings, they're the real litmus test of my cooking. I will subscribe and share because you have something really special here. Thank you for sharing!
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Finally she can stand on her own >_<
gonna paint her eye today and i got a good reference from alter
right now this is the only name in my head, i'll use it till i find a better one
My next project… i don't have any idea bout this
My first Work of this year, i'm getting slow…
The Concept of Zabanya Assault is a long range artilerry unit which can shoot from outside the battlefield, equipped with a long range mega gn particle cannon which range is the same as memento mori [2nd season episode 11] even far more when trans-arm.
Other Equipmment:
2 standard zabanya gn beam rifle
9x gn micro missile [the same as zabanya]
1 GN Gatling with ARMS [Automatic Revolving Machine System] which able to rotate 360 degree and attack all area all around zabanya ,it's able to shoot in front of cockpit. It is used to protect zabanya from enemy[mid range] when using the mega gn particle. It was controlled by haro so the pilot can focus with the mega gn particle.
2x beam sword mounted on the gatling
Zabanya assault also have 1 extra censor on the left chest, it was protected by the chest armor. The big bottom part design is too hold all the body when shooting the mega particle and also for GN Particle Storage.
Zabanya Assault is the prototype of zabanya in the movie. When Ian told Lockon about this unit, Lockon ask Ian to build a unit which fitted for him based on this, lockon said he prefer the unit which can attack multiple enemy in one time [zabanya] rather than focusing on 1 target. However when Ian told lockon the Zabanya Assault is already done, so Ian build another Zabanya based on this.Zabanya Assault were put in the Celestiasl Being Factory and equipped with GN-Drive Tau
anyway it's a fan fiction by me >_< it's the base idea i used for make these :p


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Location. Located in central Wilmington Courtyard by Marriott Wilmington / Wrightsville Beach is near the airport and close to University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Other area points of interest include Airlie Gardens and Cape Fear Museum.
Hotel Features. Courtyard by Marriott Wilmington / Wrightsville Beach features a restaurant. The hotel serves full breakfasts surcharges apply. Recreational amenities include a spa tub and a fitness facility. This 3-star property has a business center and offers small meeting rooms and audio-visual equipment. High-speed Internet access is available in public areas. Guest parking is complimentary. Additional property amenities include laundry facilities.
Guestrooms. 128 air-conditioned guestrooms at Courtyard by Marriott Wilmington / Wrightsville Beach feature coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Bathrooms feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Guestrooms offer multi-line phones with voice mail. Televisions have cable channels video-game consoles and pay movies. Also included are irons/ironing boards and clock radios. Guests may request refrigerators microwaves and wake-up calls. Housekeeping is available daily.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Fancy Nancy is Back!
Posted by Jodi at 6:04 PM
9 comments:
- Lisa Lizak and Beth Wright said...
I love Fancy Nancy!!! Your board is so cute :) I do something similar and always use just a ton of glitter on it. We had dress like your favorite character day last year and I was Fancy Nancy :)
So happy that another teacher loves Nancy as much as I do!!! Have a wonderful rest of your day!
Lisa :)
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- January 17, 2012 at 6:21 PM
- laughinbrunette (Jennifer) said...
I would get feather boas and put them around the edge!
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- January 17, 2012 at 7:29 PM
- Chrissy said...
Oooh, I was going to say feathers! Good job, Jennifer
:-)! Anything that sparkles is good, too.
This is a great idea; 90% of my class is female and they would LOVE Fancy Nancy Mondays!
- January 17, 2012 at 7:42 PM
- Debbie said...
Yes, I agree! It's a super cute idea! Add a little "bling" to the board (beads, costume jewelery, boas, feathers). Can't wait to see what you come up with!
- January 17, 2012 at 8:52 PM
- Kristin said...
Teacher, Jennifer stole my idea!! I was going to say feather boas!! :) :) :)
And this is sooooo adorable - I can't wait to do this.
The Lady Gaga thing is HILARIOUS!
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- January 17, 2012 at 9:03 PM
- Kristy said...
What a great idea. I have to say that I have never read a Fancy Nancy book to my class, but this definitely inspires me to start! So fun!
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- January 18, 2012 at 6:55 PM
- Annie Moffatt said...
I think you are a VERY cute Fancy Nancy! We LOVE Fancy Nancy at The Moffatt Girls Home. Now I am thinking we should do some sort of bulletin board too:) Too cute! I bet your kids just LOVE you!!
- January 18, 2012 at 9:11 PM
- Krystal said...
I was fancy Nancy for halloween and all my students (and other kids at school) call me Miss Fancy Nancy... I am SOOO going to use this in my classroom!! To make the board more fancy, perhaps use glitter pens to write the words?? (won't last from year to year, probably... but would be cute)... or put each word on a different color of paper?? And I would add some pink to the board... also I have seen teachers who let kids put their name up when they use the fancy word during the week, or when they find it in another book (my students would use the words non-stop just to get their name up there)... I don't know, that's just a few ideas!
- January 23, 2012 at 8:16 PM
- Kristin Young said...
Super cute! Thanks for the download. You could put a feather boa around the edge of your board to make it Nancier or my all time-favorite...glitter. Makes everything better! ;)
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Breaking up is hard to do. That is, unless you're "Mad Men," which this season has been free-and-easy in its fragmentation.
By now, Peggy Olson and her radical beau are splitsville. So are Pete Campbell and wife Trudy, who caught him philandering one too many times.
Twice-wed Roger Sterling, currently solo, saw his knotty relationship with his mom torn asunder with her death this season, and he's alienated from his daughter and grandson.
And don't forget the latest romantic entanglement of Don Draper, whose marriage to winsome Megan seemed on suicide watch as, every chance he got, he scorched the sheets with downstairs neighbor Sylvia (wife of Don's presumed friend Dr. Arnold Rosen).
The only notable coming-together: the stormy merger of Sterling, Cooper, Draper and Pryce with former rival ad agency Cutler, Gleason and Chaough, which has assembled a bickering band of ad execs only slightly more collegial than either house of Congress.
Is the unmoored zeitgeist of 1968 to blame for this season's pattern of upheavals? Does the Vietnam War, the assassinations and riots help account for the turmoil on the show? Or the '60s drug culture (they smoke pot at the office, and on one episode, a Dr. Feelgood arrives with a hypodermic needle to keep everybody energized)?
Whatever, the psyches on "Mad Men" in this, its sixth and penultimate season, seem to be unraveling as the season finale approaches Sunday night. The male psyches, anyway.
On the other hand, the sisters increasingly are doin' it for themselves.
Peggy Olson is stronger, more clear-eyed and outspoken than ever. (In last week's episode, she read Don the riot act: "You're a monster!")
Tough, pneumatic Joan Harris, who since the series began has fashioned an unlikely rise from office manager to agency partner, has truly come into her own in recent weeks, notably when she went rogue and landed a major account all by herself (a no-no for a woman in this Alpha Male shop).
Don's ex, the remarried Betty Francis, seemed to step outside her pouty state of victimhood in a recent episode to forcefully remind Don that he still has feelings for her.
But who knows what awaits Megan, Don's devoted wife? In love with Don but unsettled by his growing detachment (even as she remains oblivious to his cheating), she seems poised to become the latest Draper roadkill.
"That poor girl," said been-there Betty to Don. "She doesn't know that loving you is the worst way to get to you."
All in all, it's been a satisfying, illuminating season well served by the superb cast, including Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery, Vincent Kartheiser, Christina Hendricks and Jessica Paré.
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Feeding the Children of Malawi
I had the honor of feeding children in a Malawi school for orphans. Indescribable…. We are all so blessed.
I had the honor of feeding children in a Malawi school for orphans. Indescribable…. We are all so blessed.
We awoke early and packed 6 bags loaded with supplies for the kids in the back of a large Land Rover which Chris Clark had rented. The COTN vehicle had recently broken down which necessitated a rental. You never know what you are going to get over here so, it was a concern. We hit several road blocks along the way which would add a few more hours to an already long trip. Freetown is the first obstacle. It was founded by freed slaves primarily from England in the 1700s. Many today are descendants of those freed men. The city is one big traffic jam….roads designed in the 1800s trying to handle cars , motor cycles and a sea of pedestrian traffic. The streets are lined with open sewers and many of the buildings show the pock mark bullet holes as a reminder of the ten years of war that ravaged the country. After passing through Freetown, we stopped at the home of the Rev. Angie Myles. She was the voice of Radio Free Sierra Leone during the war. She regularly risked her life by broadcasting ,secretly.
She gave hope and current information to millions of her people. the rebels burned her house down twice. Today she is the retiring country director for COTN. When you sit and talk with Angie…you sit in the presence of greatness. Think "Mother Theresa"….After a light lunch we continue on the road to Banta….only another 4 hours.
Day 2 included a visit with Rev. Angie Myles at her modest little home in Freetown where she lives with her daughter and grandson. Angie is rather famous for her brave work during the war. She was the voice of radio free Sierra Leone….broadcasting hope, prayers and information during some of the worst combat. She was a target for the rebel forces, having her home burned down and destroyed twice.
Rev. Angie Myles was born and raised on the island of St. Lucia, in the West Indies. At the age of sixteen, she set off to a larger island—Great Britain, where she began nursing school. In 1966, she became acquainted with Joe Myles, a native of Sierra Leone who had also gone to London to pursue his studies. In 1968, Angie and Joe married, and in 1970 they returned to Sierra Leone to raise a family. They now have four children and four grandchildren.
Before coming to Children of the Nations, Rev. Myles worked for the United Methodist Church (UMC) in their medical department, where she was eventually promoted to medical coordinator. In 1983, the Lord gave her a vision in a dream; she was shown parts of heaven. When she woke up, it was impressed upon her to read Revelation 4. As she was reading, everything she had seen in her dream was written right there in Revelation. She thought, "Could this be, Lord? Is this really what you were showing me?" At that moment He impressed upon her that heaven is real—and so is hell. He said, "Now go and tell my children." At this point she wasn't exactly sure what He meant, so she continued on at UMC.
However, in 1999, the Lord again came to Rev. Myles and told her to get ready for a change, and in order to prepare herself, she should fast for forty days. After the forty days, He gave her instructions to go into children's ministry. She remained with UMC, but out of obedience switched departments, moving into children's ministry. Three years later, the Lord told her it was time to leave UMC. Stepping out in faith, she quit her job, not knowing how God would provide or where she would work.
She took a trip to London to see her son, Jeffery. Through God's divine appointment, she was seated next to Chris Clark (founder of Children of the Nations) on her return trip. Impressed by Rev. Myles' vision for Africa and her heart for children, Chris invited her to come see our Children's Home in Marjay Town, outside Freetown. During her visit, Chris shared that Children of the Nations was currently seeking a new Country Director. She applied and has been with us ever since. (via conti.org)
This is my third journey to Sierra Leone to visit with the children and to check on the progress of projects at the Children Of The Nations facility at Banta. This time my wife/partner, Julie is with me. This is her first trip. We arrived at the Freetown airport amid the now expected frenzy of people pushing, shoving and yelling…all wanting to get our attention to be our "special" friend" and handle our luggage. Combined with the intense heat and humidity, it is always a bit overwhelming. We took 7 suitcases filled with various provisions donated and requested/needed by the orphanage at Banta. After an hour of searching for our bags we could account for all but one. The airport is situated at the end of a long peninsula (virtually an island) and the mainland is accessible by helicopter or water taxi . Because of the "missing bag" issue and the time it took to register its status, we were hustled quickly to catch the last water taxi of the day. The taxi was actually a 20 foot wooden row boat with a large outboard motor. The trip would be a 10 mile cruise across a large bay , to Mamba Point where we were to unite with Chris and Debbie Clark, the founders of Children Of The Nations and members of their team. Halfway across the bay , the motor stopped……after repeated attempts to restart the engine ,the crew of two, began to work on the engine. We were floating in the ocean off the coast of West Africa. I looked at Julie and said, "welcome to Sierra Leone" ….she didn't find it amusing. After about 30minutes of maintenance the motor functioned and we were on our way. We were greeted at the dock by Chris and Debbie Clark and other COTN staff who had made the 6 hour drive from Banta to meet us. Our first day came to a close over a modest dinner and some worship with our good friends ,the Clarks.
Silverdale, WA – February 21, 2012 – Bruce Donoho, the owner and CEO of California-based Bird-B-Gone, will be joining Children of the Nations–USA's board of directors. The Orange County resident has been a committed advocate and supporter of Children of the Nations (COTN) since he heard COTN founder Chris Clark speak at his church, Presbyterian Church of the Master, in 2008. In 2010, he took a trip to Sierra Leone and Liberia with Clark to see the ministry firsthand, and explore the possibility of expansion into Liberia. His initial trip inspired much deeper involvement—Donoho and Bird-B-Gone have since gone on to fund several major construction projects to benefit COTN's children in Sierra Leone. "This started out as, if we can just help or save one child that doesn't have a lot of hope, it's worth it," Donoho says. "It's turned out to be even bigger than that."
Though Donoho has been faithful in supporting COTN's ministry in Sierra Leone, he has always had a heart for serving the children of Liberia. The American businessman spent part of his childhood in Liberia, where his father, a civil engineer, built the Port of Buchanan and the railway to the Nimba mountains. In March, Donoho and Clark will travel to Liberia a second time, to discern a way forward for COTN's ministry there.
Donoho brings years of experience as the president and CEO of Bird-B-Gone, the world's largest manufacturer and distributor of commercial grade bird control products. His unique passions and experience with COTN will make him a valuable member of the leadership team.
Children of the Nations is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising children who transform nations. The organization currently serves in Sierra Leone, Malawi, Uganda, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Liberia, providing holistic care to orphaned and destitute children. For more information, visit www.cotni.org.
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MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. — When Bruce Donoho, owner of Bird-B-Gone, traveled to Sierra Leone in 2010 to meet Alfred, an orphan he and his wife Julie had sponsored, he had no idea of the lasting impact it would have.
What has unfolded for Donoho and Bird-B-Gone since then has affected numerous lives both at home and in the West African nations he visited.
Donoho recently returned from his second trip to Liberia and Sierra Leone, where he completed one major philanthropic project, building a children's dormitory, and set plans in motion for others. The impoverished nations continue to suffer from the devastating effects of extended rebel wars that destroyed much of their infrastructures and left many children orphaned. With unemployment rates topping 80 percent, most families live in poverty and malnutrition is common.
The Donohos first heard about Alfred through Children of the Nations International (COTN), a charitable organization pledging medical aid, safety, nutrition and education to the children of these and other nations in need. After sponsoring the child for three years, the Donohos wanted to meet Alfred and check out the credentials of the organization they'd backed. Read More…
The roof of the new dormatory / guest house is almost done. This building in Sierra Leone is made possible by the donations from Bird-B-Gone, Inc. Bird-B-Gone purchased brick making machines to help build up the Childrens Village run by Children of the Nations in Seirra Leone. The brick machines use local materials to make bricks that are use for buildings. These machines save thousands of dollars by eliminating the costly transportation costs of bringing building materials to the bush of Sierra Leone. They have also streamlined the building process, as bricks are made as needed.
Bird-B-Gone and owner Bruce Donoho have a heart for the children of Sierra Leone and Liberea. As a youngster, Bruce spent several years living in Sierra Leone and Libera with his family. His father was responsible for building the railroad and harbor in Libera during the early 1960′s. Since that time Bruce has always had a heart for the Liberian and Sierra Leone people. When the opprotunity came about to help build a Childrens Village, Bruce and the Bird-B-Gone Family jumped at the chance.
The Bird-B-Gone Family welcomes you, our friends and family to join us in helping the Children of Sierra Leone. If you would like to donate to the building in Sierra Leone, just follow the link to the Children of the Nations website. Your prayers and good wishes are also welcome!
Please come back soon to see how the buildings are progessing and to share in Bruce's upcoming visit to Sierra Leone and Liberia!
The roof is ready to go up on the Guest House and dormitories being built in Sierra Leone just in time for the rainy season. Bird B Gone has donated two portable brick making machines that have made the bricks to build the dorms. The bricks are made on-site using local materials. This saves on costs of transporting building materials into the areas where the childrens villages are.
The dormitory is a part of the Childrens Village in Sierra Leone run by Children of the Nations. It will be used to house orphaned children in Sierra Leone, as well as visitors to the orphanage.
Bird B Gone would like to thank all of our customers. Without your help we would not have been able to raise this building. A big thank you also to our friends who have given support to the children of Sierra Leone.
In a continued relationship with Children of the Nations, Bird-B-Gone has donated machines to make bricks that will be used in Sierra Leone to build childrens dormitories, schools and other needed buildings.
The brick making machines use local materials to make the bricks on the building site. This is much more economical and easier to supply as it is difficult to get building materials sent into the outback where most villages are located.


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