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This course is a collection of short Photoshop and Illustrator projects and creative effects that can be completed in ten minutes or less. The series is taught by computer graphics guru Deke McClelland, and presented in his signature step-by-step style. The intent is to reveal how various Photoshop and Illustrator features can be combined and leveraged in real-world examples so that they can be applied to creative projects right away.
Hey gang, this is Deke McClelland. Welcome to Deke's Techniques. Well, it's a new year, January 2nd to be exact, and I just got back from a 2-day party. Yeah, that's it, which is why I am so gussied up. Now in honor of the New Year I thought I would show you how to create your own Custom 2013 Calendar inside of Adobe Illustrator. Now we're going to base our design off this one here. It's from this guy German Ariel Berra. Let's pretend that's how it's pronounced of the Fotolia Image Library. Problem is this guy hasn't updated his design since 2011. So I thought we'd lift from it and create our own 2013 design right here. Now we are going to start things off by creating a pattern of precisely-aligned hexagons, and you can see just how precisely aligned they are in this detail, and then we will add the days and the month. And in the subsequent video I'll show you how to create the dates inside of an Illustrator table. Here, let me show you exactly how it works. Alright, here is the final calendar. It'll take us a total of three movies to create it. We are going to start off inside of this file, and I have gone ahead and included the original Fotolia artwork for the sake of reference. But for the sake of clarity, I am going to turn that layer off, and I'm going to click of hexagons layer to make it active. Then you want to click and hold on the Shape tool icon here inside the Toolbox and select the Polygon tool from the fly-out menu, then click over here in the upper left region of the document in order to bring up the Polygon dialog box. I went ahead and set the Radius value to 98 points, though of course, you can modify that setting to anything you like. But you do want Sides value to be 6 so that you are creating hexagons, then click OK to create that Shape. It's at the wrong angle, so double-click on the Rotate tool in order to bring up the Rotate dialog box and set the Angle value to 30 degrees. And if you have got the Preview check box on, you'll see that goes ahead and rotates the hexagons so it's upright, then click OK in order to accept that change. Now I am going to go and zoom in on the shape so that I can see it nice and close. I'll press the V key to switch back to my Black Arrow tool, and I'll also go up to the Window menu and choose the Appearance command to bring up the Appearance panel so we have access to the Fill and Stroke attributes. Click on the Fill to make it Active, then click on its Color Swatch to bring up the Swatches panel and select this shade of medium blue that I have created in advance, which is called February, and that goes ahead and changes to Fill to medium blue, like so. Then click on a Stroke to make it active, change Line Weight to 2 points, and change the color from black to white. Now with the Stroke still selected, go ahead and drop down to little page icon at the bottom of the Appearance panel and click on it, to make a copy of the Stroke. We want to scoop this new stroke inward, so go up to the Effect Menu > Distort and Transform, and choose the Transform command. And the settings I came up with are 95% apiece for both the Horizontal and Vertical scale values. If you turn on the Preview check box, you can see the result. Now click OK in order to accept that change. Now let's go ahead and zoom out a little bit here. We need to make a few copies of this hexagon. So with the Black Arrow tool active, go ahead and drag from this upper-left point over to the right until you snap into Alignment with the similar right-hand point and then press Alt key or the Option key on the Mac and release in order to create copy of that shape. Notice up here in the Swatches panel that the Stroke is active because the Active Swatch is white. So press the X key to make the Fill active and then change that fill to March in order to apply the shade of green. Now I'll press Ctrl+D or Command+D on a Mac to make another copy of the shape and change its Fill to April, make it another copy and change its Fill today to May. Now go ahead and marquee these three shapes right there. You only have to partially marquee them and then drag from the top-most point, down and to the right a little bit until you snap into alignment at this position here and press the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac and release to make three more copies of the shapes. Go ahead and marquee the first one to make it active and then change its color to June. Marquee this final shape over here and change its color to this red, which is July. And then you want to marquee the central shape and change its color to the shade of purple, which is called Year spot, because that's a spot at which the year will appear. Let's go ahead and scroll things up a little bit. I'll marquee these top shapes and drag this top point down to this position. You'll see that hollow arrowhead which indicates a snap to, then press Alt key or Option key on a Mac and release to create these copies. Go ahead and marquee this guy to make him active and change its color to August, marquee this one, change its color to September, marquee this one, change its color to October, and then this guy right there wants to have a color of November. Go ahead and drag this point right there, the upper point in November until it snaps into alignment at this location, press and hold the Alt key or Option Key on a Mac to make a copy and change the color of the shape to December. And then go ahead and select November again and drag its bottom point up to this location of up here and press the Alt or Option key on the Mac, and then release in order to create the top shape and change its color to January. Now we can press Ctrl+O or Command+O on the Mac to zoom out, and you'll see that even now have all the hexagons we need, they aren't by any means positioned properly. So, what you need to do is press Ctrl+A or Command+A on the Mac to select all the hexagons, and then go into the Object menu and choose the Group command to group all of the shapes together. Now you can center them by going up to this Align icon and changing it to Align to Artboard if it's not set that way already. And next, you want to click on Horizontal Align Center, and then click on Vertical Align Center in order to go ahead and scoot the shapes to the desired location. Now I am going to go ahead and zoom in just a little bit here, and I'll switch back to the Layers panel and turn on the Months layer so that you can see that I've gone ahead and created in advance, not only the text that indicates the year for this Calendar, but also most of the months, including January and then June through December. The reason I have done this already is because most of this text work is busy work. However, I want to give you has a sense of how I accomplished it, so we'll be creating February through May together. So I'll go ahead and zoom in on my calendar like so and then center things on the month of February. And let's start things off by switching to the Type tool, which you can get by pressing the T key. Go ahead and click on the Months Layer inside the Layers panel, if you're working along with me. And we want to set a few things up in advance. First of all, we want the text of the align center, so go ahead and click on the Align Center icon up here in the control panel, then click on the word Character to bring up the Character panel. And I am going to be setting my Text in Myriad Pro. And to get to it, assuming that you have it, it's included with most versions of the Creative Suite. All you have to do is enter the first few letters of Myriad Pro like so. And next, I want to change the Type Style to Bold, and notice I have a very long list of Styles. You probably won't see that many, but you should see bold at some point. And then we want to change the Type Size to 22 points. Notice this next option down here, that's the Kerning value. You want to change it from Auto to Optical, which is going to give you the best results and then click on the fly-out menu icon in the upper- right corner of the panel and switch to All Caps. Go ahead and press the Enter key or the Return key on the Mac in order to accept the change and click somewhere inside the hexagon, not along the outline, because then you'll create text inside of a hexagon. Rather, you want to create an independent line of point text. So your cursor should appear as an I beam inside of a dotted square. Go ahead and click inside the hexagon at some location and then enter February and press the Escape key in order to exit the text entry mode. Now we've got one issue, which is that the text is black, so click in the first Color Swatch up here in Control panel and change it to white, like so. Now we need to position and duplicate text in order to create the other months. We are going to do that by adding some center points to the Hexagons. So go ahead and marquee this first hexagon here, and because they are group together, that selects all of them and press Ctrl+Y or Command+Y on a Mac to switch to the outline mode. Then go up to the Window menu and choose the Attributes command in order to bring up the Attributes panel and make sure that the panel is expanded as far as it can go so that you can see this option right here Shows Center, then go ahead and click on it, and that will add center points to all the hexagons. Now go ahead and close the panel, select the text by clicking on it, and then drag its point in 'til it snaps into Alignment with the center of the hexagon. Now what we want to do is zoom out a little bit and make some duplicates of text. So I'll go ahead and once again drag from the center point of February over to this location here and press the Alt key or the Option key on the Mac in order to create a duplicate. We need a couple of more, so press Ctrl+D or Command+D on the Mac couples more times, like so. Then press the T key in order to switch to the Type tool, double-click inside February, and change it to March, press the Escape key in order except that change, press the T key once again to switch to the Type tool, double- click inside this occurrence of February to select it, change it to April, press the Escape key in order except that change, and then press the T key to switch back to the Type tool, double-click inside the final February, and change it to May, and then press the Escape key. And notice, not only does that except the change, but it also switches you back to the Black Arrow tool. So I'll go and Shift-click on all of the Months here in order to select all four, and we need to move them up a little bit into the desired position. So double-click on the Black Arrow tool at the top of the Toolbox in order to bring up a Move dialog box, change the Horizontal value to 0 and press the Tab key and then change the Vertical value to -41 points and press Tab in order to move the text into these locations here. And then click OK to accept the change. Press Ctrl+0 or Command+0 on a Mac in order to zoom out for my Artwork, and now I'll press Ctrl+Y or Command+Y on the Mac in order to switch back to the Preview Mode. And that, friends, is how you create the hexagons and month names in order to fill out a single page calendar that you can scale to any size that you like here inside Illustrator. If you're a member of the lynda.com online training library, I have two follow-up movies. In the first I show you how to create the dates inside of an Illustrator table so that you can easily modify the dates for each and every month. And in the next movie I show you how to create a field of logos inside of hexagons surrounding the calendar so that you can output your calendar to say poster size and hand it out to clients. In next week's free movie I am going to show you how to create an infinity symbol, not a sideways eight, but rather an infinity symbol that matches the font of your choice using the Width tool inside of Illustrator, and this is an amazing technique that you'll see. Deke's Techniques each and every week, keep watching!
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Cargo Cargo Bronzer in Medium
147 reviews
76% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
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on 3/18/2009 1:51:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Been using a sample of this & it's rather nice. I'm a GGG/MMM so maybe I'd go for "dark" if I bought the full-size, not sure. But this medium shade is lovely, giving a hint of color that isn't too sparkly or orange. Nice as a blush on me too. Doesn't last very long & isn't cheap but overall, a pretty good bronzer!
on 2/24/2009 1:56:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Amazing bronzer. I use this to make my cheek bones more defined, around the nose, chin, neck and a bit around the forehead. I use it with a light hand and it gives me a healthy very subtle tan glow. Very beautiful, not shimmery on me and not orange at all. I am however, a fair-medium skin tone naturally. I use this everyday and a tin lasts me at least four months so well worth the price. Even better, Cargo's gift sets at Sephora often include this bronzer in an amazing deal. I've been using this bronzer for 2-3 years now and will definitely repurchase.
on 2/15/2009 5:36:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I am NC15 and hesitated between getting Medium or Light. RIS Medium from a very generous MUAer (ty!) and I have to say Medium was the right call- this is a lovely golden toned bronzer with some shimmer. Using Medium, I think Light could probably be duped by LM Shimmer Bronzer.
I love the texture- it is just gritty enough to have some grab on my skin and not be blotchy, but not so gritty that it scratches or dries out my skin. Color wise, it goes on a good match- the shimmer is present, but it does look natural. I wish Cargo could find the fine line between matte-flat versus OTT shimmer, but shimmer never hurt me before.
Unlike a lot of other bronzers, including ones I love and use, this has almost no red or pink tones- my Medium is a straight up golden brown. I am the ultimate bronzer h00r and Medium will stay in my rotation because of its lack of red tones, it is a unique color for a bronzer and has the added bonus of working well on me. I especially love pairing this with another bronzer and using the Cargo for highligting and toning down the red of the 2nd bronzer.
on 1/12/2009 1:20:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a very nice bronzer. It looks good on my NC20 skin. It's not too brown or too orange. It does have shimmer which emphasizes my pores, otherwise I'd rate this as perfect. The shimmer is very subtle though and the texture of this is divine. This is one of the best bronzers out there.
on 12/5/2008 11:49:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I received a sample of this in a swap and I love it! I have the medium and it is the most natural looking bronzer I have ever tried. I have light-med skin that gets pretty light in the winter and this color makes me feel like I have been out in the sun. Sparkle is just the right amount-gives a very nice glow
on 11/8/2008 9:12:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the bronzer that I've tried so far, and I've tried many. It blends really well with my skin tone and it doesn't have an orange or red base to it. I think that bronzers really depend on your skin tone. From what I see, I don't think this is suitable for light skin or dark skin.....Cargo makes different shades of bronzer for light and dark skin if that's your case. My skin is more medium with an olive tone in it.
The biggest problem I find with bronzers: they're either too red or too orange. But with Cargo, I've used both the regular medium (which seems to have a small hint of shimmer in it) and the matte medium. I use it pretty much everyday too so I love this stuff.
on 10/5/2008 10:32:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I hate this. Its sparkley and looks fake fake fake. I broke my NARS laguna and replaced it with this - a huuuuge mistake!! Incomparable and the proof is in the pictures. Uhhhg, stay away.
on 10/4/2008 1:23:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This is my favourite bronzer, ever!
The packaging is great, unless you drop it a lot, in which the tin will dent. I really like the nice round surface that i can swirl my brush around in!
On my (NC35) skin, its not too shimmery or orange. It has a very nice, buildable colour that i find i can never really overdo. It also gives you a really nice glow, even if its dreary outside.
I'd definitely recommend this, and rebuy it if i can find it!
on 9/3/2008 12:11:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The perfect bronzer! not too much shimmer, not too orange, a big surface so you can get even application on your brush, and a really good price point for so much product. I used to work at Sephora and no one ever came back to the counter with an allergic reaction to it or their blushes (except Beach Blushes). Totally a no brainer - why pay more?
on 8/23/2008 1:40:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I received this as a deluxe sample from Sephora a few months ago and there's still a lot of product left! This is one of the few deluxe samples that actually lives up to its "deluxe" name. The bronzer itself blends beautifully with my mineral makeup surprisingly, and looks very natural like a highlighter. This is perhaps the best bronzer I've ever used, and I intend to buy the full-size product when I finish this sample tin. The only thing that I don't like about the product is its high price!
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You'd have to go down and meet the fishermen at the docks to get a fresher – or wider – selection of seafood than you'll find in our Markets. The stars of our show are wild salmon – fresh Alaskan in season (May-September); Bruce Gore-caught, fresh-frozen Alaskan salmon year-round; Lummi Island reefnet salmon (July-October); Copper River salmon (usually available only for about a month, starting in mid-May); and, as available, Aleutia Sockeye Salmon Fillets. Alaska is a well-managed, sustainable fishery and the Lummi method is said to be the most sustainable method in the world. Alaskan Halibut is another show stopper – it's usually available fresh every month except November-February when you can find Bruce Gore-caught frozen halibut.
Here are some other highlights of our selection:
- Kodiak Pacific Cod (January/February) (Note – This fish was formerly called "True" Cod)
- Fresh King Crab (October-January)
- Local Dungeness Crab (Just about year-round)
- Spot Prawns (April-December)
- Dinglebar Ling Cod (May/June)
Live Tanks
Optimum freshness is why you can find Dungeness Crabs, North Atlantic Lobster, Spot Prawns and several varieties of local oysters and clams in our live tanks, unique to our Central Market stores. Look for live King Crab in December – but don't put your hands in the tanks! These tanks turn over their water at least six times an hour, and are outfitted with multipe filtration systems.
Bruce Gore Salmon
Bruce Gore salmon is individually caught by hook and line, bled and flash frozen onboard, and is individually handled to prevent bruising. Bruce Gore of Bainbridge Island perfected the innovative process in the 1970s, setting the standard for unsurpassed quality.
This salmon also is known for stringent onboard sanitation, having no chemical additives, and complete traceability – each fish gets a tracking number that identifies where it was caught and by what boat. The fresh Alaska waters where this salmon is caught has been managed since the 1950s and the salmon – Silver, King and Sockeye – get to our stores within 24 to 48 hours of being caught. The fish travel from Alaska on barges – using fewer energy resources than arriving via airplane. Bruce continues to serve as an onboard consultant to the company he started, Triad Fisheries.
Lummi Island Reef Net Salmon
Reef netting, used by Native Americans for centuries, is now used by select fishermen in the San Juans and nowhere else in the world. Reef netters create an elaborate funnel of lines and ribbons suspended between two anchored boats. "Spotters," standing on towers, watch for schools of salmon to swim along the reef and over the net. When a school is observed, the net is quickly pulled up. Reef netters use gentle handling and processing methods and the fish are live-bled. Rather than burning fuel chasing the salmon, the barges remain stationary. When the net is pulled in, the fish are sorted and all unwanted and protected species are harmlessly released back into the water. There is minimal disruption of marine mammals, birds or the environment. Reef net salmon are among the highest in flavorful and healthful omega-3 oils because they still have the fats they have stored for their journey.
Aleutia Sockeye Salmon Fillets
You can find frozen Aleutia Sockeye Salmon Fillets from September through the early winter, or sometimes into May. Aleutia is a non-profit organization founded in 2001 by fishing families along Alaska's remote Eastern Aleutian Islands and Western Peninsula. It was created to share the best of the traditional ocean sockeye harvest and tell the story of an unknown region and the families there, with proceeds supporting local communities. The sockeye are harvested by families in a low-volume, meticulous fishering – each fish is hand selected, iced immediately and inspected three times before it can bear the Aleutia name.


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There are 3 frogs from around the world to ID.
Move your mouse around the map above, if a place changes colour, click on it, there's a frog there to ID. You'll see a frog photo with 3 names beside it, click on the name of a frog. If you're not sure, click on "clue" to get a hint.
If you're right, try to ID another frog.
If you picked the wrong frog, try again.
After you ID all the frogs you'll find out how well you know frogs from around the world.


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Phylis Myles brings a background in both the corporate world and in private law practice to the job of Assistant Dean for Placement. Before going to law school, she worked as editor, communications manager and director of marketing in the corporate world in areas as diverse as camping guides, surgical equipment at Baxter International and video arcade games at a division of Columbia Pictures.
While in law school, she was selected by the faculty of Lewis & Clark for the Cornelius Honor Society for "superior scholarship, leadership and contributions to the law school community" and was the managing editor of the Environmental Law journal.
After earning her J.D., she clerked at the Oregon Court of Appeals for Justice R. William Riggs. She was a trial attorney in private practice with her husband in Portland for 12 years, specializing in employment discrimination and environmental justice issues. She also was a trainer for the U.S. Forest Service line employees in environmental justice issues.
Myles has been active in Oregon Women Lawyers, a professional organization that promotes women and minorities in the legal profession, since its inception in 1989 and is a past president. She has served on several Oregon State Bar committees, including the Uniform Jury Instructions-Civil, which rewrote all of Oregon's civil jury instructions from 2001 to 2004. She was awarded a lifetime membership in the Portland Gay Men's Chorus for her dedication to discrimination issues. Myles currently serves on the Oregon Women Lawyers Foundation Board, continues to be active in discrimination issues and is a frequent speaker on strategic planning for nonprofit organizations.
She is a member of the Oregon and Washington bars and is admitted to the U.S. District Courts of the Districts of Oregon and Western Washington and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Grilled Sweet Potato and Corn Salad
This side dish makes good use of the natural earthy sweetness of sweet potatoes, contrasting them with fruity poblano peppers, lime, and green onions to make a salad that works quite well. More
This side dish makes good use of the natural earthy sweetness of sweet potatoes, contrasting them with fruity poblano peppers, lime, and green onions to make a salad that works quite well. More
These stuffed poblanos build upon the awesomeness chorizo with a mix of fresh, tangy, creamy, spicy, cheesy, meaty flavors. More
Poblano peppers are mild, but remove the seeds and ribs if you're extremely sensitive to heat.... More
Potato salad, so often sad and boring, is infused with roasted garlic and covered with a spicy poblano mayonnaise. What's so fascinating about this recipe is how everything is cooked on one baking sheet. More
It's not exactly Mexican and not exactly European, but a nice compromise between the two. The recipe can be made with a high-quality canned tuna or, in this variation, topped with thin slices of medium-rare skirt steak. But the real star is the mixture of warm potatoes, poblanos, and sweet slices of red onion, dressed lightly with rice vinegar and olive oil and seasoned with a little oregano. More
Editor's note: On Fridays, Joshua Bousel drops by with a recipe for you to grill over the weekend. Fire it up, Joshua! My recent failure at grilling stuffed peppers left a lingering desire for some that could fulfill my craving.... More
It's funny how a missing ingredient can lead to a whole new dinner. The original idea was to remake the poblano tacos I had so loved from last summer. It's a relatively easy recipe, but I was missing something, and... More
This Mexican-inspired dish comes by way of England, which seems a tad ridiculous. But my guide in the proceedings was Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, the star of the BBC series River Cottage. I've been devouring the three DVD box set The River... More


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B&K Painting is a full service painting company that has been serving the Treasure Valley for 12 years. Chris Berry owns and operates B&K Painting and has a combined 17 years painting and construction experience.
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B&K Painting is a full service painting company that has been serving the Treasure Valley for 12 years. Chris Berry owns and operates B&K Painting and has a combined 17 years painting and construction experience.
B&K Painting is a full-service painting company that has been serving the Treasure Valley for 12 years. Chris Berry owns and operates B&K Painting and has a combined 17 years' painting and construction experience. Our company specializes in exterior and interior repaints, and we are committed to 100% satisfaction on every job we start. B&K Painting is dedicated to providing quality workmanship, drug free employees, employees of high-moral character, high-quality Sherwin Williams, exceptional warranties, and the satisfaction you deserve. We are known for our excellence in customer satisfaction. We are the Talk of the Town winner with a 5-star rating.
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I started working for a painting contractor 6 months ago with no experience. Chris' videos have helped me tremendously. I appreciate his willingness to share his knowledge.
I bought a Graco 395 Airless and Chris's video on Graco Airless and spray tips one uses and Why, was og great value to me. Thanks again and keep on rolling..
I have been following Chris Berrry on youtube for a while. Of all the instuctional videos on this line of work, his are both the most crediable and most informative regards to conditions we meet in a normal workday. He is our best source for information and inspiration to adapt outdoor spraypainting here in Norway....
Amazing experience working with Chris. He does free estimates, he works quick, clean, and detailed, and was extremely professional. Do yourself a favor and hire him for your next painting job!
very helpful
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I have just started renovating a 72 unit apartment building and was not looking forward to the painting. I am not a great painter! I knew spraying would be the quickest way to get the units completed. I have never used a sprayer and was a little intimidated. I found Chris Berry's YouTube Channel and was amazed at the quality and content of his videos. I have now been spraying for a week and could not imagine doing it any other way. I think I have watched every video and look forward to new one's! Keep up the good work!
Chris Berry's sharing of his expert professional knowledge of painting via his very detailed youtube videos for other professionals & DIYers has been invaluable for myself in completing an entire project. I highly encourage anyone looking to hire him in the Idaho/West Coast area to do so as well as anyone looking to gain knowledge from a true professional to follow his video channel on youtube. The idaho paint guy....you won't be disappointed. Semper Fidelis
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A. B&K Painting is a registered and licensed contractor in the State of Idaho. Contractors registration # RCE 11698, and license # PWC-C-15914-D-4.
We strive to produce quality jobs from the start to finish. 100% satisfaction guaranteed. 70% of our clients are referrals or repeat customers and thatâs a strong testimony!
A. Have you ever noticed that if you leave regular tan masking tape on something too long, it is almost impossible to remove, tearing and leaving adhesive residue behind? And besides, it often makes a ragged line with some coatings instead of a crisp clean line. Thatâs not your fault. You are simply choosing the wrong tape. There are several specialty tapes that work better.
One company, 3M, color-coded their specialty tapes making the differences easier to see. Their blue ling Mask tape is designed to remain on for a week and still come off clean, with no residue. For a clean, masked line when painting, use 3Mâs bright green Lacquer Tape.
A. Discuss bids in detail with each contractor, making certain you understood the reasons for any variations in the prices. Do not automatically choose the lowest price. One contractors bid might me higher because the materials to be used are of a better quality or because the work will be especially thorough and, therefore, require more time and labor.
A. Ask the painter for local references and find out if these customers were satisfied with the contractors work. If possible, visit and inspect their completed projects.
A. We specialize in a variety of painting services such as interior and exterior house painting. Our team of painters always put our customerâs needs first in providing top quality service. We arrive on time, keep you informed, and deliver what we promise (a beautiful paint job with complete 100% customer satisfaction). All of our employees possess the values of integrity, honesty, and hard work. From our painting crew to our office staff, we are dedicated professionals. B&K Painting offers affordable prices and free professional color consultations. Our free estimate will give you an accurate understanding of the project details and cost before our work even begins.
A. Chris is faithful, generous and thoughtful to his customers, his employees, and his family. He pauses before he reacts, trying to see all angles of a situation and all possible solutions. Driven by his love for God and his faith in His Word, Chris has a delightful commitment to his family and a very apparent and deep love for his wife. Outside of painting, he enjoys racing bikes, snowboarding, and spending time with his kids.âWe hire people based on their good character, and then we train them to be good craftsman.â Chris is thankful for our wonderful customers and wants to provide them the best experience possible. Chris is grateful to God for his grace towards B&K Painting, but he is even more grateful for his wife, three children, health.
A. Picking out colors can be difficult at times and can cost you lots of money if the colors do not come out as you have planned. In our experience this happens way too often. Why worry, hire a professional. It can save you money and heart aches in the end.
Color consulting is one of my greatest passions.
A. B&K Painting is dedicated to providing quality workmanship, drug free employees, employees of high moral character, high quality Sherwin Williams, exceptional warranties, and the satisfaction you deserve.
A. The last painter we hired would work for a few days, then be gone for a couple days. Will you stay on the job once you begin?
Yes. Well stay with the project and work continually until your project is complete. However, this differs for exterior work. Weather dictates our working habits during cold and rainy seasons.
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Most of the time we use Sherwin Williams line of products. However, the brand of paint we use can be influenced by other factors including customer preference, the nature of the project, and other bid specifications. In addition to using the best paint, we use top quality materials, tools and supplies from other companies.


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November 28, 2005 - Hurricane Katrina Relief Tax PackageOn September 21, 2005, the House and Senate unanimously passed the Hurricane Katrina Tax Relief Package (H.R. 3768). The bill was signed on Friday, September 23, 2005 by President Bush.House Ways and Means Chair Bill Thomas (R-CA) stated, "It's important that this tax legislation is signed into law quickly to help ease that burdens on those affected by Hurricane Katrina."Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) approved of the bill and noted, "Passing this tax package and getting it to the president is the first step in tackling the devastating circumstances Katrina has left behind. We are also working to provide long-term tax help, but today's package will give urgent relief so victims can start picking up the pieces and putting their lives back together."Senate Finance Chair Charles Grassley (R-IA) also was pleased and stated, "The immediate-relief package will help get short-term aid to hurricane victims by encouraging food donations and the employment of displaced individuals, for example. For those who've suffered casualty losses, we've liberalized the tax rules to permit affected taxpayers to deduct losses from damaged property."As part of the Katrina Hurricane Relief Tax Package (H.R. 3768), Sec. 301 permits charitable gifts up to 100% of income. This provision effectively permits unlimited IRA withdrawals and gifts to charity, including Aquinas College. Many individual donors may make IRA 2005 withdrawal-gifts.Cash Gifts Prior to Dec 31, 2005 - No Limitation on Cash Gifts, 100% deductible against 2005 income.Give to Aquinas CollegeGuide to IRA 2005 GiftsWhat is the new 2005 IRA gift concept?Congress wanted to help charities assisting in the Hurricane Katrina relief. So they decided to allow unlimited gifts to charity up to a donor's total income.How does this affect IRA gifts?When a person over age 59½ withdraws funds from his or her IRA, the withdrawal will be included in the IRA owner's taxable income. Under the new 100% of income charitable gifts option, the withdrawn funds may be given in full to charity. The full gift will then be deductible. In addition, since the 100% deduction applies regardless of the gift source, withdrawals and gifts may also be made from 401(k) plans, 403(b) plans or other qualified retirement plans.Is the IRA 2005 Gifts plan different from the IRA Tax-Free Rollover?Yes. During the negotiations between the House and Senate, the decision was made to delete the IRA Tax-Free Rollover from the Katrina Relief bill. The IRA Tax-Free Rollover did not pass. As an alternative, the IRA 2005 Gifts provision for cash gifts was then added to the Katrina Relief bill.Is there a dollar limit?Good news - the IRA withdrawal and gift option is unlimited. A person can withdraw and give $1,000 or $1,000,000.When is this 100% gift deduction rule applicable?Qualifying cash gifts must be made between August 28, 2005 and December 31, 2005.How should a donor make this gift?The IRA owner should withdraw the desired amount this year and make the gift by December 31, 2005. Warning - some IRA custodians take two to three weeks to process withdrawal requests! IRA owners should make the withdrawal request by early December to allow time for processing by the IRA custodian. Donors must have the cash available by December 31 to qualify.With a large IRA withdrawal and then gift, will the donor receive a full deduction?Yes, the withdrawal increases taxable income, and the gift reduces taxable income.Are there other income tax limits that are affected?Usually, for higher income taxpayers, 3% of itemized deductions are not allowed. For cash gifts to charity between Aug. 28 and Dec. 31 of 2005, the 3% reduction does not apply. 100% of the gift is deductible. It appears that the IRS will treat these charitable deductions as itemized deductions not subject to the 3% rule.Will state income taxes be a factor?Some states have no income tax, some follow the federal 50% AGI deduction limit with five year carry forward and some have different rules. Most donors will be able to take a state charitable deduction for 50% or more of the IRA gift, and then take the balance on the deduction over the next five years. However, donors should check with their tax advisors to determine the actual effect. Some donors may take the IRA withdrawal, give 95% to charity and use the remaining 5% to cover other tax costs.Will there be other income tax effects?There may be for some donors. When adjusted gross income is increased, deductions such as medical deductions or casualty deductions with "floors" to the deductible amount may be affected. The 3% floor should not be affected. If the IRS follows the statute language, the 3% floor should not be lifted by the qualified charitable gift, since the gift is not subject to the 3% adjustment. If the 3% floor is lifted, then the effect would be to subject the gift at least in part to the adjustment.Which charities qualify for the 100% deduction?Public charities generally will qualify.Must the IRA 2005 gift be for Katrina relief?No, if the gift is by an individual but, yes, if it is by a corporation. A corporation may give up to 100% of taxable income for Katrina relief. An individual may make an IRA 2005 gift to public charities for any purpose.Which charities or gifts will not qualify?With the new 100% gifts rule, there are several exceptions - no private foundation gifts, no supporting organization gifts, no donor advised fund gifts and no gifts of property such as stock or land.Could you share gift examples?Mary IRA Owner is a retired teacher. She has income this year of $40,000. Mary makes gifts each year to his favorite charity. With $40,000 of income, she normally can give and deduct up to one-half of income, or a maximum of $20,000 per year. She is age 74 and has an IRA of $850,000. Mary wants to make a major gift this year to his favorite charity. She withdraws $50,000 from her IRA, and her income is now $90,000. Mary gives the $50,000 to his favorite charity by December 31, 2005 and deducts the $50,000. Her income for tax purposes is reduced to the original $40,000.Mary IRA Owner has income this year of $200,000. During her years in business she built up a large IRA. When she retired three years ago, she sold the business and rolled her qualified retirement plan over into an IRA. She has an IRA of $4,000,000 and wants to help her favorite charity with a large gift. Mary withdraws $1,000,000 from her IRA, and her income is now $1,200,000. She gives the $1,000,000 to charity by December 31, 2005 and deducts the $1,000,000. Her income for tax purposes is reduced to the original $200,000.Give to Aquinas College2005 End-of-the Year Giving DeadlinesAquinas College very much appreciates those who include the College in their end-of-the-year giving plans. Gifts to Aquinas College must be postmarked before midnight on December 31, 2005 to be processed and receipted in the 2005 calendar year. 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ISU Extension work has an impact around the world — just ask ISU Extension farm management field specialist Kelvin Leibold. During recent travels to China and Germany, he discussed ISU research with graduate students and international colleagues who were eager to hear Iowa State's perspective on issues ranging from ethanol impacts on grain markets to crop production costs and cost-effective tillage.
"In October ISU Extension economist Bob Wisner and I made presentations on the impacts of ethanol on world grain markets and U.S. agricultural policies to graduate students in finance and economics at the University of Shanghai, China," Leibold said.
"We also visited a 100 million gallon ethanol plant in Henan and met with their management group. The plant operated on corn, sweet potatoes and cassava. During the trip we traveled about 2,000 miles around China seeing various types of agriculture and technology."
In November, Leibold attended the AgriTechnica Tillage show, the largest machinery show in the world, in Hanover, Germany. He presented two sessions on large-scale tillage and successful cultivation management in the United States along with two Russians who presented on tillage in Russia.
He also saw outcomes of an ongoing project with FAL, Germany's Federal Agricultural Research Centre, which is similar to the Center for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD) at ISU. "About 20 nations come together and share data on the cost of production for various crops. I run the numbers for an Iowa soybean and corn farmer," Leibold said. "FAL's AgriBenchmark group compiled the data and presented the results at AgriTechnica."
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Forms, Legal - Research Guide
This is a subject listing of resources for legal forms.
Practicing lawyers require sample versions of standard legal documents known as model forms. There are sets of forms for federal practice, for most states, and for specialized subject areas. Some sets of forms include annotations, checklists, and citations to cases in which the forms were used. Most law firms maintain in-house collections of forms relating to their specific areas of practice. Generally, there are two kinds of forms:
instruments, which are used to complete transactions between private parties in business, real estate, estate planning, etc., and
pleadings, which are filed in court.
Model forms of both types of legal documents can be found in the library, in books, looseleafs, electronic databases, and the Internet. Remember to browse the shelves for additional form books shelved close to the following titles of books and looseleafs for each subject area. Some titles may also be duplicated in Westlaw or Lexis.
The Internet is an ever expanding source of legal forms. Good sources include Findlaw Forms, Federal Forms, the 'Lectric Law Library, and the IRS forms page. You may also try various search engines, such as Google or Yahoo, for access to self-help forms available from publishers or law firms, but be wary of costs and verify the quality of the source. If you need additional help in finding and using forms, ask a Librarian at the Reference Desk located in the Reading Room.
To find form books for a particular state, do a keyword search in GULLiver for the name of your state and the word "forms". For example, a good keyword search for Virginia formbooks would be:
General Form Sets
Each of the following has legal forms on a broad range of subjects and will supply the forms needed by most patrons:
- West's Legal Forms. Updated with pocket parts. West Pub. Co., 1996- KF170 .M61 1981. Also available on Westlaw.
- American Jurisprudence Legal Forms. Updated with pocket parts. Lawyers Co-op. Pub. Co., 1971- KF170 .A42 (Cancelled in 2012)
- Lexis - Forms & Agreements can be found under "Secondary Legal"
- Westlaw - FormFinder located under "Forms"
Browse the list below for sources of specific forms.
Advising the Elderly Client. Looseleaf. Clark, Boardman, Callaghan, Available through Westlaw
Elderlaw FormFinder, Thomson, West. Available through Westlaw
The ElderLaw Portfolio Series. Looseleaf. Little, Brown, KF390 .A4 E429
Tax, Estate & Financial Planning for the Elderly: Forms and Practice, Matthew Bender, Available through Lexis
Oehmke Commercial Arbitration. Looseleaf. Clark Boardman, Callaghan, 3rd ed., KF9085 .O45 See extensive Forms listing in Index.
Alternative Dispute Resolution with Forms. Updated with pocket parts. West Pub. Co., KF9085 .G74 . See Appendix D Forms."
Arbitration forms from Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service (FMCS) http://www.fmcs.gov/internet/downloadsList.asp?categoryID=186
Art (see also Intellectual Property)
Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Investors, Dealers, and Artists, KF390.A7 L47, Available through Bloomberg Law.
Business (see also Uniform Commercial Code) Advising Small Businesses: Forms. Steven C. Alberty, Only on Westlaw. Advising The Small Business : Forms and Advice for the Legal Practitioner. Jean Batman. KF1659 .B38
Bloomberg Law Transactional Forms: Transactional Law > Transactional Law Resources > Sample Transactional Forms
Contemporary Corporation Forms. Aspen Law & Business, Available electronically
Founder's Workbench - Guidance for the start-up corporation. The Document Driver includes a suite of forms necessary for starting up a Delaware corporation.
Selections for Contracts: Statutes, Restatement Second, Forms. Foundation Press, KF801 .S44 See Selected Forms, p. 160-91.
Hillman on Commercial Loan Documentation (5th ed.). Thomas S. Hemmendinger. Looseleaf. Practicing Law Institute. KF1035 .H54, also available on Westlaw.
Williston on Contracts: Forms, KF801.W53, also available on Westlaw.
INTERNATIONAL: The ICC Model Distributorship Contract: Sole Importer-Distributor. ICC Publishing S.A. K3943.A52 I33 This is a set of uniform contractual rules for parties engaged in international trade.
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Child Custody (see Family Law)
Commercial (see Business)
Computer (see also Intellectual Property)
Computer Contracts. Available on Lexis
Corporate Counsel's Guide to Web Site Agreements, only on Westlaw.
Nichols Cyclopedia of Legal Forms Annotated. Updated with pocket parts. Clark Boardman Callaghan. KF170 .N53Most comprehensive set of computer forms among the general forms books. Includes software, employment, and Internet agreements.
Scott on Information Technology. Michael D. Scott, Only on Westlaw.
Computer Software: Protection, Liability, Law, Forms. L. J. Kutten. Looseleaf. Clark Boardman Callaghan. KF3024 .C6 K88 Forms related to intellectual property issues.
INTERNATIONAL: Morgan and Stedman on Computer Contracts (6th ed.). Richard S. Morgan. Ft law & Tax. KD1642 .C65 M67 . See Precedents page 251.
Sweet On Construction Industry Contracts : Major AIA Documents. Justin Sweet. Updated with pocket parts. Aspen Law & Business. KF902 .S936, also on Westlaw Forms and Substance: Specialized Agreements for the Construction Project, ABA Forum on the Construction Industry. KF801 .F67
Legal Guide to AIA (American Institute of Architects) Documents. Werner Sabo. Updated with pocket parts. Aspen Law & Business, KF902 .S22 , also on Westlaw
Pratt's Truth-In-Lending Manual: Text and Forms. James H. Pannabecker. Available electronically.
Selling Products and Services and Licensing Software Online : An Interactive Guide with Legal Forms and Commentary to Privacy, Security, and Consumer Law Issues, HF5548.32 .A44
Contracts (see Business)
Copyright (see Intellectual Property)
Corporation Contemporary Corporation Forms. Aspen Law & Business, Available electronically
Bloomberg Law Transactional Forms: Transactional Law > Transactional Law Resources > Sample Transactional Forms
Founder's Workbench - Guidance for the start-up corporation. The Document Driver includes a suite of forms necessary for starting up a Delaware corporation.
The In-House Counsel's Essential Toolkit. ABA Committee on Corporate Counsel, KF1425 .I64
Nonprofit Corporation Forms Handbook. Barbara L. Kirschten. Updated annually. Clark, Boardman, Callaghan, KF1388 .A65 K57.
State of Delaware Corporate Forms and Certificates http://www.state.de.us/corp/corpforms.shtml
Bender's Federal Practice Forms, Available on Lexis. (organized so that forms follow applicable Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure)
Complete Manual of Criminal Forms (3d ed.). F. Lee Bailey. Looseleaf. West Group, 1993, updated annually KF9616 .B3. also on Westlaw
Divorce (see Family Law)Back to Top
Employment (see Labor and Employment)
Entertainment (see also Intellectual Property)
The Biz: The Basic Business, Legal, and Financial Aspects of the Film Industry. Schuyler M. Moore KF4302.M66
Entertainment Law: Legal Concepts and Business Practices. Thomas D. Selz. Looseleaf. Shepard's/McGraw-Hill, KF4290 .S44. See Volume 4, ,Sample Entertainment Industry Forms.
Lindey on Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts: Agreements and the Law. Alexander Lindey. Looseleaf. C. Boardman Co, KF2991.5 L73 , Also on Westlaw
INTERNATIONAL: Entertainment Law: A Guide to Contracts in the Film Industry. Anthony Mosawi. Butterworths, K1474 .M67.
ENFLEX: Environmental, Health & Safety Forms, available on Westlaw
Environmental FormFinder, available on Westlaw
Environmental Law Forms Guide. Richard H. Mays. Looseleaf, no longer updated. Shepards/McGraw-Hill, KF3775 .A65 M39, Updated editions on Westlaw
Handling the Land Use Case: Land Use Law, Practice & Forms, available on Westlaw
Estate Planning (see Wills, Trusts, and Estates)
Family Law (includes Child Custody, Divorce, and Gender Law) Many family law forms are state specific, so search on Gulliver by keyword for the state you are researching.
Family Law FormFinder, available on Westlaw
Mediating Child Custody Disputes: a Strategic Approach. Donald T. Saposnek. Jossey-Bass, KF547 .S26 See Appendix C - F.
Child Custody Practice and Procedure. Linda D. Elrod. Looseleaf, no longer updated. Clark Boardman Callaghan, KF547 .E47 See Index to Forms. Updated version on Westlaw.
Child Custody & Visitation Law and Practice. Looseleaf. Matthew Bender, KF547 .C47 . Updated only on Lexis See vol. 4 Index for Agreements.
Drafting Prenuptial Agreements. Gary Skloff et al. Available on Westlaw.
Handbook on the Indian Child Welfare Act. Steven C. Hager. Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc., KF8210 .C45 H24 See Section Four -- Forms.
The Special Needs Child and Divorce: A Practical Guide to Evaluating and Handling Cases. Margaret S. Price, American Bar Association. KF547 .P73
The Complete Guide to Divorce Practice: Forms and Procedures for the Lawyer (2d ed.). Larry Rice. General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section, American Bar Association, KF533.5 .R53
Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Clients: A Lawyer's Guide. Joan M. Burda. General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Section, American Bar Association, KF337.5.G38 B87, Appendix C: Forms.
Sexual Orientation and the Law. Roberta Achtenberg. Looseleaf. West Group, updated twice a year. KF4754.5 .S49 See vol.1, p. lxiii, "Table of Forms and Practice Aids", and vol. 2, "Index: contracts". Also available on Westlaw.
INTERNATIONAL: International Child Abductions: A Guide to Applying the Hague Convention, with Forms (2d ed.). The Association, KF547 .I53
Living Together Precedents (2d ed.) Jill Bowler. London, Sweet & Maxwell, KD771 .B69
Federal Practice and Procedure (Civil, Criminal, Appellate, etc.)
American Jurisprudence Pleading and Practice Forms Annotated. Updated with pocket parts and revised volumes. Lawyer's Cooperative Pub., KF8836 .A45. Provides forms for all types of pleading and procedural steps in civil proceedings, state and federal, including jury instructions. Also on Westlaw.
Bender's Federal Practice Forms, Matthew Bender. Available on Lexis. (organized so that forms follow applicable Federal Rule of Civil or Criminal Procedure)
West's Federal Forms. Updated with pocket parts and replacement volumes. West Pub. Co. KF8836 .W4
Federal Procedural Forms. Updated with pocket parts. Lawyer's Cooperative Pub., KF8717.F4. Practice-oriented forms for federal judicial and administrative proceedings. Also on Westlaw
Nichols Cyclopedia of Federal Procedure Forms. Updated with pocket parts. Callaghan, KF8836 .N53
Federal Civil Judicial Procedure and Rules. West Pub., KF8816 .A194 Appendix of forms for federal rules of civil and appellate procedure.
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Published annually. West Pub., KF8816. A2 A2. Appendix of forms for federal rules of civil and appellate procedure. Also an e-book.
The Judicial Code and Rules of Procedure in the Federal Courts. Students' Edition. Foundation Press. KF8815 .A2 Appendix of forms for federal rules of civil and appellate procedure; section 2254 cases and section 2255 proceedings in the U. S. District Courts.
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit: Practice & Procedure: Appeal & Review of Patent and Trademark Cases. Looseleaf, last updated in 2008. Matthew Bender, KF3110 .P38 v. 4 - 4a. See Table of Forms.Back to Top
Gender Law ( see Family Law)Back to Top
Health Care Law: A Practical Guide. Matthew Bender. Available on Lexis.
Health Law Form Finder. Available on Westlaw.
Health Law Practice Guide. Thomson/West. Available on Westlaw.
Medicare and Medicaid Guide. Looseleaf. Commerce Clearing House, last updated in 2008. KF3608 .A4 C64. See vol. 1 Topical Index Medicare (red tab) for extensive listing of Forms.
Durable Powers of Attorney and Health Care Directives. Looseleaf updated through 2000. KF1348 .D8 D7 Updated on Westlaw.
The Practical Guide to HIPAA Privacy and Security Compliance. Kevin Beaver and Rebecca Herold KF3827 .R4 B43
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services forms: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/CMSForms/
Housing Discrimination Practice Manual. John P. Relman. Looseleaf. Clark Boardman Callaghan, KF8925.D5 R45 Only updated on Westlaw.
Housing Discrimination: Law and Litigation. Robert G. Schwemm. Looseleaf. West Group, KF5740. S39 Only updated on Westlaw. See Attorney's Forms, Appendix D.
Fair Housing Litigation Handbook. Howard R. Zuckerman. Updated with pocket parts. J. Wiley & Sons, KF 5740 .Z8 See Appendices.
Cooperative Housing Law and Practice - Forms. Only updated on Lexis.Back to Top
Immigration FormFinder. Available on Westlaw.
Immigration Law and Procedure (2d rev. ed.). Charles Gordon. Looseleaf. Matthew Bender, KF4819 .G62 . See extensive listing of forms in Index.
Immigration Law Service 2nd. Looseleaf. Lawyers Co-operative Publ. Co. Updated monthly. KF4815 .I45 See vol. 8, Index for forms. Also on Westlaw
Immigration Procedures Handbook. West Group, Issued annually. KF4819.I47 Also on Westlaw
Labor Certification Handbook. West Group, Issued annually. KF4819 .I4842 Also on Westlaw.
Immigration Official Forms. Only available on Westlaw.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services forms
Couch on Insurance 3rd Forms. Only on Westlaw.
New Appleman Insurance Law Practice Guide. Updated only on Lexis.
Insurance Defense FormFinder. Only on Westlaw.
The Insured Stock Purchase Agreement: With Sample Forms. Lawrence Brody, KF1448 .B76
The Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust: Forms with Drafting Notes. Lawrence Brody. Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Section, ABA, KF736 .L4 B76
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Pastor Chris Bayack's posted response is called "Book Review: Crossing the Tiber, Pt. II" and is still available online at the Proclaiming the Gospel website. See also Part I. His Resume, Facebook page, Pipl page, and collection of audio sermons are online as well.
[original introduction] Steve has asked me if I could assist him with his reply to this third section. Pastor Bayack seems to me a worthy and able opponent, so I am happy to do so. Steve Ray is a good friend of mine (we go back to 1983, long before we both converted), and also a very busy man, with a prosperous business and an extraordinary dedication to his apologetics ministry, for which he receives relatively little remuneration (I can attest to that; being in the same line of largely "volunteer" work!). I have worked with Steve in such projects before, most notably with regard to my paper: Refutation of William Webster's Fundamental Misunderstanding of Development of Doctrine. Pastor Bayack's words will be in blue.
I. Opening Shots From Pastor Bayack
II. Church (and) Tradition and Sola Scriptura
III. Weak and Insubstantial Alleged Biblical "Proofs" for Sola Scriptura
IV. Tradition II
V. Recurring Ad Hominem Attacks and Charges of Special Pleading
PART II [Link]
VI. Back to New Testament Tradition (and a Rabbit Trail of "Absolute Assurance")
VII. Zapping Church History and Bashing the Church Fathers
VIII. Paul, Pagans, Prophets, Plato, Patristics, and Protestant Pastors
IX. Pastor Bayack's Word vs. the Word of God, Calvin, & Luther (Gospel and Baptism)
X. Parting Shots From Pastor Bayack
XI. Postscript: Why Pastor Bayack Decided to End This Debate
I. Opening Shots from Pastor Bayack
than the Trinity. Where does the Bible teach that God is a triune
- Go, therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. (NRSV)
- Do not take heed of any written or oral traditions, as sufficient for the purposes of doctrine or action, since the written word of God in Holy Scripture is your ultimate and final authority, above any church or tradition.
- 1 Corinthians 11:2 I commend you because you remember me in everything and maintain the traditions even as I have delivered them to you.
- 2 Thessalonians 2:15 . . . stand firm and hold to the traditions which you were taught by us, either by word of mouth, or by letter.2 Thessalonians 3:6 . . . keep away from any brother who is living in idleness and not in accord with the tradition that you received from us.
- 1 Thessalonians 2:13 . . . when you received the word of God which you heard from us, you accepted it not as the word of men, but as what it really is, the word of God . . .1 Timothy 3:15 . . . the church of the living God, the pillar and bulwark of the truth.
- 2 Timothy 1:13-14 Follow the pattern of the sound words which you have heard from me . . . guard the truth which has been entrusted to you by the Holy Spirit who dwells within us.2 Timothy 2:2 And what you have heard from me before many witnesses entrust to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.
- 1 Corinthians 11:2 . . . maintain the traditions . . . even as I have delivered them to you.
2 Thessalonians 2:15 . . . hold to the traditions . . . taught . . . by word of mouth or by letter.
2 Thessalonians 3:6 . . . the tradition that you received from us.
1 Corinthians 15:1 . . . the gospel, which you received . . .
Galatians 1:9 . . . the gospel . . . which you received.
1 Thessalonians 2:9 . . . we preached to you the gospel of God.
Acts 8:14 . . . Samaria had received the word of God . . .
1 Thessalonians 2:13 . . . you received the word of God, which you heard from us, . . .
2 Peter 2:21 . . . the holy commandment delivered to them.
Jude 3 . . . the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints.
the expanded version of 1 John 5:7 is "not in any of the early
Greek MSS, or any of the early translations, or in the best MSS of
the [Latin] Vulg. itself" and is "probably a gloss that has crept
into the text" [The Jerusalem Bible, s.v. 1 John 5:7 notes].) It is
taught all throughout the Bible even though we don't find the
Trinitarian definition in one isolated verse. We understand the
doctrine of the Trinity based on the deductive teaching of
Scripture as a whole.
the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever" (Isaiah
- Arians--------> Protestants
Fathers-------> Catholic Church
- John 20:30 Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book.John 21:25 But there are also many other things which Jesus did; were every one of them to be written, I suppose that the world itself could not contain the books that would be written.
Acts 1:2-3 . . . the apostles . . . To them he presented himself alive after his passion by many proofs, appearing to them during forty days, and speaking of the kingdom of God. {see also Luke 24:15-16,25-27}
- 2 Timothy 3:16-17 All scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.
- It is quite evident that this passage furnishes no argument whatever that the sacred Scripture, without Tradition, is the sole rule of faith; for although Sacred Scripture is profitable for these ends, still it is not said to be sufficient. The Apostle requires the aid of Tradition (2 Thessalonians 2:15). Moreover, the Apostle here refers to the Scriptures which Timothy was taught in his infancy. Now, a good part of the New Testament was not written in his boyhood: some of the Catholic Epistles were not written even when St. Paul wrote this, and none of the books of the New Testament were then placed on the canon of the Scripture books. He refers, then, to the Scriptures of the Old Testament, and if the argument from this passage proved anything, it would prove too much, viz., that the Scriptures of the New Testament were not necessary for a rule of faith. It is hardy necessary to remark that this passage furnishes no proof of the inspiration of the several books of Sacred Scripture, even of those admitted to be such . . . For we are not told . . . what the Books or portions of inspired Scripture are.
- Ephesians 4:11-15 And his gifts were that some should be apostle, some prophets, some evangelists, some pastors and teachers, for the equipment of the saints, for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ; so that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the cunning of men, by their craftiness in deceitful wiles. Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are able to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ,
Scripture then we should expect it to share other common
attributes. Yet where does God ever say that Tradition stands
forever or that it will not pass away or that it is God-breathed?
How is it that Tradition can presumably possess one unique
attribute with the Word of God and not the rest?
- When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all truth . . .
mouth to mouth through successive generations? Yes,
indeed, it may be, and undoubtedly portions of the Bible
were preserved in this way for a good many years before
finding their authoritative, written form. But oral
tradition is necessarily fluid in character and in constant
danger of corruption because of the subjective
factor—the uncertain memory of the custodian of that
tradition. . . . While it was of course true that the words
which Moses, the prophets, Jesus of Nazareth, and the
apostles spoke were divinely authoritative from the
moment they were uttered, yet there was no other way
of accurately preserving them except by inscripturation
(i.e., recording them in writing under the guidance of the
Holy Spirit)." (Gleason Archer, A Survey of Old
Testament Introduction, [Chicago: Moody Press, second
edition, 1974], 21-22, parentheses in original)
objective, and unchanging manner and thus He gave us His
written Word.
presumably of equal authority with Scripture, then whose do we
accept? The Eastern Orthodox can supposedly make the argument
for apostolic succession with the same credibility as Roman
Catholicism, however, each does not fully agree with the other's
Tradition. Which is correct? Why must Catholic Tradition supplant
that of the Orthodox? How can both make an equally "legitimate"
claim to be authoritative and yet be contradictory?


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A restless Jannik Hansen made the trip overseas last week, signing up for a tour of duty with Tappara of the SM-liiga. He did his first interview as a member of the club Thursday. When asked about the differences between playing in Finland and playing in North America, Hansen, who had yet to suit up for a game, went with what he knew: the ice surface is larger, so there will be more room to do stuff.
Here's another major difference he was sure to observe shortly thereafter: the Finnish Elite League allows advertising on jerseys. A ton of it. As a member of Tappara, Hansen looks a little like Captain Amazing of Mystery Men, covered from head to toe in corporate sponsors.
It's bewildering for North American hockey fans, both because we're not used to it and because we don't recognize any of these logos.
But fret not, hockey fan, because we've got you covered. Each ad on the image below is tagged and labelled, so you can
explore Hansen's body examine Hansen's jersey and learn a little something about the multifarious companies using him as a living, breathing billboard.
And now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to replenish essential sugars and get hypnotized with a big bottle of Teho Sport.
Many thanks to Google Translate, which is hockey blogging gold, and Maria, the young Finnish Canucks fan behind gaborikk.tumblr.com, for the photos we borrowed.
Loved the "Something may have been lost in translation" part regarding Olvi They are referring to Long Drink (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_drink) which is a refreshing alcoholic beverage. Even though its colloquial name "lonkero" is spelled exactly like tentacle in Finnish, it shares no other connections to creatures of the sea.
No idea whether Olvi or Hartwall have distribution agreements over there. In Brighton, UK people actually got somewhat upset when Hartwall temporarily stopped delivering lonkero there (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbhkwcEillI). But if you do find lonkero there and there's both Olvi and Hartwall stuff available, go for the original 5,5% Hartwall. The Olvi stuff is milder and they've made it around 4,5% to get it into grocery stores in Finland. At least for my taste the Olvi versions are also a bit too sweet while the 5,5% Hartwall nails it.
The picture in the Sun of a smirking Gary Bettman and a smirking Bill Daly was almost too much for me to take yesterday. They looked like a couple of sanctimonious pantywaists that got away with cheating on an exam by writing on the inside of their eyelids.
And really what does that little powertripping doofus have to smirk about, anyway? A lockout is a sign of failure to communicate and means that the other side doesn't neccessarily agree with you just because you stand 4'8″ before you slide into your platform shoes.


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Gold Team spent Memorial Day weekend in beautiful Columbia, MO. The town made us feel at home and started the exciting weekend with a shotgun shoot team event with a variety of show participants and other veterans.
Friday we were very honored to have veterans come watch our mass formation practice for the Salute to the Veterans Air Show. Early the next morning, weather started to roll in, but we were able to get our full show off before the rain came pouring down on us. We waited for quite awhile on stand by for our opportunity to perform our second jump of the day. The clouds were hanging over head, but determinedly we took off in our C-31 Friendship Fokker, modified our show and performed for those that patiently awaited the gloomy weather out.
The robust dark layer of clouds cleared over night and gave us a great day on Sunday to perform our full show and a mass formation to close out the air show. The weekend was over but we still had one thing left to do. We had the privilege to jump into the start of the infamous Columbia Memorial Day Parade. The team did a show line spread down Broadway Street in front of hundreds of cheering fans and landed throughout the downtown intersections just prior to the start of the parade. After completing the jump, the team joined the patriotic parade before heading to the opening ceremonies.
The team would like to thank the City of Columbia, Ms Mary Posner and the great people who made his weekend possible.
SSG Jon Clevenger


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President Obama is alleged to be using a Cold War-era mind-control technique known as "Delphi" to coerce Americans into accepting his supposed plan for a United Nations-run communist dictatorship in which suburbanites will be forcibly relocated to cities, according to a four-hour briefing delivered to Republican state senators at the Georgia state Capitol last month.
The Delphi technique was developed by the Rand Corporation during the Cold War as a mind-control technique. It's also known as "consensive process." But basically the goal of the Delphi technique is to lead a targeted group of people to a pre-determined outcome while keeping the illusion of being open to public input.
On October 11, at a closed-door meeting of the Republican caucus convened by the body's majority leader, Chip Rogers, a tea party activist told Republican lawmakers that Obama was mounting this most diabolical conspiracy.
The event had been billed as an information session on Agenda 21, a nonbinding UN agreement that commits member nations to promote sustainable development.
In the eyes of conservative activists, Agenda 21 is a nefarious plot that includes forcibly relocating non-urban-dwellers and prescribing mandatory contraception as a means of curbing population growth.
It was emceed by Field Searcy, a local conservative activist who was forced out of the Georgia Tea Party in April due to his endorsement of conspiracy theories about the president's birth certificate and the collapse of World Trade Center Tower 7.
The meeting consisted of a PowerPoint presentation followed by a 90-minute screening of the anti-Agenda 21 documentary, Agenda: Grinding America Down. The presentation also featured a special video cameo from conservative talking-head Dick Morris in which the former Clinton aide warns that Obama "wants to force everyone into the cities from whence our ancestors fled."
About 23 minutes into the briefing, Searcy explained how President Obama, aided by liberal organizations like the Center for American Progress and business groups like local chambers of commerce, are secretly using mind-control techniques to push their plan for forcible relocation on the gullible public.
In May, the Kansas Legislature approved a resolution blocking Agenda 21 from being implemented in its state, following in the footsteps of Tennessee. Rogers, the Georgia Senate majority leader, introduced legislation in January that would have blocked the nonbinding UN resolution from being applied to his state.
Among other things, the resolution noted that, "according to the United Nations Agenda 21 policy, social justice is described as the right and opportunity of all people to benefit equally from the resources afforded by society and the environment which would be accomplished by socialists and communist redistribution of wealth."


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Posted at: 11/07/2012 5:56 PM
Updated at: 11/07/2012 6:12 PM
By: Ray Levato
Bringing both parties together is no doubt going to be one of the greatest challenges ahead for the president. Republicans still have control of the house and democrats are in power in the Senate.
The President's victory speech and Mitt Romney's concession speech seemed to suggest a possible new spirit of cooperation in Washington.
Voters in downtown Rochester say the country needs the politicians to do what's best for the American people.
Jill Smith said, "We need to have cooperation, but I think that the people who are elected need to understand they were hired by the American people and that they have to do the job they were hired to do which is not to bicker."
Seth Rhea said, "I definitely think that is the problem in Washington that the two parties don't really work together as they should. So I think it's great. I hope it actually happens."
News 10 NBC's Brett Davidsen asked Congresswoman Louise Slaughter at Tuesday night's victory celebration what can Americans expect from Washington in the next four years?
Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, (D) 27th Congressional District, said, "Well, I hope there is a major change there, and that is that Obama will not be running for re-election. And I hope that all those people who voted the last four years making sure he had no success will change their minds now and help us all work together to rebuild America. And I think that will happen."
Congressman-elect Chris Collins said in Buffalo Wednesday he would take the president at his word, but realizing there are real differences between the parties.
Democrat Dan Maffei took back his Syracuse-area seat from Republican First-Term Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle, although she's not conceded yet. That new district is no longer in Monroe County but does stretch into Wayne County. Republican Tom Reed was re-elected in the southern tier.
News10NBC put a call into his campaign staff Wednesday for comment on the president's remarks -- but did not hear back.


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Fat Cat was complaining he didn't have any AA battery holders for just one battery. So we came up with this. It is really easy to make and took very little time.
Step 1: Materials
Drill Bit
Film Canister With Inside Closing Lid (Fuji Style)
Glue Dots
Hot Glue Gun
Wire (we used tabbing)
Step 2: Drill
Drill a hole through the lid rim. Continue straight through the center of the one side of the cap (just half way through the entire lid).
Step 3: Glue
You can try to put a tiny dot with a glue gun. Just be careful to not use to much as it will insulate your wire.
Step 4: Add Wire
Center wire through the middle of the lid.
Push wire onto glue dot.
Add wire to bottom side of canister.
Center wire through the middle of the canister.
Push down wire onto glue dot.
Step 6: Glue Holes
Step 7: Add Battery
Put the battery close as possible to the center of the canister. Hopefully the glue dot will help.
Line the positive side ( + ) with the bump out on lid.
Snap shut.
I wonder if two AAA would work in one can hmmm