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Whether you need a primary care doctor or a specialist, these 10 steps will ensure you find the right doctor for you. View Slideshow
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- Orthopedic Surgery
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- Orthopedic Surgery
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Internship Hospital
- Yale University School Medicine
- Complete in 1993
Residency Hospital
- Yale University School Medicine
- Complete in 1997
Fellowship Hospital
- Shriners Hospital For Children
- Complete in 1998
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- University Of California At Los Angeles
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- University Of Southern California
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This years ST Media Group wrap contest consisted of over 240 entries in 6 different categories. With the addition of many new materials and inks over the past year the competition has really heated up. bluemedia stepped up to the plate with our Coors Light lightrail wraps for our client CBS Outdoor and took home […]Read More
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You should tell that chick that starts all of those Friday OT threads
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You should tell that chick that starts all of those Friday OT threads
I'll have her give it a shot!
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I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
I enjoy whoever has the Kelly Kapowski avatar. Every teen boys crush at the time. Also the Juliene (sp) Hough avatar. And Rulzzz because of sweet mafia games and GD threads.
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I enjoy whoever has the Kelly Kapowski avatar. Every teen boys crush at the time. Also the Juliene (sp) Hough avatar. And Rulzzz because of sweet mafia games and GD threads.
This guy knows his stuff.
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This guy knows his stuff.
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Bump. This was a fun thread. WindmillErik came to save us after the UConn game.
WindmillErik was awesome.
I thought for sure I had posted in this, not sure how I missed it. Lots has changed since thread started. Standard replies for Erik, Agronomist, Cydar, Alarson. 3True. Naughtlis for being most hilarious poster. All the CF ladies with special shoutout to the MVP of the CF ladies Cowgirl. All my mafia friends special Shoutouts to Cubsy, HipHop, Bret, Spiker, Cash, Vikes, Mlaw, oldman, cyguy
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Young Entrepreneurs Promote Business Ideas While Driving In An Uber SUVYou've heard of an elevator pitch, but what about an Uber pitch?
STEM Vs. STEAM: Do The Arts Belong?There's a growing group of advocates who believe that STEM education is missing an 'A.'
Zach Spiker Excited To Take Over At DrexelThe 2015-16 men's basketball season one was a difficult one for Drexel University.
Drexel Women Get No. 2 Seed In Conference TourneyDrexel is 17-12 on the season.
Source: Drexel Fires Bruiser FlintThe Philadelphia native was the Colonial Athletic Association coach of the year in 2002, 2004, 2009, and 2012.
CAA Tournament A Second Chance For DrexelDrexel finished the regular season with a record of just 5-24, going 3-15 in Colonial Athletic Association play.
Drexel Readies For Rival DelawareThe Drexel Dragons will look to win back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Drexel Women's Hoops Surging In CAA PlayDrexel women's hoops are 11-9 overall and they are now 7-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association.
Drexel Opens Road Stretch Thursday At HofstraThe Drexel Dragons are just 3-12 overall and 1-3 in Colonial Athletic Association action.
Back From Injury, Meghan Creighton Making Things Go For DrexelRedshirt junior Meghan Creighton played in just seven games last season for the Dragons before being sidelined by a torn meniscus in her knee.
Drexel Beats La Salle 66-53 To Notch 1st Win Of SeasonDrexel secured its first win this season, beating La Salle 66-53 on Saturday afternoon.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Artful Elegance
Everyone should have at least a few stamps in their repertoire that are so classy, striking and beautiful they can pretty much stand on their own. Verve's soon-to-be-released Artful Elegance is one of those sets for sure -- simple elegance at its best! The scroll pattern reminded me of the ornate wrought-iron fencing that surrounds the historic homes and immaculate gardens of the French Quarter in New Orleans. I chose my earthy greens with those gardens in mind, then added black satin ribbon and a little bling to finish off my more formal look.
For more peeks at this gorgeous set, as well as another set called Notes of Prayer, stop by the Verve blog. And remember, the Anni-VERVE-sary fun continues today and tomorrow in the Verve Forum.
Have a great day!
Stamps: Artful Elegance (Verve)
Paper: Stamper's Select White card stock (Papertrey Ink); "Inspire" (Memory Box); Basic Black card stock (SU!)
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black (Tsukineko)
Accessories: Heidi Swapp bling; 1 3/8" circle punch, scallop punch, small oval punch, dimensionals (all SU!); black satin ribbon (Offray)
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This is just gorgeous!! I love your work...ReplyDelete
- Mary (Happy Now)August 11, 2008 at 12:02 PM
FANTASTIC. I love this card!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card, Amy! The French Quarter is on my list of places to visit someday. I'd love to see New Orleans (just probably not during Mardi Gras! LOL).ReplyDelete
I love this card. The colors are great and I love the simple elegance of it. TFS!!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card Amy, can't wait to see these NEW sets from Verve.ReplyDelete
Jennifer :)
I think you are absolutely right this is a must have set!!! Very elegant - I love it and you have created a super gorgeous card with this Set!!! Love that *sparkle* too!!!ReplyDelete
- cherylquilts at scsAugust 12, 2008 at 7:51 AM
Gorgeous and elegant! Can't wait to see this whole set!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card. Very elegant!ReplyDelete
Oh WOOOOOWWW!! This is so elegant...I really didn't think I needed that set, until now!!ReplyDelete
Lovely. I've just come across your blog and am so impressed by your designs.ReplyDelete
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Reading temperature sensors with Perl
Linux lets tinkerers connect their hardware creations to computers. We'll show you how you can use a simple Perl interface to check the temperature of your home or office while you're away.
It's not so long ago that users had to write their own device drivers to add hardware. But with the standardization of USB, and with fully-functional hot-plugging support in kernel 2.6, things have become far easier. The temperature sensor used in this article, a Dallas Semiconductor DS18S20 ([3]), can be controlled via the one-wire bus, which is driven by a USB dongle attached to the computer. The free owfs control software at [2] can request data via a Perl interface. Instead of one-wire, the bus should really be called two-wire, as two thin copper wires (typically in a single sheathing) connect the sensor to the USB dongle (see Figure 1). At the other end there is a western connector (RJ11), which plugs into the USB dongle.
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Home routers will give room for custom firmware but still comply with FCC rules
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Linux users can now download and install the Windows code editor
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New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
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Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.
Microsoft Brings the Linux Command Line to Windows
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Rogers Community Rallies Behind Victims Of Tweet ControversyAround 6 p.m. on Monday evening, dozens of people waited in the cold outside the headquarters of Elk River Area School District 728. They came to attend a school board meeting about a controversy rooted in a two-work tweet that led to a nearly two-month suspension of 17-year-old Rogers High School senior Reid Sagehorn. "I'm disappointed. I want him to have an education. I don't want him sitting at home, and I want him back in our school until graduation day," said parent Missy Henderson.
'They've Used An Atom Bomb To Kill An Ant': Attorney On Suspension After TweetIt was supposed to be joke, a sarcastic response. But a two-word tweet caused an uproar in the Elk River School District. Reid Sagehorn, 17, was suspended for seven weeks after he responded "actually, yes" when a post asked if he'd ever made-out with a teacher at Rogers High School.
Bill Enhancing Racetrack Betting AdvancesA bill enhancing gambling at tribal casinos and privately owned horse racing tracks in Minnesota has sprung up and steamed ahead in the final days of the Minnesota Legislature's session.


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- SenegalAgricultureFunding via CAURIE Microfinance, a partner of Catholic Relief Services
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Maïmouna, on the left of the photo, raising her hand, is the group's leader. She is 48 years old, widowed and has no children. She is, however, responsible for 2 children entrusted to her by relatives. She sells vegetables and has a good experience in this line of work, which she has been practicing for several years. This loan will enable her to strengthen her capital and better develop her business activities. The profits will allow her to improve her family's living conditions (health, food, clothing, etc.) and to build up her savings.
Madame Maïmouna qui est à gauche de la photo levant la main est responsable de groupe. Elle est âgée de 48 ans. Elle est veuve et elle n'a pas d'enfants. Mais elle a en sa charge 02 enfants confié par des parents.
Elle s'active dans la vente de légumes. Elle a une bonne expérience dans ce domaine d'activité, qu'elle pratique depuis plusieurs années.
Ce prêt lui permettra de renforcer son capital et de mieux développer ses activités.
Les profits lui permettront d'améliorer les conditions de vie de la famille (santé, nourriture, habillement etc.…) et d'augmenter ses épargnes.
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About CAURIE Micro FinanceThe mission of CAURIE Micro Finance is to contribute sustainably and to offer microfinance services adapted to impoverished micro-entrepreneurs, primarily women, based on the principles of 'credit for the poor' and on microfinance best practices, all while investing in order to become financially independent.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
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The wines of See Ya Later wines celebrate the lively legacy of Major Hugh Fraser, a colourful character who purchased the property high above the Okanagan Valley in 1919. The Major found the freedom and open skies of the valley the perfect complement to his fun-loving personality and fondness for lavish parties. Here near the town of Okanagan Falls he planted vines and seeded a legend. The ranch was his home for more than forty-five years, each one adding to a rich mix of truth and fiction involving elaborate gatherings, plenty of dogs and a wife from London who on seeing the rustic surroundings left both the Valley and a three-word note:
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Seeing the humour in everything, he adopted his bride's parting note as a light-hearted closing comment on all of his personal correspondence.


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KEYC Mankato anchor Annie Stensrud was three times over legal alcohol limit after arrest
Although neither internet celebrity anchor Annie Stensrud nor her home station KEYC ever confirmed or denied that she was drunk in a broadcast that went viral on YouTube, the latest developments in her story do not look good.
About a week ago, Stensrud was pulled over and arrested for a "probable cause DWI." That kind of language was about as ambiguous as the non-denial-denial that Stensrud released after her viral broadcast.
Now the sheriff's department has released the results of Stensrud's blood alcohol test and it's not pretty.
Stensrud became the target of national derision after a YouTube clip of her weekend opener showed her slurring badly through several stories, before the station took a break and she disappeared for the rest of the show. Stensrud later released a statement saying she'd been ill and on medication, but did not say directly that it was cause of her behavior.
Last week, Stensrud was pulled over on Highway 14 after a caller reported a possible drunk driver and described the car. According to the Mankato Free Press, Stensrud refused to take a breathalyzer and was forced to submit a urine sample instead. The results showed a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit of .08.
The paper reports that she'll be in court in early 2012.
Although there has been complete silence from the anchorwoman and her station on the status of her employment, Station Manager Dennis Wahlstrom commented on a Media Bistro blog entry about the test results initially titled "KEYC Tremendous Amount of Support for Anchor Annie Stensrud After DUI":
I must take exception to your article saying that our anchor/reporter received a tremendous amount of support AFTER her alleged DUI. This was a statement after the initial situation on air. I have not had a comment since that time. Please correct your story as it is very misleading.
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Oh dear.
While her situation seems to have gone from bad to worse, at least online detractors seem to have switched from mocking her to hoping she gets whatever help she needs.
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|RADEMAKER B.V. Patent applications
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|Dough Piece Rolled Up with a Separator Sheet, and Method and Device for Preparing These - The present invention leads to a method for preparing a dough piece rolled up with separator sheet, comprising supplying in a transport direction, a dough piece positioned on a separator sheet, the dough piece and the separator sheet having a length and a width, wherein a leading edge of the separator sheet exceeds the dough piece at at least a first side, rolling up the at least one side of the dough paper that exceeds the dough piece, thus forming a cylinder of separator sheet, extending in a width direction of the dough piece and rolling up the rest of the separator sheet with the dough piece around the cylinder. The invention further relates to a device for performing the method and a roll formed by the method and/or device.
|Device and Method for Pinching at Least Two Dough Parts - The present invention relates to a device comprising a conveyor for conveying the dough parts wherein the pair of drivable pinchers is arranged along the conveyor movable with at least a directional component towards each other and wherein the sensor is arranged upstream in the direction of conveyance with respect to the pair of pincers. The invention further relates to a method for pinching at least two dough parts, comprising conveying the dough parts to a pinching location, detecting the presence of the dough parts by sensing means upstream with respect to the pinching location in a conveying direction and operating pinchers upon detection of the dough parts.
|Device and method for twisting elongated dough strips - The present invention relates to a device for twisting elongated dough strips, comprising at least one pair of grippers, each arranged for gripping and respectively releasing one short side of a dough strip, and means for mutually rotating the grippers around an axis of rotation. In an embodiment, the device comprises a first conveyor for supplying dough strips oriented with their long sides perpendicular to the direction of conveyance wherein the width of the first conveyor is chosen smaller than the long sides of the dough strips so that the short sides of a dough strip protrude from the first conveyor, and a second conveyor for carrying off the twisted dough strips. The invention further provides a method for twisting an elongated dough strip.
|Method and Device for Curling Up Dough Slices - The present invention relates to a method and device for curling up dough slices, comprising a conveyor for the dough slices, a gripping element, arranged above the conveyor, for curling up a dough slice conveyed under the gripping element by the conveyor, pressure means, for pressing curled up dough slices on the conveyor, wherein the distance along which the gripping element grips dough slices is adjustable in the direction of conveyance.
|Method and Device for Arranging a Sprinkling Material on a Dough Piece - The present invention relates to a method and device for arranging sprinkling material, such as seed, on a dough piece, comprising means for arranging the sprinkling material on a surface for dough pieces and means for placing the dough piece on the surface provided with the sprinkling material, and also further comprising in an advantageous embodiment means for applying an adhesive such as water to at least a part of the dough piece to be provided with the sprinkling material, wherein the means for placing the dough piece are adapted to place the dough piece with the part provided with the adhesive facing toward the surface.
|Method and device for arranging a dough layer on a conveyor - The invention relates to a device for arranging a dough layer on a conveyor, comprising a funnel with a receiving chamber for receiving dough, a discharge opening into which the receiving chamber debouches, and means for applying an oil film to at least a part of the inner side of the receiving chamber, wherein at least a part of the inner wall of the receiving chamber is convex on the interior of the funnel in a section parallel to a direction of the receiving chamber toward the discharge opening. The invention also relates to a method for arranging a dough layer on a conveyor.
|Apparatus and Method for Weighing a Product Flow - The present invention relates to an apparatus for weighing a product flow, comprising an endless conveyor belt for transporting the product flow thereon in a transport direction, wherein a width direction extends in an imaginary transport plane substantially transversely of the transport direction, and wherein a carrying direction extends substantially transversely of the transport plane, wherein one or more transition parts are arranged slightly inward of the outer edges in the width direction, wherein a middle part is situated between the transition parts, and wherein the transition part is adapted to provide the middle part with a substantially flexible suspension in the carrying direction and/or the transport direction of the conveyor belt relative to the outer edges.
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2. Avast, AVG (all titles), Zone Alarm.
NONE CAN PROVIDE A "MAGIC SHIELD". You are part of the security system so let's slay that myth right here and now. If you are expecting these items to protect the machine from your actions and choices then it's game over.
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I would like to ask people around here a couple of questions regarding the title above.
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2) What free security softwares would you really consider is worth downloading? (i.e. how much can they protect you against malwares?)
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I want subversion to commit a file even if it's unchanged. Is there a way to do this?
If you want the file contents to remain unchanged (meaning that you can't merely change whitespace as johnstok suggested) you can always change one of the properties on the file.
svn propset dummyproperty 1 yourfile svn commit yourfile
That will perform a commit without having to change the file.
Just make sure that you don't use one of the special
Edit: A number of other posters have asked why someone would want to do this - presumably the people who have marked this answer down have also had the same concerns.
I can't speak for the original poster, but one scenario where I have seen this used is when attempting to automatically synchronise activities on a Visual Sourcesafe repository with a subversion repository.
I frigged this by deleting then re-adding the offending file. Not the nicest way to do it, and it probably broke the revision history, but it suited my purposes.
Reason for wanting to do it: File was one of two executables built from the same source (with different #defines set). Minor change to source meant one had changed, one didn't. I wanted to record in the revision history that I had actually updated it to the latest version (even though there was no change).
Maybe Morten Holdflod Møller's point that "the file will still be a part of the new revision" would cover this indication, but I think a log of the unchanged file did not show comments for that revision.
As to answer why one would like to do forced commits. I've seen cases where someone used a commit message that was wrong or unclear. It's nice if you can perform a forced commit, where you can correct this mistake. That way the updated commit message goes into the repository, so it won't get lost.
If it's a text file just add some whitespace, such as a line feed.
Answering some people questioning this should be possible: for some reason svn doesn't recognizes differences between doc files, so I would like to force commit as well!
I am now moving documentation from static dirs, to svn. files are like UG_v1.2, UG_v1.3 etc. So just to keep history, I take 1.2, remove version from the filename and add and commit it to svn. Then I take the ver from the second one, copy it over the first one and want to commit it and newer version. File size and creation date changes (not mentioning what's inside the doc), but svn claims it's perfectly the same file and disallows me to commit. When I manually change the doc, svn sees the different. The heck? :>
The reason why someone wants to commit unchanged file is misunderstanding of how to revert to a previous version of a file.
For example, one may revert the file
but it does not solve the problem, because:
svn status -u index.html * 650 index.html Status against revision: 680
svn clearly says that index.html is modified remotely and you can't commit it, i.e. it "thinks" that index.html is old and should be updated to a newer revision. So the next
To really revert a file you should merge it in reverse order:
and then commit it
I don't think that's possible, but first of all why do you need to do that? If a file is unchanged it shouldn't be commited.
If you really want that file grouped with other files in a commit you could change something minor inside (add a space for example).
Actually, I have come across a reason to do a force commit. This probably isn't best practice but we put Truecrypt (http://www.truecrypt.org/) volumes in SVN because we need to keep a tight security on some shell script as it contains sensitive information. When a Truecrypt volume is created, it's binary data stays the same no matter what you do with it. So in effect, I can change the contents of the volume but the volume never appears changed.
Changing the property will NOT force the commit.
TortoiseSVN 1.4.5, Build 10425 - 32 Bit , 2007/08/26 11:14:13
I have the same problem with a trueCrypt volume.
I added a new property (as suggested above) "forceCommit1" and them I was able to commit the volume file. but only the property was commited not the contents of the file.
I removed the file and added it again to the svn
I thought you could do it from the command line?
I don't have a repository here to check that on, so I might be wrong.
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Novak Djokovic extended his winning streak at the China Open to 27 matches with a 6-2 6-2 quarter-final demolition over big-serving American John Isner on Friday.
Novak Djokovic extended his winning streak at the China Open to 27 matches with a 6-2 6-2 quarter-final demolition over big-serving American John Isner on Friday.
Novak Djokovic will bid for a fifth ATP Miami Open crown against Andy Murray in the final on Sunday after beating John Isner in the semi-final.
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Exhausted American John Isner, whose epic first-round match broke all tennis records at 11 hours and five minutes, was beaten in just 74 minutes by Dutchman Thiemo De Bakker at Wimbledon.
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|David Ruddock
|attended Annadale Grammar School from 1963 – 1970 and I have so many good memories of those years. I've lost touch with most of my contemporaries. I went on to QUB where I studied geology and then Manchester University before eventually working for the German chemical company BASF and ending up back in Manchester. I have been retired for the past two years. If any of my former schoolmates pick this up this entry get in touch. I would be good to hear from you. Regards to any of my former teachers and contemporaries who read this: David and Ivan Coffey, Tony Speers, George Ford, Billy Smith, Alan Henry, Rod McVeigh, David Jamieson, Bill Ferguson, Malcolm Curtis, Raymond Stewart etc. to name but a few.
|Barry Woodside
|I have many photos from AGS 1964-1970, 1964-1971, AGS - QUB 1971-1974. e.g.these
|Johnston (John) Gorman
|I saw Trevor Foster's posting and
it goaded my memory of our days at Annadale. I too was one of the first
students initially at the Model School on Cliftonville Ave., I think. Although we went to the Model, we were Forms 4F and 4G of the
new Annadale Grammar School. I don't remember many of the boys but I do
remember some; Duffin Shaw, Jackie Alexander, Raymond DeVoy
I remember other faces but the names are gone. I don't remember if Trevor was
in 4F but these three were there with me. My favorite Master was Johnny Crumpton whom we didn't meet until we transferred over to
Annadale which was under construction on the Embankment. I remember a funny
story from when we moved to the embankment. It was Mr. Crumpton's
first class in French. We had been learning French at the Model for some time
without much success. He walked into the class with his robe flowing and
wrote his name on the board. He turned to the
class and raising the chalk between his fingers said, "C'est la craie". Without
hesitation and in unison the whole of Form 4F said "la craie" He then said "I see we have to start at the beginning".
I am now living between Hudson, Quebec, Canada and a cottage on Prince Edward Island. When I was working with Det Norske Veritas, I worked in Canada, Korea, Vietnam and China.
One of the brightest boys I remember from Annadale was Jack Alexander. He was consistently first in the class and did so without any apparent effort. He left early. I often wonder what happened to him. Does anyone know ?
|Joe Collins
|Some photos of a reunion a couple of years ago
|Derek Duke
|If you were on the school trip to Russia in 1966(Sam Watt and Davy Coffey):-
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|Graham Johnston
|I attended Annadale from 1951 to 1957. (Photograph) The teachers I remember most for the impression they made on me and the contribution to my future were Oskar Rudnitzky (Latin), Ted Hazleton (Physics), David Erskine (English), Billy Black (French and German) and Bunny Warren (English). Bunny was the man the term "dapper" was coined for and he had the most mellifluous voice. One day when he was reading aloud a poem by Keats my eyes started streaming with tears. I had to look out of the window so that nobody would notice. "What's the matter, Johnty?" - "The sun was in my eyes". Oskar Rudnitzky had to leave Nazi Germany after his law degree but could not practice in the UK as the continent applies Roman law and not Anglo-Saxon law, but as Latin was such a key component of his German degree he was able to teach it. Ted Hazleton was a great guy and we called him "the perpetual student" as he would graduate in one subject, teach it for a while and then go and graduate in another. He also led our school trip to Boppard in Germany (I believe in 1954). A group of us were having difficulties with physics prior to our Senior Certificate and he held classes in his home regularly to make sure we did ourselves justice. Still on my desk is a plain postcard wishing me well in my exam. David Erskine made an impression on me in two ways; firstly he developed the "handle" of hair on the side of my head by maneuvring me down the corridor for either being noisy or fighting (being small but not a victim). Secondly he and Ted Hazleton encouraged me to take German and David Erskine gave me the little dictionary he had been issued with by the Germans in his POW camp. Still have it. When we were on leave from the RAF in 1968 we decided to have our eldest daughter Paula christened in Belfast. The Presbyterian minister was none other than David Erskine! Billy Black was my French teacher (after Mr Crumpton, Deputy Head). As he was the most junior member of staff at the time Billy used to get lumbered with supervising Friday detention and I was always in it for various reasons. I had to tell my mother that school ended an hour later on Fridays. He got fed up with watching me sitting there writing lines and asked me if I wanted to do extra French. That set me on a course to become a French, Russian and German military interpreter and to work in the intelligence services. After 12 years in the RAF I graduated in German and Russian from Nottingham University before returning to MoD as a civilian lecturer, becoming first Head of German, then Head of Russian and finally Head of Slavonic Languages prior to retirement in 2001. I now top up my pension with translations for major companies. The standard of education at Annadale was excellent. In my "qually" I had gained a scholarship to Campbell, but my parents could not afford the extras and I did not like the idea of 2 years "prep" school. I am glad I went to Annadale with my friends from the Ormeau Road and was especially pleased when we won the Cup in 1958 against Campbell. For us more "street-wise" kids rugby was like legitimised gang warfare. Annadale was the first of the educational and training establishments I attended that transformed my life – Belfast Tech (engineering), RAF intensive language courses and Nottingham University. Without that start I would not have had such an interesting and rewarding life.
|Jim Armstrong
|This F.P.A. website is stickin' out, so it is! I am Jim Armstrong (1951-57), a.k.a. "Amo" (as in 1st Form Latin "amo, amas, amat, ..."). I remember all of the teachers mentioned in previous "posts" and I would also add: Anderson (music); Geordie Acheson (English); Billy Black (French); Ireland rugby forward Robin Thompson (Science); Victor Kelly (History); Ernie (?) McCreary who used to play for Cliftonville; and Don (?) Mayhew who tried, utterly in vain, to teach me algebra, trig., and calculus. My classmates and contemporaries included: 6 Mc's McClurg, McCormick, McCullough, McFarland, McIntosh, McNamara 3 R's Raymond Auld, Robbie Tate, Ronnie Walker 2 Jims Hannah and Larmour And also Alan Byers, Eddie Cadden, Ernie Hewitt, the Smith twins Billy and Harry, Tommy "Leo" Lyons, Victor Beavis who scored the try that won us the 1958 Schools Cup against Campbell College, and the F.P.A's very own R.G. "Bobby" Armstrong (no relation). I emigrated to Canada in 1966 and now live in Victoria, British Columbia. If there are any 50's era Annadalians in this part of the world do drop me a line (but we DON'T do Facebook!). Hope to see yez all in 2011. Cheers! Jim
|Tom Brown
|My name is Tom Brown and I attended the Boys Model School for the September term 1949 (before Annadale was finished and ready for occupation in the new year) and as a result have a lasting memory of the Model School's headmaster (McNeilly) brandishing what looked like a billiard cue, to convince us to learn English! Annadale's headmaster Mr Martin was a completely different kettle of fish, and had a more gentlemanly manner but yet authoritative. Oscar Rudnitzky taught Latin, Chuck Evans occasionally stood- in for Mr. Crumpton teaching French, and Mr. Kirk to his despair tried to teach Art to the (mostly) unteachable. Occasionally, to liven things up, Graham (4G) would charge along our row in assembly, knocking books out of unsuspecting pupils hands to create an uproar and being small was never seen by the teachers. Those were the days ? I have to say that in later life I can look back and say that the standard of education at Annadale was excellent and has stood me in good stead in my later (Engineering) career having travelled to France, Germany, South Africa, America, Denmark etc, also on such diverse means of transport as BOAC Comet airliner, Dakota converted to take passengers, Heysham boat, (without stabilisers, middle of winter, Irish Sea). Hope that everyone of the pupils of that founding era is still alive and it would be great to hear from 4G men.
|Thomas Hill
|Attended Annadale from 1957-1964. Went from there to study Economics at Queens (until 1968) and to do an M.Sc at the University of Ulster (until 1969). Joined the Ministry of Finance in 1970 as an Economist and stayed for 3 years. Went to Japan in 1973, studied Japanese for 2 years, and started teaching in university in 1977. I got a doctorate in applied linguistics in 1997, and am still teaching linguistics in the same university - 32 years now! At Annadale in the upper sixth I played 1st XV rugby and 1st XI cricket, and would love to hear from any colleagues who remember me. The classes and teachers I remember most are Mr Paulin and his A level class on Milton's Samson Agonistes, Herby Black's "They're not hills they're drumlins!!" and D B Eskine's "I've lost my memory - anyone seen it lying around?" - referring to his notebook!
|Derek White
|Attended Annadale 1955 to 1961
Recall teachers:
Now semi retired and living in County Tipperary Anyone out there?
|Albert Scott
|I attended Annadale in 51/53 I can remember Tom Turkington. John Teer, Brian Ellis. I played for the Medallion side as prop and hooker. I also was second in the discus at The Belfast School Sports in June 1952. Any photographs would be appreciated. I have lived in Sydney Australia since 1963
|Ernie McConville
|Here is a list of our old school pals of 1953; we are trying to organise a reunion.
Has any one a contact for any of them?
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|Denis Trought
|Would anyone attending Annadale Grammar School between 1956-1964 have a look at the attached photo and help me identify the missing classmates.The names I can remember and can identify are...David Brown , Derek"Dinger"Bell , Jackie mcKenna, Rodney Thom, Munroe, Ray McCullough, McDonald, Nat Braden, Albert McCleery, Brian Leslie, Roger Owen, John Ryan, Derek Brown, Mervyn Dalton, Denis Trought, Michael Mckay, Trevor Brooks, Jim Paterson, Roy Bowman, Roy "Dynamite"Forsythe, Brian Harpur, Ken Galbraith. Denis Trought ( middle row, second from the right, Buddy Holly lookalike !)
|Nigel Richardson
|I attended Annadale from 1964 to 1973 played rugby, had fun and took A levels twice (well it was better than working) preferring science to the arts. I was in Alexander House. I have been living in New Zealand since 1987 in Wellington, strangely enough since they renamed the school.
|Rodney Thom
|I attended Annadale 1956-1964. I subsequently taught Economics at the University of Ulster 1969-1977 and at University College Dublin from 1977 to 2009. I retired in July 2009 and now live in West Cork and would be delighted to make contact with any of my old classmates.
|Margaret Bartholomeusz (nee Kane)
|I attended Carolan, left there in 1974 to live in New Zealand, I am trying to make contact with school friends, especially Gillian Hughes, can anyone help?
|Jim Kidd
|I attended Annadale Grammar from 1962 – 1969, and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Played most sports including Rugby, Basketball and Volleyball – a few names I remember are:-
Stuart Dougall
Alan Henry
Rod McVeigh
David (Buster) Jamieson And all that era.
I have lived in Scotland since 1982, and am still involved in with the local Rugby Club as a coach and social member.
Anybody out there remember those good old days?
|Victor Blease
|The Old Mountaineering Club
|Annadale Grammar School Mountaineering Club
|Trevor Foster
|I was one of the first pupils at Annadale moving to the school from the Model in early 1950. Two classes had been attending the Model until the school opened and became F and G as A to E had been allocated!. Building was still going on and we had to change into gutties (providing a handy weapon for Mr. Ferguson.) Because of the state of the site we were urged to wear short trousers as long as possible. One wag in long trousers said he was! I did the first Junior Certificate in 1952 and Senior in 1954. I subsequently graduated in Chemistry at QUB ( thanks Mr Gillespie ) and went on to a career in the Oil Industry working in seven countries while keeping up my hobby as a jazz musician. I attach a photo of the first group of prefects and would love to know if Davy Law is still around.
|Trevor Brooks
|I went to Annadale 1956-1964. I would be pleased to hear from anyone who can remember me. I have attached a photograph of 1B (1956). That's me top row second from right.
|Ian Wilson
|I was a pupil at Annadale from 1956 to 1962 in the same group as Ted McGuigan, Brian Ballard and the late Chris Williams. When I left, I was lucky enough to pass the Open Civil Service exam with a sufficiently high mark to get into the Foreign Office and I have worked in HM Diplomatic Service ever since. My postings have included Moscow (I was there when the school visited in 1966 and entertained David Coffey at the Embassy), Colombo, Brussels, Banjul, Canberra, Calcutta, Bucharest, Pretoria, Nairobi, Kuwait, Tehran, Riyadh and Beijing. I'm now based in London and wondering whether, after 46 years, I should retire. Would be glad to hear from anyone who might remember me, particularly members of the Dramatic Society
|Alan Wilson
|I attended Annadale from 1955 to 1960, going through 2R, 3R 4R, 5T & 6T before leaving and Joining what was then ICT in Belfast. Among other things, I became a computer operator, computer programmer and systems analyst there and was sponsored to attend Queen's University, Belfast (QUB) as a mature student, where I graduated with an honours degree in Computer Science and Mathematics in 1974. My wife Helen and I now live in Congleton, Cheshire and we have two children (Kelly & Sarah) and one grandson (Oliver). After 44 years service with Fujitsu Services (formerly ICT, where I first joined in Belfast, and ICL) including 4 years at QUB and over 5 years Lecturing on Computing at the College of Arts, Science & Technology (CAST) and at the University of the West Indies (UWI) at Mona in Jamaica (from where we adopted our two daughters), I've finally retired (6th March 2008). Attached is a are a few relatively recent photographs, including a form photo' of 4R and one of the AGS Water Polo team for which I played goal. I'd be delighted to hear from anyone still alive from those days and also from anyone who would like to prove me wrong about an after-life too. J
AGS 1959-60 Water Polo Team
|Dr David L Leggett
|Proud member of The Turds XV for two years. Played rugby in Canada and Australia where I have been living for the last 35years. I would love to hear from any of the classmates from those splendid times even though I have totally lost touch with one and all. Ran into Mr Fitzjohn in 1995 at the "new" sportsground when I was last in NI for my mother's funeral-Dr D L Leggett PS Say hello to Bobbie Armstrong for me-I thought no referee would ever get to his age-Too many enemies
|Alan Graham
|I joined Annadale in 1970, my father William Graham was one of the schools original pupils. As an avid follower of Linfield, a question has come up on our Club forum, I was wondering if anyone can confirm that Eric Bowyer was a pupil? I captained a Montgomery 3-a-side team which won the said competition around '73 and he presented the cup to yours truly, but I'm almost certain he did so as a former pupil?
|Norman Moore
|I was at Annadale from 1956 to 1962. I have fond memories of my time there. I played hockey and tennis for the school and loved the fact that we were generally regarded as the underdogs by the older more established grammar schools such as Campbell, Inst. and the Methodist College. It made giving them a good hammering even sweeter. I left Ireland just two years after leaving school, on a scholarship to the UK with Taylor Woodrow. I managed to graduate as an Architect in London and since then I have been a gypsy, living and working in Australia, the Middle East, London again and finally returning to Australia in 1987. My chosen profession has allowed me to see a great deal of the world, and I am eternally grateful for the grounding I received from " Stewarty " the art master, not to mention a life long enthusiasm for literature from " Bollo Brown". Even a gypsy has to carry some small tokens of home, and I attach a few reminders which may bring a smile to your readers.
The 1st Hockey Team
The 1st Rugby Team
The Cockatrice 1962
The Staff 1962
Me today
|Colin Irvine
|Does anyone have a school photo of Form 3 from '63? I still have some of my school books from this era and found an old homework diary in my Mums. Sorry I did not keep my old school badge and Dill House colours but do not miss the cap! My cousins Roy & Stephen Magee went to Annadale in the late Sixties.
|Jim Neale
|I attended Annadale from 55-57. Dr Paulin was Head-Master... Bunny Warren was English... Chuck Evans took us for rugby... Dan Archer was Math... FitzJohn was gym. I played for the 3rd form football team...and met our own 4th form team in the final of the Grammar School Cup at Cliftonville Football grounds. I would love to hear from anyone of those years. I have been living in Canada since 67... now in Meaford ONTARIO.
|Jim Neale
|Ken Ettie
|I attended Annadale from 1958 to 1965. I now live in Canada's Arctic. People who I remember are - students: Graham Curry, Michael Hart, McKee, teachers: Mr Paulin, Mr McGrath (VP, History), Mr. (Erk) Erskine (English, Religion), "Twitchy" Bruce (Math), Mr McNamee (English, French), Herbie Black (Geography), 'Dan' Archer, (Math). I remember when the class locked "Twitchy" in the store room and piled the desks against the door. No one got into trouble for it.
|Jim McVeigh
|I attended Annadale from 1950 to 1952, leaving at the end of second year to go to Morgan Academy, Dundee, Scotland. I have Lived in Ontario Canada since 1966 and am retired from Ontario Hydro. The classmates I recall are Jim Montgomery, David Brown, Billy Wilson and Harry Gordon. Teachers were Chuck Evans (Latin) and Mr. Redhead ( Math) .The principal was Mr. Martin and a memory of the school I remember still was when the entire school was summoned to an unexpected assembly to hear the Vice principal announce" King George the VI has died. The king is dead, long live the queen" It would be good to hear from any one who remembers me.
|Simon Hawthorne
|I attended 1974-81, in the same era as Morris Duncan and John Harbinson. Great to get in touch with them. I now live in Queensland, Australia, have done for 18 years....I called in to the new school in May last year on a visit home, and caught up with Norman Lawlor, can't believe he is still teaching....get him a Zimmer frame quick....just kidding, a magic guy.
|Alastair Reilly
|Great to find this on the web brought back some great memories. Glad to hear from any one from those days in the tin huts. Sep. 78 - Jun. 83
|Tom Lyons (nickname Leo )
|I was at Annadale from 1951 - 58 . Played a lot of sports, received a geog degree and came to Canada in 1962.PHOTO
|Kieran Hunter
|I was at Annadale from 1970 to 1973 before moving to Winnipeg Canada. I'd love to hear from anyone who was around at that period.
|Gabriel Haythornthwaite
|trying to contact Gary Kirby, Ian Leaper or David Fulford. All completed A levels in 1982
|Victor Morrow
|I left after A levels around 1986 or so and would be very interested to hear from any others in my year. Apart from occasional visits I have not spent any real time in Belfast since 1991. Currently working around the U.S.
|John Harbinson
|I attended Annadale Grammar School during the period 1974-1981.These were excellent years and I have only fond memories of them and of all the teachers and classmates I was associated with during this time.
|John Harbinson
|Jeff Neill
|Annadale & Wellington College 1985 - 1992. Would be great to get in touch with anyone who knew me.
|George Dickson
|Hi There, great to speak to any o the class of 92 or anyone else who wants to catch up
|Arthur Thompson
|Annadale 1954 - 1958 Moved to Canada & finished education in Montreal. Lost contact with old Annadale friends Roy & Leslie Gardiner. Got in touch with Tom Logan here in Canada
|Ian Baxter
|Wondering if there are any of my Annadale class mates out there for the period 63 through 71. Now living in Singapore
|Louise Williamson
|Hi everyone. Its amazing to see that in the short space of time that it has been since I left Carolan &Wellington so much has changed. Best of luck to the staff and pupils for the new school and I wouldn't mind hearing from any old boys and girls from the Class of 95. It was a great school and I hope its future is as good as its past
|William Matthews (Matt)
|Started Annadale on opening day 1950. Lived in Australia since 1960. Thanks to this site I have caught up with Leo Lyons, Merrill McRoberts and Drew Campbell. I have been sharing some memories by email with Drew Campbell, including a final year photo (1956) with Fergie as Form Master. We have been slowly putting names to faces. Anyone like a copy?
|Ian Orr
|Interested to hear from people who recognise my name from Annadale Grammar School, first year 1956
|Brian McCalden
|Hi I left after O Levels in fifth form in 1972 I have only seen a few former schoolmates since then. I have lived in USA for a while, but I am now a local magazine editor. I had two older brothers at Annadale, David and Thomas. Anyone remember? any links? Brian McCalden Ex-Grosvenor Road
|Note new email firstname.lastname@example.com
|Merrill McRoberts
|Would like to hear from/about anyone from 1950-55 especially Frank Gallagher, David Rodgers, David Crone. Those were the days, my friends. I hope to hear from you.
|I was a pupil in Annadale G.S. in 1951-1952 year leaving with my family to come to W. Australia in June 1952. I had a very happy year at Annadale inForm J1I think my teacher was a Mr Jones. I do not know if you have any other boys from my class or year that are in touch with you. If so I would appreciate getting in touch and maybe we can arrange a get-together on my next trip to Belfast.
|Roy Phillips
|1957 to 1962 Interested to hear from any former Annadale classmates or of any get- togethers. 19-15055 20th Avenue South Surrey BC Canada V4A 9Y2
|Maurice Phillips
|I was at Annadale between 1952-1955 . Anyone in the class please contact me.
|Kathy Herron (Sherrard)
|Attended Carolan GS from 1959 - 1966 when Dr Beth Cathcart was Principal - would love to hear from any of my old classmates, Eileen, Heather, Gladys, May, Eleanor - just anyone who remembers me. Have lived with my hubby in Perth, W. Australia since 1971. My brother David who attended Annadale and later Belfast College of Art lives just up the road. Any news would be most welcome. Regards to all...Kathy
|Irene Beattie
|I attended Carolan between 1963 & 1968. Dr. Cathcart was our head mistress. Very scary. I would like to get in touch with anyone who remembers me. Barbara, Dorothy & Jane. I remember being sent down to Annadale for school dinner because ours ran out. That was so exciting to us then. We had Miss Jackson for French, Miss Gallagher for Maths, Mrs Irwin - English. Mrs Ewart - P.E., The new school looks lovely. I must drive by and have a look. Irene
|William Brown
|I would like to hear from anyone who attended Annadale, was in Allanbrooke House and sat his O-Levels in the summer of 1977. Am I the only one still alive?
|Mitchell Johnson
|Just a thanks to all who knew me. Mitch
|Garreth Montgomery
|Remembering the good old days of Alex 6th form, common rooms, Rugby, Basketball and Mr. Bingham's French class. What was that all about? I've put on about 23 stone now, but still coaching kids at Malone Wondering if any old mates out there have kids at the school or wanting to go or even might want to catch up on old times.
|Chris (Christy) Graham
|I attended Annadale between 1951 and 1954. I remember mostly,my latin teacher Mr. Evans,and my french teacher Mr. Redhead. These and others were terrorized by the only students whose names I remember, Roy Giddings and Paul Moffatt. Hope I got their names right. I'd love to hear from anyone who might remember me or them. I've been living in Canada since 1956
|Colin Lowry (Lamb).
|Now living in Raleigh, North Carolina and the Assistant Principal of a Junior High School. Anyone out there remember me?
|George Cox
|I started Annadale (Dill house) in 1974 and finished after O levels in 1979. Any ex pupils from this period please get in touch . (God it's only dawned on me looking at the site, is it really 30 years ago this year I started Annadale? Where's the time gone?)
|Jim White
|I attended Annadale during its opening years, and was a member of Alanbrooke House. I emmigrated to the U.S. in 1958 to continue my education (B.A., Dickinson College; M.Div. and D.Min., Drew University) and have been retired from the Methodist ministry in the U.S. for eight years. I now live in New Bern, North Carolina. My last assignment was Executive Secretary for Europe, General Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church. I made a recent visit to Belfast (October 2005) and tried to find Annadale Grammar School. What good memories I have! Am I correct in remembering that Jackie Kyle (Rugby player for Ulster) taught there? Would be glad to hear from anyone who might remember that far back!! All the best to Wellington College.


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Okai..... I am not good at critiques but here I go
Right then um..... YOU'VE GOTTEN BETTER THAN ME ALREADY//crai
The hair is really pretty and the face and eyes are proportioned perfectly
You may need to make the eyebrows a bit lower and longer
One shoulder is a bit too long even for the pose
The top is really pretty and you made the arms perfect
The thighs are maybe a bit fat??
And um...IT'S AMAZING
And the bunny ears are super cute
Mocha .... DONT GET ANY BETTER!!! STOP!! Lol
It's really good drawing overall tho :3 I love it
If you ask me, I think mocha was trying to draw the short shoulder the way you would see it in an angle. For example, if you look at someone near the side, one eye would be bigger than the other. Same goes here. The eyebrows does not need to be moved down because I can see how she's trying to draw it. Eyebrows down would mean regular eyebrows but mocha is trying to make the eyebrows raised. The thing she does need improvement on is the left arm. I know that if you look at the arms from a certain angle, the fingers will not show but at least the tip of it has to show. Lastly, I think the waist is perfect. I could see how you might say its fat but waists are suppose to be..fat. LOL. Anyways
Although I do agree about the shoulder part. . . I disagree with the thighs. She's shaped perfectly. Other than the shoulder I couldn't really find a thing wrong with it.
There is always room for improvement but I can't tell saywhat to improve on hehe, it's just a wonderful piece.
So are mine :3 lol
Your not fat!! :3 don't worry
> 3 < grr~ <33
Meppu :3 I didn't mean it like that Nuu //rolls around on floor a bit more
You called those thighs fat TT ^ TT
First of all, Thank you imouto-chan for the critiuqe but BIIIIOOOOOOTHACHHDSOLHOGSHJALHGJ I LIKE FAT THIGHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL <33333333 teoruioaejghioashjg THEIR SO CUTE!!!!! <3
Hehe :3 that's Okai :3 and oh Okai XD
Heh :3 I don't like mine //crai


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Every patio can become an extension of indoor living space, especially if it has a roof cover. Wooden structures can be put in place to be covered with standard roofing materials, such as metal or asphalt shingles. However, wood patio covers can also be covered with fabric, bamboo or cedar shakes. Use pressure-treated wood or cedar to create a wood patio cover that will last for years. Design a cover to harmonize well with the home's overall style to add visual appeal and market value to the home.
Things You'll Need
- Patio design books
- Backyard living magazines
- Measuring tools
- Copy of city building codes
- Building permit
- Sketch pad
- Graph paper
Buy or borrow patio design books and backyard living magazines. Go over patio designs that will work for an existing home. Look at wooden patio covers with framing to form a pergola with no enclosed roof, for example. Use this type of cover for shading only. Consider installing a weather tight roof if the cover will create an outdoor dining and cooking space. Make a design selection based on how the family will actually use the covered patio space.
Measure the patio space to be covered. Carve out room in the yard space to build a patio roof that is at least 9 feet by 12 feet in size. Check with local authorities to see how far back from a neighbor's property line a patio roof must be built. Inquire about the need for a building permit as well.
Sketch the house and patio design. Draw the roof line of the patio cover as an A-frame, hip roof or barn shape, for example. Make sure the roof complements the roof and roof overhang areas of the house. Create drawings of the patio cover framework that will place roof rafters on 16-inch centers. Plan to use support posts for the roof area made of post material that is at least 8 inches square.
Plan how to secure the patio roofing to the house, if this is needed. Build a stand-alone cover if removing part of the home's roof for tying in the patio roof will be complicated. Plan to attach the patio roof to the home's roof if there is a possibility the covered space will become a sun room or screen room in the future. Attach the cover to the house if the location is extremely windy, since a free-standing unit may be more vulnerable to shifting.
Check the foundation for the covered space. Make sure it is at least 8 inches deep with poured concrete reinforced with metal grid work. Never build a heavy cover over concrete that is not reinforced with metal, since cracking can occur with too much weight placed on the foundation. Decide if the patio foundation will hold a fireplace for the patio. Plan to build a patio fireplace on the side of the patio farthest from the house for safety reasons, and use a metal roof covering to protect from sparks.
Tips & Warnings
- Design a patio cover with a framed-in wall to be covered with lattice on one side. Use this wall to install shelving for media equipment to be used on the patio in good weather.
- Run electricity to the covered area to make it possible to use small appliances in dry weather. Route electrical wiring through special conduit available at home improvement stores.
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Paul is a New York born, 20 year veteran, high-energy act that finishes on a funny note. He toured with Jim Breuer SNL, for 3 years as opening act and heavy metal guitar player and has been on The Roast of Denis Leary, the Comedy Central special Hardcore with Jim Breuer and MTV's Metallica Icon.
He is currently in production with fellow comic Basile, making a TV sitcom of the same name, Basile being considered for network TV. It's an interactive sitcom. The first of it's kind. Paul is a head writer and will star on the show as well. Watch out for this ground breaking show.
Mike Stankiewicz
Winner of the prestigious "Best of Philly" award presented by Philadelphia Magazine, Mike Stankiewicz takes you down a road you didn't expect to travel, with a conversational style that makes you feel like you're riding the bar stool next to him. His international television appearances including Comedy On The Road with John Byner on A&E. Mike presents a special wit that transcends all mediums and blows his audiences away!
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Community Development:
A Tongan Perspective
Tracie Mafile'o
Takanga 'enau fohe
(Mates at their oars, perhaps, their oars are mates)
This Tongan proverb points to the importance and nature of community for Pacific peoples and has been explained as follows:
In treacherous seas the persons at the oars must be equal in strength and
ability, and they must row together in unity… Thus, we use this proverb… to
express our vision… thatTongans… ('diasporic communities') work collabor-
atively and communally, forge new alliances, map and re-map new social rela-
tions and socio-political networks, all for the betterment of our Tongan
people as a whole. (Ka'ili 2004)
Tongan community development is about working together for our collective good.
This chapter discusses community development as expressed and practised by Tongan social and community workers who took part in a study of Tongan social work practice in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Community is central to working with Pacific populations, involving an integral link between macro and micro approaches. Although the study focused particularly on Tongan social and community work practice, this discussion has particular applicability to work with other Pacific peoples' groups, given many shared cultural characteristics and realities. In addition, much community development occurs with a pan-Pacific focus, harnessing political alliances between Pacific groups. Further, many of the themes emerging in this study have relevance for work amongst other non-Western, ethnic minority and indigenous groups.


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Enjoying the Fullness of Your Inheritance
In Galatians 4:1-5, the apostle Paul helps us understand what it means to be part of God's family,
Now I say that the heir, as long as he is a child, does not differ at all from a slave, though he is master of all, but is under guardians and stewards until the time appointed by the father. Even so we, when we were children, were in bondage under the elements of the world. But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, that we might receive the adoption as sons.
Adoption in Roman society was very different from adoption today. When a flesh and blood son reached the age of maturity, he was "adopted" into his own family. Until that time, he was considered a child, and he was under the tutelage of a household slave.
We are heirs because of adoption. What does this mean? It means that God is well pleased when we assume our place as mature sons of God, exercising our authority and enjoying the fullness of our inheritance. But most Christians don't do this.
Not long ago, I learned about a particular website that can tell you if you have any money anywhere that you don't know about. There are literally hundreds of millions of dollars sitting unused in trust funds or accounts that people don't know about.
A lot of Christians operate this way. They have this incredible inheritance that belongs to them, this incredible authority that has been given to them, and they are unaware of it. And, friend, that does not bring pleasure to God.
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