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The nutty postindustrial spectacularists of Squonk return to New York with a new hotchpotch of music, puppets, witty costumes and general oddness, created by Jackie Dempsey and Steve O'Hearn.
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Don't say I didn't warn you. This is one of the worst shows I have seen in ages. Cacophony is too nice a word for it. Loud, grating electric guitar music accompanied by alienated, strange, disconnected multimedia performance. Absolutely charmless, aversive even. I felt it was an act of charity toward the performers for me to stay until intermission.
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JPY - Yen Sees Mixed Results Yesterday
The yen saw moderate gains against the greenback yesterday following a disappointing US Unemployment Claims figure. The USD/JPY dropped over 50 pips following the release of the figure, reaching as low as 83.15. The pair was able to stage a slight upward correction during the Asian session, and is currently trading just above the 83.30 level.
Against the Swiss franc, the yen remains decidedly bearish. Investors have been turning to the franc as a safe haven due to a number of global events. In the last 24-hours, the CHF/JPY has shot up close to 70 pips, and is currently trading right around the 87.70 level.
Today, traders will want to pay attention to a speech from the US Fed Chairman. While it is not known exactly what he will say, any mention of the poor state of the employment sector in the US will likely lead to further downward movement for the USD/JPY pair.


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on Sep 17, 2012 @ 05:32 pm
I am a bit confused about the contests here, and want to ask chickadvisor this question?
Regarding: Contests and Prizes For The Week of August 20-26
Garnier Skin Renew: Dark Spot Overnight Peel (C$19.99)
Gene Youth: Youth Generating Night Care (C$38.95)
How did icymichelle2010 win this prize, when she never made a comment. I
understood in order to win the contests you have to make a comment on
the contest page. There are 32 comments in total for this contest and I
don't see iceymichelle2010
comment anywhere.
Yet she announces in the comment section that she had
won and received her prize September 13th, 2012? I also checked out her
profile and she didn't even make her first post to chickadvisor until
August 31st, 2012. So could you please explain how she won a contest
that was posted for August 20 to 26. It just seems very funny to me, how
she is a winner when she was not even on chickadvisor during the time
frame of the contest. I just want to know, how are the contest winners
chosen. Does a chick need to comment to win, or are you making random
Her post from the contest page verifying her win below.
YAY!!! I won the Garnier Skin Reniew Product!!! Just got it in the mail today!!! :) Cant wait to try it out!
This is a link to the contest page I am talking about,just click on icymichelle2010 link to here profile, it clearly shows on this chicks profile she never posted anything to chickadvisor until August31sr, 2012.
This whole contest concept here has me confused, am I missing something ?
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Forgot to mention this was the contest I am referring to:
Contests and Prizes For The Week of August 20-26
Garnier Skin Renew: Dark Spot Overnight Peel (C$19.99)
Gene Youth: Youth Generating Night Care (C$38.95)
These sweet prizes can be won by entering our two weekly contests:
Yay or Nay: This
week, we may have been a little harsh of Ms. Jessica Biel's feathery
outfit. Let us know what you think of her ensemble to win!
Review of the Week: Review your fave (or not so fave) mascara and you could win!
She did not post to either contest page, I checked. How could she as she was not on chickadvisor until August 31st, 2012 and she only had one entry for August and the rest of her posts are all for September 13, 2012. what is going on here at chickadvisor ?
|Review of Week, Weekly Contests and Contesting Page on Sep 17, 2012 @ 08:24 pm
I think you are confusing the weekly contests with the contesting page. The contesting page just lets you know which contests and which prizes are up that week. To enter the contests, like the page says, you need to follow the links and enter there.
IceyMichelle2010 won the Review of the Week contest for that week meaning she reviewed a mascara and her review was chosen. If a review was done anonymously, you would not see it on a profile page however we still have access to that information. I hope this clears up some confusion.


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In this important election where Beverly will choose a new leader for the Office of Mayor, Mike Cahill is the one candidate that stands ahead in leadership, service, and experience.
In this important election where Beverly will choose a new leader for the Office of Mayor, Mike Cahill is the one candidate that stands ahead in leadership, service, and experience. Let me first state how lucky Beverly is to have quality people run for public office, and that no matter what happens on Nov. 5, Beverly will have capable governance for the next 2 years. For that we can thank both Mr. Cahill and Mr. Slate. Wes has been a good friend, and a valued colleague, and no matter the final result, we will miss him on the Council. As Councilor Slate knows from 2 years ago, it is difficult to choose between two people that you have known, worked with, cared about, and called friends, irrespective of one's reasoning.
That said my appreciation for Wes in no way diminishes my enthusiastic support for Mike Cahill as our next Mayor.
Mike Cahill has been a leader and public servant for over 25 years. First as a public school teacher, then at the State House, and more recently as our City Council President, Mike understands that the ticket to success for Beverly's future is a quality public education. As Beverly's City Council President, Mike led the effort to ensure adequate revenues for schools and city services in the short term. More importantly, Mike engaged the serious work of developing a responsible economic growth strategy in our downtown. As our State Representative, Mike did the work to help the people of Beverly build new schools, improve our infrastructure, secure needed open space for recreation, and protect our water supply. In addition, Mike held many leadership roles, including as Chairman of Human Services and Elder Affairs, and Chair of Housing and Urban Development. This gave Mr. Cahill oversight and budgetary responsibility for several billion of our tax dollars. Mike's ability to work collectively and collaboratively with many different groups of people, along with his experience serving at several different levels of government make him an invaluable champion for the resources Beverly needs to flourish. Most importantly, Mike has never shied away from making difficult decisions, whether it is a death penalty vote, revenue for city services, or support for appropriate new growth. Mike always studies an issue, gathers the pertinent facts, and states his position unambiguously and unapologetically. Mike does this so his constituents know where he stands, and know he has come to well thought out decisions whether they agree or disagree with him on any one of the myriad issues public servants deal with.
In his years since serving Beverly in the legislature Mike continued leading his community, working for Beverly, and all of Massachusetts families as Executive Director of the Alliance of Massachusetts YMCAs. Mike also fills many leadership roles w/ various charity and non-profits that serve the greater Beverly Community. All this in addition to his leadership role on the City Council,
Mike's devoted history of public service, committed experience on behalf of his community, and dedicated leadership for Beverly, makes Mike Cahill my choice for the next mayor of Beverly. — Jim Latter, City Councilor, Ward 3, Park Street, Beverly


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In a hundred spots along the coastline of Nova Scotia, artist Margaret
Nicholson has put out small sculptures, mainly of human figures or portions
thereof. What's she saying? Her site talks about the project as an homage
to Nova Scotia's beachcombing tradition, as a remembrance of the untold
lives lost at sea over the centuries, and of the pleasures and surprises
contained in unexpected art appreciation. Find out what she's thinking
and which of the pieces have been discovered so far. AG
If You Could Teach The World Just One Thing
It's the centenary of Einstein's annus mirabilis, in which he wrote those
three papers that shook the foundations of science. Most of us, however,
will never be able to delve into those (extremely complex) works. Spiked
Online, therefore, asked 100 scientists what single thing they'd tell
the general population if given the chance. Which responses were echoed
by multiple participants? Which were funny? Which were profound? They're
all here; dig in. AG
The Last Letter
If you missed this powerful episode
of PBS's Independent Lens, don't delay check out this site, which
delves into the book on which the piece was based. The story concerns
a letter written to a WWII war correspondent by his mother facing
along with all the other Jewish inhabitants of her village certain
extermination by the Nazis. What does one say when the end is at hand?
How do you remember a life when you're not ready to finish living it?
This dramatic piece provides one way of approaching the unthinkable.
The Hot Sites team: Matt Bowen (MB), Fr.
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Description: My firm represented plaintiff Andre Fiore in a wage claim case against his former employer, PPG Industries. I was lead counsel and argued plaintiff's summary judgment motion before King County presiding judge Laura Inveen. Judge Inveen granted Mr. Fiore's motion for summary judgment on his wage claim and on his willful withholding cliam. She also awarded almost $700,000 in attorneys fees and costs. PPG appealed to Division I. Yesterday, in an published opinion written by Judge Dwyer, Division I affirmed the trial court's summary judgment decision. The decision is a great decision for Washington state employees and will no doubt be cited in bfiefs for many years to come.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 25, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Religious Focus Page 10A Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels. Texas Friday [december, 5 "toLet the scriptures speak to you By FRIEDRICH REST Woodlawn Christian Church or hospitals. I wonder if I could be as cheerful as they, were I in their place Some people have been bedfast When I was a student assistant for years When calling on some pastor at Salem Church, Kochester, people in nursing homes, residences N V . back in lbUtv I was in a homeAMERICAN SP CANCER i SOCIETY where a lady had been bedfast for 17 years On the way to her home I wondered what I would say to cheer her I still had a year to go at the seminary and this kind of thing had not been mentioned I w as ushered to her room and in a few moments, I was busy listening to her She had arthritis as I recall, but she talked of God s help through the years of her life Her faith sounded so much like St Paul's that I asked her if her favorite Bible verses were in St Paul s letters "No." she said. "I enjoy the Psalms the most When I left the house I was think mg of the unity of faith in the Hid and New Testaments of the inspira tion of her life and the practical value of the Christian faith I'p to that visit. I wasn't com pletely sure that my decision to enter the ministry was the right choice I had thought serious of medicine But the great Physician had done more for her than what a medical doctor could have done A doctor can help mother nature to heal and or bear the physical burden of sickness And no one should downplay the role of the physician But if a minister can assist people to believe in God s pre sent help in time of trouble and to feel that nothing can separate us from his love, isn t he giving them something which no one can ever take away? At the risk of using language too familiar to be freshly meaningful. I sometimes think of a minister using words such as Lxiok as he points to God Let me explain, as he un folds the Scriptures. "Drink as he holds the cup and Mas God bless you aas you seek light and strength throughout the week as he lifts his hands in benediction BrieflyCandlelight service The New Braunfels Christian Church invites the public to a candlelight serv ice Christmas Kve at 7pm The New Braunfels Christian Church is at 7;i4 Ixnip TIT across from SummerwoodHoelscher Bu x kern per family to honor Sister Opportune Hoelcher Members of the Hoelscher Buxkemper Family will gather on Dec 27 to honor Sister Opportuna Hoelscher ('DP for her 'r*th birth day The gathering will tx- trom 2 to 4 p rn at Began Hall of < lur Lady ut th*-Lake Convent F vpeeled to attend are distant cousins from the local area and Sister Opportuna s nieces and nephews from Texas and from Kau sas She is the great granddaughter of Anton and Mary katherine Hot41 sc her who immigrated to Texas from Germany in 1K4B Call 144 722M or 4% 1.T84 for more informationSan Antonio Seminary announces registration San \ntonio seminary announces registration for the winter quarter which begins Jan ll Call the seminary office for addi ttonal information or an appointment at 14o 7k20 office hour>' are * to . a rn and I to I p rn Monday through See BRIEFS Page UA Ile it* ■ ft tm* \£a*U*4 Jaa/Lim* 204 W San Antonio 625-3241 WAL-MART 629-9121 IU 35 It 'n hi ut lr; Norris Insurance Agency 245 Landa 625-2316 BLUEBONNET NJ W BB AUN! 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What exactly does "early prevention" mean and what is its role within the everyday life of specialists from educational institutions and law enforcement agencies, for providers of social services as well as for the parents and children themselves? What is the legal framework of a child becoming a victim within criminal proceedings? Mediation as a tool for Lithuanian police – what are the main conclusions after implementation of the pilot project in Lithuania? What kind of early prevention approaches are used in Bulgaria?
Those and other questions were addressed by specialists from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belgium and Bulgaria at the conference "Social Inclusion: Preventive Measures of Children's Anti-social Behaviour" which took place on 27-28 November 2013 (presentations from the conference are available here).
A compilation of specialists' articles, including their answers to the abovementioned questions is now available in Conference Report in Latvian and English.
Conference report in English (1.37 MB).
The publication was performed in the framework of the project "Reducing youth at risk numbers: modeling early childhood intervention approaches", which is financed by Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway in framework of NGO Project Measure. NGO Project Measure is financed with financial support from EEA Financial Mechanism and Republic of Latvia.
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The Home Office said its implementation would change little, as Britons had enjoyed such rights since the UK ratified the convention in 1951. But it provoked a mass resignation of magistrates and critics said it would bring our already stretched legal system to its knees by allowing the courts to fill up with chancers who would use it to wriggle out of trouble.
Who was right? Little over three months on, it is too early to evaluate fully the impact the Act has had on courts and lawyers across the country. But the early reports are that the predicted chaos has failed to materialise.
Mike O'Brien, Home Office Minister with responsibility for the Human Rights Act, said: "So much for claims before the Act came into force of a meltdown in the system; early indications are that the justice system is operating well with the new Act.
"The number of cases awaiting trial in the crown court is down on last year's figure, not up, and the total number of civil cases issued is also lower." The latest figures from the Lord Chancellor's Department comparing October 2000 with October 1999 show that numbers of some cases have even fallen since the Act was implemented. The number of cases awaiting trial in the crown court is down, from 24,104 in October 1999 to 23,603 in October 2000 (and from 24,383 in November 1999 to 23,216 in November 2000).
The number of civil cases issued in the same period is also down, from 153,317 in October 1999 to 144,090 in October 2000.
Officials at the Chancellor's Department, which runs the country's judicial system, agree with the Home Office. A spokesman said: "While it is still early days, use of the Human Rights Act since it was implemented in October has been much as expected. There has been no significant increase in the workload of the courts and the judicial system is matching up very well."
He added: "There have been 168 occasions on which HRA issues have been raised in crown courts across the country since the Act was implemented. This is less than half a per cent of all the cases heard in crown court over the same period, which is extremely low. Also, the average length of a hearing at crown court has gone down from 4.9 hours in November 1999 to 4.8 hours in November 2000."
In August last year solicitor Steve Wedd, of the Criminal Solicitors' Association, was one of those who warned the Evening Standard of impending chaos. He said then: "The Government has bitten off more than it can chew. There will be tens of thousands of magistrates' court cases, thousands of crown court cases and hundreds of High Court cases arising from this convention."
Now he has revised his opinion, saying: "The rush of cases I forecast then doesn't appear to have materialised, which is interesting. In general, it is not as bad as it could have been."
One lawyer, who did not wish to be named, said the Act had not had as much of an impact as expected because people were simply threatening to use it, and the threat was enough.
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The Wildrose announced Tuesday that Derek Fildebrandt has agreed to change his conduct on social media and is back effective immediately.
"There is a clear commitment from Derek to address caucus concerns to be accountable for his track record on social media and to take steps to fix it,'' Wildrose leader Brian Jean said in a news release.
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Fildebrandt, in the same news release, said he looked forward to rejoining the caucus: "We should move forward together as a unified caucus and party behind the leadership of Brian Jean.''
Neither Jean nor Fildebrandt could be reached for an interview.
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Premier Rachel Notley, speaking to reporters in Calgary, said Fildebrandt's suspension stems from the Wildrose caucus decision last week to embarrass Wynne in the legislature while she was a there as an official guest.
"We see a party that is in a bit of disarray,'' said Notley. She noted Alberta needs Ontario onside to get the Energy East pipeline to take Alberta crude to ports and refineries in New Brunswick.
Fildebrandt's suspension was short but nevertheless roiled party ranks when it was announced just before midnight Friday.
Some riding presidents immediately demanded Fildebrandt be reinstated. Partisans demanded the same on social media.
Outrage spiralled amid reports from Wildrose sources Monday that along with social media changes, Fildebrandt had to give up his high-profile finance critic portfolio and take anger management counselling.
The Wildrose said Tuesday that reports of those other conditions were false.
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Fildebrandt, 30, is a key player with the Wildrose, sitting on the front bench with Jean.
He is famous for bombastic exchanges and hyperbolic statements in the house that successfully, at times, get under skin of Notley's government.
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Last Thursday, Fildebrandt did so again, excoriating Premier Kathleen Wynne's Ontario government over its high spending and debt while Wynne sat in the gallery.
Fildebrandt heckled Notley as well, demanding that if she is going to invite Wynne, she must also invite Alberta's next-door neighbour, right-of-centre Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in Edmonton on Thursday. (Photo: Codie McLachlan/CP)
Wildrose House Leader Nathan Cooper later publicly sent regrets to Wynne. Jean has said he approved of Fildebrandt's questions, but not the tone or heckling.
The Wynne affair led to heated debate on social media last Friday, with some condemning the question and others saying Wynne needed to hear hard truths regardless of political niceties.
One constituent on Fildebrandt's Facebook page applauded his stance and joked about Wynne's sexuality. She is openly gay.
"Proud to have constituents like you!'' Fildebrandt wrote back.
He quickly apologized online for the comment, but was suspended that night anyway.
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Alex Johnstone, who is running in the Ontario riding of Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas, made a crude reference in a 2008 Facebook comment related to Auschwitz. A public school trustee, she defended herself by saying she didn't know anything about the Nazi death camp.
Joy Davies resigned as the Liberal candidate in the B.C. riding of South Surrey–White Rock after telling The Huffington Post Canada it is safe for pregnant women to smoke pot and that it might make their kids smarter. "Ms. Davies' views in no way reflect the values or policies of the Liberal Party of Canada," the party said.
The Liberal candidate in Victoria resigned after comments she made about mosques and Israel were discovered by a satirical news website. In 2013, Thomas wrote on Facebook that mosques were once education centres but were now used "as brainwashing stations."
Maria Manna stepped down as the candidate in the B.C. riding of Cowichan-Malahat-Langford after she questioned the official account of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on her Facebook page, reported CBC News.
The Montreal NDP candidate selected to go head-to-head against Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in the Papineau riding resigned after it was revealed that she used to be a member of the provincial separatist party Option nationale. She also spoke passionately about her desire for Quebec to achieve independence.
Stefan Jonasson, a Unitarian minister, dropped out as the NDP candidate in the riding of Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingly after it emerged that he compared the actions of an Orthodox Jewish group to the Taliban on social media.
VirJiny Provost, a young Bloc Quebecois candidate in Megantic-L'Erable, embarrassed her party after a survey she answered came to light. Asked what she would need in the event of a nuclear attack, Provost wrote she'd bring "her cellphone, a penis and chips.''
Sue MacDonell, a board member for the Conservatives' Bay of Quinte Electoral District Association, was fired after she posted on Facebook that a Cree woman recently crowned Mrs. Universe was a monster and a "smug entitled Liberal pet."
Conservative candidate Wiliam Moughrabi in the Montreal riding of Ahuntsic-Cartierville had to erase online comments that were deemed violent and misogynist in nature. He did not step down.
The ex-Conservative candidate made a splash in headlines on Sept. 6 after footage of Bance peeing into a mug then emptying it into a sink resurfaced. The clip aired in a 2012 episode of CBC's Marketplace. Bance told HuffPost Canada, "I had a health situation and needed to make an emergency decision, ironically to save myself from embarrassment back then."
The Conservative candidate in Toronto-Danforth was booted from the party on Sept. 7 after a series of YouTube pranks surfaced showing Dutaud faking a mental illness and pretending to orgasm during what appeared to be a customer service call.
Christopher Brown, a Liberal candidate in Peace River-Westlock in Alberta, apologized for tweets in 2009 that used profane language and included derogatory references to women. Brown said he had become an alcoholic at the time after his partner died in a car crash involving a drunk driver. Party Leader Justin Trudeau said he accepted Brown's apology.
The Liberal candidate in the Calgary-Nose Hill riding in Alberta stepped down after offensive tweets she posted as a teenager surfaced. Ala Buzreba had earlier apologized for her tweets and blamed youthful ignorance for her social media faux pas.
Shawn Dearn, the communications director for NDP Leader Tom Mulcair, apologized after two-year-old tweets surfaced in which he used an expletive in reference to Pope Benedict. Mulcair decided to keep Dearn on his team.
The Liberal candidate in Pierre-Boucher-Les-Patriotes-Verchères a resigned after she was barred from running municipally due to an outstanding loan.
The NDP candidate's controversial comments about Israel and Canada were featured on a Conservative attack website. Morgan Wheeldon handed in his resignation as the candidate for Kings-Hants in Nova Scotia after the party asked him to resign or be fired.
The Conservative candidate in Repentigny, Quebec was dropped from the slate after it was discovered that he pleaded guilty to marijuana possession in 2011, according to La Presse.
The Conservative candidate in Hochelaga, Quebec was dropped after the Journal de Montréal revealed that he was had been promoting the NDP on his Facebook page in the last year.
Conservative candidate Gilles Guibord was forced to resign from the race in Montreal's Rosemont_La-Petite-Patrie riding over sexist comments he allegedly made in online comments section of the Journal de Montreal newspaper.
Soheil Eid, a Conservative candidate in Joliette, Que., apologized twice for a Facebook post that drew a parallel between the words of Mulcair and comments attributed to Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's infamous propaganda minister.


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Samantha & Bruce
Pip & Lola's Everything Homemade
Samantha & Bruce's story
We are the proud parents of six children. We currently live in a town outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, having moved here a year ago from Tacoma, Washington. Bruce was formerly an elementary school teacher and Samantha was previously a real estate agent.
We are both heavily involved in the Arts, specifically theater. We both love to donate our time and what little bit of extra money we have to keeping small Arts organizations running.
We are huge fans of the barter economy and have exchanged our soap for a variety of things including babysitting, photography, and the occasional coffee maker.
This loan is special because:
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Business Description
We started our business in 2010 at the prompting of many of our friends. At that point, Samantha had been making soaps for about 6 years and had been giving them out as gifts. The recipients of our soaps were constantly asking us to make more because, for the first time ever, they had soaps that were not causing migraine issues and major allergy / skin issues. This led us to research our market and realize that all-natural, lightly scented soaps were very rare in a pretty inundated handmade soap market.
Over the years, our company has grown from about 10 different types of soap to over 70, including hand and body soaps, shave soaps, shampoo bars, etc. We are constantly revamping, improving, and working to make them the best ones available.
We recently signed a lease for a small brick and mortar location that is less than a block from our home because the soaps have outgrown our basement. At the urging of neighbors, we will also include a small coffee bar in the space.
What is the purpose of this loan?
This loan will allow us to purchase more oils in order to build our soap stock back up; create and print brochures to use as we try to get our soaps into other retail locations; purchase materials to build an awning for our new retail space; put a down payment on our new business insurance, which is significantly higher than in years past due to the brick-and-mortar location; and purchase items to add a small coffee bar in our new location.
We believe this loan could easily allow us to quadruple our business this year. Most importantly, it allows us to work one block from our home and have full access to our children (and them to us) at all times.
Soaping Oils: Palm Kernel Oil – $78 Avocado Oil – $51 Castor Oil – $66 Coconut Oil – $140 Jojoba – $58 Olive Oil Pomace – $84 Palm Oil – $108
Brochures: Design – $100 Printing $90
Awning (self-installed): Materials – $300
Business Insurance (down payment): $600
Flooring: Sub-flooring: $280 Sealant/Paint: $75
Coffee bar expenses: Coffee Signage: $70 Coffee Grinder (used): $300 Commercial Fridge (used): $600
Industry: Retail
Years in operation: More than 5 years
Website: pipandlola.com
A loan of $3,000 helps us to purchase more soaping supplies, create new marketing materials, and finish the new coffee bar and retail space for Pip & Lola's Everything Handmade.


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Aiken Journal and Review (Newspaper) - July 2, 1930, Aiken, South Carolina Nearly e.ery famjly La Aiken Cattie read*- the Journal and Review, VOL. 60 -NO. 27No Paper Published in this Locality Equals the Journal and Review'.Circulation in Aiken County 8 PAGES CENTENNIAL AT MOUNT CALVARY CELEBRATED OW SUNDAY Abo*! a Thousand People Attend Thane Historical Strvicat, and Enjoy • Fi«o Program, The Centennial Celebration of Mount Calvary Lutheran church was musl *'*n the Club held last Sunday, and about a thous- i,uit Tuf'Nl*y 'n July. and people gathered eat this church to join in the exercises. The services William* Urge* Voters to Register TW Who Would Vat. j,, Primly Mast Qualify To my Aiken County Friends. The object of this communication Jj to interest you in signing the Club Holl. Every man and woman intending to vote in the white primary mu»t_ei*n the Club Roll before the I am especially interested in this because Aiken County has & large vote, and it is AIKEN. S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1930 CONTRACT LET c-*» CONCRETE ROAD TO ll? I Anniv VV AavdMM h«*A«M I .anre Maa O $2.00 t Year—5c « Copy WARREN HOUSE COST ABOUT St*0,000 Northeastern Confraction Ce., Given Contract for Magnificent Warren Home,—To Start at Once. From Gang No. 2 Both Convicted at January Term of I wert md Received lf Month* Sentence. BARNWELL LINE FROM MONTMORENCI mKiiiLER0V JAC» TRIED TODAY Agent* of Central District to Meet at Commercial Hotel. A meeting of the Horn® Demon-1 A contract hat been let to the Northeastern Construction Co., for occupied the whole day, beginning v< ry material to the success of my with the Bible School lesson at 9 .SO carnDa"fn ,hMf mv -;—• *1- f olio wed by a aeries of addresses at Horace Sims tad Prank Abney, two RMtvifta on chain gung No. 2. <'apt. J. D. Bef! in charge, escaped late Authorised by Highway Commission - a*v«aiv UfOtOri' at Meeting on Friday.—Contract. R!nin0r! A^nts of the Central Dis I et for Other Work ^nc* South Carolina v.-;ii i." v..i 1 ATTEMPTED ASSAULT OO oAclock. At 10:46 the ministers, council- ........ Special Tarm of Criminal Coart Wit trict of South Carolina will be held Pro**ably Finish lls Worh Tom## -at the Commercial Hotel in Aiken ro" ~Rapid Progroa. Mad*. Iav.«4 Friday the State Huffily com- next Mon/*y *nd Tuesday, July 7th ^— m 1 saion authorixed the building of *nd Tb*' di>trict is composed of A special term of criminal court • erected on tne site of the Black --------#----—nam poi '~HS additional miles of concrete thl' foI1(,*ir'»f counties: Aiken, Allen- c"nv*'ne<i ,n Aikpn °B Monday, call- cables. yet been captured. Gang No. 2 was road*, involving some $7.000,Q00. Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort. >d Prin,arily for the purpose of trying . Thorne months ago Mrs. Warren nir W"rkinf *bout *T« mU«' southed rht* aartion that particular concerns B<irk,'!<,>'. Calhoun, charleston. Colic- L,,po>*' J*vkson, charged with attempt- chased the half'square of land from °f Montmoren(,i- on t}»e Runs creek thi» col»nty is U, S. Route No. TH fun' ^Hester, Edgefield, Hampton, *vl rrin,l!»*i assault, upon a young Mr. Thomas Hitchcock known aa th,. n,ad\ Thew we ne driving frf'm Montmorenci to Barnwell Jaswr* Orange bour. and Richlan I. rhitl' 'r,rl of Graniteville last May. This meeting has been planned and I indictment Wan handed to th* called by Miss Bessie Harper, Di*. *ran<* jury and a tnjp WR was found. ! Thu a. . . " campaign that my friends sign the rolls or they cannot vote. 1 * ««» "m" nquare 01 lino from .... ' £ — ---•• • >•*» I will thank my friends to *®e also Mr' Thomas Hitchcock known as the r°. . f0nv,,ts drivitp, "••t others who may be more or less Hla<* stables corner, paying about aiul b^en the place line men and choir assembled in the yes- ; indifferent aiym the rolls. ; *40,000 for this property.. Arch.- T th* •«•»»■* ««»<Ud and the Contract. Let I' ",,, u,,,w mHB1P »««TM*r, IH* - ^ ' -««o was. w tibule for the procession for the di- : 1 do not lhink that the Congree* ,ects h»v'p been preparing pions for *'«*?*y tb*ndoned th*'lr chines ' "! A**nt' for thp Presentation of J<v pmlant w« brought * - -1. u"________ rh. HniUte- t.---------J and fled to the swamp. They were Highway Commission last tho various projects pf the Special ut *as counsel an am _* chackled and had on stripes, (Tuesday let a number of contracts to the agents. From these pro ',ud*** &l®** presiding at this cont jects the agent chooses those ah# |*PpH*r,t#d Messrs, J. B. Salley an ne ror tne procession for the di- u nm inin* th* ( <»hgm»- ,ri 18 Peen preparing plans f f service at liyriock, to hear the man' when h* 'roes UP°B the dump, Ith* buildingr for some months, and iversary sermon by Rev. X. J. w'^ deny tbllt tariffs or congressional contnitd has been let for the work ulm.. n f-i . • _ mil nnna t.______r . til nrnnisA vine anniversary sermon w. w _______________ Ansley, D. D., president of the tA*#!l put upon *«*•» of moderate to '^d. Synod A recess was taken at 12:30 until circumstance* with a family of five Thp building when completed will or more will pay on an average of!be om the 8i,ow place® of Aiken. At rind it !« Airt fit H A tar. 11 I _ ii 1. * ___* - - Ut I -- I'.cav 2 p. rn,, for dinner, which was served $LOO0,0O a year on those an,i it i* rt;nted will coat in the neigh- on the church grounds. *rticles necessary' for his'home and W>rhood of *160,000. ' In the afterpon an intf resting aer- , farm' J ---— vice was held at which greetings 1 do not thir,k thif he will deny, were made by visitors from nearby .when hp C(>,nw k*fore you, that dur 1925 vvi:IYT iiiadt ay visivoni from nearby I w*w towns. Mr. G. H. Ballentine brought !nK th* from greetings from Aiken. (there was an increase over a prior This congregation was formally organised on February 21st, 1830, when the first church building was dedicated. The building was started in the fall of 1828. It stood near period of the same length in the prices of farm necessities, running from 33 to 86 per cent. These figures are cited to show you the import ance of your registering so you can * the Huiet place on the south side of |foU'' if you Weenie interested in the 1 issues, and you can hardly escape in* J in figures like there, that I <1 ' Mrs. A. R. Williams left Ta***, day for Columbus. 0., where ahi* will U&ry **rm court on * fb*rf<* °f to 1929 sf**nd several week* with her brrrtfc • b"u*'' hr?tkiBf and larceny and sen* >r, Mr. Ben Gardner. Enroute she tf'nred to tW*,Ve month« He is 4 spent sometime in Asheville, N. f('et and 9 inchf* u11* w,i»fhs 145 the guest of Miss Emma Hard. Pounds. 21 yesrs old, and black. I pa #*vii cr. i They silked for time to look int the (south) Edisto, about one mile from the present church building. In 1837 another building was erected near the cemetery on John Krek's lands. This building was dedicated on July 15th, 1837. The third building erected in lh?*;, and the present building, a beautiful brick structure, was erected in 1927. This is a large modem building, Gothic and cruci nut believe your Congressman will deny, I want to say this word I-you now; if Aiken County will register and give mc that vote that I have Quarterly Report County Health Department Sims was convicted on Jan. 27th, for Wor,t OVor th* thp vhUUITO vn08e 8fte| -- - — — 1930, on a charge of larceny, and :u ,-s on G" H jobs advertised carry out in her county, th.- fob 1 *m '^mo*k to defend the prison given a sentence of twelve montha. •mountpd l<» ■ v*ry knife sum of lowing year, making up from them, He is described as 5 feet tall. weight- mon®y* *'itb the advice of her County Coun- 160 pounds, 21 years old. and ha* road,Work included about 160 cd* her year's program of work. scar under left eye. He is a mulatU). mv!*^ of surf*<Tng and the construe-1 ln addition to the 16 agents, as Abney was convicted at the Jan- tion °f bridges, the cost h«-.Ddluws: Miss Klirabeth Bailey, Mina ..... iB* around $3,000,000, Lucia INirter, Miss Margaret Marlin, Th following bids were awarded in Elisabeth McNab, Min* Lula Aiken county and neighboring coun- Chrisman, Miss .%>!la Gooch, Miss tips: Lottie Vaughn, Miss Pearl Calvert, Aiken county, for addition of 4 22- Nis* Caroline Alston, Miss Ophelia foot spans to present bridge over Barker, Miss Margaret McC.irt, Miss ; Edisto river on route I; R. M. Milch ltor* Miley, Miss Marie Undien, urn, Augusta, Ga., *6,766, Miss Winnie Belle Holden, Mist Mary Aiken county, for construction of Henderson and Miss Eleanor Carton; concrete bridge over liuj&e creek on four uf the specialist* from Winthrop j rout# I between Aiken and Augusta; Cortege. Myvt. Doda Dee Walker, Mi « It. M. Mitfhum, Augusta, <ia., for $ ! 9,309. Aiken on rout# ken coun Kl nncdv. Hinty, for paving of gap* !, between Ia*xingt >n-Ai line and Augusta; It, G Haho*burg. $24,026, Barnwell and Orangeburg counties construction of reinfarced concrete *.imbei and st*'**] bridge over South , ... H..l.k tion tile county, jtnd in the cutting been receiving in the past, I will be' member of the Health De- out of undergrowth, the spraying of elected easily. I am not overlooking partment Jfiven their best .r certain ponds and'impounded water the fact that d«*#ns of men and t<a',r ,,f'I Education, which in Hor^e J reek Valley women who have never voted for nu con"uii'r nf Phantom importance. Hy|ien, form in style and cost about $35,000. !'n ,h<* Past have told me voluntarily k Uri",r ,h< 'luarts-r nine prepared Hygienic work this quartet has ■Hi. Kmtntm for tki, *,,:"■»* "•-> «*«■ K"in« t" v,", f,jr n« «»* butt ltt,W,t> M -JJ , ' print,d in pnmphlet form nm! *iv», !,his «»»• ' «•« like to kno. 'T "J'"'1 rh,W' ehiltlr™, nlthoupl,, Li ta,"01 - " ~-\T^£z zr:z::zz. r-r'irir: ) u.' ciiuae ^th cie 'is Is on' w hy*1 locai fMU'OT .tionl' ^ One 'thoued* Ind rou^C (Tm Ti} fu '"tV difference* in County and State ooli °n* hundred twenty-one circular Im, grh(ml schoul and r0"u U f",ni North l,) H«nmark{ La ....... made with a new slate. I distributed, These were carefully u " I . ' ,k,th a Ram,M'rF < Tieton and Hampton Juanita Neeley,' Miss Jan* Ketriien, ami Mrs. Harriet Johnson, and M I -nn\ I,. Eandium and Harriet!,. las ton, .'•'ale Agent and Assistant State Agent, will be present for the ok et mg. Randall Brothers Lodged In Jail ture. Among the visotors from Aiken were Mr. and Mrs. D. M. George, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. George, Mr*. A. D. Hoftnanrt, Rev. and Mrs. E. W Leslie. Mr. and Mr*. T. T. ('ushman-Mr. Nollie Rohin.-.m. Mr. G. H. BhI-lentine. Sheriff J. P. Howard and Mr. George Couch. I'.disto rivei between Willis! ,jj -'pringftcid: Florid* Budge and r.Hi_ t nu t ion ( ompany, Orlando, Eta., fur Put «p * Stiff Fight, and Three Men >. Were Nectary ,0 H"ndle Them ,*n' Orange burg-Bamberg counties, for the ease, and the case wa* -*-t fo trial thig morning, •Seven indictments were handed u the grand jury and true bilk wen returned in every ca»e. Five 0 these cases were (Jisposed of yester day at noon, and the jury discharge* until this morning. A eterday morning th# case of W J Johnson, charged with blowing th* safe ai rh# Southern freight depot was culled. He wa* without counsel ami asked for a continuance. This 1 ase. was set for trial on Thursday. The following extra jurors were •drawn on Monday: T, V. Weeks, Montmorenci; H. E. Holley, R. I), Courtney, AV. Rothrnck, Butler M.ir^ i lls. AV. M. Littleton, T. AV, Weather-j E IL Kaminer. Aiken; J, L. , El ans, AA. P. AA hjstenant, L. A Yaun, •bos. I*. Glover, Alvie Duncan, AV, A. Parker, Melvin Brewer, AV. M. Brewer, J C. Watson, J. Crocker and I (I. Thompson. Graniteville. U--H Kedd, wmtr. rharged- with I Violation of prohibition law, plead was sentenced to six months, two months suspended dur-Big good behavior. Albert Green, white, charged wi! He will i Furniture Expert at I have no malice for any man in Aiken County politically or otherwise. 4+TmrraTTty lorry for the few of my I enemies who think they injure me .when they tell people from other Holley Hardware Co. .!,n!v! ! 1 Wi!1 "ot <,v, n *'a,r'- Aiken < ounty, when I know, and ....... many of you who read this know ti t i Howard< * Sal#.man of 25 jhundreds of men and w -men in A, Year* Experience in Charge ken County are going to vote for mc ■ "" I this year that never did before, Mv Mr. David ll. Howard, of Johnston, (authority for stating this in the free a furniture expert of twenty-five and valuntary expressions of them years experience, has accepted a p »- nat the p .int I want to impress i sition with the Holley Hardware C ..the necessity of signing the Club OMI furniture salesman. Mr. Hownr I j Roll—every man and woman—h«- and 2,475 leafleU and pamphlets ~ , 1 lhu tnbuted. Th,,,. c",fullv * *" hm" '««'• OU. -IcrtH. .ipaling .Mb "art"ul,r J health needs or m,r.l 'EE. TTT "* M,> »»" m.-u.ur.-^..five spot mjju or irr*l»hi*: ah.,ame th,' location of rpidomira two or" "T I u5° ""'l l,,ty two pre-*choo| children were »>xam inod the Health Dvi.artmentN of. spent one year at the Continental fore the last Tuesday in July or you Furniture, * at High Point, X. t .. will be disfranchised arui not able to which manufacture the highest grade vote. of bed room suites. Later ne worked with J. Robert Wood, of Oxford, N. C.; Cherry Bros., at Sumter, and later with the Clan admi Furniture Co., at Mam rig. He knows the furniture busine.* rn ail its brunches, and would be glad to have the people of the city call upon him fur advice. In this connection we call a't.-n-tiou to the July Furniture sale an nounced in this issue. A special d s-count will be offered during this sale. Mr. Leon Holley will leave for th-* furniture markets this rn..nth and th* Faithfully yours, John F. Williams HOLIDAY ON THE 4th Store. Clote .I Noon on Friday, and Not Today We the undersigned agree to keep our stores open all day on Wednesday, July 2, and to close our stores at 12 oVrloek on Friday, July 4. Hahr. & Co.; Thorpe's Book Store; R. AY. McC'reary Co.; J. G. McCrory atock must be reduced to make room Co ; Ho}Jey Hardware Co,; A & P for the new stock. Tea Co. Meat Dept.; A. A P Tea Those desiring furniture will do Co f Grocery |)ept.: Cato's Studir well to call and insect this h.gh TatranU; The Fashion Stor<i. "af<,rs class stock of furniture, and buy it EIcctric; s. r. PoWer Company In ait a great reduction. A. S. Davis; M. Rudnick; Hallman & Crawford; Hoi and Sam Suraaky; Home Grocery, by AV. Wise; Rogers Inc,; Old Reliable Shoe Shop; Schroder's Grocery. I' iwell Hat iwai <• < ■ . will ekMJe all dav July Uh. Talatha Darkey Leave* Big Estate •Mi ion The will of Franklin Johnson ored, who died in the Taiath i ->• on June 18th, has been ad1 tit tv I ' Probate, and'he left $11,252.00 in cash in the bank. Besides Uus in left a farm containing between 600 and 700 acres. Franklin had farmer all his life, and it is remarkable to know t ut I had made so much money, and ha i such a large bank bain •<* CHAMPION TURNIP GROWER and pf reportable diseases in th* county have also been kept for exhibition in the office. Communicable Disease Control This most important phase of >ur wink has U*en looked after diligently, 123 discuses having been re; .it cd by physicians and invest gated by this department. Ten cases of ne muniruhle diseases were isolated, thirty-six contcast were quarantine ! and nineteen visits made to east -j wherein no control measures were inst luted. . Eleven wassermann examinations were made, twenty-two milk anai.. sis, fifty-one urianlyses and a num I ber of other laboratory specimens j collected or examined during the quarter. i Specific prophylax - has <■ ansi u d of eighty-three smallpox vaccination-.and some twenty odd anti typhoid in j ovulations, Tuberculosis work, in addition i > t nutine control meaaures, ha- con cisted of the examining of 155 per sons, the majority of whom were t x amined at a two-day clinic the latt r part of the prc-cnt month. Of thi-n urn ber nine were positively d agnos-ed anti *mx others were referrod t phys it'ians as suspicious, Three tu-bt rcular cases have been hospitalized during the quarter arn! seventy n< nut -lag visits have been madn tuberculosis homes, Sanitation In addition to r mine activity .f the department in sanitary work w< '•lai'"• '•«! and |>ut over one of Hie b< ' "clean-up" (Alii;.aum- that the • ' v o' Aik, n has ever hts i during !h< five. Of this number f found defective with a 'ix defect*; and <de . 'it defects were SficUJ. diofi ti fly mix school a. ■ > weigh* a and me *iv< ty of medical exam! 1 ' Udr-'Ti a ere organi/,i Tty-four wert total of forty a corrections i. K ar h in-I'hi Id roil wa- .• ired exclu-lations. Tat J into nut!. Fuller, Barnwell, $228,519, Alter nato No. 2. ( G. Fuller, Barnwell, $231,799. Saluda county, for surface treat Anent 12,9 miles of route 39il from Salitdn to Saluda n cr; McDougnhl ' n ti iction company, Atlanta, g;1 , Mack and Pick Rgndall were arrested at their horn* near Windsor Company, i^u1Bd*y ntorning by, special depu- l*u< eny. plead guilty 'ie* (.laude Redd, Bafii Munday and ^afcneed later. Ben Bennett assisted by Magistrate I FdgaC Denton aRa* Edd Mitch G. AA B\his, A warrant was sworn j w,'!' Died fur larceny, it being aile stole a ring and $40 fro Lott. of N'i.rth August tind not guilty. lands. Prescott was arrested last' WI. k. but the Ban tall boys r» fused I" Ee arrested Magistrate Byars Counties, for surface treatment of 38.9 miles of routes 36 and 61, Bam hv W S' B'nn,,tt charging that borg to Hampton tmLfr.flnt Ehrhardt^0 M*y J ith ,f ^ m*n Jim to route 641; alternate No. I C G M>i ,!rt' t(> r#r*ain Wood Air-' TTT determined ! of the law, ai rf to arrest $67,606 and N wbt t i by ' prop M I! Don < asse- when ft un i limb a: i were v i.sitcil reg .lnrly nu! " and irntructeil as ti ri ' E dc. A a result s 11 *" 1,1 made sub tantial gat; in wig ut and we hopi t > cont in u ik next year, >;nre mal nutr ion is one .if our git • -t problem In connection with mTh.) wmk th nurse als,, eighty -ix f .How visits. Pellagra AA e have cont mm against pellagra begun twenty-nine new can I ted, intl(viewed ar to proper diet and Edgefield 22 foe' pull Punkey cree Greenwood; f'lau '!ruction company 13 ! 2 ft ti rf at. ! "en' ment 391 from Bat »*b Men >u-'Bd Co Atlanta. > a,, $7 maty, addition ol to pre-ent bn Jgp between Edgefieb .-..Mi; I.awfer.i t Augusta. Ga .f t: p.: I in bt ti • if bg uphold t nd depu!ijti the mon • of the rn H i 1 ti. n Tne Band ma i-t bree Pbey Sun tiiat lie Iv at e w as <, Mow man Kirklun.i alii • Toed, chai ber; and Inn AA ulker arid Herb# is AA iIii** Lee Kirkland •n i 'ith at ext in .rn with highway They were • a bicycle and guilty and sen ro bar] kl •h rn the chai La n ; [I IU B< line st alii a es ar vc are them at -tate It I our kist yea) - have I'adv!. giene. inst daily r's A'. . throug1 MONEY FOR TEACHERS MAILED TOMORROW WH Lou Gr.y Acidi ctieg l etter lo Im bes* Negro Hit by Hit And Run Machine I. se rnun . when hi I Ieii e •aionial colored, night i by an • I fad (By i un ad r 'he folk aid nu a r tntinuat certifirate of '.hat th<' dele! spital in i • nu at 'in lid re i , f« • discover I uh -•curing Brew. a nominal co >ard of Health Nutrition eviously men • ■ have been *r nf the I arg tv. Four hundred an ten per cent or mon '«• enrolled in these hic visited regina arid if grunted ii - * h sp ach neI, nutr irjfanized , ' schools o I t ii re und« cia Adult ll be :< ndei A Itll' 11 in" Bill. < ' trio lull- w«*re ■ grand jury, and I'arket I, • a ce ny and pc Her >roh Eegin Audit Of County Ofi ices I abit • al i .alf -nth of this lose. AA Mr. J. VA. Mover, of Van a claima to be the champion wer, of Aiken county', LXK Im.I them of six and seven i':i is, but he eore.c- forward with K oghing eight pounds. AA . ii bait ttix? A ai ncil. the < f 1 :111 - I* : . ,'ii zn ti n * helped sn e ous prizes b IU a I ye, vie I,. i a: I up to LOUK e Moi, ■ already shown r» arke i and a number have normal weight Qrlhorpedtc Drfett Bre.entment rjf (.rand JUfV M •at me quai Miscellaneous Miniature Co'f C Is Being Bd It ll ere REGISTER FOR THE PRIMARY It is important that the V oters of the ( aunty who wish tv vote in the corning prim try registci at once. 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This mineral specimen of Dioptase on Calcite from Tsumeb Mine, 2nd Oxide Zone, Otavi-Bergland District, Oshikoto, Namibia is available for sale from John Betts - Fine Minerals, mineral dealer located in New York City, New York.Follow on Facebook
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|Minerals Species: Dioptase on Calcite.
Location of mineral deposit: Tsumeb Mine, 2nd Oxide Zone, Otavi-Bergland District, Oshikoto, Namibia.
Description: Lustrous transparent deep-green dioptase crystals to 11 mm on lustrous translucent colorless rhombohedral calcite microcrystals to 0.8 mm. The calcite crystals fluoresce orange under SW UV illumination. Dioptase from Tsumeb is now difficult to obtain. No damage is visible to the unaided eye, but minor damage is visible under 20x magnification. Ex. Georg Gebhard (author of Tsumeb I and II).
Overall size of mineral specimen: 4x3.5x3 cm.
Size of individual crystals: micro to 11 mm
Price: $375 (plus shipping).
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