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Like anyone else, persons who have serious mental illnesses need a sense of belonging and a feeling of satisfaction with their lives. Efforts to help people feel a part of their communities and have a good quality of life usually focus on helping them get decent housing, meaningful employment, education and health care, as well as fostering self-determination and social support. However, recreational and leisure activities may also be central to feeling connected to community life.
Research has consistently indicated that physically and socially active recreation and leisure activities are related to a higher quality of life in the general population, as well as in people with various disabilities. This is especially true of activities that help people feel a part of neighborhood life, including such simple activities as eating in a restaurant, visiting a library or walking in a park. But research has also found strong relationships between physical activity and physical health as well as between physical activity and mental health. Yet individuals with serious mental illnesses are significantly less active than the general population and their leisure involvement tends to be much more passive. Community inclusion initiatives need to focus more strongly in this 'domain' of community life.
Physical Recreation
Involvement with a variety of leisure activities can help individuals with serious mental illnesses lead more active and healthier lives. Many recreational activities require the movement of large muscle groups and can be aerobic, which improves cardiovascular health. Hiking, biking, swimming, gardening and dancing are good examples. Physically active pastimes such as these are most beneficial if they are done routinely, and the pleasure derived from them makes this more likely. Recreational and leisure involvement also promotes health by providing a buffer for stress and creating a sense of balance. For instance, recreation and leisure can give people a break from a stressful situation. Indeed, physically active recreational activities can be powerful proactive coping strategies, (i.e., efforts to prevent stressful events before they occur). Social support, sport/exercise and miscellaneous non-social activities, such as painting or writing, are examples.
Social Recreation
Socially active recreation is also important to one's health. In fact, friendships may be the hidden factor in greater longevity. Research supports the importance of social networks in maintaining health and reducing re-hospitalizations of persons with mental illnesses. Recreational activities have the potential to increase social involvement and friendships in many way, for many recreational activities, such as playing cards or being on a sports team, need the involvement of others.
Other recreational pursuits allow persons with serious mental illnesses to meet new friends who share common interests. Talking with acquaintances about movies or books or taking an adult education class or a course at a YMCA helps individuals with serious mental illnesses to have a social life outside of their family and give them opportunities to forge new relationships. Finally, some recreational activities, such as movies or concerts, are often just reasons to get together with friends and help maintain social relationships.
The Challenge
Many people with psychiatric disabilities nonetheless find it difficult to develop physically or social active recreational and leisure pursuits for themselves:
- service providers are hesitant to regulate or prescribe a person's free-time activities: the freedom to do what we want in our free time is central to the very idea of leisure. So choosing to watch television or simply do nothing is inherent to a person's right to self-determination. However, clients with serious mental illnesses may need assistance with choosing recreational and leisure activities for themselves, particularly if they have had these choices made for them in the past. While self-directed care ultimately involves choices, each choice should be based on informed decisions. It is often assumed that it is relatively easy to find opportunities for enjoyable and socially constructive pastimes. Yet research suggests that this is not automatic, especially for people with mental illnesses. Just as such individuals may benefit from a job coach, they may also benefit from 'leisure coaching'. Leisure coaching would help them identify and explore personal values and interests that are associated with physically and socially active recreational and leisure activities, develop or refine skills needed to pursue personal interests, and locate personal and community resources to support their involvement in community recreation. Most importantly, leisure coaching would help remove barriers to participation in community and social life.
- research has also shown that leisure behavior is an important aspect of the coping response, yet few individuals consciously recognize the role that recreation and leisure play in helping them cope with stress or in their overall health and well-being. This is true for both individuals with serious mental illnesses and for service providers, such as case managers and peer supporters. This may inadvertently lead to undervaluing this aspect of a person's life.
- finally, it may be that the health and human service system rarely sends the message that persons with serious mental illnesses should take the time or have the opportunity to find health and happiness through physically and socially active leisure involvement. Other important issues often take priority, and the commitment to building a recreation/leisure agenda may be lost in the shuffle. While it seems logical that a case manager would be the ideal person to provide leisure coaching, this may not occur beyond the verbal encouragement to a client to "do something fun this weekend","join a club", or "get out there and meet some people and make some friends."
The following are recommendations for service providers on improving recreational and leisure opportunities for people with mental illnesses:
- Create and evaluate model demonstration programs that use leisure coaching to promote proactive coping, community inclusion, life satisfaction and other positive outcomes for persons with serious mental illnesses;
- Involve peer supporters who can model positive leisure coping strategies;
- Train case managers to more specifically assess leisure coping beliefs and to include recreation and leisure as a focus;
- Develop and evaluate a manualized training program to promote self-determination and proactive coping for persons with serious mental illnesses through recreation and leisure involvement;
- Develop and evaluate a manualized training program to increase environmental supports for recreation and leisure involvement, including self-advocacy and education for family and friends.
The following Web sites may be helpful for individuals and agencies interested in promoting physically and socially active recreation involvement and community inclusion in persons with serious mental illnesses:
http://www.ncpad.org, National Center on Physical Activity and Disability, University of Illinois at Chicago
http://www.camh.net/printable/healthybodieserious mental illnessesnd_crcuspring2004_pr.html, Active bodies and healthy minds: Physical activity promotes recovery from mental illness: CrossCurrents Spring 2004. Center for Addictions and Mental Health
http://ici.umn.edu/products/impact/162/over2.html, Institute on Community Integration, The College of Education and Human Development, University of Minnesota
http://prevention.sph.sc.edu/palinks/index.htm, Physical Activity Links, Arnold School of Public Health Prevention Research Center, University of South Carolina
http://www.recreationtherapy.com/tx/txfit.htm, Therapeutic Recreation Directory, Resources for Therapeutic Recreation Professionals
The following references are suggested for further information on the importance of physically and socially active recreation for persons with serious mental illnesses:
- Brown, S., Birtwistle, J, Roe L, Thompson, C. (1999). The unhealthy lifestyles of people with schizophrenia. Psychological Medicine 29(3), 697-701.
- Dench, L (2002). Exercise and movement as an adjunct to group therapy for women with chronic mental illness. Women & Therapy, 25(2) 39-55.
- Dunn, A., Andersen, R., Jakici, J. (1998). Lifestyle Physical Activity Interventions: history, Short- and Long-term effects, and recommendations. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 15(4), 398-412.
- Faulkner, G., Sparkes, A. (1999). Exercise as therapy for schizophrenia: An ethnographic study. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 21(1) 52-69.
- Fox, D (2000), Physical activity and mental health promotion: the natural partnership. International Journal of Mental Health Promotion, 2(1) 4-12.
- Richardson, C., Faulknes, G., McDevitt, J., Skrianar, G., Hutchinson, D., Piette, J. (2005). Integrating physical activity into mental health services for persons with serious mental illness. Psychiatric Services, 56(3), 324-331.
- Aspinwall, L. & Taylor, S. (1997). A stitch in time: Self-regulation and proactive coping. Psychological Bulletin, 121, 417-435.
- Brown, S., Birtwistle, J., Roe L., & Thompson, C. (1999). The unhealthy lifestyle of people with schizophrenia. Psychological Medicine, 29, 697-701.
- Chan, S., Krupa, T., Stuart, J, & Eastabrook, S. (2005). An outcome in need of clarity: Building a predictive model of subjective quality of life for persons with severe mental illness living in the community. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 59(2), 181-190.
- Community Integration and Social Roles, Collaborative on Community Integration at Temple University, retrieved at http://www.upennrrtc.org/issues/issue_socialroles.html, 7/18/05.
- Davidson, S., Judd, F., Jolley, D., et al. (2001). Cardiovascular risk factors for people with mental illness. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 35, 196-202.
- Iwasaki, Y. & Mannell, R. (2000). Hierarchical dimensions of leisure stress coping. Leisure Sciences, 22, 163-181.
- Krupa, T., McLean, H., Eastabrook, S., Bonham, A., & Baksh, L., (2003). Daily time use as a measure of community adjustment for persons served by assertive community treatment teams. The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 57(5), 558-565.
- McCormick, B., (1999). Contribution of social support and recreation companionship to the life satisfaction of people with persistent mental illness. Therapeutic Recreation Journal, 33(4), 320-332.
- Taylor, S. (2002). The Tending Instinct. New York: Henry Holt.
- Yanos, P. (2001). Proactive coping among persons diagnosed with severe mental illness: An exploratory study. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 189(2), 121-123.
- The above materials were developed for the Temple University Collaborative by Kathy Coyle, Ph.D. and John Shank, Ed.D. Temple University Department of Therapeutic Recreation.


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nez... Also, on the recycling fee. In all that time you didn't drink any beer or soft drinks out of cans or bottles, or read any newspapers or magazines. And if you did, what did you do with these? Everywhere, cities are trying to recycle as much of the trash as possible, but generally, these operations are not completely selfsustaining, so typically there are recycling fees. Since you say that you didn't have (or elected not to use) the recycling bins, you shouldn't have to pay a recycling fee like the citizens of New Bern do. If you didn't recycle anything, it obviously went into the trash and wound up in the landfill, which is a major problem and the driver to recycle. Would you have felt better if they called it a landfill fee? Also, assuming you didn't flush overboard, each day you used the water, shower, and sewage facilities. Just where do does this go and how is it treated? And how is it paid for?
You lived on your boat for approximately 5 months or 150 days, so for your $134, your use taxes for all the services I mentioned and more comes to a little less than $1 per day..something to really bitch about. And you activiely try to hurt the local economy, which you found interesting enough in the past that you visited how many times...20 or so? Because of your posting, there will be some that will bypass New Bern, and it's too bad. It, like many other places along the waterways, is an interesting place.
Now, as to using facilities, my boat (not at New Bern) stays at a marina and I am only aboard a few days each month...say 6 days a month maximum. So I pay property taxes on it just like you should have, but assuming the boat was the same value as yours, then over five months, it's used 30 days instead of your 150 days. So, as a local, I pay roughly 5 times more for the same services as you did...but that's fair isn't it?
Early on, you said that you paid property taxes in MD, but I have a boat registered in MD. MD gives favored treatment to boats and boats are not assessed an annual property tax.
Nez....I think you owe the people of New Bern, in particular, and the users of this forum an apology. But that will never happen will it?.....So where are you freeloading now?
"Do the taxes help with the up keep of the marinas?"
Bear in mind that marinas sometimes catch fire, and when they do, a fire department paid for by taxes often responds. So...taxes support many things, including school systems that educate future dockworkers. (Or not.)
Can you drive up to the marina? Road paid for by taxes. Stuff like that.
Not all taxes go into lining corrupt pockets, some small piece of it trickles down to the rest of the world. Even marinas.
nezperce333 visits New Bern for some months, five I believe, stays at the marina, and when he is assessed personal property taxes, he gets angry and starts a personal campaign to "dis" New Bern. So, he thinks he should come, stay as long as he wants and free load off the local citizens? While the taxes may not directly pay to support the marina day to day, look a little deeper and you'll find that the local taxes do support some of the services that nez got or had access to. I'm sure that in 5 months, he went ashore and used the city streets to move about, and probably other facilities. If there had been a fire on his boat while in the marina, the city fire department would have responded. If nez had slipped and struck his head on the finger pier, the local rescue people would have responded, and taken him to the community hospital, also supported by local taxes. If someone had broken into his boat or there were disruptive inhabitants on a nearby boat, the local police would have responded. The nice waterfront developments, including the marinas, happened because local citizens paid years ago to redevelop the crumbling waterfront area, and to help develop the local historical development.
I understand that if one comes and spends money with the local merchants, that visitor is helping pay for the services he uses, but there's more to it than just supporting a local business and paying sales taxes. But in his mind, it seems ok for him to stay for five months and have some non boat owning local citizens pay for him and other such freeloaders. If you come, and use the services, then pay your share. If nez have been there only a short while, he wouldn't have gotten that bill, I don't believe. New Bern is a nice place..if you haven't visited, come visit....and like every other place, it will cost something, but not too much. And if you don't want to pay the price, then don't come, but don't trash the place.
|Not in New Bern. The marina is a private facility, not a public one. Even the easement is privately maintained.
|Do the taxes help with the up keep of the marinas?
Nuisance Taxes.
All states are different. I pay $177 for a 1988 Cal 33 here in New Bern.
All states/cities have different ways of raising the money to run things.
With all the Northers moving here to retire. They don't mind the cost at all.
As a normal cruiser running up and down the eastern seaboard you'll
pay nothing until you stay somewhere for a good part of the year.
I remember being in Luperon for 3 weeks. Cost $89.
You stayed in New Bern for 5 months and it cost you $98.
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This 30 footer. What was your tax bill?
I'd be interested to know what the guys with multimillion dollar boats, which always seem to registered in Lewes or Rehobeth, DE, pay. On the West Coast, I understand they usually have an Alaskan hailing port.
What kind of money are we talkin About
This 30 footer. What was your tax bill?
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Thats one of my favorite scenes too, remember what happened to the tax man in the end though!
I visited New Bern in 2007 and did find it to be a nice town, but if this is an example of thier taxation practices, I might stay away in the future.
I am just curious about what a personal property tax constitues. Is it an annual assesment of value? We pay an ad velorum tax here in Alabama, is this the same thing?
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I agree with you. In other situations, it is "innocent until proven guilty", with the tax man it is "guilty until you can prove yourself innocent." BTW-one of my favorite scenes in any movie is in POPEYE, when Robin Williams ties up to a town dock, and the tax man comes up and greets him with a "tying up to the wharf tax", "dinghy under the dock tax", "asking the tax man a question tax", and "new in town tax". I am NOT associating that with New Bern, btw, just found it amusing, and painfully close to reality, in some regards.
I visited New Bern in 2007 and did find it to be a nice town, but if this is an example of thier taxation practices, I might stay away in the future.
I am just curious about what a personal property tax constitues. Is it an annual assesment of value? We pay an ad velorum tax here in Alabama, is this the same thing?
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Khanna is situated on the National Highway between Ludhiana to Ambala and is 45 Kilometers away from Ludhiana (Main Industrial Town of Punjab) Khanna is strategically located and connected with the rest of the country by road and rail both. It has the biggest grain market of Asia, where large quantities of grain and rice changes hands. From here lakhs and lakhs toners of grain is sent to the rest of the country and world. It is and important industrial town also where so many steel units are operating and is only 6 K.M away from main steel city of the country i.e. Mandi Gobindgarh.
At present, khanna town has an area of 32 Square Kilo Metre and as per census of 2011, its population is 1,28,130 and at present is near abour1,30000. Geographically is connected to various important cities of Punjab.
The city has great political Background. The late Sh. Beant Singh Ji Chief Minister Punjab belongs to this area.Now Sr.Gurkirat Singh Kotli M.La of Khanna Constituency who is the grand son of Sr. Beant Singh. Another important political figure of the town is Sh. Shamsher Singh Dullo who is presently president of the Punjab pardesh Congress Committee and an ex-member of Parliament.Late Sr. Karam Singh Gill Ex Cabinet Minister belongs to Khanna city. Khanna has so many historical and religions places. One such religions place is Gurudwara Manzi Sahib' which is situated right on G.T Road near to Khanna.
Khanna has the biggest grain market of Asia. Which Supplies food grain to the rest of the country and rest of the world.
Biggest Garin Market of Asia
Khanna also has a very big vegetable market. This caters to residents of the nearby area also.
Vegetable Market
Khanna is important industrial hub also. It has around 40 rice shelling units, 25 iron and steel units and around 35 cattle feed units. It has a very big industry.
Focal point where so many industrial units are operating.Khanna has a very big railway Station, from where one can get trains connecting every part of the country
Khanna has all the basic medical facilities. It has a very big Govt. Civil Hospital and around 30 Private Hospitals and nursing Homes which even caters so the surrounding areas.
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Khanna has a very old Municipal Council established since 1931. khanna town is consists of 27 wards and each ward is represented by a Municipal Councilor who is elected by the voters of that particular ward 27 Municipal Councilors consists the council who in turn are responsible for the overall development of the town and for providing the basic amentias to the residents of the Khanna
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The main source of income of the Municipal Council is VAT ( Value Added Tax) which is sent from Government in place of abolish of octri collection and other sources of income are Building application fees, House Tax, License fee and water Supply and Sewerage user charges. The estimated income for the financial year 2012-2013 would be around 34.88 Crore.
The main and very acute problem of the town is disposable of the sullage water for this municipal Council has undertaken a major project for disposal of sullage water and to lay sewerage lines in 100% area of the town for this a 17 Km long sullage carrier is under construction the total Cost of the project is 1589.65 lakhs and another project of laying water Supply lines in 100% area of the town is undertaken with a cost of 559.40 lakhs.
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Chilled fruit soup is one of my favorite things in the summer months. I can't wait to get this recipe out every year!—Laurel Anderson, Pinole, California
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- 1 pint fresh strawberries, sliced
- 3 cups sliced fresh or frozen rhubarb (1/2-inch pieces)
- 1-1/4 cups orange juice
- 1/2 to 1 cup sugar
- Sliced oranges, kiwifruit and/or additional strawberries, optional
- In a 3-qt. saucepan, bring strawberries, rhubarb and orange juice to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in sugar to taste. Cool slightly.
- In a blender or food processor, blend half the fruit mixture at a time until smooth. Chill.
- To serve, spoon into bowls; garnish with oranges, kiwi and/or strawberries if desired. Yield: about 1 quart.
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The study program is closely connected to the department's world-class research groups led by an internationally diverse faculty of about 30 professors. Students have ample opportunities to quickly participate in one of many exciting research projects, often in collaboration with industry or the local research centers of international companies.
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This is the "Power Premium" edition and came with every option except leather and sunroof.
I've been using it as a commuter for school but my time here is up (the Navy is sending me elsewhere) and I can't take the car with me. The car has 162,000 miles but the engine actually has about 122,000 miles. To my knowledge another engine was put in when the original died. I am in the military and I've kept my Texas residency so the car is titled and registered in Texas which means it's not required to pass California smog. The previous owner had the car titled and registered and smogged in California so there's no reason it shouldn't pass smog now.
The price is firm at $3,500. I've had the car checked out by Ford. The mechanic there said it's in great shape. I bought the car back in December and took the intake, exhaust, Mach 5 hood, TEIN springs, and EAP rims and either put them on my other Focus or sold them. I replaced all the aftermarket stuff with stock components from my car and then used it as a daily driver while my other Focus was undergoing some modifications.
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I haven't had any problems with it. Dependable for a daily driver.
Engine is strong and transmission is tight.
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There are two small dents on the hood.
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Gametext - Seeds or plays on a Delta Quadrant [ DQ ] planet. End of each turn, if your Honor personnel who has INTEGRITY>7 is present, draw an extra card (or two if personnel is any Chakotay). . (May not be nullified if Chakotay present.)
Reason - Nerf to prevent two card draws - but also a minor buff to keep it safe if Chakotay is there.
Gametext - Seeds (in any phase) or plays in Gamma or Delta Quadrant (limit one). Inserts into spaceline; creates a location (span 2). Any ship may move between Wormhole Negotiations mission and here, then is "stopped." OR Once each turn, plays to relocate Barzan Wormhole to a new location in Gamma or Delta Quadrant, or to allow a ship to report with crew (limit 4 cards aboard) to Wormhole Negotiations; discard doorway.
Reason - Nerf - removed the report with crew.
Gametext - Name a card type. Reveal cards from top of draw deck one by one until you reveal a card of selected type; take it into hand, remove other revealed cards from game. (If you exhaust draw deck first, you lose the game.)
Reason - Nerf. Revealed cards are exiled instead of discarded.
Gametext - Seeds at Ocampa planet (limit one here). Each player may seed a non-Borg [DQ] ship here. Ships at Badlands Region locations may relocate here. Once per turn, a ship with fewer than four staffing icons may report with crew here (limit 3 cards aboard). OR Plays once each turn to relocate your ship in the Badlands Region to Caretaker's Array. OR Plays at any time, for free, if a ship is about to be destroyed by Navigate Plasma Storms. Instead relocate ship to Ocampa planet or owner's hand.
Reason - Nerf. Removed report with crew. No other changes.
Gametext - Ships with fewer staffing icons [Kaz] ships (except Warships) may be carried and launched aboard. Tractor Beam
Reason - Nerf - only Kazon ships can be carried aboard now.
Gametext - Once per turn, plays to download to one of your ships its matching commander (draw no cards this turn) OR to download one Captain's Order (Captain's Log, Lower Decks, Yellow Alert, Senior Staff Meeting, or any card so marked). After any use, discard doorway; place it atop your draw deck; or place it atop one of your Captain's Order events to protect that event from nullification.
Reason - No functional change, cleaned up gametext. Added (Captain's Order) to relevant cards to offload it from this.
Gametext - Two personnel present (random selection) "disappear" (discarded) unless if their combined CUNNING>14 CUNNING<15. To get past requires Astrophysics and 2 ENGINEER remaining.
Reason - Changed first part from a requirement to just a 'oops, you died', now try to solve the rest of dilemma.
Gametext - Seeds or plays on table. Your Kazon affiliation may mix with one additional affiliation (may be changed at any time), may attempt [NA] missions, and is immune to assimilation. Once each turn, if you have a Maje in play, you may report another Kazon of his sect for free. OR Plays on your Kazon Warship. Your [Kaz] Personnel and Ship cards (except other Warships) may report aboard.
Reason - Nerf. Removed universal treaty.
Icon Bar - Added [Countdown: 2]
Gametext - Seeds or plays on table. Opponent's non- [Univ] personnel discarded from play are placed under here instead of in discard pile. (Immune to Kevin Uxbridge.)
Reason - Nerf. Added countdown and stripped Kevin immunity.
Gametext - Seeds or plays on table. Your Vidiian affiliation may mix with one additional affiliation (may be changed at any time) and may attempt [NA] missions. Once each turn, you may report either a MEDICAL-classification Vidiian or a MEDICAL-related Equipment card for free. OR Plays on your Vidiian Cruiser. Your Vidiians may report aboard.
Reason - Nerf. Removed universal treaty.


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(PITTSBURGH, Pa., 07/31/2012 03:52 PM) — Federated Premier Municipal Income Fund (NYSE: FMN) and Federated Premier Intermediate Municipal Income Fund (NYSE: FPT) today announced earnings for the six-month period ended May 31, 2012. Established in 2002, the funds seek to provide investors with income that is exempt from federal income tax, including alternative minimum tax (AMT), by investing in municipal securities from different sectors, states and issuers across the country.
For the six-month period, FMN had net investment income of $3.0 million or $0.47 per common share. From this amount, FMN paid distributions on auction market preferred shares (AMPS) of $9,730. Net realized and unrealized gains were $7.9 million or $1.30 per common share. At May 31, 2012, FMN had an undistributed income reserve of $0.074 per common share, down from $0.088 per common share at Nov. 30, 2011. Total managed assets of both common and preferred shareholders of FMN were $130.8 million and the net asset value per common share was $15.25.
For the six-month period, FPT had net investment income of $2.7 million or $0.38 per common share. From this amount, FPT paid distributions on AMPS of $7,811. Net realized and unrealized gains were $4.4 million or $0.64 per common share. At May 31, 2012, FPT had an undistributed income reserve of $0.053 per common share, down from $0.057 per common share at Nov. 30, 2011. Total managed assets of both common and preferred shareholders of FPT were $144.6 million and the net asset value per common share was $14.72.
Both FMN and FPT have paid monthly tax-free dividends since their first dividend declaration in February 2003. During the six-month period, the funds maintained their respective monthly common dividends with FMN paying $0.083 per share and FPT paying $0.065 per share.
Fund composition and performance data for the funds as of June 30, 2012 is available in the Products section of FederatedInvestors.com. Data is updated on the website approximately 15 days following each month-end and full portfolio listings are updated approximately 30 days following each calendar quarter-end. To order hard copies or to be placed on a mailing list, call 1-800-245-0242 x5588079, email firstname.lastname@example.com or write to Federated Investors, 1001 Liberty Avenue, Floor 23, Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
Federated Investors, Inc. (NYSE: FII) is one of the largest investment managers in the United States, managing $355.9 billion in assets as of June 30, 2012. With 138 funds and a variety of separately managed account options, Federated provides comprehensive investment management worldwide to approximately 4,700 institutions and intermediaries including corporations, government entities, insurance companies, foundations and endowments, banks and broker/dealers. For more information, visit FederatedInvestors.com.
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Our current holdings include print and electronic journals and print and electronic books, audio-visual and other library materials. See our online library catalog for details on our print and audiovisual collection.
The Health Sciences Library acts as the repository for archival and historic materials of California Pacific Medical Center.
We house and maintain the institutional archives and have several special interest collections:
The Bioethics Collection is housed on the third floor of the Pacific Campus Library at 2395 Sacramento Street, it is developed in collaboration with the Program in Medicine & Human Values at California Pacific Medical Center.
Sterling Bunnell Memorial Library A collection of books on hand, hand injuries and hand surgery, archival materials and records from Dr. Sterling Bunnell (1882-1957), who pioneered many of the hand surgery techniques still in use today. He was the founder and first president of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Hand surgery is a specialty that grew out of the treatment of the many hand injuries that occurred during World War II. Dr. Bunnell served as a government consultant to the Secretary of War "to guide, integrate and develop the special field of hand surgery."
Dr. Bunnell practiced in San Francisco and at Stanford Hospital (now the Pacific Campus of California Pacific Medical Center). His practice incorporated aspects of orthopedics, plastic surgery and general surgery into the care of the hand. Dr. Bunnell is known as the Father of Hand Surgery.
Finley-Norris Neurology Archives A collection of archival & historical materials of Dr. Forbes Norris and Dr. Knox Finley, neurologists who were active in clinical, research and educational work at California Pacific.
Frank L.A. Gerbode Gallery Located on the third floor of the Library, the Gallery(dedicated on September 8, 1987) honors Dr. Gerbode's pioneering work as a cardiovascular surgeon and medical researcher. On display are his scientific papers, published works, surgical tools and some of the medical devices he helped to develop. The Gallery cases contain a selection of Dr. Gerbode's personal memorabilia including artifacts from his service as a field surgeon in Africa and Europe with the 59th Evacuation Hospital during World War II.
Frank Gerbode, MD, (1907-1984) was a second-generation Californian, born in Placerville in 1907. In 1954 Dr. Gerbode and Dr. John Osborn performed the first open heart surgery west of the Mississippi using a heart-lung machine that they had designed. When Stanford Medical School moved to Palo Alto in 1959, Dr. Gerbode and a number of the clinical faculty chose to remain in San Francisco. Dr. Gerbode was a crucial early champion of Pacific Presbyterian Medical Center the newly established hospital that replaced Stanford. Dr. Gerbode was chairman of the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery until 1979 and he served on the board of trustees for Pacific Presbyterian Medical Center until he became an emeritus trustee in 1984.


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Table of Contents
ProJo: Sheen tells NE Tech grads: Find something to fight for
ProJo: Renewed sense of unity at city school
ProJo: Another court title for Duke
Health and Wellness
PBN: Koller issues rate-review guidelines
PBN: Thundermist secures $5.2M to renovate facilities
PBN: UnitedHealthcare introduces cost estimator
PBN: Lange named Childhood Immunization Champion
PBN: Five Questions With: Dr. Yow-Pin Lim
Politics and Government
WPRI: Police union blasts 'underhanded, despicable' Taveras, Council
ProJo: Giving artists a break
ProJo: Discord stalls money in D.C.
ProJo: Political Scene: House still contemplating national popular vote
ProJo: Welfare fraud search extended
GoLocalProv: City Council Civil War: Attempt to overthrow Majority Leader thwarted
PBN: Editorial: Taveras deserves credit for path so far
PBN: Slowing birthrates likely to alter global power structure
ProJo: Sheen tells NE Tech grads: Find something to fight for (A1)
By Alex Kuffner
PROVIDENCE — In a speech that was at times humorous, sentimental and passionate, actor Martin Sheen on Sunday urged the 1,254 graduates of the New England Institute of Technology to "find something in your life worth fighting for.
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ProJo: Renewed sense of unity at city school (A1)
By Linda Borg
PROVIDENCE –– Mount Pleasant High School, that sprawling castle-like edifice near the Rhode Island College campus, has long been the poor stepchild of the Providence school system.
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ProJo: Another court title for Duke (A6)
By Donita Naylor
"Three college students go into a bar…" begins Michael D'Ippolito, a 2008 Wheeler School graduate who is about to graduate from Duke.
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Health and Wellness
PBN: Koller issues rate-review guidelines
By Richard Asinof
PROVIDENCE – R.I. Health Insurance Commissioner Christopher F. Koller issued guidelines for commercial health insurers to follow in the upcoming 2012 rate review process for small and large employer groups.
PBN: Thundermist secures $5.2M to renovate facilities
By Richard Asinof
WOONSOCKET – While Steward Health Care still awaits approval for its purchase of Landmark Medical Center, Thundermist Health Center has captured two new federal grants – one for $5 million, a second for $228,812 – to improve and renovate facilities in Wakefield and West Warwick, respectively.
PBN: UnitedHealthcare introduces cost estimator
By Richard Asinof
PROVIDENCE – UnitedHealthcare introduced a new online cost estimator for its members in Rhode Island, myHealthcare Cost Estimator, which provides consumers with the information to compare costs for specific care and services from Rhode Island providers and hospitals.
PBN: Lange named Childhood Immunization Champion
By Richard Asinof
PROVIDENCE – Dr. Elizabeth Lange has been chosen as Rhode Island's first Childhood Immunization Champion by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The new annual award honors immunization champions in each of the 50 states.
PBN: Five Questions With: Dr. Yow-Pin Lim
By Richard Asinof
The path from the bench in an academic research laboratory at Rhode Island Hospital to partnership with a biopharm firm in the production of therapeutic agent to protect against the threat of anthrax contamination has been a long, arduous process, according to Dr. Yow-Pin Lim, president of ProThera Biologics. Perseverance is the key.
Politics and Government
WPRI: Police union blasts 'underhanded, despicable' Taveras, Council
By Ted Nesi
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) – The Providence police union is threatening all-out war on Mayor Angel Taveras and the City Council for freezing retired officers' pensions, labeling the elected officials "underhanded, despicable and heartless" for holding a crucial vote the night of a fallen officer's wake.
ProJo: Giving artists a break (A1)
By Michael P. McKinney
The customer from Taiwan wanted his billiards table made of high-tech carbon fiber that was to be painted in "1998 Porsche metallic blue." Across the planet in Pawtucket, the company, Mars Made, one of many inside a converted mill in the city's arts community, got the ball rolling.
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ProJo: Discord stalls money in D.C. (A1)
By Bruce Landis
PROVIDENCE — The ripples of a political collision in Washington are washing up in Rhode Island, making it unclear what money will be available for maintaining the state's roads and bridges and operating its buses.
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ProJo: Political Scene: House still contemplating national popular vote
By Philip Marcelo and Randal Edgar
Supporters and opponents of a proposal to have Rhode Island elect the president by a "national popular vote" are calling for their day to fully debate and vote on the measure, coming off last week's decision by Democratic leaders of the state House of Representatives to postpone a floor vote on the bill until at least May 22.
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ProJo: Welfare fraud search extended (A4)
By Randal Edgar
PROVIDENCE — The Chafee administration is granting an extension to a former rival who has been working free of charge since November to find waste and fraud in state welfare programs.
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GoLocalProv: City Council Civil War: Attempt to overthrow Majority Leader thwarted
By Dan McGowan
Providence City Council Majority Leader Seth Yurdin (Ward 1) survived an attempt to oust him from his leadership position this weekend, GoLocalProv has confirmed.
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PBN: Editorial: Taveras deserves credit for path so far
It is time to take a moment and give Providence Mayor Angel Taveras a hearty slap on the back.
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PBN: Slowing birthrates likely to alter global power structure
By Ramesh Ponnuru
It isn't quite true that demography is destiny. But if Nicholas Eberstadt is right, our destiny is going to be shaped by demography in ways we may not expect.


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From a quick search it appears that the lkl is a regular Linux binary so loading it like a Linux kernel module isnt an option, because it isn't a kernel module.
To run it on BackTrack you need to do the same thing as you would do for any other Linux binary. Copy the binary (compiled on a system with the same CPU architecture) and any supporting libraries not already present on the host system to the host system.
Some times the versions of the libraries used for compilation of the binary need to be the same on the machine that compiled it and the machine that runs it, so be aware of this too.


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Part 2: The Virgin Suicides to The Blair Witch Project (May - August 1999) | 23 Mar 2009 // 5:00 PM
In Part Two of our look at the most memorable films of 1999, we experience music, foul-mouthed mayhem, and a late, great auteur's final cinematic statement.
Buena Vista Social Club | 9 Feb 2010 // 4:00 PM
In almost every number, Cuba is visually present. All are beautifully intercut to emphasize Cuba's culture, its national identity, in the songs.


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There are going to be moments when you are not going to want the type of loan that is hard to pay back. Many people worry about this and that is not a good thing at all. You should always make sure you are taking a look getting the money as fast as you can. So, what is the best way to do this then? The best way to go about this would be to take a look at the idea of an overnight cash loan. Here are the benefits of this loan.
You should always make sure the overnight process is legit because that is when you will get the money as soon as you want it.
Many people don't think about this as much as they should and then pay the price.
The overnight solution is always the best one.
This is a proven solution and that is something you are always going to want when it comes to reputable options. Why not go with one that is going to not only be quick, but is just going to get the job done as needed.
An overnight cash loan is something that is going to yield you the quality that you want as soon as you want it. Why not get the funds in your hands as soon as possible? It is going to save you a lot of time and you will be able to focus on the rest of your debt as needed. The desire for money can come at any point and there are moments where you are going to be in financial trouble and getting the money is key. This is when you are able to take a look at this option and make things work.


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Hi everyone. I just joined so I could drop in my two cents with my experience of the 2014 WRX that I picked up this January.
The clutch definitely smelled a little during the first 500 miles. I didn't burn it but could smell it breaking in.
There was also the strange but familiar smell of fingerprints for about the first 1000 miles. I had a 91 eagle talon in the past and after doing some bigger engine work the car would give off the same smell. I kind of liked it in this case being my first new car ever purchased and having that freshly assembled smell.
Then, there started to be a smell of hot/burning plastic ever other drive or so. This was tough to track down. I noticed that the 2 connectors that are mounted to the top of the trans were on a mounting bracket but the connector closest to the turbo was not on the bracket. It was sitting about 4 inches closer to the turbo. I didn't see any signs of burning but was not comfortable with how close it was. After trying to get it on the bracket I realized that the tab on the bracket for the connector to mount to is too big. I questioned if all the 2014 WRX's were manufactured like this. To work around this I just unplugged the connector and reconnected it on the opposite side of the drivers side connector, pulling it away from the turbo. I haven't smelled burning plastic since and have put on another 2500 miles. Might be worth taking a look at.
I take my car in next week for its 3,750 service. I told them about the connector and they said they hadn't seen that before and will look into it when I get there.


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Mostly leather on a daily basis, but I do own and use a few nylon, and a polymer Blackhawk CQC w/ SERPA.
This is a discussion on What material is your holster? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Plastic for plastic guns, Leather for my babies!...
Plastic for plastic guns, Leather for my babies!
Mostly leather on a daily basis, but I do own and use a few nylon, and a polymer Blackhawk CQC w/ SERPA.
Semper Fi
"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, prey on those who without one, would surely perish."
Combination of leather and kydex for the big gun. Leather pocket holsters for the little one.
Primary Weapon in a Kydex/Carbon Fiber holster and back-up in a leather IWB (In the event I carry both at the waist).
"Wise people learn when they can; fools learn when they must." - The Duke of Wellington
I'd give him 3 thumbs up, but unfortunately I've only got 2!
Thanks Josh,
Yeah, I've been seeing his marketing posts on most gun forums.
Hmmm, I may look into one of their pocket holsters. If I decide to get one, you should get a discount on your next holster with him.
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The Kansas City Wizards Juniors have attracted many of the top of Kansas City's players for the MLS club's academy program. One of the area's top rising seniors is Christian Duke. Soccer America profiles him in the first of a series on rising stars in MLS youth programs.
Birthdate: June 5,
Hometown: Overland Park, Kan.
Youth Club: U-18 Kansas City Wizards
High School: I'll be a senior at Shawnee Mission South.
Position: I play in the center of midfield or as a left
College Plans: Right now I'm looking to play at a few schools - UC San Diego, Ohio State, Creighton, and Marquette. I'll be visiting the
campuses this fall.
First soccer memory: In kindergarten, I went to the local middle school to play in a 3 vs. 3 tournament. My grandma promised me
a $1 for every goal I scored. I ended up with $12.
Strengths: I see the game well and I have good distribution. I'm more of a playmaker than a goal
scorer - I like to create opportunities for others. I'm also a free kick specialist.
Weaknesses: I struggle sometimes when keeping shape in the
midfield. I need to work on my positional awareness.
Highlight: Last year, at the SUM U-17 tournament in Colorado, we got to the final and I scored
three game-winning goals to help get us there.
Lowlight: At that same tournament, we lost to D.C. United 3-0 in the final.
Who do you play like? Carlos Marinelli. He plays for the Wizards and is left-footed like me.
Memorable advice: My
Dad was my coach when I was growing up and he always told me to think a ball ahead, to be a step ahead of everyone else.
Other Sports: I play
basketball for my high school.
Academic Interests: I'm really interested in sports medicine. I'd like to major in it at college.
Volunteering: I volunteer at local soccer camps. Sometimes, the small ones are tough to handle, but I really enjoy doing it.
Favorite team: Chelsea
Favorite player: Thierry Henry
Favorite Show: Anything on Fox
Soccer Channel
Favorite Movie: The Departed
Favorite Book: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Favorite Music: I like Lil Wayne.
Craziest thing that's ever happened to you on the field: When I was
14, I tore the MCL in my right knee. I hope I never have to go through anything like that again.


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Can dogs eat pork?
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Yep, no reason why not. Just be sure you never feed cooked bones (this includes the cooked and/or smoked bones you can buy at pet stores). Raw bones are always ok.
If the pork is table scraps, do be careful. Lots of seasonings can make your dog sick. If it's already seasoned, you can scrape the top layer off with a knife to salvage the meat for the dog.
Dillon answered on 1/20/09. Helpful? / 1
Sure. My dog loves it. I feed him the raw diet and one of the meats I feed the most is pork.
Gray Dawn Treader answered on 1/20/09. Helpful? / 1
Yes, raw pork is one of the best foods for your dog.
Just be sure to freeze it for at least a week to kill all the diseases it might have.
Some dogs prefer pork to chicken or beef.
Zackintosh CJ answered on 1/21/09. Helpful? / 0
Yes. Just be careful if it's got seasonings. Garlic or onions are especially bad.
Miss Buddie answered on 1/21/09. Helpful? / 0
Pork in itself is as harmless to dogs as chicken, beef or any other meat. However, there is a slight risk of your dog being infected with trichinosis by eating pork. Trichinosis, also known as trichinellosis, is a worldwide, food borne disease caused by an intestinal roundworm, uncommon in the United States. Both humans and pets who eat raw or undercooked meat of infected animals can develop the disease. Undercooked or raw meat of infected animals contains the roundworm. The disease can lead to muscle soreness and pain together with swelling of the upper eyelids in mild cases but can lead to more severe symptoms.
If you would like to feed pork but want to take all necessary precautions, it is recommended that the pork be frozen for 3 weeks to kill the parasite. The most important precaution is to make sure that all fresh pork and pork products are properly cooked. Other raw and undercooked meat should also be avoided, especially meat from wild animals
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(9/17/2010) NEW HAVEN- The New Haven Fire Department today announced the appointment of Patrick Eagan to the position of Assistant Chief of Administration. This appointment was ratified by the City�s Fire Commission at an 8 a.m. meeting today. Eagan is filling the position left vacant following the retirement of former Assistant Chief Ronald Dumas in June of this year.
"It's an honor to be selected by such a distinguished and respected fire professional as Chief Michael Grant to be the Assistant Chief of one of the greatest fire departments in the country,� said Eagan.
Eagan, a 15-year member of the department who spent the last 10 serving firefighters as president of their union, was selected by a panel that included Chief Michael Grant, Chief Administrative Officer Robert Smuts and Acting Director of Human Relations Stephen LiBrandi. Eagan will be sworn in next Tuesday by Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. Eagan will earn an annual salary of $104,471.
�Pat has been a leader and contributor who has a demonstrated track record of putting the safety of New Haven�s residents and the members of the New Haven Fire Department first,� said DeStefano. �He will make a terrific Assistant Chief.�
�The Assistant Chief for Administration has the responsibility, under the direction of the Chief, for budgetary matters, personnel matters including discipline and planning matters regarding the direction of the department,� said Grant. �Pat is extremely knowledgeable and is the most qualified individual to be successful in this job.�
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These are the people who write regularly for Kidmin1124. You can see all articles from a particular author by clicking on that author's name. As Kidmin1124 has gotten older, we have added additional authors and lost a couple of others. Authors are grouped together below based on their current status
Wayne is married to a wonderful woman (whom he calls Tricia) and has four kids (who call her "Mom"). They are Joshua (18), Jacob (10), Lyndsey (8) and Nathan (4). In addition to spending time with his wife and kids, Wayne is an avid reader. He volunteers in the children's ministry at the non-denominational New Life Church of Gahanna in Gahanna, Ohio where he teaches a wonderful group of five to seven year olds (that's Kindergarten and First Grade if you don't feel like doing the math) every Sunday morning and runs games for the midweek AWANA program for kids from kindergarten through sixth grade. He also enjoys helping with the VBS program as well other programs for kids. Wayne is fast approaching his 40's, though he's not quite there yet. Wayne did not grow up in church, and God did not draw him into his Kingdom until he was 30 years old following the birth of his third child. He discovered shortly thereafter that God intended him to spend the rest of his life working with kids and teaching them about Jesus. Recently, Wayne has started a new ministry to children of divorce. He writes regularly on the ministry blog at Divorce Ministry 4 Kids. In addition to starting Kidmin1124 and Divorce Ministry 4 Kids, Wayne also has another blog called Dad in the Middle and regularly publishes articles on Ministry-to-Children.com. You can also find him on twitter at @stocksohio, on Facebook, and on CMConnect. When Wayne isn't working with kids or writing about children's ministry, he spends his days working as an accountant and litigation consultant.
Matt is married to his high school sweetheart Kim and together they have two wonderful kids, Trey 10 and Jayden 3. Matt is 37 years old and is a volunteer children's pastor at The Rock of Winter Haven, in Winter Haven, Florida. While he hopes to be in a full-time ministry position in the not too distant future, he currently works full time as an RN in the emergency department where he has worked for the last 16 years. During that time, Matt has held a number of positions. Matt is passionate about serving God throughout the church and especially in the children's ministry that he leads (http://www.kidsrockcm.org). Matt draws on his experience in caring for the physical and emotional needs of patients in the ER as he minsters to children and adults alike. He also uses the leadership experience gained while working in the ER to help his ministry. In his spare time Matt is an avid automotive enthusiast and a self confessed computer nerd and tech junkie. You can find out more about Matt on CMConnect and on his personal blog.
Jared is the associate pastor at Warsaw Assembly of God in Warsaw, IL. His primary responsibilities include children's and youth ministries. Jared loves to use creative methods to minister to the youth of today including magic, juggling, and characters for the children and creative, practical sermons for the teens. Thus far, Jared represents the youth element for our site. He is married with one young son. When he isn't giving his time to the church and kids, he spends his days working at a bank. In addition to his musings on this site, you can find more of Jared's insightful thoughts at Small Town Kidmin. He can also be reached on Twitter and Facebook.
Kaye has been married to Francis for twenty five years and has four children who range from twenty down to thirteen years old. She became a Christian twenty six years ago and has pretty well been involved in children's ministry ever since. She currently works part-time as a children's minister in a church in Sydney, Australia, and is writing a PhD on Christian teaching. She is passionate about teaching that encourages children to think deeply about their faith.
Kaye has both education and theological training. She has previously worked in schools teaching children about Jesus and writing curriculum for churches. Over the years she has been a volunteer children's minister and for the past two years she has been working part-time in a city church in Sydney. In her current role, Kaye coordinates Sunday children's ministry and public school ministry. She recruits, trains and encourages children's ministry volunteers; writes all the curriculum for the children's ministry; leads and teaches children on Sunday; and does all the other things that need to be done to keep children's ministry moving along. A high point of her week is going into four local public schools every week and teaching children about Christianity, an opportunity that is available in Australian schools.
Kaye is nourished and encouraged by the online community of children's ministers and loves reading blogs and discussion forums. She has recently started her own blog – www.transformingkidsministry.wordpress.com – to support and encourage other children's ministry leaders.
Wendy is blessed to be a warrior's wife and mom to 3 incredible boys. She has been married for 18 years and her boys range in age from 8 to 13. She volunteers in KidzPlace at The Gathering Church in Sevierville, TN. She has a heart not only for impacting the lives of children by sharing the love of Jesus and the Word of God, but also a passion to partner with parents in their journey as the spiritual leaders of their children. Wendy's day job is in a business office, but every free moment you will find her reading anything she can get her hands on. You can connect with Wendy on Twitter and Facebook. You should also check out her blog at Saved Sister.
Joey currently lives in Allendale, SC, with his wife of 12 years, and their three children (ages 10, 8, and 5). He works with an after school program in Allendale County, which is the most impoverished area in the state.
The journey to Allendale was a strange path for Joey. He studied chemistry in college (and graduate school), and worked in that field for almost 10 years. Then, after years of he and his wife leading as volunteers in the Children's Ministry at Grace Church, he came on staff as a full-time Pastor of Children & Families. It was during this time that he discovered his love for writing, as he launched a parenting blog for the church, that is still updated by the children's ministry staff.
In 2010, Joey transitioned off of the church staff, and wound up being led to Allendale, where his church had been building relationships and doing ministry for several years. His family enjoys living in this community, and being a part of what God is doing. They want to see long-term, gospel-oriented life change, and Joey writes about their observations and experiences on Mission: Allendale.
Joey also writes about parenting (both personal stories and key principles) on A Different Way. He would love for you to be a part of the community — whether by commenting on either blog, or by stopping by Allendale, SC (if you're ever in the area!).
Lynda has been married to Dave for 30 years . . . they met on a volcano in Northern California! Lynda took one look at Dave and thought, "We will get married!" And so they did! They have two grown children, Tiffany (26) and Dave (25), a daughter-in-law, Jackie (26) and two grandsons; Josiah (3) and the newly arrived Caleb – they are the delight of her life! Lynda lives in West Michigan and has served in children's ministry for 40 years . . . she started with a Wednesday night class for four year olds when she was 10 . . . and has led ministries in churches with 100 people, 1600 people and several in-between. Children's ministry is the passion of Lynda's heart – she wants volunteers to love serving and children to love being there so they can learn to know and walk with Jesus all their lives!
Lynda worked as a consultant for Gospel Light, Group and Zonderkidz/Big Idea/Willow Creek and worked as the Church Resource Consultant for Kregel Bookstores for 13 years providing training and answering questions for churches throughout West Michigan. She has written for Children's Ministry Magazine and Your Church Magazine.
Eight years ago Lynda was diagnosed with MS, Lupus and a few other auto-immune illnesses and can no longer work "hands-on" with children . . . the stairs at her church are best avoided. However, Lynda consults with and advises her church and writes their curriculum, kidz Connection. She also writes a blog – About the Children's Department and is developing a series of children's books and a resource on praying the Scripture!
For fun, Lynda writes a blog for grandmas- grandma's cookie jar…well, grandpas, moms and dads are welcome to read it, too! You will find her on Twitter (About Children and gramacookiejar), Facebook and CM Connect.
Barbara is married to Chris and is the mother to Stephen, 25, Stephanie, 22, Stacie, 22, and Stuart, 19. She is the volunteer Children's Pastor at Momentum Church in Woodstock, GA where she oversees kids from birth to 5th grade. Momentum Church is part of the Assemblies of God and just this Easter moved from a theater to their own facility. In addition to her time spent as a volunteer Children's Pastor, Barbara is spending her time running the kitchen at summer camps during the week and drinking lots of coffee. She is one of the hardest working people in Kidmin that you will ever meet! You can read more from Barbara at her blog Caffeinated Adventures. She is also available on Twitter and CMconnect.
Bill is the Associate Pastor of Children & Youth at Hanover Fellowship in Hanover, Pennsylvania where his responsibilities include caring for children and youth from birth through high school. Along with his responsibilities in the local church, Bill is very involved in the Awana ministry, serving on the ministry teams of local Awana missionaries, providing training, leading workshops and helping run regional events. By his contributions on the Awana Forums, he became known as "Commander Bill" and desiring to help Awana clubs work together, he developed CommanderBill.net, a site designed to help network those serving in Awana and provide resources to assist them in ministry. Bill married his wife, Peg, in 1984 and they have two children who have grown into wonderful young adults. Bill commutes over an hour each way to his FT job as a Project Manager at a small manufacturing facility. You can follow Bill on Twitter, FaceBook, and his CommanderBill.net blog. If you are interested in seeing what is happening in his local church ministry you can check out the ministry blogs for Hanover Fellowship's KidZone and "Renewed" (youth ministry).
Leisa Jenkins is a wife of 11 years, and her marriage continues to grow and get better each day. She is also the mother of 3 great kids- Dalton (11), Emma (8), and Abby (5). She is a member of Meadowbrook Christian Church, a non denominational church, in Fenton, Mo. Leisa volunteers full-time as the Children's Ministry Director responsible for kids from birth through fifth grade. Her goal on Sunday mornings is to create an incredible Godly experience for each child and to give kids the confidence to understand that God fights for them each day. She has an incrediable love for each family that she comes in contact with and is more excited each day to share the love of our amazing God with them! God has given Leisa the incredible opportunity to encourage and impact every life around Her, and she will serve God each day by reaching one family at a time.
Leisa decided a year-and-a-half ago to fully surrender her life to God – to serve him and teach others with the gifts that he has blessed her with. 3 years ago they Leisa and her family were like so many families on Sunday morning making every excuse not to go to church. The turning point came when they realized as a family that their priorities were upside down. They resolved that nothing was going to stop them from giving back to God who had made there life what it was! Leisa is currently a thriving Family Manager Coach and wants to reach out to families teaching them that finding balance in the home is key. She wants to give parents the tools to bring God into the home all week long and help them to engage in spiritual conversations that can have a life time of impact. Leisa has a strong desire to teach others by using her life as an example, and she trusts that she has a future full of amazing stories to write with God by her side.
You can find Leisa Jenkins on Facebook, Twitter, and CMConnect.org. Leisa is very excited to be part of the Kidmin1124 community.
Tonya has been married to her amazing husband John since November 1980, and together they have three children; Jonathan 25, Trevor 19 and Elizabeth 12. They enjoy getting together with extended family, going camping, hiking and the desert. Tonya currently is spear heading The Agape Connections (special needs ministry), teaches the 4th & 5th grader Sunday school class and leads a support group for parents who have children with A.D.H.D. and Behavioral Disorders at Skyline Church in La Mesa, Ca. Tonya started her journey, working with children and teens with special needs, in high school where she was able to come along side and mentor them. After adopting Jonathan, she found that there was a huge need for reliable, accurate information and support for the parents of children who have behavioral or developmental challenges. In addition she found that most churches were not equipped to work with families which meant parents could not attend church services themselves. The Agape Connections work with families who have special needs children so the entire family is able to attend church services and age appropriate church activities (Awana's Mud Run, Kidz Night Out, VBS, etc.). For more information on Tonya's journey with special needs children visit www.specialneedskidz.com , www.skylinechurch.org, or on Facebook. In Tonya's "free time" she is studying for ordination, writes articles and co-owns an office products business with her brother.
Glenys was born and raised in a little village in northern England. Her introduction to spreading the gospel began as a child when she and her seven siblings would often accompany her father, a Methodist preacher, as he stood on street corners singing hymns and loudly inviting passers-by to their small village church. Years later, Glenys became a Primary school teacher before relocating to the USA in 2000 to work as a Director of Children's Ministry. Although she no longer stands on street corners to spread the gospel, Glenys continues to proclaim it in her writing. She is a frequent contributor for Pockets and The Little Christian magazines and blogs about children's ministry at Kids' Ministry Matters. She has a passion for bringing kids to know Jesus Christ and for encouraging all those involved in children's ministry. Glenys lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with her husband David, where she serves as Coordinator of Children's Ministry for the West Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church. Glenys and David have four fine sons, a wonderful daughter-in-law and one adorable grandson.
Brenna Phillips earned her Master of Arts in Christian Education with a specialization in childhood education degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and her Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Florida Southern College. She is married to David Phillips, who is pastor of Mission Fellowship Church in Smyrna, Delaware, where she serves as volunteer Children's-Family Minister.
She teaches preschool full-time at an early childhood learning center in Middletown, Delaware, and regularly writes and posts lesson ideas and helps on her blog: www.brennaphillips.com.
Brenna has been involved in children's ministry for many years in Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, and Delaware. She has done all aspects of preschool and children's ministry from planning to staffing to children's sermons to special events and much more.
Her ideas have been published in Group Publishing's Children's Ministry Magazine.
She has written an article for the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware's state mission paper.
She has participated in an expert interview with Children's Ministry Academy to help teach and train their students in the program.
She has taught as adjunct faculty and is currently consulting with Southeastern Bible College in Birmingham, Alabama, on a re-design of their children's ministry minor program.
Brenna has authored three illustrated children's books: Savannah Goes to Children's Worship and The Multi-Colored Promise and a third book yet to be published on the Fruit of the Spirit.
Brenna's goal is to combine her love of teaching with her love of children's ministry by sharing lessons and ideas from the classroom to be incorporated into the church. You can read more of her work at brennaphillips.com.
Tammy is the children's pastor at Lees Summit First Assembly of God in Lees, Summit, MO (a suburb of the east side of Kansas City) She has been married to Mark, a conductor for BNSF Railway, since May 1989. She is the mother of 3 blessings: Jake, age 20, Missy, age 16, and Dee, age 13. She is very fortunate be able to not only nurture her children, but also be their primary educator, as they homeschool all 3 children. Jake graduated in 2009 & is now studying graphic digital arts in college (and making straight A's!) Both girls are still continuing their studies at home.
Tammy is currently doing a complete make-over on the children's ministry department at her church: new name, new rooms, new paint, new lighting, new everything. It's fun but big task for sure!
When not homeschooling or working in children's ministries, Tammy can be found coaching baton twirling (both of her daughters compete & perform) as well as coaching a human video team. She also enjoys reading & music. You can learn more about her on Facebook or on CMConnect
Sarah is married to Steve and has two children: Hannah, 11, and Owen, 8. She volunteers in children's ministry at First Baptist Church in Williamstown, WV, at the mid-week program UpStreet 24/7. She's also one of the storytellers in the Sunday morning children's environment, UpStreet. This year Sarah took a leave of absence from teaching 11th grade English to slow her family's busy life. She has a heart for children of all ages and avidly reads books about ministry and theology. Sarah also loves coordinating her church'spacking of shipping containers for Honduras, where she's been twice as a missionary. You can connect with Sarah on Facebook, Twitter, or through her blog Making Much of HIm 365.


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My quest for Panettone continues with much effort and experimentation. I probably won't be able to make the "perfect" Panettone we're used to eating (from the store bought Panettones, at least I think that's how it should taste like since most of them came from Italy, or am I too naïve??) without spending time nurturing the "biga" (starter). Check this website! the Panettone looks really great, but just read the steps, I don't think I have enough love for Panettone to commit to that… If any of you know tried and tested Panettone recipes please send it to me!!
Meanwhile, I found another recipe for Panettone which looked much simpler than the first Panettone I made. If this works out, I can potentially save 1 day to 1-1/2 days (since the first recipe required the biga to sit overnight and the dough to proof 6 hours)!! This recipe came from this site where the author replicated her Italian grandmother's recipe.
Makes 1 large bread:
Then stir in the flour a 1/2 cup scoop at a time until the dough shapes into a manageable ball. Plop it onto a lightly floured surface and begin kneading the dough for about 5 to 10 minutes (if necessary, add more flour until you can easily mold the dough and it's not sticky – this could take 4 or 5 cups of flour, so be patient!)
Place dough in a large, lightly pan-sprayed bowl, cover, and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour. (My grandmother always used a blanket to cover and wrap the entire bowl for warmth)
While the dough is rising, preheat your oven to 350 degrees F and prep a round 8-inch cake pan with non-stick spray.
In a smaller bowl, toss the raisins with confectioners' sugar.
Punch down your dough ball in bowl, and then transfer it to a flat, floured surface – then kneed in the fruit!
Form the dough into a ball, place in prepared cake pan, cover loosely with a towel, and allow it to rise for about 25-30 minutes. (Don't worry, it's normal for the dough to rise above the sides!) Brush the top of the panettone with melted butter, then bake for 45 minutes, or until it is a golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
**Changes I made: I soaked the raisins in a 1/4 cup brandy. Added the strained brandy from the raisin into the dough mixer when it was being kneaded in the beginning. Also, as the caption described under the photos, I increased the time for proofing.
Initial dough after the rise and kneading in the fruits (instead of 1 hour, I let this proof for 2 hours).
After the dough was left to proof (instead of 30 minutes, I let this proof for close to 1 hours). Also as you can see, I have skewers through the paper mold; last time I only had 2 on opposite sides (but this time I had 2 skewers on each side)
When the Panettone was done, I immediately turned it upside down and let it hang using 2 chairs (this is to prevent from the dome collapsing). I didn't have to do this on my first Panettone because it turned out to be much denser.
My opinion: Shape and texture came out much better than my original Panettone. My family liked this better too, but this isn't to say that the first Panettone was bad, it was just different.
Taste wise, this had closer Panettone taste, texture didn't come out as "fluffy" as the store bought ones, but it was soft, chewier and more sweet bun-like. For now, I think I am happy with this. Maybe in the future I am ready to commit and invest in the longer version of making Panettone.
**So, after all my family members tasted this Panettone, my children slightly preferred this Panettone, and my husband preferred the original Panettone. Maybe I'll try to revise the original Panettone and see if I can improve it.


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Hi all
The battery died hence the remote central locking doesn't function.
As per the manual, I popped off the cover on the emergency physical key lock on the passenger side, but although the key itself turns nice and freely it doesn't appear to 'catch' on anything, so I can't open the door.
Any thoughts? There are no other physical locks that I can see on the vehicle, and it's stuck in a garage in a locked and handbraked/in-gear position so shifting it isn't possible.
All advice gratefully received
Edited by mattie_uk on 08/10/2011 at 14:56
Tags: technical issues
central locking
dont suppose there is a key lock on boot?
Sadly not!
I might just jack it up and run a battery charger between the starter cable (I think I can get a hand on it from underneath) and the sub-frame.
Should get enough charge to at least pop the central locking.
Advice on how to best avoid melting or breaking anything would be appreciated.
Really a pretty poor design, if you're going to have only a single physical lock mechanism as back-up to the electrical system it had better be a bomb-proof physical mechanism. This has failed the first time it's required. That is not good.
u will find the power off the charger will b enuf to work the cl.
I've had a quick look at chargers, some market themselves as jump-starters, is there a difference between them?
hi there,
i had the same problem with my father in laws micra,
it turned out it had a new ignition switch fitted, not uncommon on these micras,
hence keys were different to original door lock,
bought a spare blade from nissan and in i went,
if it has had a new switch fitted they should have left an old one, either with paperwork or as they told me in the glovebox ?, not a lot of use there when your locked out !
if there is one it will only be the blade of the key
good luck
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Edinson Cavani's representatives have hit back at claims that the striker is likely to leave Napoli in the summer, with Manchester City among a host of top clubs interested, ESPN reports.
Mino Raiola, an agent who represents the likes of Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, made the claims which if true could mean Cavani is available in the summer for his buy out clause in the region of £51million.
Raiola was reported as saying, "For now Cavani will stay but I wouldn't be so sure about that once June arrives".
"I'm sure there are clubs ready to pay [the release fee]. But only five clubs in the world can afford to do that – Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea and Paris Saint Germain."
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is believed to be a long term admirer of the 25-year-old Uruguayan striker, and would likely be interested if he did become available despite the array of attacking options already at his disposal.
However Cavani's agent Claudio Anellucci hit back at the claims that his striker, who signed a new deal at the Stadio San Paolo at the start of the season, was ready to leave.
"I thought Raiola was an agent. Reading what he said about Cavani, it seems he is also a wizard," he told Italian station RadioRadio.
"I am not accustomed to predicting the future of my clients, let alone anyone else's players."
For now Cavani isn't going anywhere, but this could be one to watch over the course of the summer.
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Terry from Sarasota asks:
A friend gave me a laptop. Her name is in the PC info and I need to know how I can delete her name and put mine in.
Terry, thanks for the question. Changing the name on your laptop is relatively easy. Follow the directions below and you should be all set. However, Windows applies user names in several different places, so the original owner's name may still show up occasionally. Also, if you're connected to a network, changing the computer name may interfere with the pathways between your computer and others on the network. In that case, you may need to edit these connections in order to reestablish the links to the network.
Hold the Windows key and press the R key (Win+R). This will bring up the Run box. Type (or copy and paste) the following, sysdm.cpl
This will bring up the System Properties dialog box. Under the Computer Name tab, click the Change button. The images below are from a Windows 7 computer, but Vista is the same and, except for the tab layout, XP is very similar.
In the Computer name: field, add any name you'd like to assign to the computer and click OK. You may have to restart your computer, before the new name will actually be assigned.
Terry, now the computer is all yours. It even says so. Thanks again for the question.
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Roof Hook w/ Folding Ladder. Good Idea / Bad Idea?
Hello all,
I am dealing with a roof that has a ridge to eaves dimension from 22' - 28', which is way too long for me to use a section of my 32' extending ladder. The roof is a slate roof, so somewhat fragile.
I was wondering what peoples thoughts were on using a folding ladder like the Louisville L-2094-22. I believe the hinges on these lock in both directions with solidity, and though there is a round hinge "bump" that extends on one side of the ladder, that could just face the sky to ensure it doesn't create a pivot point on a flat surface.
Has anyone used such a folding ladder with a roof hook?
Any experience, comments, recommendations?
That would be dangerous and against the ladder manufacturers recommended usage instructions.
They do make accessories to hook onto the top wrungs of ladder sections to create your own chicken ladder, from Acro Building Products, out of Milwaukee, WI.
I hardly trust those things for their intended purpose let alone something like that.
I know it's not osha approved but I've had to resort to lashing the top rung of one section to the bottom of the other section to get to a few spots and I'm still here to tell you I did it....
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Peace, Love And Computer Magic
Pushing a message of world harmony during the Winter Olympics, John Hancock has been airing a remarkable ad where 24 natural enemies--including a wolf, a lamb, a jaguar, a llama, a hawk, and a rabbit--congregate peaceably in a sylvan tableau, a TV version of Edward Hicks's famous painting, The Peaceable Kingdom. This gathering, arranged by ad agency Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, was done electronically: Film of trained animals made separately was stitched together later. Otherwise, it would have been reminiscent of Woody Allen's take on the Book of Isaiah: "The lion and the calf shall lie down together, but the calf won't get too much sleep."
One shot in the ad, part of a $7 million series, was live: The pairing of the wolf and the lamb. "It was cheaper," explains Kathleen Driscoll, spokeswoman for Boston-based Hancock. So why didn't the wolf devour the lamb? The lamb was coated with a eucalyptus lotion that rendered it unappetizing. Not just unappetizing: Driscoll says the wolf actually seemed afraid of the sheep. The filmmakers wanted to put others together physically, notably the lion and the zebra, yet backed down. They weren't sure that changing the zebra's scent would fool the lion.


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