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Elżbieta M. Goździak is Research Professor at the Institute for the Study of International Migration (ISIM) at Georgetown University. Formerly, she served as Editor of International Migration and held a senior position with the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) in the US Department of Health and Human Services. She taught at the Howard University's School of Social Work in the Social Work with Displaced Populations Program, and managed a program area on admissions and resettlement of refugees in industrialized countries for the Refugee Policy Group. Prior to immigrating to the US, she was an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. She is a recipient of two prestigious Fulbright grants to teach and conduct research in Poznań as well as a residential fellowship at the Rockefeller Center in Bellagio, Italy to participate in the Migration Dialogue sponsored by the Rockefeller and the German Marshal Foundations. Current research projects include: facilitating local integration of Central American children and adolescents in the United States; urban refugees Malaysia; research on adults trafficked to the United States, and research on returned trafficked victims in Poland, Moldova, Thailand, and Nepal.
Areas of Expertise: International Migration, Immigrant Integration, Human Trafficking, Child Labor; health disparities;
1. Trafficked Children and Youth in the United States: Reimagining Survivors. Rutgers University Press (forthcoming)
2. Migrant Children: At the Crossroads of Vulnerability and Resiliency. Palgrave: 2010 (with Marisa O. Ensor).
3. Od gości do sąsiadów. Integracja cudzoziemców spoza Unii Europejskiej w Poznaniu w edukacji, na rynku pracy i w opiece zdrowotnej (From guests to neighbors. Integration of third-country nationals in the labor force, education, and health care in Poznan). Poznan: UAM Press: 2010 (with Natalia Bloch).
4. New Immigrants, Changing Communities. Best Practices for a Better America. Lexington Books: Lanham, MD 2008 (with Micah N. Bump).
5. Beyond the Gateway: Immigrants in a Changing America. Lexington Books: Lanham, MD 2005 (with Susan F. Martin)
Book chapters
1. Data matters: Issues and Challenges for Research on Trafficking. In Molly Dragiewicz (ed.) Global Human Trafficking. Critical Issues and Contexts. London and New York: Routledge 2015.
2. Dreams Deferred: The Effects of Undocumented Status on Latino Youths' Education and Livelihoods. In Lois Lorentzen (Ed.) Hidden Lives and Human Rights in the United States: Understanding the Controversies and Tragedies of Undocumented Immigration. ABC-CLIO 2014.
3. Empirical Vacuum: In Search of Research on Human Trafficking. In Rosemary Gartner and William McCarthy (eds.), The Oxford Handbook on Sex, Gender, and Crime. Oxford University Press: 2014.
4. Global Trends, Local Outcomes: Globalization and the Foreign-Born Temporary Labor Force in the Shenandoah Valley Apple Industry. In David Griffith (Mis)managing Migration Guestworkers' Experiences with North American Labor Markets. SAR Press: 2014 (with Micah N. Bump and B. Lindsay Lowell)
5. Culturally Competent Responses to the Effects of Armed Conflict on the Well-Being of Refugee Women. In John Tirman and Susan Martin (Eds.), Women, Migration, and Conflict: Breaking a Deadly Circle. Springer 2009.
6. Pray God and Keep Walking: Religion, Gender and Identity of Refugee Women. In Maroussia Hajdukowski-Ahmed and Nazilla Khanlou (eds.) Not Born a Refugee Woman. Reclaiming Identities: Challenges, Implications and Transformations in Research, Education, Policy and Creativity. Berghan Books 2008.
7. Promising Practices for Immigrant Integration. In Elżbieta M Goździak and Susan F. Martin (Eds.) Beyond the Gateway: Immigrants in a Changing America. Lexington Books: Lanham, MD 2005. Pp. 241-276. (with Michael J. Melia)
8. Challenges for the Future. In Elżbieta M Goździak and Susan F. Martin (Eds.) Beyond the Gateway: Immigrants in a Changing America. Lexington Books: Lanham, MD 2005. Pp. 277-285. (with Susan F. Martin).
9. Illegal Europeans: Transients Between Two Societies. In David W. Haines and Karen Rosenblum (Editors). Undocumented migrants in the US. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press 1999.
10. Eastern Europeans. In David W. Haines (Editor). Case Studies in Diversity. Refugees in America in the 1990s. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger 1999.
11. Eastern Europeans. In David W. Haines (Editor). Refugees in the 1990s: A Reference Handbook. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press 1996.
Peer reviewed journal articles
1. To Dream or Not to Dream. The Effects of Immigration Status, Discrimination, and Parental Influence on Latino Children's Access to Education. Migration Studies 2(3): 392-414 November 2014
2. Aiding defeated migrants." International Migration 52(1): 87-99. January 2014 (with Izabela Czerniejewska)
3. Misconceptions about human trafficking in a time of crisis. Forced Migration Review 45: 58-59. February 20014 (with Alissa Walter).
4. Empirical Vacuum: In Search of Research on Human Trafficking." In Rosemary Gartner and William McCarthy (eds.), The Oxford Handbook on Sex, Gender, and Crime, Oxford University Press 2014.
5. Children trafficked to the United States: Myths and Realities," Global Dialogue 14(2) Summer/Autumn 2012.
6. Ten Obcy. Stosunek Wielkopolan do cudzoziemcow. (The Other. Attitudes of the Wielkopolska Residents toward Foreigners), Przeglad Wielkopolski 2012 1(95): 17-28 (with Leszek Nowak).
7. Challenges, Dilemmas and Opportunities in Studying Trafficked Children in the United States." Course Reader eBooks. Belmont: Wadsworth Cengage Learning: 2012
8. Identifying child victims of human trafficking: Toward solutions and resolutions." Criminology and Public Policy 2010 9(2): 245-256.
9. On Challenges, Dilemmas, and Opportunities in Studying Trafficked Children" The Anthropology Quarterly Fall 2008 81(4): 903-923.
10. The Care of Unaccompanied Undocumented Children in Federal Custody: Issues and Options" Protecting Children 23 (1) January 2008 (with Micah N. Bump).
11. Closing the Gaps: The Need to Improve Identification and Services to Child Victims of Trafficking." Human Organization Summer 2007 66(2): 171-184 (with Margaret MacDonnell).
12. Coming Home Whole. Reintegrating Uganda's Child Soldiers," Georgetown Journal of International Affairs Summer/Fall 2006:57-65 (with Lorea Russell).
13. Data and Research on Human Trafficking: A Global Survey. Special issue of International Migration 2005 43(1/2) (Editor, with Frank Laczko).
14. Training Refugee Mental Health Providers: Ethnography as a Bridge to Multicultural Practice. Human Organization 63(2): 203-210, Summer 2004.
15. Religion and Forced Migration. A Special Issue of the Journal of Refugee Studies. 2002. Volume 15 Number (Editor, with Dianna J. Shandy).
16. Introduction: The Role of Religion and Spirituality in Forced Migration (with Dianna J. Shandy). In Elzbieta M. Gozdziak and Dianna J. Shandy (Editors) Religion and Forced Migration. A Special Issue of the Journal of Refugee Studies. 2002. Volume 15 Number 2.
17. Spiritual Emergency Room: The Role of Spirituality and Religion in the Resettlement of Kosovar Albanians. In Elzbieta M. Gozdziak and Dianna J. Shandy (Editors) Religion and Forced Migration. A Special Issue of the Journal of Refugee Studies. 2002. Volume 15 Number 2.
18. Violence as a Political Instrument: An Anthropological and Public Health Perspective. Social Justice: Anthropology, Peace and Human Rights 2 (1-2): 1-23. Winter/Spring 2001.
19. Rethinking Refuge and Displacement. Selected Papers on Refugees and Immigrants 2000: VIII. American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. (Editor, with Dianna J. Shandy).
20. Operation Provide Refuge: The Challenges of Integrating Behavioral Science and Indigenous Approaches to Human Suffering. With John J. Tuskan, Jr. In Elzbieta M. Gozdziak and Dianna J. Shandy (Editors) Rethinking Refuge and Displacement. Selected Papers on Refugees and Immigrants 2000: VIII. American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C.
21. Teaching About Refugees and Immigrants: A Resource Guide for Educators. Refugee Reports Winter 1996.
22. Needy Guests, Reluctant Hosts: The Plight of Rumanians in Poland. The Anthropology of East Europe Review, 13(1): 9-14.
23. Cyganed [Gypped] Out Of Refuge: Rumanian Gypsies in Poland. In Jeffrey MacDonald and Amy Zaharlick (Editors) Selected Papers on Refugee Issues 1994: III, ed.. American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. 1994.
24. Elders in a New Land: What Providers Need To Know to Serve Older Refugees. The Aging Connection, April/May 1990, pp. 7-10.
25. From East To East: Refugees from Rumania in Hungary. Migration World, No. 5, 1989, pp. 7-9.
26. New Branches, Distant Roots: Older Refugees in America. Aging, No. 359, 1989, pp. 2-7.
Reports and evaluations
1. In search of data and research on human trafficking: Analysis of research-based literature (2008-2014). Washington, DC. July 2015
2. What kind of Welcome? Integration of Central American Children into local Communities. Report prepared for the J.M. Kaplan Fund. Washington, DC. February 2015.
3. Data and Research on Human Trafficking: Bibliography of Research-Based Literature 2008-2014. Washington DC, February 2015
4. Stop Girl Trafficking. An Evaluation of the AHF-RHEST Anti-Trafficking Project. Report prepared for Humanity United on an anti-trafficking project in Nepal. Washington, DC. 2014.
5. Crossing Borders: Improving Protection for Asian Migrant Workers in Qatar. Evaluation Report of the Solidarity Center's Anti-Trafficking Project prepared for the US Department of State. 2012.
6. Evaluation of the Office of Child Labor, Forced Labor, and Human Trafficking Technical Cooperation Program: Report on the Site Visit to Cambodia. Report prepared for the US Department of Labor. Washington, DC 2010.
7. Evaluation of the Office of Child Labor, Forced Labor, and Human Trafficking Technical Cooperation Program: Report on the Site Visit to Nepal. Report prepared for the US Department of Labor. Washington, DC 2010.
8. The Role of Immigrant Care Workers in Aging Societies. Washington, DC 2009 (with Susan F. Martin, B. Lindsay Lowell, Micah Bump, and Mary Breeding).
9. Data and Research on Human Trafficking: Bibliography of Research-based Literature. Report to NIJ. October 2008.
10. Victims No Longer: Research on Child Survivors of Human Trafficking for Labor and Sexual Exploitation in the United States. Research report to the National Institute for Justice. Washington DC 2008 (with Micah N. Bump).


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Today I have for you one of the most beautiful mix of cultures I have seen. An Indian / Irish wedding with a traditional ceremony in the lovely Irish Brick House Farm. I love weddings that are a true blend of the people who are getting married and their families and this is definitely one of them. Thanks very much the London documentary wedding photographer and wedding photojournalist Mark Carey for sending these photos through, I absolutely love them!
Here is what Mark had to say about the day: "An India meets Ireland affair with a traditional Indian ceremony followed by a proper ceilidh!- that's Irish dancing to those who dont know. Even though it rained cats and dogs for some of the day everyone had the best time. Charmaine and Dominic were great fun to work with and the colour provided by the Indian ceremony was a photographers dream."
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This article contains major spoilers about Game of Thrones season 7. If you don't want 'em, jump in a boat and start rowing.
It's been a while since we last saw Game of Thrones's premier watersports enthusiast. No, I don't mean one of the perverts from Littlefinger's brothel — I'm talking, obviously, about Gendry, the last of the Baratheons. Gendry was last seen way, way back in Season 3 when Ser Davos aided his escape in a rowing boat...
If that feels like a lifetime ago, you could probably be forgiven for giving up hope of Gendry ever stepping foot on dry ground in Westeros again. Earlier this year, though, there were whispers that Gendry might be back in Season 7, and new set reports from Ireland and Spain confirm something very curious...
Gendry Will Join Jon Snow, Daenerys & Tyrion On Dragonstone!
According to a new report from Watchers on the Wall, Muriola Beach in Basque Country, Spain — which doubles as the island of Dragonstone — will play host to an encounter between Jon Snow, Daenerys and their respective entourages at some point in Season 7. Ser Davos and Tyrion have been spotted on set (expect trouble there), but eyewitness reports claim Joe Dempsie, who plays Gendry, is also part of the ongoing shoot at Muriola.
Dragonstone is exactly the place we last saw Gendry, so it's weird that he turns up there again. Short of having circled the world and ended up back at square one, my best guess is that Gendry encounters Ser Davos at some point prior to the big confrontation between the Stark and Targaryen figureheads, and effectively joins the Stark cause.
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Only Arya, Ser Davos and Melisandre know of Gendry's true parentage — which is just as well, because if Jon considers himself to have a claim to the throne (and why else would he be meeting Daenerys?), he probably wouldn't be too pleased about having the last Baratheon to contend with.
Filming is ongoing for Season 7 (just seven episodes in length) in Northern Ireland, Spain and Iceland, with a HBO premiere date of around June expected. There'll be a whole ton more casting news and set gossip before then, which is probably music to your ears. We take what we can get.
What's Gendry doing back on Dragonstone?
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Projected BCS Point Spread: Alabama favored by 10-points over Notre Dame
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Notre Dame was 50 to 1 to win BCS Title before the season.Vegas Ranks 11 teams equal to or better than Notre Dame.
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but but but, oh, I get it, so what you're sayin' is...
I want you to tell Colin Cowherd that your SEC guys are expecting him to eat crow after making the statement that Notre Dame's defense was better than a SEC defense (if i recall correctly he & Golic both made the assertion that they were better than Georgia, S.C.'s, & Flordia's).......Mike Golic & Cowherd are going to be severly butt hurt when they get trampled in the National Title game......I'll use the Florida victory over Florida St. as a example....All year i've been hearing all year is how good Florida St. defense was, and how it was the best in the nation....then they run into a mediocre at best Gator Offense & all of a sudden that Elite Seminole defense does not look so elite......going to be the same story in the National Title game....by the way, i think Notre Dame stands a astronomically better chance against Georgia than they do against Bama, but can not say that means Bama will blow Georgia out or beat them in the SEC Championship because i think Georgia has the better caliber athlete to compete with Bama, but Saban has the better scheme and game planning in his favor......Bama's secondary has shown that they have some chinks in their armor & Georgias Aaron Murray & recieving corp will look to exploit its weakness......still sitting on the fence on the SEC Champ ATS.....but in short im expectin Brian Kelly & his Notre Dame squad to recieve a brutal beating in the National Championship at the hands of Georgia or Bama, much like he expierenced in Cinncinati when he faced Urban Myer & the Flordia Gators which turned into a blood bath.....or when Georgia slaghtered Hawai in their BCS apperance.......my question is, are they going to cry that the playoff system is broken when their are 3 SEC teams in the 4-team playoff system because they are hands down better, than the rest of the field?
By the way, always enjoy the updated projections and odds in all sports...
yeah there defense is good because they don't play anybody. Notre Dame has played good offensive teams this year. Teams that can run the ball, teams that can pass the ball. Florida st. scheduled cupcakes all year. I want you to bow down to me after Notre Dame shuts down an SEC offense and wins the title game.
You are prob one of those Notre dame haters who can never give them any credit. There 12-0 and had a fantastic year and even if they win the title people are still going to say there not good so what do they have to prove?
And actually Brian Kelly never experienced a beat down against Florida he didn't coach that game.
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"Through 12 negotiating sessions we made progress on finding a compromise package of statewide transportation improvements. But today it has become clear this phase of the process has run its course and we have not reached an agreement.
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Childhood and modern vices merged in a humorous and vintage-y photo series2014-03-18 2 Share Tweet
A Los Angeles-based photographer combined childhood, punishments, modern vices, and an old photographic process for a unique take on juxtaposing the past and the present. Read on to find out more and take a peek at the witty photo series that we're sure you'll find interesting and impressive!
Many of us have been guilty of petty offenses and moments of mischief in our youth, and I bet some of you even have memories of being made to promise — in writing, if you know what I mean — never to do these atrocities ever again. If you're one of those who have vague memories of jotting down all those "I will nots" in your younger, more mischievous days, I'm sure you'll like the witty photo series by Los Angeles photographer Jamie Johnson.
Entitled Vices, Jamie's series pokes fun at today's vices and misdeeds, with her young subjects photographed writing down all sorts of "I will not" promises. Seems plain and simple, I know, but a closer look will reveal the quirky habits and cheeky misdemeanors that adults of today are guilty of doing. To complete her juxtaposition of the past and present, Jamie used a large format camera and the wet collodion process, lending an age-old look to the series.
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There was a little silence on the blog last week while I was on vacation with my husband and in laws in Puerto Rico! We spent five days at the amazing Wyndham Grand Rio Mar in Rio Grand, PR. We spent our days laying by the pool (with iguanas swimming next to us) or body surfing in the ocean (while losing our Cole Haan sunglasses to rogue waves).
Relaxing by the pool
I loved these water holes on the street
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Discussion in 'Hardscaping' started by IRRITECH, Jun 23, 2011.
I don't put in walls, but I certainly know this is just wrong.
What soil type is in thy area?
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see...red clay
yeah, red clay and rock
How long has that slope been cut like that???
How long has the walls bean dere??
2 yrs?
9 yrs?
11 yrs?
The two walls certainly ARE level and don't look bad.
Looks like a grade issue that the owner inherited from the builder and or developer. Probably put those 2 smalls walls up after having to constantly clean sediment off the driveway, and probably thats all they could afford?
I doubt they were throwing rocks at you while you were out spraying not every project has to end up in the Belgard Catalog
looks fine to mw
Really?? I'll take your word for it, but to me that is scary. No idea how long it has been there.
This thread cracked me up and I had to comment:
If someone posted this job with the title "Look at the walls I just built." We would have hacked him down and told him what a lousy engineering job, no grid, etc. Instead someone posts a poor job for kicks and we say "not too bad, the walls look good, probably didn't have the money for anymore construction."
It does look a little scary, but at this point, the walls look stable.
the only problem I can see is no drainage. the courses look level the set back on the 2nd wall looks a little to short but not that bad. cant tell if there is grid or if they back filled with stone or not. the front of the wall looks fine. no cracking no shifting and it has been there fr at least a year.


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This Is What Happened When One Son Told His Mom He Wasn't Voting for Clinton
After a Twitter user posted a video of his mother's reaction to him saying he would not be voting for Trump nor Clinton, the Internet erupted in agreement — with the mother.
JUST TOLD MY MOM IM NOT VOTING FOR HILLARY CLINTON AND THIS HAPPENED pic.twitter.com/bUUkzgOA2E— kenny (@xxxjayglo) October 28, 2016
"Don't be a moron," Kenny's mother scolded him. She threatened to "seize" his phone and car if he did not take a photo of his ballot with Hillary Clinton selected.
And, as his mother says, it is our civic duty to vote. So we should all get out there, make our vote count, and join the campaign to #MAKERaBreaker on November 8.
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Unanswered: Stop Subdatasheet access
I have a form containing a subform.
The form must open in form and datasheet view, but when in datasheet view, the subform access (the "+" sign) must be disallowed.
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If Me.Parent.Currentview = 2 then Cancel = True
in the OnOpen event of the subform, but this fails to block it ... the header and a single row of data fields appear.
So .... how can you intecept a User Click on the "+" and stop the subform appearing ????
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Do you think you have a pretty good eye for color? Many people in the publishing business either come into it with a natural ability to discern hues or have to try to pick it up along the way. Want to see how well you can differentiate subtle differences in color hues? Try the X-Rite 100-hue test here.
How'd you do? I thought I did pretty well, but my score was 31 (0 is perfect, and it goes up to over 1,000, I think). The results showed that I am least able to discern hues in the cyan area, which, ironically, is my favorite.
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Saving Money on Meat without using Coupons
I'm so excited to share with you on how my family is saving money on meat without using coupons. When I teach my local coupon classes, the one thing I am asked the most is how to save on meat. Most new couponers are frustrated because you rarely find coupons for meat. Even if you do… it isn't enough for your family to eat for less.
Over time I have posted several different tips on how to save on meat so you don't break the bank, and I thought it was time to get them all in one post. The 7 tips will help you save on meat without using any coupons.
If you missed our preview posts in our series, make sure you check out our Saving Money on Groceries page.
Saving Money on Meat
1. First, you have to find your stock up price.
If you don't know what a good deal is on chicken, then you definitely don't know if you are paying too much or if you should stock up. This is crucial in saving money in every area, but espcially meat. Once you find your stock up price, you will then know when you buy as much as you can. After you have figured out this simple step you will see a big drop in your meat spending. Read my post on how you can figure out your stock up price for meat here. (You have to read this post… I promise you will save a ton of money if you atleast do this one thing)
2. Buy in Bulk.
Buying in Bulk is one of my family's favorite ways to save on beef and chicken. By buying 10 pounds or more (normally 40 pound cases), my family will get a nice discount on the meat. Now obviously you have to know your stock up price first, so you can figure out if it is a good enough deal to buy that large amount. Most readers first complaint is "I do not have enough room to buy in bulk". That solution is easy . . . call another family and go in with it together. Both families will save money with actually having to buy the full case. Read my post on how my family saves by buying in bulk here.
3. Save up to 50% by cutting your own meat.
A few years ago, I was buying pork chops and I realized the pork loin was HALF the cost per pound than the pork chops. Instead of paying that extra money, I bought the loin and then I cut my pork chops myself. It only takes a few extra minutes to cut your own meat, but you will see the savings. Read my post here on how we save 50% by cutting our own meat. Now… you should ask your butcher because some will actually cut it for you, for free!
4. Add Ground turkey to your diet.
I know this might be a weird tip, but really… ground turkey is good! Not only is it good, but it is also very frugal and much better for you. I add ground turkey to many of my meals and friends and family never even notice. Ground turkey is often half the cost of ground beef! I can help show you how to sneak that ground turkey into your meals without your family ever knowing!
5. Look for "Reduced for Quick Sale" stickers at the Grocery store
Those "reduced for quick sale" are gold! You will find meat marked anywhere from 20%-50% off, all because it is getting close to its "sell by" date. In order to move that meat, they reduce the price. This is an easy way to save on beef. In fact, this is my favorite way to buy roasts and steaks. Now knowing when to find those reduced for quick sale markdowns can be tricky. I have it broken down for you here.
6. Add beans to your Diet.
Ok… this might not actually be a meat, but beans are filled with protein. They are actually really good for you and when you easily cook them from scratch in your crockpot they are very inexpensive too. You don't have to have taco night or Mexican dinners to add beans to your diet. You can actually sneak them into your soups and casseroles. I have several helpful tips on how my family sneaks beans into our meals each week.
By adding beans to your meals, you can actually lessen the amount of meat you would normally add in your soups or casseroles without your family noticing or missing the protein.
7. Go meatless one night a week.
Now of people freak out when I tell them to go meatless once a week, but is really easy to do. I give you several different ways to go meatless in this post, but some of my favorites is Breakfast for dinner. You don't have to miss the protein because you can still serve eggs, but by not eating meat that night you are saving your family money. Other options are pizza night, soup night, and more… In my family, this night actually is one of our favorites and if you follow our menus each week it is usually Sunday nights.
Just because you don't find many coupons for meat, doesn't mean you can't save money in that area.
What is your favorite tip for saving money on meat?
Check out all our tips on our Saving Money on Groceries page. More posts for your to check out:
- How to Cut your Grocery Bill in Half – 3 tips to get started
- Why you Need a schedule to cut your Grocery Bill in Half
- BEST Money Saving Apps for the Grocery Store
- How to Create a Stock Up Price list (to cut your grocery bill in half)
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Oh that is a Great idea Kyle!
I often time will puree a can of beans and add it to soup. It will thicken the soup without having to add corn starch or flour.
We also buy the pork tenderloin and cut it up ourselves. So easy and such great savings.
I cut up my own stew meat for the freezer from roasts. It's so much less expensive than precut stew meat.
I wish ground turkey was less expensive in our area. I can usually get ground beef for less. But I agree ground turkey is really good.
Most stores that have a butcher near the meat counter will cut meat for free. This means you should buy bigger chunks (which are cheaper than ground beef and diced meat for stews) you can have it cut any way that you like.
Great tips. I use to always buy minced turkey because it was cheaper and healthier but sadly here in the UK turkey isn't as commonly raised as it is in the US so is a lot more expensive. Now it has to be a treat. Crazy how different places can be.
We mix ground beef and ground turkey so we can't really tell the difference between them. We have a local turkey plant so the grocery stores in the area often have ground turkey chubs on sale pretty cheap. Last time I bought it it was on sale for $.59/lb!
Where do you get cheap ground turkey?
I also like to use ground pork in my recipes. Tastey and less fat too.
Am I missing something on the turkey? Everything I've ever seen says this (to use ground turkey as a cheaper substitute for ground beef), but all the ground turkey I've ever seen costs MORE. I feel like I must be overlooking something really obvious.
I go to the grocery stores early mornings when the meat market pulls the day before burger or chicken and marks it down. Sometimes when the item is on sale any way with the mark down the savings can be significant. Then you take it home freeze or cook what you bought.
Thanks Sharon! I do that too.


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The Karnataka Public Service Commission is inviting application for the post of Group C vacancies. There are 571 vacant posts available for the Non-technical positions which the organization is planning to fill by recruiting deserving candidates. This is to inform all the eligible and deserving candidates that they can apply for KPSC Group C Vacancy 2017 before the last date of submission 15th April 2017. The process of filling the application form is an online mode so fill the application form which is available online on its official website www.kpsc.kar.nic.in.
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There are large number of candidates who are willing to apply for this post and looking for the online process. This is to inform all those candidates that the process for applying for the KPSC Recruitment 2017 is very simple all you have to visit the site and has to search for the link. After which he or she has to fill the application form and then has to submit the form before the last date of submission along with certificates and scanned copy of documents. The availability of the KPSC Application form has been started so the candidates are required to submit the application from before the last date of submission that is 15th April 2017.
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Salt Lake City, UTAH – August 8, 2017
Finch has won a major Google Premier Partners Award for Search Innovation 2017. Google created the The Premier Partners Awards to celebrate innovation and success in digital marketing. This comes after Finch won last year's award for Google EMEA's Best Shopping Performance of 2016.
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The paid search industry is riddled with broken promises. If you have hired an agency or an in-house search guru you have probably been burned; these people tend to promise the world but deliver very little. It seems there are unlimited promises made: we'll give you amazing PPC performance...in exchange for an upfront fee, a fixed monthly price tag and a long-term contract, or a high fixed salary for an in-house guru. You, the Advertiser, takes all the risk while the hired agency or employee gets paid regardless of performance. A six month honeymoon to start going, another six months to start producing, stagnation sets in, the excuses come, then the relationship ends. A story I hear very often when I talk to advertisers.
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Read more: Technology Is About To Fix The Broken Paid Search Industry For Advertisers
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In today's highly competitive and dynamic PPC landscape it is not only less efficient to manually optimize campaigns but in most cases impossible when it comes to campaigns with thousands of keywords and ad groups. Technology is needed to boost PPC to achieve maximum performance. Below are a few ways that utilizing Finch's technology can improve your PPC channel through automation.
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Finch doesn't leave it all to technology; our foundation is based on having an amazing team of experts that is coupled with the most innovative automated technology that paid search and shopping have ever seen. Our team moves fast, is knowledgeable, and is relentlessly focused on maximizing growth for our clients everyday. Our CEO Bjorn Espenes believes people should have fun while succeeding at work, but in order for this to happen, we first need to be successful at work with a common goal at the front of our minds and culture. The leadership at Finch has created high standards for hiring the best people, training them well and keeping those people very happy.


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Revenge on Blackhead Mountain
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Earlier this year, in March, I tried to hike Blackhead Mountain the 4th highest mountain in the Catskills (see my blog here). At that time I found the Catskills were still much more covered by snow that I anticipated. Due to the presence of this snow and many icy ledges I had to abort the hike and head back just below the summit of Blackhead. I promised myself to return later this year to get my "revenge". That day was today! It was a beautiful autumn day, not hot but certainly not cold. And snow was still far away.
Yet this part of the Catskills was recently hit by Hurricane Irene in a hard way. I read about it, but now I could see it with my own eyes.
I recognized the site where I had parked my car in March. At that time the road to the trailhead was closed by the Highway Superintendent, and more limiting, by much snow. This time I could just continue on the dirt road. Parking was still a challenge because there were apparently many more hikers today. Soon I found myself back on the trail, climbing the rather steep slope of the shared lower section of Black Dome and Blackhead Mountains. Another evidence of Irene's influence on this part of the Catskills was the fact that two hiker's bridges over the Batavia Kill Creek had been washed away completely. The Department of Environmental Conservation had built two brand new ones.
The part where I had problems advancing the first time was no problem at all this time. I could even not imagine that this ledge was so difficult to climb in winter. After the saddle point between Black Dome ( the neighbor peak) and Bleak Head the climb that ultimately made me turn back was still steep but, now, way easier to do than with snow. Another nice seasonal thing: the trail was "decorated" with many colorful red berries.
My former turn around point was still a steep one. And after that, how ironical, the trail immediately turned flatter and slowly brought me at the 1201-meter (3940-ft) high summit of Blackhead. In order to avoid any misunderstandings a fellow hiker had written "TOP" on the huge stone slabs at the summit. The view was rather limited unfortunately.
I continued the loop hike down on the Escarpment Trail and then I discovered how good a decision it had been to turn back in March. This trail was really steep and would have been way too risky for a solo hiker. It had become later and the temperature had dropped significantly. Via the Batavia Kill Trail and its Lean To I made my way further down. I had my revenge, and it was sweet!
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — Hundreds of University of Texas at Austin students are marching through downtown, following an election upset by President-elect Donald Trump. At around 4 p.m. students finished their loop through downtown Austin and made their way back to campus. Wednesday night, protesters returned and were marching through downtown.
In a Facebook Live video by KXAN's Alicia Inns, students were seen marching quickly through downtown in the rain, passing City Hall and blocking the First Street Bridge over Lady Bird Lake, where they regrouped and voiced their strong opposition to Trump. City Council Member Greg Casar, reelected Tuesday, was in the protest march.
Students then looped around Riverside Drive and took a break on the Congress Ave. bridge, before heading north block by block. Austin police blocked off streets on the march's route and a helicopter was heard flying overhead. Officers called the protest "peaceful." In a tweet, Police Chief Art Acevedo wrote, "We serve the State Capital & always strive to help ALL exercise their First Amendment Right peacefully & safely.
Among the chants by the group were, "Donald Trump has got to go," "Texas! Fight! Texas Fight!," "Si se puede" (Yes we can), "A people united will never be divided" and "We shut s–t down." Some at the front of the protest group were wearing face masks and carrying a Communist flag.
A student walking in the march told us, "I know people are saying the election is over but at the end of the day, when the Republicans get in the office our education funds get cut, that's our financial aid. That's our teachers. That's everyone, that affects us."
The university's dean of students, Soncia Reagins-Lilly, said in a letter to students, "I've heard that our student leaders are hard at work organizing opportunities for students to support each other and process the range of emotions we may all feel, from celebration to uncertainty."
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Families spend holiday weekend camping at Lake Wapello
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For Debra Bahr and her family, camping is a family tradition, from one generation to the next.
â??Actually our kids that are married now and have their kids here,â?? Bahr said. â??We actually have been camping here since they were that age, you know like three and four years old, so we've been down here for years camping.â??
Deb and her husband Dave brought their three kids, five of their grandchildren, their nephew, his wife and their newborn baby.
"We're out here at Lake Wapello just doing a little camping with the family,â?? Kurt Clayber said. â??We got a little bags competition going on over here just doing a fun weekend, lots of swimming barbequing, and just enjoying time with the family, enjoying the nice weather.â??
â??Weâ??ve been here since Wednesday and plan on leaving Sunday,â?? Bahr said.
Everyone says theyâ??ve been sleeping soundly.
â??Even my nephew and his wife, they said their newborn baby has probably slept the best probably last night than since she's been born,â?? Bahr said, â??so the good outdoors is even good for a newborn I guess.â??
9-year-old Keegan Dudley and his older brother Braden say they like sleeping in a tent more than their beds at home.
â??It's a lot more comfortable,â?? Braden said.
The Dudley family enjoys fishing as well as siblings Rachel and Tom Cotton from South Dakota who are visiting their cousin Ryan Johnson and the rest of the extended family from Burlington, Iowa.
â??We've been swimming fishing going to the beach and pretty much that's it, Johnson said.
The Meridas say camping teaches kids how to have fun without always relying on electronics.
â??Fishing, hiking, we caught fireflies, swimming, roasting marshmallows, stuff like that.â??


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Head knock puts footy player in hospital
A footballer has been flown to Perth with serious head injuries after being knocked unconscious in a football match in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
Police say the Boulder Mines' player hit his head during a football game on Saturday night.
The man was rushed to Kalgoorlie Hospital before being flown to Perth.
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Vintage Southern Cookbook of Fine Old Recipes highlights the regional cuisines from the various parts of the south including Creole from New Orleans, Maryland's famous fried chicken and seafood recipes, and Virginia's hot breads and cured-ham dishes among others. Original illustrations by H. Charles Kellumdepict southern life and landscapes. This is the first year in a long series of future reprints. A Product of Three Mountaineers
Circa 1935, wooden covers, ring bound with onering missing. Measures approximately 6 ¼" x 9 ¼" with covers showing very minor wear. Interior pages have some browning and staining. Please see photos for more details.
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Jordan Peele Wants to Venture into Horror to Write & Direct 'Get Out'
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October 28, 2014
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We just learned that Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael Key, the comedy duo better known as Key & Peele, would finally team up together on the big screen for Keanu, the story of a group of friends who must enter the criminal underworld to retrieve a kidnapped cat. However, each of the guys have projects of their own that they do without each other all the time. Most of those projects have been small roles in various comedies over the past few years, but now Peele has his sights set on getting behind the camera and switching genres. Speaking to Playboy (via Badass Digest), Peele revealed a desire to take a stab at horror.
In the interview, Peele reveals that he wants to write and direct a horror film:
"I've been spending the first half of my career focusing on comedy but my goal, in all honesty, is to write and direct horror movies. I have one that I'm working on with Darko Entertainment called 'Get Out' – I don't want to say too much about it, but it is one of the very, very few horror movies that does jump off of racial fears. That to me is a world that hasn't been explored. Specifically, the fears of being a black man today. The fears of being any person who feels like they're a stranger in any environment that is foreign to them. It deals with a protagonist that I don't see in horror movies."
That's certainly an interesting and unfortunately also seemingly always relevant topic. It's bound to stir up controversy, but it's cool to hear that someone who's so gifted in comedy has ambition to do something on the opposite end of the spectrum. We're not sure how soon this project might get off the ground, especially with Keanu being Peele's next big screen project (he wrote and will star in the film with Key), but you can bet we'll be keeping our ear to the ground to hear more. Is there a chance Peele could be one of the next great horror filmmakers on the horizon? We'll find out eventually. Thoughts?
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- 2 apples, cut into 8 wedges each
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 150g speck, cut into lardons
- ½ red cabbage, shredded finely
- 2 tablespoons raisins
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
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- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 12 eschalots, peeled
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- ¾ cup (185ml) veal jus
- 2-3 tablespoons water
- salt and pepper
- 4 thick cut pork chops
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil, extra
Using a small paring knife, shape the apple wedges into small barrel shapes; set aside.
Heat oil in large frying pan with a lid and cook speck until the fat begins to run. Add cabbage and raisins and sauté until beginning to soften. Add sugar and cider and season liberally. Cover, and cook 10 minutes or until flavours have combined, cabbage has softened and raisins have plumped up.
Meanwhile, cook eschalots in the olive oil until lightly coloured and softened slightly. Add jus and simmer 5 minutes or until eschalots are soft. Add water to thin the jus and season to taste; set aside.
Heat a large non-stick frying pan and season pork chops with salt and pepper. Add oil to frying pan. Cook chops 4-5 minutes each side, adding apples as you turn the chops. Cook a further 4 minutes or until pork chops are cooked through and apples are golden and caramelised.
Arrange cabbage in the centre of a platter. Arrange pork chops and apples around the cabbage. To finish, spoon over the eschalots and their gravy.


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At The Movies for 27 August 2008
Simon looks at celebrity films - Tropic Thunder takes the mickey out of Hollywood blockbusters. Death Defying Acts remembers one of the world's first superstar daredevils, Harry Houdini. And the film Paris is about a city where everyone's a star


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On The Way Home Trailer (1992)
"When a family's daughter passed away, they almost lost hope." 01 January 1992 32 mins
A typical family almost lost hope when their daughter Sarah dies in an accident. They feel their lives will never be complete without her and are distraught about their future. Then a friend of the family steps in and helps them and teaches them the promises of salvation and the plan of happiness. The family is taught by 2 sister missionaries and they feel worthy to be baptized into the LDS church. The day of their baptism, the family has memories of Sarah and their fun times together.
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PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Bureau of Transportation said road salt worked well on icy roads Friday and the city will use salt in the future.
The city targeted specific areas where roads were particularly icy. Officials used more salt than they did during the historic snow storm in January and this time the salt worked better, they said. The January storm was the first time Portland used salt on roads.
On Wednesday, Commissioner Dan Saltzman, along with Mayor Ted Wheeler and other city leaders, held a press conference to announce a new "broader strategy" when it comes to handling winter weather.
"We're still learning how to deal with major winter weather events, I guess. It's still an evolving process here in Portland," he said.
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The biggest headline to come from that strategy: 100 tons of salt, which is now on standby at PBOT's North Portland storage yard.
Commissioner Saltzman said the salt would be applied to three specific stretches of road, early and often during the next winter weather event. Those stretches are:
-North Going Street, from Interstate Avenue out toward Swan Island.
-SW Terwilliger Boulevard, from Capitol Highway to Dunaway Park.
-SE 112th Avenue, in Mount Scott area.
Officials did not specify how much salt would be spread on those stretches or how often it would happen, adding it would depend on weather conditions.
"We want to be careful," said Commissioner Saltzman. "We want to make sure we're measuring impacts on water quality and on wildlife."
Environmental groups will be watching to see how the use of salt goes, and how it could affect our surroundings.
In January, PBOT said it was not impressed after testing salt on the roads. Officials said it did not provide a significant improvement.
PBOT administrators added they'll also be ready, as early as Thursday night, to implement chain or traction tire requirements on SW Sam Jackson Park Road, leading up to OHSU and on West Burnside, between NW 23rd and the outer city limits.
Mayor Ted Wheeler said the city also is taking steps to get kids to and from school as much as possible, which was a problem during recent storms.
"We agree," said Mayor Wheeler. "There are probably things we could do differently."
The city will be expanding plow routes, about 340 extra miles on top of their already plowed 1,120, to clear the way for public school buses.
Long-term, Portland officials are also working to set up a mutual aid agreement with Seattle.
The deal would allow cities to share staff and equipment during extreme weather events.
At the same time, the Bureau of Transportation is working to setting aside $2.8 million during the next fiscal year, to purchase more snow removal equipment down the road.
"We do not know if this winter is just an exception or if this represents a new normal. What I do know is that Portlanders do expect us to be ready for whatever Mother Nature sends our way," said Commissioner Saltzman.


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Manhattan's Tight Rental Market To Get Tighter
"New York's rental market is the tightest it has been in seven years - the vacancy rate for Manhattan rentals is now estimated at 3.7 percent...It is expected to shrink to 3.3 percent by the end of this year and to 2.9 percent by 2011."
"While New York City has always had a vacancy rate lower than most other cities, rental prices jumped last year by a record 8.3 percent. Some potential buyers, scared by the national slowdown in housing sales, decided to rent instead of buy. The housing crunch has also been exacerbated by the steady growth of newcomers."
"The rents for one-bedroom apartments in Manhattan average $2,567 a month, and two-bedrooms average $3,854 a month, according to data from Citi Habitats, a large rental brokerage company, but rents tend to be far higher in coveted neighborhoods like the Upper West Side and TriBeCa."
"Because landlords typically require renters to earn 40 times their monthly rent in annual income, renters of those average apartments would need to earn at least $102,680, individually or combined, to qualify for a one-bedroom and $154,160 to afford a two-bedroom."


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We're heading off for the ExCel Centre in London's Docklands this morning to report live from the CEDIA Expo 2009. That's the Custom Electronics Design and Installation Association, in case you didn't know.
We're hoping to see a host of new AV products from the likes of Panasonic, Philips, InFocus, Primare, Onkyo, Gefen, Invision, JVC, Kaleidescape, Opus Technologies, PMC, SIM2 and Sonos, among others.
We'll also be reporting on "the world's first 1080p LED home cinema DLP projector", being launched by Vivitek.
CEDIA is the annual showcase for all the latest high-tech gadgets for your home, from home cinema to lighting control and security systems, so keep checking the website throughout the day for our news updates.
The show kicks off at 9.30am, and we'll be there reporting live from ExCel
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When does the circular zero arrivein cold metal type? With the first arabic numerals or afterwards?
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Eben, the Wikipedia article on Arabic numerals refers to a book that looks like it would have your answer.
Pretty early, I believe, and I think an interesting thing to research would be whether this or similar methods were used to differentiate o and 0 in manuscripts prior to the advent of type. Arabic numerals, including zero, were in use in parts of Europe in the 12th Century, and the similarity of o/0 was causing problems for scribes long before it became an issue for printers. Charles Burnett's The introduction of Arabic learning into England has some discussion of this, and illustrations of early English manuscripts incorporating 0.
Modern accounting was largely invented in renaissance Italy, and I would be inclined to look to see how 0 was written in manuscripts related to bookkeeping.
Ah, just remembered that I have a copy of G.G. Neill Wright's The writing of Arabic numerals, which includes some charts showing development of mediaeval numeral forms in Europe. There are certainly examples in which the 0 seems consciously drawn as a circle, although without so obvious a change in contrast as seen in type. In some cases the circle is quite small relative to the other numerals.
It is interesting to note that the inclusion of a slash to differentiate the 0 is very common in these mediaeval forms.
For quite a long time, even to math academics, zero was stubbornly considered "not a number". This is probably why the circular nought, in its function as a "placeholder" in decimal notation, was consciously drawn more like a symbol than a numeral. The no-contrast treatment often found in old style figures is in keeping with other mathematical symbols like +, =, >...
"When does the circular zero arrivein cold metal type?"
The near perfect circle? The zero made by a round punch?


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List of Commissions
Meets when needed the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at City Hall. The Planning Commission is charged with the duty to advise the Mayor and Council on matters related to the review and approval of all commercial construction and remodeling. It shall make standards it deems necessary regarding how streets, grading, water, sewer, utility, piping, and other facilities shall be installed to secure harmonious development within the City of Wickliffe.
- David Krych
Council Representative
- Mary Betsa
- Lori Ann Bochenek
- Lynne Hoopingarner
- Patrick McGraw
- Benjamin Neylon
Mayor's Deputy
- Please contact the Wickliffe Building Department for Planning Commission meeting minutes.
Meets when needed the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at City Hall. The Board of Zoning Appeals hears appeals on decisions made by the Building Commissioner or by any administrative officer on matters relating the Zoning Ordinance; for relief from any order, requirement, decision or determination, including the refusal of permits; and may decide appeals by reversing, or affirming wholly or in part, or modifying such order, requirement, decision or determination.
- Jim Bala
Council Representative
- Laverne LoSchiavo
- David Bello
- Keith Bennett
- Arthur Guhde
- Joseph Nicholas, Jr.
- Please contact the Wickliffe Building Department for Board of Zoning Appeals meeting minutes.
Meets when needed the third Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall, and approves public signage in order to maintain quality and comply with the guidelines set out by the city.
- Matt Jaworski
Council Representative
- Sandi Fink
- Mark Iafelice
- Clara Rosenberger
- Lisa Trebec
- Please contact the Wickliffe Building Department for Sign Review Board meeting minutes.
Meets on the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Wickliffe Community-Senior Center, 900 Worden Road, Wickliffe. The Parks & Recreation Commission is charged with the duty of advising the Mayor, Council and Recreation Director as to the development, operation and administration of the public park system.
- Ron Ely
Council Representative
- Don Marn
School Board Representative
- Mary Ann Boos
Senior Citizens Representative
- Joanne Beal
- Jeffrey Walsh
- John Kron
- Sue Mancino
- Rebecca Podoba
- Mary V. Bubonics
- James Corrigan
- Marcia Kish
- Please contact the Wickliffe Recreation Department for meeting minutes.
Meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm at Wickliffe City Hall. The Keep Wickliffe Beautiful Commission is a volunteer affiliate board comprised of 10 appointed members and a subcommittee of unlimited number. These volunteers address environmental issues, including litter prevention, recycling, and education.
If you are interested in joining this active organization, please call Patty Fowler, Program Coordinator, at (440) 943-7100.
- Patricia Fowler
Program Director
- Sherry Koski
Council Representative
- Erin Barbish
- Mary Ann Boos
- Ronnie Bubonics
- Deborah Edelman
- Ashley Frohwerk
- Rebecca Haller
- Barbara Joyce
- Sandra Luther
- Andrew Macuga
- Chris Mlachak
- Suzanne Skrab
- Please contact the KWB Commission Program Director for meeting minutes.
Meets as necessary. The Civil Service Commission shall provide by rule for the ascertainment of merit and fitness as the basis for appointment and promotion in the service of the City of Wickliffe, as required by the laws of the State of Ohio, and hears appeals from the action of the Mayor in any case of transfer, reduction, or removal.
- Mary Betsa
- James Cain
- Mark Iafelice
Please contact the Civil Service Commission Secretary for meeting minutes.
Meets when needed on the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm at City Hall. The Environmental Commission shall be charged with the duty of advising the Mayor and Council about ecological problems of the City of Wickliffe. The Commission shall recommend and advise the Mayor and Council on the adoption of programs designed to improve the environment and ecology of the City.
- Sherry Koski
Council Representative
- Lili Barnes
- Fran Bevis
- Loretta Dakes
- Lori Graczyk
- George Luther
- Chris Mlachak
Please contact Wickliffe City Hall for meeting minutes.
Meets when needed on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm at the Provo House, 28855 Euclid Avenue.
- Ed Levon
Council Representative
- Lori Graczyk
- Sharon Gargiulo
- Sandra Luther
- Terri Jo Rotondo
- Vivian Yeager
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NASA Underfunded, Panel Reports
Friday, May 5, 2006
NASA's ambitions are outstripping its pocketbook, and its efforts to fly the space shuttle, finish building the space station and develop a next-generation spaceship simultaneously are crippling the nation's showcase space science missions, a report by the National Research Council said yesterday.
The report urged Congress and the White House to "seriously examine the mismatch between the tasks assigned to NASA and the resources that the agency has been provided to accomplish them."
Study Chairman Lennard A. Fisk, a University of Michigan space scientist and former NASA associate administrator, said lower-than-anticipated science funding, especially for smaller missions and research, could cause many NASA scientists to leave the agency and discourage new talent from joining up.
"The small missions of NASA have been the bedrock for advances in science and the pipeline for developing human capital and technology," Fisk said in a telephone interview.
"When you make those cuts, you disrupt the pipeline."
The council, an expert advisory panel of the independent National Academy of Sciences, conducted the study, titled "An Assessment of Balance in NASA's Science Programs," at the behest of Congress.
The report added a new voice to the ongoing debate over NASA Administrator Michael D. Griffin's decision to curtail the growth of space science and life science spending by $4 billion between 2007 and 2011 to fund a space shuttle budget shortfall of as much as $6 billion.
"The plain fact is that NASA simply cannot afford to do everything that our many constituencies would like the agency to do," Griffin told Congress in February.
Griffin and other NASA officials met at the University of Maryland over the last two days to discuss science mission funding and priorities with scientists advising the agency. Griffin spokesman Dean Acosta said NASA had received the National Research Council report, and "we look forward to reviewing it."
The dispute over science funding is an outgrowth of President Bush's 2004 "Vision for Space Exploration," which calls for completing the international space station by 2010, returning astronauts to the moon by 2020 and sending a subsequent manned mission to Mars.
Despite modest budget increases for NASA in the past two years, efforts to realize the vision have been hamstrung by the shuttle's inability to sustain a full schedule of flights after the Columbia disaster in 2003.
Griffin acknowledged this in the 2007 budget. He said priorities would be the shuttle and space station and the development of a next-generation spaceship for the moon and Mars missions.
To pay for the shift in emphasis, NASA proposes to cut or curtail science missions and research programs -- the sources of successes such as the Mars rovers and the Cassini mission to Saturn.
"NASA has in many ways done an admirable job spreading the pain," Fisk said of the cuts, but said that "1 percent budget increases" could restore both the inexpensive, quick-preparation missions that yield disproportionately large scientific results, and research programs that train and employ large numbers of scientists.
"We have a long-term interest in ensuring that we have what we need in the future," Fisk said.


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Saturday, 7 March 2015
Springtime fairy
54 comments:
Hi Brenda, this is a gorgeous card love the countryside scene. Stunning silhouette against the beautiful soft colours.ReplyDelete
Avril xx
Beautiful card Brenda, love the stamps usedReplyDelete
Love the soft pastel background and your fairy looks very elegant. And I can definitely see Crocuses...ReplyDelete
Good morning BrendaReplyDelete
Beautiful card today, the stamp you have used is lovely. I too love this time of year - the promise of the beauty to come always makes me smile.
Enjoy your weekend
Beautiful Spring time card Brenda I love how you have created that wonderful background, the flowers and that fairy look gorgeous a truly awesome make.ReplyDelete
lorraine x
Absolutely stunning, you are certainly queen of the inks! XReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Brenda and it is a lovely stamp too, xxxReplyDelete
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glg Gertrude
This is beautiful Brenda and the gorgeous colour certainly shouts " spring". There is actually the feel of expectation in the air now, the primroses are out under the hedges, the daffs about to burst and the crocuses (in pots this year to stop the rabbits eating them) are up and out...yay for spring!! xxReplyDelete
very pretty cardReplyDelete
A lovely Springtime cardReplyDelete
Jackie x
Delightful creation love the theme and gorgeousness and that background is amazing...how talented you are creating the sun rays and clouds surrounding it....wow..xxReplyDelete
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What a fab fairy Brenda and your sun with the clouds and rays is just beautifulReplyDelete
So elegant Brenda!ReplyDelete
This is soooo beautiful Brenda! The sun looks so magical behind the clouds with the rays touching everything. GorgeousReplyDelete
Dot x
One of these days, I am going to come and visit you so you can teach me how to make the gorgeous scenes!! Absolutely beautiful Brenda!! I am blown away once again by your talent!! hugs :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful card Brenda, lovely scene and the hints of yellow are so pretty x Susan xReplyDelete
Beautiful background,lovely card.ReplyDelete
Fabulous spring fairy, beautiful background.ReplyDelete
Happy weekend;-))m
So gorgeous!! I love how you created the depth in the sun and the sun bursts lines. Just beautiful!! Hugs, RobinReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous, love it!ReplyDelete
Have a lovely weekend
Lorraine x
Such a beautiful card Brenda! Loving how you made your sun come out of the clouds. Beautiful fairy and gorgeous colors!ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous in every way, love the sun and clouds breaking through and the glittery wings.ReplyDelete
Lynn x
Just fabulous! Love the background and the light colours! The fairy stamp is gorgous and all have a spring like look.ReplyDelete
This is stunning! Beautiful fairy and I love how you did the sun..ReplyDelete
A beautiful Spring card Brenda. A lovely fairy and you've created a fantastic background. hugs, MarliesReplyDelete
Wow, your background is fabulous! I love how you made the sun! Beautiful card, Brenda!ReplyDelete
Stunning card Brenda. Love your choice of stamps and the background is amazing. Hope you have a good weekend xxReplyDelete
WOW! This is stunning Brenda. The scene you have created is full of beauty and your sky looks amazing!ReplyDelete
Sue xx
You've made a wonderful card with your new stamp Brenda, lovely!ReplyDelete
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This is absolutely beautiful xxReplyDelete
That's a beautiful fairy! Lovely card with the jolly yellow flowers.ReplyDelete
xxx Marianne MW
Gorgeous card xReplyDelete
Fabulous background as always and love the way you have placed the flowers.ReplyDelete
Kath x
Beautiful card Brenda and love your stunning backgroundReplyDelete
This is so beautiful Brenda, I love the scene you have createdReplyDelete
Kevin xx
Very nice! The color's really Springy!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful card.ReplyDelete
Stunning! Love that sun. She is a lovely fairy, the way you have done her wings is beautiful. The flowers definitely look like crocuses! Michelle xReplyDelete
Such a beautiful card Brenda, you are superb at creating scenes. Definitely freesias, one of my favourite flowers :o)ReplyDelete
Jackie xx
Stunning card Brenda. Have a lovely Sunday. Nicola xReplyDelete
Gorgeous design Brenda, you've used one of my favorite fairies from CB. Great combination of stamps. I was away so now trying to catch up on all the lovely designs! Happy Weekend, ShirleyxxReplyDelete
This is stunning, love the effect you have with the sun.ReplyDelete
Hi Brenda - I get so little time to blog visit these days but when I saw this at Allsorts just had to pop over and say how stunning it is...I'm home feeling sore and sorry for myself after a wisdom tooth extraction and this brought a cheer to my day...just beautiful...Esther xxReplyDelete
How spectacular! Great use of the Pastels, B, and such a WONDERFUL creation of the sun's rays coming up to greet the morning. This is so beautiful. hugs, deReplyDelete
beautiful and so spring like with the yellow! i love the tiny pearl dots and all the elements are so lovely.ReplyDelete
The BG is beautiful as ever and the combination with the fairy looks great! Enjoy the rest of your sunday!ReplyDelete
Bardzo śliczna kartka.ReplyDelete
Absolutely stunning, Brenda! I love it! Such a lovely fairy and the freesia are gorgeous (my Mum's favourite flowers, with Irises a close second). Dad and I had a stroll on Saturday and saw lots of beautiful crocuses out in the sunshine. I think Spring is arriving!ReplyDelete
Aaaah WOW simply stunning, luv Sam xReplyDelete
Wow !! magical card Brenda, love it !!!ReplyDelete
A beautiful spring scene with my favourite, fairies. It's so gorgeous Brenda.ReplyDelete
Happy crafting
Tracy x
Those sun rays look so real!!! Beautiful card, Brenda.ReplyDelete
Such a gentle, elegant card - she's lovely.ReplyDelete