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(this is after I've cleaned on it awhile, lots of wall paper and dirt)
This top hutch you will see in a later post. Grandma said it was in their kitchen, but the bottom had rotted from sitting there and no one had noticed until they tried to move it. She kept it, said it was out in the barn somewhere, because she'd hoped one day they would restore it. The upper cabinet was perfect to me. I wanted it to go above my new washer and dryer area. Everyone else that had seen the piece thought I was nuts. But, this is for a later post...
Here I have painted one side with Caressed.
The green cabinet sat in the garage, almost under the hutch. I thought this would be perfect in my new bathroom, since the vanity was all open storage. I've been wanting to try the technique where you put stain on wet paint and wipe. I thought that technique would look great on this piece. I had leftover wall paint from painting the bathroom, which is a light tan color, Caressed from True Value to be exact. I cleaned the piece, sanded the piece, and then painted the first coat. I let the first coat dry completely and I didn't worry about brush strokes or streaking since I knew it would get another coat, plus the stain. After the first coat dried, I painted in sections. I started with the side. Painted it, then dipped a Walmart bag into a leftover stain I had just a little left of. I took that bad of stain and streaked it over the wet paint until I got the look I wanted. Then, I worked to the other side, then front, then top. I tried to look at the piece as a whole as I did it so that each side would look the same.
It took days to dry. Not sure if it is from all the humidity because we have been getting a lot of rain or if it is from the technique itself. The inside is plain wood though, so my daughter and I carried all of my stuff and my husbands stuff from our old upstairs bath down to our new master bath. I wanted to put wax on the top of the pice, but I haven't done that yet because it wasn't dry when I was ready to do it! I only have time to work on the weekends, so that will be a project for tomorrow!! I also need to add a handle. Grandpa has abunch of glass handles in his old workshop, so I'm going to go swipe one of those. I'm so happy with this technique and can't wait to do it again.
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LOS ANGELES - In some ways, Reggie Bush is the most unlikely Heisman Trophy finalist.
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He doesn't start for No. 1 Southern California, and ranks second on the team in rushing and receiving.
He's a sophomore, and the previous winners have all been juniors or seniors.
Finally, he's often been overshadowed by teammate Matt Leinart, also a finalists for the award. They'll be joined at tonight's ceremony in New York by Oklahoma's Adrian Peterson and Jason White and Utah quarterback Alex Smith, Bush's former high school teammate from near San Diego.
All that being said, Bush doesn't think of himself as a long shot.
"I envision myself winning the Heisman Trophy," he said. "We'll see. You don't want to be selfish, but at the same time you do because it's one of the greatest awards a college athlete can get.
"We're right down the street from Hollywood. Anything can happen in Hollywood. Obviously, I'd love to win. All year it's been in my mind frame, but it's out of my control."
Bush's resume is packed with big plays.
He caught three touchdown passes from Leinart in a season-opening 24-13 victory over Sugar Bowl-bound Virginia Tech.
He returned punts for touchdowns at Washington State and Oregon State.
And he finished the season with a breathtaking performance against UCLA, rushing for a career-high 204 yards on 15 carries and scoring on runs of 65 and 81 yards.
"I guess I kind of shot up the voting polls," Bush said.
Bush, a 6-foot, 200-pounder, ranks fifth in the country in all-purpose yards, averaging 181.8 per game. He did so despite the fact that opposing teams did everything they could to kick the ball away from him and track his every move from scrimmage.
He rushed for 833 yards on 137 carries and six touchdowns; caught 41 passes for 478 yards and seven TDs; returned 23 punts for 369 yards and two scores, and returned 19 kickoffs for 501 yards.
His rushing numbers pale in comparison to Peterson, the other tailback among the finalists who has 1,843 yards.
But Bush is about more than just numbers. He's a game-breaker.
"He's the most spectacular player I've ever seen in college football," Trojans tight end Alex Holmes said. "Teams gun for him, they change their whole defense. Every time he touches the ball, he has a chance to score. You can't say that about too many people."
Soft-spoken and studious off the field, Bush is much different when he's playing.
"On the field, I'm probably the exact opposite of that," he said. "I love all the attention. At the same time, I keep myself humble.
"Split personality, on and off the field."
The 19-year-old should be good at self-analysis, considering he's a psychology major on track to graduate in 31/2 years.
"A totally different person comes out on the field," he said. "Sometimes a good attitude, sometimes a bad attitude. Football brings out a whole different person in me."
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Almost 18 months after the issue was first made known to Dropbox, unauthorised users continue to receive links to personal, private information stored on the file-sharing service.
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In an era when special interests funnel huge amounts of money into our government - driven by shifts in campaign-finance rules and brought to new levels by the Supreme Court in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission - trust in our government has reached an all-time low. More than ever before, Americans believe that money buys results in Congress and that business interests wield control over our legislature.
With heartfelt urgency and a keen desire for righting wrongs, Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig takes a clear-eyed look at how we arrived at this crisis: how fundamentally good people, with good intentions, have allowed our democracy to be co-opted by outside interests and how this exploitation has become entrenched in the system. Rejecting simple labels and reductive logic - and instead using examples that resonate as powerfully on the Right as on the Left - Lessig seeks out the root causes of our situation. He plumbs the issues of campaign financing and corporate lobbying, revealing the human faces and follies that have allowed corruption to take such a foothold in our system. He puts the issues in terms that nonwonks can understand, using real-world analogies and real human stories. And ultimately he calls for widespread mobilization and a new Constitutional Convention, presenting achievable solutions for regaining control of our corrupted - but redeemable - representational system. In this way Lessig plots a road map for returning our republic to its intended greatness.
While America may be divided, Lessig vividly champions the idea that we can succeed if we accept that corruption is our common enemy and that we must find a way to fight against it. In Republic, Lost, he not only makes this need palpable and clear - he gives us the practical and intellectual tools to do something about it.
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New Delhi, Mar 11 (UNI) Minister of State for Commerce Jairam Ramesh today told the Lok Sabha that the government was considering amending the Foreign Trade (Development) and Regulation Act, 1992, to provide for specific safegurad measures in the form of Quantative Restrictions to address surge in imports.
In a written reply, Mr Ramesh said at present the Central government is empowered under Section 3(2) of Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation) Act , 1992, to impose restrictions on import of goods into India. It also has the power to levy safegurad duties under Customs Tariff Act, 1975.
Garlic Imports In reply to another question, Mr Ramesh said 14 consignments of garlic bulbs imported from Pakistan were recommended for deportation and destruction as these were infected with Quarantine pest Dry Rot (Embellisia alli).
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News has been received that Pte Angus Morrison, Canadians, son of the late Murdo Morrison, Skigersta, was killed in action on 12th June. Before settling in Canada, he was sailing between Glasgow and New York, and was on the SS "Columbia" when that vessel collided with an iceberg in the Atlantic some years ago. After sailing for some time on the American coast, he worked ashore, and later joined the 102nd Battalion in September 1915. He visited his friends at Ness a year ago, and looked a fine specimen of a soldier. Both his parents died during his absence in Canada. Much sympathy is felt for his relatives.
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By Michelle Singletary
Sunday, July 5, 2009
I met a woman who asked me to review her 401(k) portfolio. She was worried about how she had allocated her contributions.
I wasn't going to tell her where to put her money. She said she just wanted my opinion on whether she was diversified enough. Her employer's plan had about 15 investment choices, from conservative to aggressive.
This woman, bless her heart, was investing her contributions, which probably didn't total more than $100 a month, in all the choices. To make matters worse, she was clueless about the various asset classes into which she was dicing her money. She had simply heard that she should diversify.
This woman, along with many other novice investors -- and that really includes most of us -- could have used "Asset Allocation for Dummies" (Wiley, $24.99), which is my pick for the Color of Money Book Club for July.
First, let me say I'm not a fan of the word "dummies" in the branded series of books published by Wiley. I think it's a little off-putting. Yet I appreciate the intent of the series: Various authors try to explain, in the simplest terms, subjects that can be intimidating to a lot of people.
For so many, asset allocation is something they know they should do, but don't do, because it can be intimidating. But Jerry A. Miccolis, a certified financial planner and co-owner of Brinton Eaton Wealth Advisors in Madison, N.J., and his co-author, Dorianne R. Perrucci, a financial journalist, have done their best to simplify this investment strategy.
"We think it is crucially important right now, given the turmoil in the economy and in the financial markets, that people get back to basics in their investing," Perrucci said when I asked her why this book is important.
So, what exactly is asset allocation?
It's "deciding how to divvy up your investment dollars among various types of assets," Miccolis and Perrucci point out.
Like the woman I described, some investors take asset allocation too far.
"Simply choosing one of everything from your employer's 401(k) investment menu can be dangerous," Miccolis said. "It's akin to making a cake by throwing in everything you happen to see in the pantry. This would likely make for a pretty unappetizing cake."
Or people ignore asset allocation completely, putting all or most of their money in one stock or one asset class.
I will never forget the stories of Enron employees and retirees who put the bulk of their retirement accounts into the company stock. When the energy firm went bankrupt, their wealth evaporated.
These Enron employees and retirees violated one of the immutable laws of sound investing, Miccolis and Perrucci write: "Never, ever put too many of your eggs in one basket."
Getting the right asset mix can account for more than 90 percent of investment results, the authors report.
In 321 pages, not including the index, Miccolis and Perrucci walk readers through the ins and outs of asset allocation in bite-size, digestible chapters. The paperback book is separated into five sections covering, among other things, the basics of asset allocation and how to fill your investment basket with specific asset classes. You'll learn about weighing risk and return, why you need to rebalance your portfolio, alternative investments such as commodities and real estate, and how taxes affect your choices. The authors list the most important asset classes and their historical rates of return. Don't skip the part on 10 common asset-allocation mistakes.
I know a lot of people have pulled back from investing. I understand why. The stock market has been so frightful and the losses so great. Some investors have even declared that asset allocation failed them in the recent market downturn.
"Asset allocation was never designed or intended to avoid loss in all conceivable, let alone inconceivable, situations," Miccolis says. "It is designed to get you the best result given your risk tolerance. Virtually everything you could invest in -- save some categories of Treasury bonds -- lost considerable value at the same time. The nature and extent of that massive combined downturn was in many ways unprecedented."
With apologies to Winston Churchill, Miccolis admits that asset allocation is a flawed system but adds that "it's just worlds better than whatever is in second place."
It's easy to be a member of our book club. We don't meet -- in person, that is. We do come together for a live online discussion. Join me at noon July 30 at http://www.washingtonpost.com/discussions. Miccolis and Perrucci will be available to take your questions about asset allocation.
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Review: Hoover Repair
I am not a professional but a friend asked me to see if I could repair his hoover. After taking it apart and a little testing I could see what was wrong. A quick search on the internet for parts showed yourspares.co.uk had what I needed at a good price. This was my first order with them so I waited a little anxiously for delivery. I need not have worried the parts were delivered quickly and securely, they were exactly as described and worked perfectly. So if you now how to do the job and have a few good tools and a reliable supplier i.e. yourspares.co.uk you can save a few bob by doing it yourself
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I Wish I Was a Fictional Character
Have you ever watched a movie or read a book and wanted to be one of the characters? Tell us who here! 425 People
I wish a was a ******* Vampire then I can justkill the people I hate and compell people to do what I want them to do
Vswagger 16-17, M 3 Responses 4 Jun 23, 2015
Its Because Im Board With My LifeI think i would have a better life if i was a charecter in a book. i would be brave and go on adventures and just be a better person. my life is reptative and boaring and i just want somthing better to happen to me then just sitting here
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flyyhigh21 22-25, F 1 Feb 19, 2015
Fictional Characterif i could be any fictional character i would be Lord Asriel form the Golden compass. i just like him and i like his personality. asriel is one of the few characters that i can relate to. i just love him
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Everytime I read a book,i always wish that I am the one who is there... who has a happy ending, who has a happy life, adventures life, and not boring like my life...
AlexandraSandy 31-35, F 2 Responses 6 Jun 24, 2015
Twisted Fate from LoL.Cheater is just a fancy word for winner!
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Books are so much betterthan reality....*sigh*
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PinksTheNewBlack 16-17, F 1 Sep 29, 2015
I seriously dream to be part of a book,like a character. I think it'll be absolutely awesome to be the main character or have a book based upon me or an adventure I've had. I know it's a little too much to ask and little egocentric but I'd enjoy that. Lol. This is the result of having a sleepless night.
More Than A Few Characters - Actually thereare more than a few fictional characters I wish I could be like Archangel Gabriel (The Prophecy) and The Hessian Horseman (Sleepy Hollow). I wouldn't mind being turned into either of those characters but in particular the Hessian, ooooh...the Hessian. With those blue eyes...
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I Wish I Was Baltoi wish i was balto from the balto movies, why? becaus i love snow love dogs and wolves and i wish i had an adventure in my life
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I wish I was a lugia cause lugias are awesomealso that way I could eat more fly and explore the world without having to pay for it also if you try to capture me when I'm this Pokemon the first chance I get I'll vore you plus I'm addicted to vore anyway so I'll vore you anyway
DemonLugia 18-21, M 1 Response 1 Jun 23, 2015
Very PossibleIt could be possible that we are all fictional characters in someone's mind but Wow. If I am I have the worst storyline and character ideal. I was probably made from every person's anxiety and troubles because I am living a cornered life. But honestly the idea of being a crazy...
LeeAnonymous 18-21 1 Jan 12, 2011
Whoever I Want to Be...How many times have you seen a movie or read a book and thought how great it would be to be some or other character? More than I can remember I would say... More than anything though I would love to be the female version of Harry Potter! Strange I know, but I fell in love with...
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I practically already am.The only big difference between us is I'm real and he's not.
I want to live at Hogwarts.anyone else? LOL
wonderfulIam 26-30, F 2 Responses 3 Jun 24, 2015
I watched Gimme Shelterand this stupid movie made me cry. It's heartbreaking because it's a true story, but it's inspiring and heartwarming.
I watched Hanasakeru Seishounen,a japanese animation about a fourteen year old girl named Kajika Burnsworth. She is the heiress of the Burnsworth Corporation a very influential oil company. Her father "Harry Burnsworth" asked her to be part of a weird Game (well, a marriage game) where in she will meet 3...
BlueberryCheeseCakeIcecream 26-30, F 0 Jan 8, 2014
I've often wished my life was more like fiction.Fiction has a clear narrative arc; fiction has to actually make sense. Real life on the other hand...I've concluded that the form of fiction it most closely resembles is a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure novel in that plot points come way the hell out of nowhere, nothing is resolved...
Emeryael 31-35, F 1 Response 2 Jun 28, 2015
You see, fictional characters' painand misery end with the book. But ours don't end.
I wish I was a lugia cause well Like in what Isaid before and also so I can eat vore and get huge fat belly I would probaly keep doing that till my belly as a male lugia gets this huge
DemonLugia 18-21, M 0 Jun 23, 2015
I Too Wished I Was a Fictional CharacterI always wanted to be Alan Grant from Jurassic Park. Why? Because I always loved dinosaurs and thought that they were interesting creatures.
Blasslove2 26-30 1 Aug 22, 2008
I want to be an Avatar.Yes the blue people that live in the tree not Last Air bender. I'd have the Leonyptryx as a pet yeah.
Through triumph over adversary,a hero is born. Probably all of us on here are heroes in some way. But it's so hard to see, and society rarely recognizes us for the good we do. We rarely recognize it ourself. So...anyway, I've always identified with Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She has all these secrets, gets in...
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Thank you for having an interest in my drawings, and knowing who's behind those. Hope you'll not be disappointed/affraid !
My name is Elsa. I'm 25 now, and I celebrate my 12 years of digital painting in 2017!
My profession has nothing related to digital art and Art in general. I'm an engineer (in chemistry).
Historically, I draw (horses) since my early childhood. I discovered digital art in 2005, and a funny anecdote is that the first digital painting I did was a coat for the game Howrse (Equideow in France, Lowadi in Russia). Now I don't play anymore to the game, but digital art's interest stayed...
In 2007, I created an account on Deviantart, and since then, I've been a DA and digital art addict.
I love to experiment many kind of digital techniques of painting. I rarely paint 2 paintings exactly with the same technique ! I always alternate between softwares, and my favorites one are Photoshop, Painter, PaintoolSAI, Mypaint, and recently I discovered Paintstorm studio which begins to be my favourite software with photoshop.
I have many sources of inspirations, including talentuous artists (on Deviantart or other). As for equine sources, awesome photograph artists are also a huge source of inspiration. I have a thing with old traditional Art, and classic paintings. So my muses are Leonardo Da Vinci, George Stubb, and also Theodore Gericault, Rosa Bonheur, Alfred de Dreux and Delacroix.
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Glenn Roeder has revealed that Shola Ameobi is progressing well.
Glenn Roeder has revealed that Shola Ameobi is progressing so well that he could feature before the end of the season.
Newcastle wrote off the striker's chances of playing again this term after sending him for an operation on his hip in November.
The Magpies have struggled on without Ameobi, but he has been impressing in training and could be back in action at some stage this term.
Charles N'Zogbia is also closing on a return to fitness following his knee complaint and Roeder has been allowed to issue a positive fitness bulletin.
"Charles N'Zogbia picked up what we can only describe as a nasty knee injury against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge just before Christmas which has needed a lot of rehabilitation work on it," Roeder told the Evening Chronicle.
"But Charles is now back with us and working with our rehab expert John Green, who is coming up again today from London.
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Audi (and parent company VW AG) already have a highly diverse lineup and broad sales channels, but they intend to further increase both as evidenced by this push into Asia. Audi plans to expand its lineup to include a total of 40 models, and hopes mainly to attract younger buyers in the Asian market.
The Audi "terminal" is said to embody visionary architecture, encapsulating a multilevel design that is adaptable to multiple sites and intended for downtown placements. Using brash architecture to lead the way, Audi is "moving from the periphery into the city," hoping to carve out a new niche of hip and sophisticated owners who reside in lofts, sip at Starbucks, and prefer the symphony to the country club. Indeed, Audi boldly claims it intends to become "the most progressive premium car brand in the world."
This urban terminal marks Audi's tenth to date. Other examples of this, its new corporate architecture, are already located in cities such as Munich, Geneva, and Sydney. Audi intends to create more than 350 terminals by the end of 2012. The brand sold 964,151 cars sold in 2007 to mark its 12th consecutive year of record sales.--Colin Mathews
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This relaxing retreat features secure and protected deep water dockage at the concrete seawall, just around the corner from the open Gulf. Bring your boat! There is immediate access to open water and 3/4mile to Vaca Cut to access the ocean side. Restaurants (by boat) are just a quarter mile away! While fishing from the dock, you can spy on manatees and iguanas, as well as other local wildlife. Our guests enjoy the local aquatic wildlife. The home-owners have created a small sandy beach next to the pool for your enjoyment. Sit back and relax in comfortable lounge chairs around the pool. This home has all you need and more. It was configured to be a place that lets you step back, take a deep breath, and enjoy precious vacation time for all its worth! For a true "home away from home," this home will welcome you, and help make your stay in Marathon, FL a safe and relaxing one—you will not be disappointed!
Hello, We are Tony and Krystyna Filinski. We live on a paradise island called Johns Island about 20 miles from the historic Charleston city. Tony builds custom high-end homes and Krystyna runs home management company. The first time we visited Marathon, FL was on vacation back in 2009. We fell in love with the area—the pristine water, peace, quiet, natural sights and fishing opportunities. We were so charmed by the natural beauty of the Keys that we decided to purchase our home there.
Krystyna and Tony Filiniski purchased this house in 2010
Marathon is centrally located in the Keys. The local residents have friendly dispositions. The sights and sounds of Keys wildlife cross your path throughout the day. You feel welcome here. This home satisfies your needs for relaxation and provides you an abundance of nearby options for adventure.
Gourmet Kitchen - Stove - Microwave – Top-Notch Cookware - Dishwasher - Refrigerator - Washer - Dryer - Carpet - Ceramic Tile - Granite Countertops - Central Air - Smoke Alarm - Pet Free - Smoke Free - Screened in Porch (length of the house) - Dock - Fenced Yard - Dining Room - Living Room - Family Room/Great Room - Laundry Room - Furnished - Canal Front - Pool (Heated)
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You could not ask for a more plush home. Everything you could need is right at your fingertips. The bedding and linens were all top notch. After a hot day on the water, the pool is ready and waiting. It is located near Walgreen's and Publix. (I do not recommend Winn-Dixie). Jim and Cathy next door are a delight to visit with. Airport is nearby and a little noisy, but we got used to it. We definitely will be renting this property again!
This house is beautiful and well appointed. The kitchen has everything you need; the screened in porch is wonderful for your morning coffee; the pool is just right, and the kayaks were wonderful. Krystyna was so easy to work with and great communication. We really loved this house and like this area of Marathon; quiet, safe and quick trip to the Gulf.
The house, the location, the kitchen, the pool, we loved everything about this place. Our seven month old learned how to crawl because of the clean open floor plan ! We got the opportunity to meet Krystyna and Tony personally and they were both very kind and accommodating. The airport noise did not bother us at all as it's a small airport and only hear air noise during the day. We highly recommend this property to others !
House is clean, quiet neighborhood and perfect to every detail. From backyard, silverware , beach chairs, cleaning supplies, every detail was thoroughly thought out so that your stay was perfect. Wouldn't hesitate to stay here again..
Really enjoyed our stay in this beautiful home! Location in Marathon was great! Loved the pool and outdoor living spaces, as well as the slip to park our boat. We were greeted by a large manatee in the canal! The kids enjoyed fishing for snapper from the dock every day. The lime tree was a surprise, how cool! The house was very well stocked with everything we needed and more. The owners were very kind and helpful, responding quickly to any questions. Expectations were exceeded and we would love to return next year:)
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Fundamentals of Geographical Information Systems, 4th Edition
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Cyclists and people walking to work are being advised that there is restricted access alongside York Minster from today.
As part of the York Minster Revealed restoration and conservation project, in partnership with City of York Council, restricted access will be in place in the vicinity of the South Transept/Minster Gates from today until the end of January 2013.
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Saturday's, Dec 2, 9, and 16 from 10am-3pm
Children will giggle as they create festive Gingerbread Cookies in the Farm Market, with sugary capped hats, snow-frosted mittens, and tons of icing and colorful candies for decorating! And then let them greet Santa as he joins us at the Farm Market!
To add to the experience, children and grown-ups, short and tall, young and old – will also be entertained by the Model Toy Trains running in the Market too.
Flinchbaugh's Orchard and Farm Market teams up with a local Model Toy Train collector to offer this unique experience. The trains and track are provided, but the guests do all the driving. Select from different engines and cars to create your own train on the track. The sounds and smoke from the trains offer a very nostalgic Christmas feeling. Come make new memories with your family this Christmas at Flinchbaugh's Orchard. The best gift of the event, is that all proceeds from the model toy train event are given to the Kreutz Creek Valley Library who provides a wealth of books, events and learning opportunities to the East York Community.
Reservations are NOT required.
Gingerbread Cookies are $3.50 each, and include the cooking, icing and candy.
Model Toy Train event is offered for $5/ person for 20 minutes with the trains. Family pricing: $15 for groups of 4-5. Hot apple cider samples are provided for free for all participants.
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Jerry Evans Music Studio: Lessons That Bring Out The Musical Talent
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Complaint Review: XLIBRIS CORPORATION
1663 Liberty Dr., Suite 200
Bloomington, Indiana
United States of America
- Phone: 1-888-795-4274
- Web: www.xllibris.com
- Category: Library
XLIBRIS CORPORATION I had my novel "White Redling" published with Xlibris Corporation in 2005, but there is no way I can verify the copies of my book that they sell. Bloomington, Indiana
*Author of original report: Mr. Gary Xlibris's Failed $2,000 Marketing
*Consumer Comment: They want you to think your a failing writer so you purchase more of their marketing!
I had my novel, "White Redling" published with Xlibris Corporation in 2005. At first, it looked good when they sent in royalty reports. But soon, I learned that my brother had bought a copy in Las Vegas and I waited for the sale to be reported to me, but it never happened. I wrote the president of Xlibris Corporation but never got any reply. I phoned their staff--based in the Philippines--but got no relief either.
Meanwhile, one Gary from Xlibris offered me an online promotional package worth $2,000 but I got ZERO result from such "promo." Again, I reported this matter to their staff in the Philippines and again, got no relief.
Later, a friend in Los Angeles showed me a copy he had bought through Amazon.com but such sale was never reported to me. Meanwhile, go Google "White Redling" on the net and you'll see a number of sales outlets, even outside the United States.
In short, I spent years and years making the book, and now some people are reaping in the harvest. Xlibris can sell anytime they want and I won't know a thing.
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Mr. Gary Xlibris's Failed $2,000 Marketing
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After I had paid $2,000 to Xlibris's through Mr. Gary for so-called online promotion "targetting hundreds of thousands" and gotten no result, why should I purchase more marketing from them? Does Xlibris really want to drive me to the ground in poverty so they can get richer? How much more thousands and thousands of dollars do I have to pay to Xlibris for the book to "succeed"?
Records show I got good reviews of my novel, "White Redling," even from Kirkus Discoveries, so why did Mr. Gary of Xlibris's marketing department produce zero result from the $2,000 online promotion? Not even ONE online buyer from his vaunted "hundreds of thousands" of targeted market? This stretches the credulity of human mind.
Meanwhile, records would also show that I had personally bought copies of my book from Amazon.com but got no royalty or discount from those sales from Xlibris. Where did such royalty go?
I would gladly concede as a failing writer only after: One, my book did not generate any positive review; Two, that after Mr. Gary's $2,000 online marketing campaign, at least one had bought the book, and Three, that I had received some royalty from my own purchases from Amazon.com.
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If the Lebanese are ever asked to identify the part of the Bible that fits them best, it will be understandable if they select the Book of Job.
Lebanon has for more than a decade been ruthlessly tested by war and political strife. This time the threat to President Amin Gemayel`s fragile government comes from within his own Christian community, a complex group that has managed to observe a period of relative stability amid all the Moslem sectarian squabbles.


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Our Featured Writers page lists recent authors, their information, and links who have previously spoken at general assembly meetings of Tampa Writers Alliance, Inc. As a non-profit, our speaking engagements are not compensated, so we sincerely appreciate the contributions of our guest authors and speakers.
Kristen Stieffel
Kristen Stieffel is a writer specializing in speculative fiction and an editor and writing coach. She is the associate editor of Havok, a flash fiction magazine. She has edited nonfiction and fiction novels for the general market and the Christian submarket and teaches at writers conferences. Her editing credits include The Ghosts of Emily Gray by C. Keith Carpenter,Veiled Destiny by Shirin Humzani, and Winter by Keven Newsome. She is currently writing a book about editing. She belongs to the Editorial Freelancers Association, Christian Editor Connection, and The Christian PEN: Proofreaders and Editors Network.
Dan Walsh
Dan's novels have received popular and critical acclaim, getting rave reviews from USA Today and magazines like Publisher's Weekly, Library Journal and RT Book Reviews. His very first book, The Unfinished Gift, won two ACFW Carol Awards. It's still in print 6 years later and has sold over 60,000 copies. It's available in hardback, paperback, Ebook, audiobook, large-print and in several languages. His other books have won numerous awards and appeared on several national bestseller lists.
Molli Nickel
Former publisher Molli Nickell has been in the publishing for 30+ years. She's edited books, acquired manuscripts, authored books and articles, designed projects, presented keynotes, and led workshops for publishing giants including Time-Life, Better Homes & Gardens, Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, The ABA (American Booksellers Association), and the SCBWI, (Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators). Currently, as The Publishing Wizard at www.getpublishednow.biz, she evaluates and edits manuscripts, and teaches writers how to write submission materials: query letters, synopses, and first pages. Molli offers an ever-expanding resource for low-cost tutorials, created to help writers achieve their goals of: agent/contract/shelf space at Barnes and Noble. Check them out at MolliMart.
Carol J. Post
Carol writes fun and fast-paced inspirational romantic suspense. Her book Out for Justice was nominated for an RT Reviewer's Choice Best Book award, and Mistletoe Justice was an RT Top Pick. When Carol isn't writing, she enjoys sailing, hiking, camping—almost anything outdoors. Her two grown daughters and grandkids live too far away for her liking, so she now pours all that nurturing into taking care of a fat and sassy black cat and a highly spoiled dachshund.
Tina Yeager tyeagerwrites.com
Wife, mom, and latte junkie, Tina enjoys helping clients optimize their lives through her online coaching business, Divine Encouragement, LLC. She writes non-fiction and speculative fiction from a Christian worldview. She is an inspirational speaker and former president of Tampa Word Weavers, she has won several awards, including FCWC's 2013 Writer of the Year. You can go visit her for a virtual cup of java at divineencouragement.com and tyeagerwrites.com.
Ivy Tobin Society for Recovering Doormats
Author of My Life as a Doormat. Ivy Tobin's recently released novel has won rave reviews on Amazon . . . and her character maintains her own blog and Facebook pages! My Life as a Doormat follows the adventures of Rose Gardner. It's 1980. Naïve and fresh out of college Rose moves to Manhattan against her parents' wishes to pursue an acting career. Anxiety-ridden and insecure, Rose fights to maintain her sanity, while establishing herself as an actress and coping with bad relationships, unpredictable roommates, bad decisions, bad jobs, and bad friends.
Venus Jones www.venusjones.com
A former MTV correspondent, Venus opened for Def Poetry on Broadway, and was a slam finalist at the Austin International Poetry Festival. As an accomplished model and actress, Venus has worked on feature films and starred in countless commercials and print ads. Ms. Jones also has a popular app that promotes Kwanzaa internationally.
Venus is versatile, inspiring people of diverse ages, backgrounds and faiths. Her favorite quote is "People don't care how much you know, until they know how much you care." She currently nurtures students while coordinating cultural events at Eckerd College.
John Chaplick engagingbookblogs.com
Currently an instructor in the field of forensic and investigative accounting, fraud, embezzlement, and money laundering, John is also a member of the Florida Writers Association. As a former business owner, auditor, and partner in a national CPA firm, John bases his novels on the lives of his clients . . . and an unusual lot they were.


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Robert Joustra
Robert Joustra (Ph.D., University of Bath) teaches politics & international studies at Redeemer University College, where he is also Director of the Centre for Christian Scholarship. He is the author and editor of several books, most recently The Religious Problem with Religious Freedom: Why Foreign Policy Needs Political Theology (Routledge, 2017). He is a Fellow with the Center for Public Justice and an Editorial Fellow with The Review of Faith & International Affairs.Bio last modified June 1st, 2017.
The Politics of Apocalypse
Debate rages on whether it's possible to engage a militantly secular age, or if retreat is, in Leonard Cohen's words, "the only engine of survival." Robert Joustra and Alissa Wilkinson in their book How to Survive the Apocalypse: Zombies, Cylons, Faith & Politics at the End of the World, find the answer in Daniel, a prophet who profited from an apocalypse by his strategic sense of loyalty.
Forcing Folks to be FreeSeptember 12, 2016
Hardly the sun sets in the West these days without some new attempt at what Jean Jacques Rousseau might have mistily called "forcing folks to be free." Doug Saunders in the weekend's Globe and Mail calls for public prejudice for the greater good, but the idea isn't new with him, and we'll see a lot more of it in the days ahead.
What's next for Canada's Office of Religious Freedom?November 19, 2015
This article was originally published in Embassy, and is reprinted with permission. It's moving month in Ottawa's capital, and we already have a few clues of what's coming and what's going. The Liberals are making good on campaign promises, but there are at least a few areas where it's unclear if the Liberals will want to renovate, rebuild or just tear down.
On the TableFebruary 1, 2015
We're renovating these pages in 2015 to open them up to you, our readers. Each month, we'll send out a question via our weekly emails, Twitter account (@conviviumproj) and our Facebook page (facebook.com/conviviumproject). The next step is up to you: we want to hear your opinions about the topics we're discussing in these pages.
Foreign policy makers: Suit up?November 28, 2013
This announcement yesterday by Canada's Minister of International Trade, Ed Fast, of a new directive, a "culture shift" in Foreign Affairs, is not a surprise: "Take off your tweed jacket, buy a business suit and land us the deal." Called the Global Markets Action Plan, it pivots Canadian foreign policy toward opening markets and making trade deals.
Missing Nigeria to Rehash QuebecAugust 28, 2013
On Monday, John Ivison called out the 'normally garrulous' Minister Baird for his bashful dodge of the Charter of Quebec Values in a scrum following a meeting between Minister Baird, Ambassador Andrew Bennett, and Nigerian dignitaries. Ivison's grouse got more people agreeing: what about the hypocrisy of preaching religious freedom abroad, when we could use some of that gumption at home?
The Living Faith of the DeadAugust 1, 2013
Guy Gavriel Kay's fiction takes a quarter-turn to the fantastic. Robert Joustra closes the circle of meaning
Democracies' Anxious YouthJuly 22, 2013
Detroit is bankrupt. Foreign Policy is openly wondering whether, if Detroit were a country, it would qualify as a failed state. It's a near thing. There is talk of recovery in the country at large, but it's in hushed whispers, and confidence is low. It should be. The gerontocracy that has monopolized the world's largest economies continues to shell salvo after salvo of "business as usual" at a crisis that has exposed major fundamental flaws in the global economy, with the special audacity of criticizing today's young for their sloth, cynicism, and disaffection.
Reasonable Accommodation in ReverseApril 26, 2013
Religious freedom is making bigger and bigger waves in the stormy seas of Canadian politics of late. It's not just that an Ambassador was appointed in February, although that's a fair hat tip to certain concerned constituencies. There also seems to be a rise in cases, not only legal but also political, which revolve around this ambiguous, oft-debated right.
Three Cheers for Motion 382April 25, 2013
In the world of parliamentary business, motions of commitment and encouragement can get lost under the weight of debate and controversy surrounding more binding efforts. But in politics, governance culture can be everything, and yesterday in the House of Commons Motion 382 took an important step forward to recognizing not only the high priority of religious freedom in Canadian foreign policy, but also religious literacy generally in its foreign affairs.
Gaming Out the Ambiguous Morality of ApocalypseApril 19, 2013
"So, can my son, in good Christian conscience, head-shot a zombie to save the town?" You can take that answer to the bank. Kevin Schut, professor at Trinity Western University, has written the book most of us want to read but are usually too embarrassed to write about, Of Games and God: A Christian Exploration of Video Games.
All Hail the TwitteratiApril 12, 2013
The twitterati are now an established class of pundits. Journalists and politicians are increasingly known for their 140-characters of sass, more so even than their editorials or full press releases. The Canadian International Council has launched a new annual roundup of the most influential Canadian foreign policy tweeters (#cdnfp), and magazines like Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy swell with sassy twitterati RT'ing the latest story, insight, or Game of Thrones meme.
Here Come the WonkstersApril 5, 2013
After the hippie, the yuppie, and the hipster, the cool people are now . . . wonksters? "The harsh events of the past decade may have produced not a youth revolt but a reversion to an empiricist mind-set," says David Brooks. He calls it a tendency to think in demoralized economic phrases like "data analysis," "opportunity costs" and "replicability," and a tendency to dismiss other more ethical and idealistic vocabularies that seem fuzzy and, therefore, unreliable.
I, for one, Welcome our new Ambassador of Religious FreedomFebruary 18, 2013
Several months ago I asked, "Where is our ambassador of religious freedom?," and that day has now come. At an event tomorrow at the Ahmadiyya Muslim community facility in suburban Toronto, invited guests and media will welcome the new Ambassador-at-Large for Canada's newly-minted Office of Religious Freedom.
Are Missionaries the Henchmen of Empire?February 15, 2013
It's long been accepted that missionaries are the ideological henchman of empire—maybe not by the missionaries themselves, but by much of the public. Just last week the Globe splashed the Christian ministry Crossroads across its front page for its lifestyle beliefs, arguing its religious content contradicted Canadian values and so invalidated its work digging wells in Christian Uganda.
Why I am For an Islamic Law SchoolFebruary 8, 2013
A few weeks back the Council of Canadian Law Deans fired an incendiary letter across the bow of the forthcoming law school by Trinity Western University. In their letter they argued that the rules of conduct and lifestyle at the Langley Christian university are incompatible with teaching law. In what may have been a rhetorical tweet, Adam Goldenberg opened the question wider still:
The Peril of Christian HumanitarianismFebruary 1, 2013
It is only just beginning to come to light that one of the most powerful forces for global good can be the formal and informal networks of faith-based and religious organizations. These are the people that are, in the words of CBC correspondent Brian Stewart, on the front lines. But what about the danger of increasingly partisan co-religious advocacy, the kind of perception bias and reality that make religious freedom detractors nervous, that such advocacy can become "primarily dedicated to protecting and promoting Christianity overseas." There is a peril to faith-based humanitarianism, argues Ziya Meral, precisely for these partisan reasons, which endangers the important, and often dangerous work, these groups do.
Needed for Rebooting Conservative Aid Policy: Less Fox, More FoxesJanuary 11, 2013
"The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing" -Archilochus American foreign policy rock star Dan Drezner made an argument in the January/February edition of Foreign Affairs that what Republicans need in their foreign policy is "less fox, more foxes." In America, writes Drezner, the fall of the once mighty Republican foreign policy agenda is nothing short of a shock.
Pressing Upon the Imagination of the CynicalJanuary 3, 2013
@igollert - viewing Earth is THE favourite astronaut hobby. I think the coolest things are lightning, the Bahamas, volcanoes and aurorae. — Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) December 30, 2012 Canadians had their own guardian angel this holiday season in the person of Commander Chris Hadfield. Hadfield, currently living in space aboard the international space station, is Commander of Expedition 35.
Bring on that Foreign Policy ReviewDecember 13, 2012
Ottawa's foreign policy community has long been divided on the effectiveness of formal, often long-winded foreign policy reviews. At the Canada International Council, Roland Paris is not a fan ("little more than an articulation of the government's current policy"), but Jennifer Welsh says it's long overdue.
Stealth Fighter FeverDecember 7, 2012
Me thinks he doth protest too much. Pundits furiously tweeted at Andrew MacDougall in the Prime Minister's Office on Thursday night, as the government scrambled to insist that the F-35 deal has not been cancelled. A storm of incredulity, including a report from the Globe and Mail that the Conservatives will release estimates next week pegging the lifetime of the jets at more than $40 billion, broke on MacDougall's tweet that "cabinet has not yet taken a decision on the F-35." But boondoggle that this may appear, and there will be some red faces if it all turns out to be true, there are two distinct opportunities that can be salvaged from the wreckage of the F-35.
Wishing for a Secret AgendaNovember 21, 2012
For Christmas this year, I'm wishing for a secret agenda—the kind everyone kept promising me was coming, only to disappoint me over and over. Now, we have "leaked" documents on this government's new foreign policy: so banal, so self-obvious, so redundant that it's possible some kind soul scooped them off the comatose cadaver of a once idealistic wonk.
The Devil's AdvocateNovember 2, 2012
Even economists are exhausted from presidential prognostications this week. Writing for his blog, Dan Drezner says our financial caste, normally simplistic-prediction happy addicts, are rousing in a cranky stupor even Peter Stockland could envy. Writing for the Financial Times Alan Beattie writes,
Meet the New BossNovember 1, 2012
TV's darkest political drama is so ripe with corruption we're lucky it's not on smell-o-vision.


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Michael Haneke wins top Spanish arts prize
Austrian director Michael Haneke has beaten dozens of competitors to win one of Spain's most prestigious arts awards. The Amour director was presented with the Prince of Asturias accolade in Madrid on Thursday (09May13). He was chosen above 32 contenders to take the $62,000 (£40,000) prize.
A statement from the Asturias Foundation reads, "His penetrating, radical gaze on society has allowed him to explore uncharted terrain to become one of the leading auteurs of contemporary European cinema."
The honour comes after a stellar awards season for Haneke – Amour, about a couple coming to terms with old age, won a raft of prizes earlier this year (13), including the Best Foreign Film Oscar.


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Plot: Gripping documentary focusing on the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing (Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.) it's victims and their lives in the aftermath. Follows specific people and their experiences as they adapt and recover from their injuries. Includes behind-the-scenes details of the hunt for the bombers. Graphic photos of the bombing scene and resultant injuries. Comprehensive photodocumentary.
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Directed by: Ricki Stern, Anne Sundberg
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Hi everyone! Princess of Ruin is 30% off until the 18th! Get it here!
As some of you know, I've been working on a new project. It's been going slowly in the past year but I didn't want to rush it. What is this new project? It's called Shrouded in Haze, a fantasy otome visual novel which I'm hoping you'll love.
The reason it took a while for me to announce this project is I've been rewriting it a couple times and I've also gotten busy in the past year. Unsatisfied with the previous few drafts, I finally have something that I'm excited to share.
We have a seer as a main character this time. Her power to see the future is sought after by many and depending on her decisions, it can change the future. That is what I'm going for and I hope you'll love it when I polish the demo.
You can see more information on the website by clicking here!
Please be patient as I'm still updating my website as more art gets polished.
I've also disabled the forum because the person who took care of bots and forum upgrades has moved on. Since I take care of most things on my site and my project, taking care of the forum takes up extra time. By disabling my forum, it'll allow me to spend more time on my project.
I plan to put up the walk-throughs on a separate page when I have time. Thank you for your understanding!