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Complaint Review: GMAC Insurance
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GMAC Insurance GMAC Auto Loans and GMAC Insurance, did they cancel my insurance so Loans could take my car? St. Louis Missouri
I had Changed insurance companies on June 28th 2005 to GMAC Insurance because they were cheaper then the current one I was with. During that year, my husband lost his job, and we tried very hard to keep up.
My Insurance was due every month on the 28th.
After we recieved the phone call they were coming to get my car, I called and a friend said he would help me with a new loan.. On that friday that they said they were coming to get the car, I had paid of the GMAC loan and got a new finace company. 9-22-06
On the 25th three days later, I called and paid another month of preium and informed them of the changes to the new lien holder. In the beginning of march I got a packet in the mail that suggested I was starting a new policy with GMAC Insurance, so I called them. They said there was something weird but not to worry I was covered, it was all ok and that the only thing that changed is I would have a new date for my insurance which was now the 3rd of the month. Ok..
Now, I move to Mississippi, want a local insurer to deal with, they want a 5 year show of continual insurance, send for a decloration page and GMAC has on there that I was 9 days lasped of insurance. And the date was from 9-25-06 to 10-3-06.
They never updated the lien holder and still had GMAC Loans. Well, backing up to the threat I recieved on the payment just prior to finding a loan holder, I was lapsed 3 days prior to my actual due date.
I have to question why. This is crazy and unfair. Did the Loan department work with the Insurance depart and lapse my insurance to defualt on our loan? This was in Michigan and they have a law stating a 10 day grace period. If I had not gone and refianced the loan, I would of lost the car.
My new insurance agent found the flaw and told me this is not correct and you need to tell someone. He made me call them and he talked to them at his office, they said it was non payment.
I have to wonder, since this will knock me out of a cheaper rate with my new insurance company. If what they said was true, my lapse would be from 2-29-o6. She also told my new insurer that they don't have a grace period. Which in the state of Michigan they have to give you one. I am mad, I did the right thing and they took it away from me.
Thanks for your reporting process, at least I get to vent!
I feel there is two companies at fault here. Both GMAC. After I saw another report just like it, well I decided to report this too.
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Drama Club expands its reach to serve three additional youth detention centers in the New York City area.
Leake & Watts Limited Secure Placement for Girls — Bronx, New York
George Motchan Detention Center for Young Men 18 to 21 Years Old on Rikers Island — East Elmhurst, New York
Rose M. Singer Center for Girls on Rikers Island — East Elmhurst, New York
Drama Club Speaks: January 2, 2016 City Hall Hearing
On January 29th, 2016 Drama Club was invited to speak at the City Hall hearing, Examining Cultural Non-Profits in the New York City Juvenile Justice System, which was a joint hearing with the Committee on Cultural Affairs and the Committee on Juvenile Justice.
We were invited to speak by the Committee on Juvenile Justice Chair, Councilman Cabrera, from District 14 in the Bronx, who is a supporter of Drama Club.
The hearing was informative and inspirational. It was suggested that NYC may be leading the nation in terms of the arts programming accessible to juvenile offenders. This is in large part to the newly available (autumn of 2015) SONYC grant for after-school programming.
Our Executive Director, Josie, spoke about the successful Drama Club model. But it was the quotes from our youth that drew the room's attention and a compliment from the Chair of the Committee of Cultural Affairs, Councilman Van Bramer. He said, quite simply, "That was beautiful."
Click here to view the extended transcript prepared for the hearing.
Drama Club receives its first Discretionary Award from New York City Council!
Drama Club is featured on Backstage.com in an interview with founder, Josie Whittlesey.
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This is part of my portrait/found photo series. This is actually from a photo of my dad when he was in his 20's. He and his friends went to the lake and did some target shooting. I thought the photo was pretty funny and decided to paint it.
I'm super happy with how it turned out!
This listing is for a DIGITAL PRINT 8"x 10" on semi gloss photo paper. Comes shipped in a sturdy mailer.


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Hasn't brain, but there are already 24 eyes throughout the body. Stared by the entrepreneurs openly, all eyes. There are stinging cells containing poison and it often dangerous for founders, sometimes even fatal for startups. Jellyfishes is angels-investors who have nothing but money and doesn't create a value-added companies.
Such investors gnobit more, instead creating companies value. Usually ask something as collateral for money
Turtles don't change in appearance since dinosaurs of modern business. There are two subspecies:
a) strategists and chance that they will help you and invest into your startup is very small, but they can give feedback according your niche;
b) non-professional investors, sometimes make investment in IT, they are slowly, and not hurrying to take risks and invest.
Blood is the main instigator for sharks to attack. One drop of blood on the thousands liters of water allow them scent the victim. Due to shark's aggressive nature sometimes referred as "gangsters shark". They want a big part of your business, and often wait when you start to sink to buy you startup more cheaply at a low estimate. Sharks, under the guise of protecting their interests, will be legally possible "pressing" you – including possibility of suspension from operating activities.
Such a terrible and bloodthirsty predator like a shark, terrified at the sight of the dolphins and trying to get away. Dolphins gregarious mammals that, in addition, quite clever. Seeing aggressively shark, they immediately attacked the predator by whole flock, leaving no chance for shark to rescue. Even one dolphin can inflict a fatal blow to shark by its powerful nose and a fairly strong frontal part. Dolphins are protecting fiercely. Causing one hit, continue to attack the predator as long as do not kill it. If shark is lucky, it has time to swim away. If near to prey sharks circling flock of dolphins, even a very hungry shark prefers to sail away than to engage in battle.
Aimed to find out how they can help entrepreneurs and help you, regardless will be concluded transaction or not. Always takes only a minority stake (5-30%).


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I recently had the distinct pleasure of participating in a school function—DURING THE DAY—with my two 2nd graders.
Distinct pleasure? For doing a regular "mom thing"? Let me explain…
There was a time in the not-so-distant past when there was no way I could have justified attending Bring Someone Special to Lunch Day at school. As a working, single mom (on and off for 12 years), I rarely had the luxury of attending school functions during the day. I was the sole breadwinner, so if I didn't go to work, then the bills didn't get paid and little mouths didn't get fed. There were a few instances (graduations and special plays) that I didn't miss out on, but there were never opportunities for me to just enjoy lunch with my kids at school. It was something I often grieved over. And I know it disappointed my son to not have his mom at school when so many other kids did. That is what probably hurt the most.
While sitting at home yesterday, looking at these pictures and feeling so thankful to have had that time with my kids, I was reminded of those years when this wasn't my reality, and I was instantly overwhelmed with sadness for those who are still in this season of life.
You see, those years during which I was navigating divorce and surviving as a single mom were so very lonely for me—and they shouldn't have been. God's presence was so very real, and His provision was nothing short of miraculous, but my earthly relationships (outside of family) were almost non-existent. With divorce and single parenthood so prevalent in today's society, it's a wonder that ANY of us feel lonely, especially those of us who call ourselves Christians and attend church regularly. But that was me. Weekly church attender; served regularly; attended small groups. But the loneliness and general feeling of "not fitting in" didn't go away until I was back in a loving, stable relationship. I may be ruffling some church feathers today, but THIS HAS GOT TO CHANGE!
I hated being a part of the statistic of failed marriages as a Christian, knowing full well that God's heart is for marriages to thrive and ultimately reflect His goodness and love for us all. But sometimes things just don't go as planned. Whether it's our sin or bad judgment (or both) that resulted in the marriage failing – many Christians find themselves in the throes of divorce—and you know what? It sucks. Much of what I was feeling was my own shame of having to end a marriage, but there's another aspect that contributed to my loneliness—and here's where I expose the elephant in the room….
Many people in the church just don't know how to care for those who are in the midst of divorce.
I said it.
Out loud.
It's heartbreaking, but it's true. As a single mom, I didn't fit into the college and career crowd because a) I had a kid, and b) I'd already been married. Most of the folks in that group were still daydreaming about their future spouse, and had never traveled the rocky road of divorce, let alone parenthood. They just flat out couldn't relate to my situation.
On the other side of the coin, I didn't fit in with the couples crowd because, well—I was no longer part of a couple. Talk about feeling like a fifth wheel.
And herein lies the problem. So many people think that just because they aren't in the same season of life or can't relate to someone going through divorce (or being a single parent), that they can't be a good friend.
What a lie from the pit of hell.
We can't always relate to those afflicted with cancer—but we can pray, we can serve, we can listen, and we can love.
We can't always relate to the affliction of the homeless—but we can pray, we can serve, we can listen, and we can love.
Divorce is no different.
Divorce is a death. Not the death of a body, but the death of a covenant. I don't care what your circumstance is—divorce is painful. And those of us who are in the middle of it NEED TO BE LOVED. We need to feel like even though we've failed, we are still accepted. But how can you do that—practically speaking? Glad you asked!
Here is what I wish I'd had during those painful years.
1. Someone to listen who WASN'T a family member
I'm so thankful for my family, but they are biased in my favor and they were oftentimes grieving right along with me, because it was a death for their relationship with my spouse as well. I wish I'd had more friends who would provide a shoulder to cry on, or just offer a hug without feeling the need to give advice. I had enough advice from pastors and attorneys—I just needed someone to listen to me.
2. Grace
Listen—I know better than anyone that I was high maintenance during those years. I was broke financially and broken emotionally. But thankfully, those who WERE walking with me extended some grace during the times when I was a literal and figurative mess. Try to be sensitive even when it costs you. I promise, it will mean all the world to that person.
3. Time
I probably watched more TV than I'd care to admit, because my schedule was always free and clear. This is especially important for the single parents, who are usually playing the roles of both mom AND dad. It's exhausting, and very lonely. Oh how I would have given an appendage for someone to whisk me away for a mani-pedi!
4. Love
When in doubt, just love 'em where they're at. We all have love languages. If you have a friend who is going through a divorce or doing life as a single parent, just figure out their love language and speak it every now and then. Write an encouraging note, buy an inexpensive but thoughtful gift (or make one!), or have that single mom's oil changed. Just knowing that they were a thought in your mind could change their perspective on their pain…even if just for a moment.


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WebSphere / Weblogic Systems Engineer Job
Date: Oct 29, 2017
Location: Albuquerque, NM, US
Company: SAIC
WebSphere / Weblogic Systems Engineer (Job Number:427461)
WebSphere / Weblogic Systems Enigneer Job Description:
SAIC is looking for a candidate for maintenance of the IBM Filenet software suite. Candidate will be responsible for troubleshooting, managing content, and upgrading the system. IBM ECM components currently in use include:
Content Engine, Process Engine, Process Analyzer, Rendition Engine, Records Manager, Application Engine, Workplace, WorkplaceXT, Content Navigator, ICC, eDiscovery Manager, SharePoint Web Parts. Other integrated software includes: AdLib, Ancept, Crystal Reports. It will include Weblogic and Linux software across multiple servers. The Filenet systems are used throughout customer's organization with 10,000 to 12,000 users.
The WebSphere / Weblogic Systems Engineer duties will include:
- Administer and support Filenet core components and sub components
- Assistance with installation, upgrade, and administration of the IBM FileNet ECM components on Linux, and integrated software that is currently installed or may be added
- Design, implement, administer and support all Filenet systems including the systems supporting the application and their interfaces with other systems
- Work closely with customers
- Upgrade and patch the production environment during non-business hours, i.e., after 6 p.m. MT or on weekends
- Provide technical application support during business hours, i.e., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. MT
- Provide initial response to trouble tickets within 30 minutes
- Provide other technical application support per the instructions of the Technical Lead
- Work effectively in a team environment
Clearance Requirement:
- Clearance Level Must Possess: None
- Clearance Level Must be able to Obtain: DOE L
Required Skills:
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Management of Information Systems, or relevant discipline, or 4 years additional experience in lieu of degree
- Must have 5 years of relevant IT experience
- Minimum of 2 years' experience with WebSphere and/or Weblogic
- Interest in learning Filenet
- Experience with Linux server support
- Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE L clearance. Candidate can start without clearance.
Desired Skills
- Experience with Java
- Experience with Oracle database management
- Active DOE or DOD clearance
SAIC Overview:SAIC is a premier technology integrator providing full life cycle services and solutions in the technical, engineering, intelligence, and enterprise information technology markets. SAIC provides systems engineering and integration offerings for large, complex projects. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, SAIC has approximately 15,000 employees and annual revenues of about $4.3 billion.
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Clearance Level Must Be Able to Obtain: DOE L
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2007-12-02 - Cessna buys ColumbiaCessna highest bidder for bankcrupt Columbia
Cessna kauft Columbia Aircraft<br /> In a move to further broaden its single engine product portfolio, Cessna Aircraft Company announced it was the successful bidder for select assets of Columbia Aircraft Manufacturing Company, a Bend, Oregon-based producer of high-performance, single-engine aircraft.
The bid of $26.4 million was the high bid in United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Oregon. "This is a significant day as it brings together two top aircraft design and production companies to offer the global general aviation community the widest range of propeller aircraft, along with world-class product support, all under the Cessna brand one of the most trusted names in aviation," said Cessna Chairman, President and CEO Jack. J. Pelton. "I would like to thank the 400-plus Columbia employees for their continued hard work and dedication during the bankruptcy process. We look forward to welcoming them to the Cessna family." Cessna is the world's largest general aviation manufacturer in terms of annual unit sales, producing single-engine piston aircraft, turboprops and the world's best-selling line of business jets, the Cessna Citation. Columbia has produced more than 600 aircraft in its 10-year history.
"The Columbia models are a good fit with our existing product line," Pelton said. "We look forward to providing existing Columbia owners with improved levels of service and support and introducing new customers to these outstanding aircraft." "We plan to make significant investments in Bend, in people and operations, to bolster customer satisfaction and business profitability. We will continue to improve quality, reliability and performance as we strive to deliver customer value and fulfill our commitments," Pelton said. Once the transaction is completed, which is expected to occur by December 4, 2007, the Bend operation will take on the Cessna name and be one of six Cessna manufacturing facilities. Cessna intends to rename the current Columbia product line to become the Cessna 350 and the Cessna 400. Cessna and its network of authorized dealers and service centers plan to integrate sales and support of the former Columbia aircraft, and Cessna Parts Distribution is expected to become the source for parts. Cessna also intends to develop direct communications with current owners.


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Coralville, IA -December 18th, 2006, Rives Audio and Talon Audio announce the debut of new reference products at CES 2007. Rives Audio will introduce the sub -PARC, a crossover, parametric, and digital switching amplifier (for bass section only), in a monoblock configuration. According to Rives Audio president, Richard Rives Bird: "Getting the bass right is the single biggest issue in a listening room. If you can control the bass with an active system such as this, and correct the bass with a parametric equalization, 90% of your room's woes are solved." This system is remarkable in that it can used to actively bi -amp a set of speakers or can be used with sub -woofers and even has the ability to automatically change settings both crossover and parametric when going from home theater to 2 channel listening. Estimated retail price is $4,500 per sub -PARC.
As if this weren't enough new reference series for the demonstration, the rest of the line up is equally impressive. In room 4606 at the Venetian: VAC will debut their 300.1 phi Reference Amplifier configured for monoblock operation. Wadia will demonstrate their new Series 9 reference system. Shunyata will be introducing their new V -Ray technology Hydra power conditioners. This is clearly a room not to miss!


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"Break out the bubbly this spring with the fun flavors of Hot Ruby! Made from fresh, natural ingredients using the same steps as founder Ruby Faye years ago, this delectable drink has no artificial dyes or preservatives. You deserve only the best for your home, so step up your brunch game and add a shot of Hot Ruby to your glass!"
Let's boost your brunch game this season. And give them all something to talk about. Because now you can add a shot of spring to your drinks this season. While brunching with your girls ( and you know they are talking ) spice it up just a little bit. Now you can savor the flavor of home.
Choose between a gallon sized jug or the 32 oz mixer bottle! Ruby is served HOT most of the time. BUT, it is pretty good mixed with some of your favorite spirits over ice. Originally made to serve hot and keep you warm on cold winter days. During your holidays add a little splash of something a little stronger and enjoy.
Ruby is cranberry based with a hint of citrus. This is what makes it so amazingly delicious. Originating 45 years ago and always served warm. But now available in many stores and can be enjoyed warm but also over ice. No artificial dyes or preservatives. And made in the Lone Star State with fresh and high quality ingredients.
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Ruby was born in Mabelle, Tx. In 1950 Ruby and Roy ( her husband ) started their home on a South Plains Texas farm. Her love of God, family and friends was included in all of her gatherings. Because when you went to Ms Ruby's for a gathering you could smell it simmering on the stove. And you could feel the love as soon as you walked in the door. Little did she know that the cranberries she cooked with love. Would be enjoyed by so many people still to this day. So let us know which recipes you tried and which ones you loved the best. And enjoy this amazing drink with your family and friends this spring.


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A story of beauty, love, adventure and redemption. Set in the rolling British countryside, it tells the fantastical tale of Crumpet the Schnauzer and her magical adventures with her canine and human friends. Just watch out for the Dogcatcher though!
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The Ohio State Board of Trustees has approved a proposal to freeze fees for in-state students while hiking the prices for out-of-state and international students for another year. Additionally, residence hall fees remain frozen for school year 2016-17, despite an initial proposal to increase them.
In-state tuition and mandatory fees have been frozen since the 2012-13 school year, and since then out-of-state tuition has steadily increased. The Board of Trustees approved another 3.2 percent hike for out-of-state undergraduate students' tuition, raising the total to $28,229 from $27,365 per academic year.
Additionally, currently enrolled international students will see a 3 percent increase to tuition, raising it from $28,365 per academic year to $29,229 per academic year. International students enrolling with OSU in Autumn Semester 2016 for the first time will pay an extra 2.9 percent from those who enrolled last year, now set to pay $30,169 per academic year instead of $29,305 per academic year.
Mandatory fees affected by the proposal are the instructional, general and student-activity fees.
Mandatory fees that won't be affected include the recreational, student union and COTA fees, according to the Financial Committee's meeting documents. Although they will not be frozen for in-state students, the board did not propose any increase or decrease to these fees at the April meeting.
The university decided not to recommend a 2 percent raise in residence hall room rates after University President Michael Drake asked university administrators to consider other ways to reduce or avoid the increase. Even without the increase, OSU room rates remain the highest among Ohio state schools and the second highest in the Big 10, behind only Northwestern.
The Trustees also approved the university to enter into or increase construction and professional-service contracts for several projects.
Service contracts for some of the $41.6 million in upgrades to Ohio Stadium were approved on Friday. The approval to enter into $5 million in contracts comes less than two weeks after Vice President and Director of Athletics Gene Smith announced a multiyear plan to renovate the iconic stadium's concrete coating on C-deck, to make alterations to premium seating areas and to upgrade B-deck and the stadium's power systems.
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Renovations are set to occur in phases, beginning in 2017 and ending in 2020, and are set to be funded by auxiliary funds, debt and private donations, according to a university release.
Approval was also granted to enter into $41.1 million in construction contracts for the renovation of Pomerene and Oxley halls. Expected to conclude in 2018, the $59 million project is for Translational Data Analytics, Data Analytics academic program, History of Art, Linguistics and classroom pool. The project will also allow the Office of Disability Services to move out of Pomerene Hall after renovations and into Baker Commons.
Professional-service contracts to the tune of $600,000 were approved to identify and review sites for Wexner Medical Center parking garages. This is part of a $50.6 million project, paid for by auxiliary funds, to construct parking facilities that will serve the medical center.
Trustees also approved $6 million in service and construction contracts for the Ross Heart Hospital's fourth-floor hybrid operating-room project. Construction contracts were approved for $5.3 million, as well as $700,000 in professional services. The project will include a 2,400-foot addition to the fourth floor of the hospital, as well as renovations to the second floor.


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Saturday 18 October 1980
It was Saturday, under the sign of Libra. The US president was Jimmy Carter (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Josh Gracin and Rebecca Watson.
In that special week of October people in US were listening to Another One Bites The Dust by Queen.
In UK Don't Stand So Close To Me by The Police was in the top 5 hits.
Somewhere in Time, directed by Jeannot Szwarc, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1980
while Firestarter by Stephen King was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Great Railway Journeys of the World.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Mission Asteroid or SOS.
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This past weekend was exhausting!! But in a good way.
Friday was awesome. I went with my sisters ans we all got matching tattoos. We got the roman numeral III (since there are 3 of us) on our wrists. I then got a bonus tattoo. I am now the proud owner if a kick ass rose tattoo on my left forearm. I got it in memory of my mother in law, Rose. Ans a way to honor all the different "Roses" in my life. Lots of family with this middle name. Funny thing about when I get tattoos. I have a picture in my mind. Then I describe it and they draw it. It never looks exactly how I pictured it, but awesome none the less. And then the final product is so far from what I was expecting! But I love it. I guess you just have to trust the artist. At least this is how it's been for my last couple.
Here are the final products.
I need to remember never to get a tattoo this large again. My arm hurt bad the next morning. Not to mention it felt like it took forever to finish. I can't handle pain very well sometimes.
Saturday was a travel day. We decided to stay at my father in law's house for the night. He lives closer to the triathlon site then we do. And every extra minute of sleep helps when you need to get up before the sun. Boo. A couple of our friends that were going to do the tri stayed with us. So that night was low-key and carb loading. Yum.
Doesn't it just figure that I couldn't sleep Saturday night. My shoulder was acting up and I felt sick. I tried sleeping on the couch so I wouldn't bother Jeremy. My guess is that I got 2-3 hours of sleep. Lame.
Sunday was the big day! Jeremy and 4 of our friends were participating in the Chisago Lakes Triathlon. They are
insane awesome!
We got up before 5am. I won't tell you how I feel about that. The festivities started at 7am. The tri consisted of a half mile swim, then 22 miles on the bike, finished off with a 5k. And just for giggles, the finish line was on top of a hill. Good stuff.
I am in awe of everyone that raced. It is exhausting just to think about doing the tri. I can't imagine actually doing one!
You can click on the picture to enlarge!
Some things of note from the pictures: I totally missed getting photos of Nick crossing the finish line. He was seriously faster than I was expecting. I'm a bad friend! Also, none of them look like they even broke a sweat in the bottom picture. I would probably look like death at the end.
Today (yes, Monday. In my weekend wrap up post. I'm a rebel.) was awesome. Jeremy took the day off work to recover. It was so nice to have him home on a random weekday! This afternoon we took Avery for a walk. We ended up at a playground. She had such a good time on the swing and slide.
After the park we walked over to the fountains. I think this is our favorite place to play. Avery has the best time splashing around. We just need to get smart and keep a swimsuit in her diaper bag. Good thing she doesn't mind playing in wet clothes!
And while they played, I relaxed. It. was. awesome.
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London boasts a huge number of historic landmarks that are not only beautiful but also functional. We've picked five of our favourites that are brilliantly equipped for conferences, whilst adding a dose of elegance, interest and history.
Salters' Hall is a Grade II listed, post-war livery hall. Having undergone a redesign over the last year, the impressive building is set to reopen in June 2016.
The Main Hall has been sympathetically restored and have retained a sense of grandeur, with wood-panelled walls accented by deep red velvet. The vast room boasts high vaulted ceilings providing great acoustics and making it an ideal space for conferences.
The venue also overlooks the new London Wall Place development which extends to one acre surrounding the building. It's a beautiful oasis within the hustle and bustle of the city, featuring water features, suspended walkways a medieval church and even a section of the actual Roman London Wall. Salters' Hall also has it's own secret, secluded garden; a charming space ideal for drinks.
Alexandra Palace is an award-winning venue and Grade II listed Victorian building containing nine multi-purpose function rooms that are flexible and well suited to conferences of varying sizes.
The Great Hall is a beautiful, vast, Victorian Hall complete with a stained-glass window; a stunning backdrop for large-scale conferences.
Nestled within 196 acres of beautiful parkland overlooking London's famous skyline, Ally Pally also boasts several terraces and grass areas that can be hired privately. There are also excellent transport links to Central London and 1,500 complimentary car parking spaces.
Incorporated in 1555 by an Act of Parliament, the Company of Watermen are tasked with managing the waterways of London. Watermen's Hall is an impressive venue and is the only Georgian Hall of its kind left in the City.
Freemen's Room is the largest space at Watermen's Hall. An elegant, bold and historic room suitable for mid-sized conferences. The room is equipped with wifi, AV and blackout facilities.
Located just a couple of minutes' walk from the Monument, the venue is an interesting one to discover with its original features and historical artefacts.
Located in the heart of the City at One London Wall, Plaisterers' Hall is ideal for corporate events, boasting modern facilities including AV, alongside the neoclassical décor throughout that adds a touch of elegance and charm.
The venue includes a variety of event spaces which are suited to corporate events both large and small. The spaces include the large Great Hall, ideal for conferences and smaller adjoining spaces such as the Mott Room, Livery Hall and Humber Room that can be used as breakout space or for smaller events.
BMA House is a stunning building designed in 1911 by the famous architect Sir Edwin Lutyens that has been home to the British Medical Association since 1925. It has been refurbished to preserve and restore the traditional designs that are integrated with modern facilities.
The Great Hall is an imposing room at 28ft high and 115ft long making it an impressive space for a conference. The room boasts retractable seating and state of the art AV equipment alongside an abundance of natural light.
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The Grand Hotel Dryades Resort Golf & Spa is located in La Chatre, a small town in France with all the services and charm visitors would expect. Each Saturday morning La Chatre is host to a market featuring eco and artisan products, renowned in the entire central region of the country. Renovated in 2007 and set in the heart of France, in over 80 hectares of grounds, this conference hotel is ideal for guests who wish to combine work and well-being. All the bedrooms open out onto a terrace which enjoys a beautiful view of the golf course. This family-friendly spa and golf resort comprises a total of 80 rooms including 4 suites, 1 apartment, 5 junior suites, 1 villa and 2 disability-friendly rooms. Facilities on offer to guests at this air-conditioned establishment include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, 2 bars, 3 restaurants and 6 rooms equipped for seminars and special events. The hotel offers its business clients free access to the swimming pool and the gym, as well as a free use of the wifi Internet access. Further facilities include room and laundry services, bicycle hire and a kids' club. The younger guests can also enjoy a children's playground and there is a TV lounge and a hairdressing salon at guests' disposal. This hotel features luxurious, spacious and comfortable double bedrooms and suites. All the bedrooms are equipped with flat screen TV sets with satellite TV channels, wifi Internet access, individually adjustable air conditioning, heating, a minibar, a safe, a telephone and a private bathroom with a bathtub, a hairdryer and a separate WC. All rooms also feature a balcony or a terrace offering a delightful view of the golf course. Guests can enjoy a spa which features a sauna, spa and massage treatments, a hot tub, a solarium, a small pool with salted water, an indoor swimming pool and an outdoor swimming pool (including 1 heated pool). Sports enthusiasts may enjoy a work-out in the gym and golf fans will love the 18-hole golf course. It is also possible to play a game of tennis on the tennis courts or go horse riding, as well as explore the surrounding area by mountain bike or play table tennis. Guests can sample the dishes prepared by the chef and his team, which have featured in the most prestigious gourmet guides. The guests have the opportunity of choosing between: gourmet cuisine featuring local flavours, diet cuisine (for those wishing to prolong the effects of the spa treatments) and a bistro/café-style menu.
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She longed for Graydon Payne to be her daddy, and Stacy Lucas to be her mommy. And there was only one way to bring them together—by running away….
Stacy would do anything to find the lost child—even face the man she never wanted to see again. She had managed to avoid Gray all these years. Now it was time to put their differences aside and join forces on a heart-wrenching mission.
Since Gray had last seen Stacy, he had discovered something more powerful than his wealthy family.
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Work the World arranges elective placements in a number of overseas locations across Africa, Asia and South America. These placements are available to all student Doctors, Dentists, Nurses, Midwives and Physical Therapists - as well as qualified professionals - training in any country. Our electives are available in Peru, Ghana, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Tanzania (please note that for Peru you are required to have intermediate Spanish).We offer trauma placements in all of our destinations.
We aim to take the hassle out of organizing electives. When you sign up with us we work hard to find you a placement which reflects your interests and any course requirements you may have. You will be allocated a supervisor who is a senior member of the department you are working in, and you will be given a workload appropriate to your experience and abilities. You will live in one of our Work the World houses, where your meals will be provided by one of our housekeepers, and our local staff will be on hand to support and guide you through every step of your journey.
Learning Opportunities
We work with a large teaching hospital in Dar Es Salaam.The department is divided into 4 wards: Male Ward, Female Ward and Paediatrics Ward, which all share the wards in the Muhimbili National Hospital. The Private Ward is located in the Muhimbili Orthopaedic Institute and admits patients who pay more towards their treatment.
Each ward is divided into two sections to deal with orthopaedic cases and conditions resulting from neural damage.
Common causes of orthopaedic conditions include: Road accidents, injuries sustained in the construction and logging industries as well as domestic accidents.
The following outpatient clinics are run: Orthopaedic & Trauma, Neural Surgery and Paediatrics. A large pool is used for these clinics for examinations and rehabilitation.
A casualty department with its own staff is also attached to the Orthopaedics department including a small theatre.
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2 weeks to 3 months
The Work the World houses consistently turn out to be the highlight of many of our student's trips. We really go out of the way to make them something special – this is the place where you will be spending a great deal of your time, after all! As well as comfortable bedrooms and large communal spaces they each have a housekeeper who will keep the whole place clean and tidy for you. This provides you with a great environment in which you can truly feel at home, and enjoy the company of your fellow housemates.
We employ caterers in all of our houses, who prepare breakfast and dinner for everyone throughout the working week. Their brief is to provide a variety of meals, from traditional local dishes to international favourites. Of course they are restricted by the ingredients which are locally available, but they will certainly make sure that what you are given is delicious and nutritious, and they can cater for most dietary requirements (just ask if you aren't sure!). They also keep the house stocked full of food in order that you can prepare yourself a packed lunch during the week, any meals that you are around for over the weekend, and snacks when you get peckish! Finally they keep a steady supply of drinking-water available at all times.
A four week elective in Dar Es Salaam would cost $3540
What's included:
A well-organised, structured clinical placement that meets your objectives
Pick up from the airport and a local orientation
All accommodation, food and drinking water
An extensive support network both at home & overseas- expect as much support as you require
Language lessons & support to minimise barriers
In addition to this you will benefit from:
Flexible start dates and placement lengths
A comprehensive online information system – "My Trip"
Our pre-departure and post-departure support, Students are well prepared before their arrival in country
Being part of an international community of students
Work the Worlds social & ethical responsibilities- in support of our hosting countries, donations are consistently made
Applicant Requirements
All we require is a good level of English and that you have completed at least one year of study in your healthcare area.
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Young Adult ministries at Broad Street is made up primarily of people in their 20s and 30s who are interested in faith, friendships, and meeting new people. We strive to provide a point of connection to the church for both single and married people. We also gladly welcome those who are new to the area or new to the church. Come join us for some of our activities and watch the Broadstreeter (newsletter) for other opportunities. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Holy Grounds is a Sunday morning group for parents with children (newborn to 5th grade). Coffee, treats, fellowship and conversation that will nurture parents as they raise their children in the faith. Group meets around once a month.
Resources for Young Adults:
Online Devotional: www.d365.org provides, music, scripture, a small reflection and a prayer. You can start your day with it, or take 5 minutes in the middle of the day.
YAV: Young Adult Volunteer program (YAV): Interested in engaging your faith while giving a year of service? Try the Young Adult Volunteer Program (YAV) through the Presbyterian Church (USA). This is putting your Faith in Action. At least four young adults from Broad Street have served through the YAV program both nationally and internationally and have served a year in Northern Ireland, Peru, Colombia, and Denver, Colorado. Young Adults 19-30 years old who are interested in learning more can check out this website.
What's Next What's Now: What's Next What's Now is a central hub connecting young adults to their passions and interests and helping others connect better to young adults. The Presbyterian Church (USA) wanted one place where young adults and young adult ministries could find service opportunities, identify welcoming worshiping communities in their area, learn more about advocacy issues, and explore "What's next" alongside people from across the country.
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Hello All! How's everyone? Well, today is Monday and it is the first day of school for Jordon. Which means daytime hours are once again available to focus on doing stuff I need to get done without distractions. And one of the things I nee...
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Update on Crystal
Thursday, August 20, 2009 1 comments
Well WOooo Hoooo Crystal got the job! I have really mixed emotions about it. She will move to Baton Rouge over Labor Day weekend and begin her new awesome job on Sept. 8th. I'm really excited and happy because this means we will be getting ba...
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Back from Louisiana
Thursday, July 30, 2009 1 comments
Ok I'm back. Crystal's interview seemed to go very well. I hope she gets this job. We should know something in a week or so. Louisiana was very nice. I love visiting there, just don't want to live there again....ever! LOL K.. mor...
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We talking Vegan here
Friday, July 24, 2009 0 comments
A friend of mine, Kim, has decided to go Vegan. Kim's lost weight doing this but she says that is just a nice bonus, that she is really doing it for health reasons. She read about the people in Okinawa, Japan who have crazy long lifespans and ...
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Here we go again...
Thursday, July 09, 2009 4 comments
106 degrees outside today. It has been in the triple digits here for a couple weeks now. Wouldn't you know it.. I finally get good shoes to go walking in and now it's so hot out that there is a public health advisory to stay indoors if at all ...
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Just stuff
Sunday, June 21, 2009 2 comments
Well ok so I haven't been blogging like I want to, but it's kind of hard to when I don't have internet at home except on my phone with it's itty bitty keyboard. LOL so I'm revising my commitment to sya that I will blog as often as I can and that...
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My Nala and an Evening walk
Monday, June 15, 2009 2 comments
Yesterday was an extremely hard day. My oldest and dearest 4-legged friend, my darling Nala Kitty, passed away. She was 13 years old. We knew it was coming but no amount of preperation can really stop the pain when you love someone as much as...
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Doin a bit better
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 1 comments
Well as you can probably tell from my last post I've been in a bit of a blue funk as of late. But I am feeling a little better. Not all gung ho and motivated but I do feel a little more motivated and have been trying to make myself do stuff. ...
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Motivation and such
Wednesday, June 03, 2009 3 comments
How does one get motivated when they want to get motivated but can't seem to find it within? I have a treadmill. I now have a hike and bike trail literally a step outside my back gate. I have a new pair of New Balance 505 cross trainers ...
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Sunday, May 10, 2009 3 comments
My step-mom just gave me her old treadmill!!!! Woooo Hooo!!!!! Will tell you more later! ------------------ So we got the treadmill today. It's an old Pro-Life (I think that's the brand name) and beat-up and a bit loud but it works. ...
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First Thursday
Thursday, May 07, 2009 4 comments
The first Thursday of each month, on South Congress, in Austin is a festival/bizzare of sorts. You park you car, usually a few blocks away, and walk...and walk...and walk...and..well you get the picture. There are food places (I had my first fro...
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Lots To Lose 100+ Weight Loss Meet-Up
Wednesday, May 06, 2009 1 comments
I attended my first weight loss meet up Sunday. I loved it! I met other women who are dealing with the same issues as I am. It was a small group but hoping it will grow with time. Most were my age and all were in the same weight range. We w...
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4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Sun to Partial Shade
Soil pH requirements:
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
Patent Information:
Propagation Methods:
By dividing the rootball
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
Bloom Time:
Midseason (M)
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Large (more than 4.5" diameter)
Blooming Habit:
Nocturnal (noc.)
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Bloom Color:
Bright Yellow
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Slightly Fragrant
Foliage Habit:
Dormant (dor.)
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Honorable Mention
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This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
Chilton, Wisconsin
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On Jul 9, 2015, DaylilySLP from Dearborn Heights, MI (Zone 6a) wrote:
Yellow self. (Tetrinas Daughter � Tet. Purity)
On Jul 18, 2012, flowers4birds from Chilton, WI (Zone 5b) wrote:
This is my favorite daylily out of many sizes and colors that I have had for years. It is so tall (over my head) that I can see it from anyplace in my yard and the bright yellow shows from a long distance and yellow is my favorite daylily color. I bought it on sight at a daylily nursery because it was the tallest one they had. It flowers heavily at later midseason and is open most of the day at my location Zone 5b with partial shade at noon. It is blooming with 100+ heat in a severe drought, and has survived 20 below zero winters, and excessive rain in cold summers. It is dependable!. Because I love tall daylilies, I'm trying to cross it with other tall day-lillies to see what results.
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(Hanson '00) 72" M 4�" DOR TET yellow trumpet with 5-6 branches and high bud count (TETRINA'S DAUGHTER X Tetra PURITY). I call this one a weekday flower: it's NOC and opens at 4 pm, but it isn't EXT so the bloom is spent by noon. If you have a 9-5 job, you'll always see it during its good looking stage (except on weekends). I suspect it is better used as a hybridizing plant than a garden plant.


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November 28, 2015
First long run of 10K training
The weekend after that is when my injury flared up again, so I stopped running for six weeks. And meanwhile, I focused on riding my bike and on losing the weight via calorie counting. I started running again on September 28, and I couldn't believe what a huge difference the weight loss made in how I felt! My pace was 9:46 for my first run in six weeks, which really surprised me.
I was so worried about getting injured again that I decided to stick with short distances (2-3 miles at a time). I've been doing that for two months now, and I feel ready to start building my mileage up. I am training to PR a 10K, so my maximum distance for a long run will be just eight miles, which is nice. Today, though, I was scheduled for four.
I feel kind of silly calling four miles a "long run", but technically, that's what it is on my schedule. My target pace for long runs is 9:18-10:35 per mile. It was pretty cold this morning, so I dressed in my Cold Gear tights and a warm long sleeved top. I used to really dread my long runs (probably because they were so, well, LONG), but today, I was looking forward to it. Four miles isn't far, and at an easier pace, it would be pretty enjoyable. I even decided to take my earbuds with me, so I could listen to music with my phone. (I've been doing that for the last few runs for some reason; I hadn't listened to music while running since early 2013, but I thought maybe it would motivate me as I try to build speed).
As soon as I started running, I could tell it was going to be a great run. I felt light and springy, the air was crisp and cold, and my playlist started off with a favorite Eminem song (Berzerk). I had my sleeves pulled down over my hands, so it wasn't convenient to look at my Garmin; and then I decided that I was going to do the entire run without looking at my pace. I felt really good, and I didn't care if my pace was in the right zone or not, so I just didn't look. I did make sure not to push myself hard, though--I wanted it to be an easy pace and enjoyable, without gasping for breath.
I did a simple out-and-back route, and it went by really quickly! When I was racing the Turkey Trot on Thursday, I was dying and kept hoping it would be over at each turn. But today, listening to music and running in the cold, I wouldn't have minded adding a couple more miles!
When I hit mile four, I stopped my Garmin, and didn't feel super tired or anything. In fact, I felt pretty energetic. Imagine my surprise, then, when I saw that my average pace was 9:06!
After the 5K on Thursday, I was worried about what I was getting myself into with this 10K goal, because it seems like I have SO FAR to go. But I remember when I got relatively fast in late 2012-early 2013, it happened really quickly. Once I started going speed work, my body adapted well and I progressed from a 10:45-ish long run pace to an 8:45 long run pace over the course of about three months. And that was for 12 mile long runs--so, hopefully, considering my long runs are going to be much shorter this time around, I can actually pull this off ;)
Today marked the last day of my first week of 10K training. My first week went really well! I did an easy run; speed work (hitting my target pace); a tempo run (which ended up turning into a 5K race); and a long run. This week coming up looks pretty much the same, except for the race. I'm looking forward to it!
Don't forget to send in your submissions for Motivational Monday! I probably won't be posting tomorrow, so I'm just writing a reminder now. Hope everyone is having a great weekend!
2 comments:
- AnonymousNovember 28, 2015 at 10:48 PM
Congratulations, Katie. As a long time lurker I just wanted to say thanks for everything you do on the blog. You have inspired me both in weight loss and in running. This time next week I'll have (hopefully) completed my first half marathon - there's not actually a race on in my town for months but I really wanted to try it so I've just been building up to doing it as my 'long run' and this Saturday is the big day. I would never, ever have thought I could do such a thing if I hadn't been reading you for years. Thanks heaps and keep it up. KReplyDelete
I love that moment when you know you're headed out for a solid run! It's rare, but when I have it, I relish in that run. Killer pace too! I wish you many more similar runs as you continue on this new training plan. :)ReplyDelete
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