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Super Scenery - Super Trip: Celebrity Millennium Cruise Review by bunnyette
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Super Scenery - Super Trip
Destination: Alaska
Embarkation: Vancouver
We departed from Vancouver, check in was very fast and easy and our rooms were ready at 1pm...bonus in my eyes. What was great about this port is that you could drop off your luggage but go and explore around Canada Place and Coal Harbour before checking in...which is what we did.
We were upgraded to Concierge Class - ok - I don't know that the cabin was bigger but nice bathrobes, clean sheets and little snacks along with champagne and a complimentary bottle of wine was fine by me.
It was gorgeous and sunny the day we left, I went for a swim in the pool - talk about cold...but I digress, we were greeted on board with a glass of champagne and headed to the Oceanview Cafe for lunch. Nothing big for us - turkey sandwich for me, pizza for DH.
Our room was More nice and our room steward - Sam greeted us straight away. DH set up his laptop so he could play his computer game (argh sigh), I went off to explore the ship and in particular the gym. I have lost a lot of weight and wanted to maintain my fitness schedule. Very impressed with the gym and I immediately signed up for 4 sessions of the boot camp - I did plan to run outside on the track but to be honest glad I didn't given some of the weather that happened. I didn't do any spa treatments - although maybe a massage would have been good after those boot camp sessions.
To me the service was excellent, we had late dining and our waiter Ben and his assistant Robert were excellent. The Maitre'D - Razar came by every night not just the first and last like some other cruise lines to see how we were doing. Our travel agent booked us at a table for 2 - at first I thought I would miss the camaraderie of a large table but in the end it was nice to dine just with DH - we lead busy lives and don't often have a chance to have a good chat. May our sommelier was excellent, the bar server was a little late but Ben or May always ensured he came by if we needed him. We also ate at QSine one evening - wonderful experience but the portion sizes were huge! We felt like stuff hogs after that dinner.
53 people signed up the cruise connections party but only 23 showed up. The time was early - 10:15 which conflicted with my boot camp - so I was late. Not sure if the early time or the fact that if you didn't look carefully, the location - Michaels looked dark and empty. Too bad as many of the key officers including the captain came. Oh well, I enjoyed it and meeting my fellow cruise critic posters.I really do encourage cruise critic posters to attend these gatherings if you sign up...it is a great opportunity to have a semi-private session with some of the key players on the ship.
I attended a few wine events which I enjoyed, we both attended two of the shows which were entertaining, nothing fancy but good enough. We enjoyed relaxing in the lounges and listening to the musical acts playing there.
Ports were interesting - again Alaska is fantastic. We did our own thing and saved money and had some wonderful experiences as a results. The weather was rainy but we didn't let that stop us.
Juneau: We used Harv & Marv for a whale watching expedition. Excellent, saw whale tails, sea lion colony. Captain Russell was great. Ironically, while relaxing in Celebrity's sauna a few days later, I saw a whale breaching 3 times! No camera of course
Skagway: Using Chilkoot Tours, we booked a full day train ride and tour up to the Yukon. It was worth every penny. Our guide James was very entertaining. I don't think the ship's excursions went as far as the Yukon. It was nice to have someone else take care of the details. Emerald Lake was amazing.
Ketchikan: We had booked a flightseeing tour to Traitors Cove with Island Wings, but with the fog it was cancelled. So making lemonade out of lemons, we booked this trolley ride for the grand sum of $25 each. Marco took a bunch of soggy cruisers to a local beach where we saw sea lions, to a salmon run and we saw a black bear getting his dinner. Not bad. Entertaining too. Sometimes you just have to go with the flow.
All in all a great cruise and we will definitely use Celebrity again. Less
Published 09/17/12
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First there was the island of Catan, now comes the countryside of Carcassonne. The game, which allows 1-4 players offline and 1-5 players across Xbox Live, has players placing 72 tiles to arrange roads, control pastures, surround monasteries and build castles. It also includes 12 tiles of the rivers expansion pack. Best of all, is that unlike the 30-40 minutes it takes to play Catan, reports have a Carcassone game lasting between 10 and 20 minutes. The game will cost 800 MS points ($10).
So, will Carcassonne have the same community as Catan? We can hope. What we do know is that Sierra is supporting Carcassonne with future expansion packs like Inns & Cathedral and The Tower. It'll also be nice to play the game with people offline. Now we're looking forward to expansion packs to Catan and the arrival of Alhambra, which we haven't heard anything about since it was originally announced last year. Catan and Carcassonne are Euro gaming goodness and we don't even care about the irony of having a $400 system to play board games. When you grow up and your friends are scattered to the four corners of the planet, this is a way to bring everyone back together. Plus, being offline playable against friends (unlike Catan), means easy no fuss clean-up after a game in your living room/bedroom/game lair/castle.
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Berkeley midcentury merges rustic with the sublime
Updated 5:17 pm, Friday, September 5, 2014
Twice a week, The Chronicle features a local home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character. More photos: www.sfgate.com/columns/walkthrough.
Address: 3065 Buena Vista Way, Berkeley
Asking price: $1.8 million
Description: Perched on a hill overlooking north Berkeley is this midcentury home designed by architect/owner David Burton and maintained by his son. Old-growth quarter-sawn redwoods panel the interior and exterior walls, and the post-and-beam construction includes five sets of floor-to-ceiling French doors to complement an open floor plan.
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The home looks out at the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco Bay, and 16 copper-lined skylights welcome natural light into the residence. An elevator provides level access to the two-plus-bedroom, two-bathroom home that sits on a quarter of an acre. New decks and a Shaker stove were installed in 2012.
Don't miss: The attention-to-detail and the possibilities. Underground utilities and compliance with Berkeley's energy efficient standards make the home move-in ready, while a waterproof basement provides space for expansion or a wine cellar.
Built: 1960
Square feet: 1,700
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The hotel was new, breakfast was excellent. A big department store and supermarket is nearby. Subway is also close. It's quite far from the centre, you have to spend 30 min in subway and switch trains to get to the city.
As many people said hotel is quite far from the city center however it took us 15 min and 20 euro to get to main squere sol. Hotel is in quite area and perfect to relax away from the noisy center. It's modern but very friendly. Great stay for the great money! We had some slight diffculties with the safe, but as long as you don't need it, there is nothing to complain.
I liked room a lot. Room is quite big, double bed, everything in the room was perfect. Personal was welcoming and know english. Non refundable price for the room is cheap enough to stay there for a while, but I only needed one night sleep.
Super comfort of rooms, quietness, modern design. We seemed to be the only guests in the hotel for the last... several months. Spa facilities and restaurant have limited working hours. Breakfast starts at 8. This is an airport hotel designated mostly for travellers or businessmen staying for a single night before or after a flight. Some guests would arrive late when all is closed. Others would leave early when all is not yet open. So any chance of having breakfast, taking sauna or having a drink at the bar reaches a zero. Check working hours on arrival. They have nothing to do with the ones stated in brochures and timetables in the lift. The personnel are mechanical mannequins, whose programe misses the word Sorry and other expressions of sympathy and customer care.
Excelent service for value. Great bedroom, nice breakfast, inside pool, gym and wi-fi at the lobby. It's quite hard to find, especially if you're rellying on an old GPS, cause the area is new and the steet where it's located it's by the highway that surrounds Madrid.
The hotel are situated on the main road and can be simply reached from the airport by car or taxi (about 10 minutes). The breakfast was good. Hotel has it's own car park on the ground floor and it is very convenient. The hotel didn't offer a free of charge internet access in the rooms. But I can found an free wi-fi from outside of the hotel.
Modern design, good gym + pool, relatively close to airport and fair
very new facilities, nice receptions, close to airport and metro No.10 a little far from the city center
The staff was eager to solve our problem with the early breakfast, since we had to leave for airport. Wifi whould be for free.
The room was very clean and the spa was great, we were able to relax.
The staff was excellent! The restaurant, Piramide, was great.
Easy free parking space, great breakfast, for the price great vallue
breakfast rooms too small. staff enters the room in midafternoon without knocking. cafeteria service is awfull. serving pre cooked food.
The emloyees were both very professional and friendly. The property is not very modern but offered good price for value No
The staff was very helpfull in assisting me to locate another nearby hotel with avilable rooms when they were fully booked.
Fair price/quality Not easy to get there. No instructions
Breakfast was good. A little bit far from metro stations.
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Great hotel, great staff, great building. The pyramid room with a design area just cherries it up. Didnt try the breakfast but all else was so great that it would certainly keep up to it. gym on the go and a sauna were very nice, though a swimming pool would just make it 5 star perfect. recommend, yes. no swimming pool
they offered me an old iron, and its super strong, when i use the small fire, it burnt my shrt, but the hotel said we can try to wash, but need one day, and i have not one day for them to wash it, and now i sent to the washing shop they said they cant fix it because its burnt! i dont know how to do with this shirt for my suit


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Originally released for last year's bicycle fim festival in San Francisco. We have decided to release this with a little bit of new content at the end moving forward into our future production.
Music: No Joy "No Joy"
The Coachwhips "The Ride"
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Doin' It With Dr. V: I Kissed A Girl And I Liked It!
Hi, I'm Dr. V. I'm not a real doctor, I just play one on the Internet. What I am is a lady, a lady who is a fool for love! And I love nothing more than sex. My deepest desires have happily lead me on many adventures in the sack, but they have also, sadly, made me one of my gyno's most valuable players. But I've lived to tell the tale(s)! So, from time to time, I will dish the dirt on everything from getting freaky to getting freaked out. Now, let's get this party started…
This week's "Doin' It With Dr. V" was inspired by a bunch of letters I received from straight gals who have been fantasizing about sexy times with other women. Some wonder how normal it is, some wonder if it's just a phase, some wonder if they're just bored. But no matter what the reason is, there's only one thing to do. You should indulge yourself — I certainly have! So here's my advice on lovin' a lady based on my experience. As for the rest of you, keep those letters coming. You know I just love to read your smut too! To send me a question or suggest a topic for a future "Doin' It With Dr. V," email me!
Back in the day, at sleep away camp, my best friend and I were inseparable. Like true teenage besties, we told each other everything and one day, she confided in me that she thought she was gay. I was learning how to play thr Indigo Girls' "Closer To Fine" on my guitar during electives, so it didn't phase me. After that, we talked openly about the hot girls she was crushing on and I used to tease her about liking all the typically beautiful babes. Eventually she realized I was joking because I was jealous. Heck, I didn't realize I was jealous until she kissed me late one night while we were cabin hopping. It was surprising, it was amazing, and it was so confusing! She was a total romantic who made me feel special. Soon, we were sneaking off to make out every chance we got.
Sexuality is a spectrum with lots of space for everyone. Why shouldn't a cowgirl explore the open range? There's no reason not to follow your heart's wanderlust, especially if it could lead you on fun adventures!
The female form is sexy. In fact, not even women can resist it! While men aren't necessarily turned on by sexy shots of other men, studies have proven most heterosexual women are seduced by images of both men and women. Even the straightest girl can see the beauty in another lady. Like any sexual relationship, you'll feel the chemistry. When you're out and about, somehow you naturally get drawn to people you're attracted to. While you might be used to guys coming on strong, there are other signs someone likes you. Flirting, touching your arm, complimenting your body, laughing at your jokes, checking out your cleavage, etc…look for these signs of lust. Above all, stop thinking about what you usually go for and start grabbing what you actually want.
Gayelles are everywhere! It sounds hokey, but it's true. Although trying to jump every girl in Straight Town may not go so well. To meet your match, go to a lesbian bar, a concert or gallery show of an artist with a lesbian following, join a feminist group or ladies' sports team, or even try your hand at talking to women online. Just like real estate, you can up your chances of success with location, location, location.
I panicked about having to "come out." I was just a kid and I was afraid my experiences with another girl were defining me solely as gay, when I still was also attracted to guys. I thought going further with a girl than I ever had with a guy up to that point was going to send me down the yellow brick road for good. I just didn't know how to define myself, when the truth was, I didn't have to. And I still don't! Although I do like "heteroflexible." It's got a nice ring to it!
You can't hurry love, no you just have to wait. But as Natalie Portman says, "Why would you close yourself off from 50 percent of people?"
You're sure to raise some eyebrows! But I find the most embarrassing moments come from girl-on-girl action that is solely meant to get attention, particularly from men. It perverts the honesty of sexual desire and reduces you to a piece of meat. It's totally cringe-worthy behavior that can induce shame. After all, you don't want to Google "hot girl-on-girl" and see a trashy picture of yourself drunkenly making out with some chick at a bar.
Now, if your feelings are genuine, depending on how supportive you think your friends or family would be, you may want to use discretion. It's hard enough to do something for the first time without scrutiny. As you know, hitting on anyone in a public situation makes your love life public and you might be asked a lot of questions you don't want to answer or don't have answers for. You may want some privacy!
However, though I kept my first fling a secret until it was long over, I was shocked at how many of my lady friends have had similar stories! My buddies have been so supportive, to this day, I wonder what would have happened if I didn't freak out on my first girlfriend about being labeled a lesbian. Sigh, perhaps she's the one that got away…. Now, as an adult, I try not to make that mistake again. I do who and what I want!
1. Handywoman: Know how to get yourself to the finish line without revving up a sex toy. If you can't masturbate with your hands, how are you going to get off another girl?
2. Chill Out: You can't enjoy yourself if you're nervous or wondering what everyone else is thinking. Clear your mind and your ass will follow!
3. Virgin Territory: Unlike men who find virgins absolutely irresistible to the point that they'll put up with any squeamishness, you'll find the total opposite attitude is true in the gayelle community. Women don't like to feel like they're just being messed with or used for one night. So be enthusiastic, engaging, and above all, your sexy self!
4. Fantasy Island: Imagine yourself finally getting together with another hot chick. What would you like to do? To get some ideas, you can watch some real lesbian porns — not the kind that's targeted at straight men, but actual porn made by women, for women. The fantasy situations you dream up will give you the fuel to keep your fire burning all night!
5. Man Up: Some women like to incorporate their boyfriends in their first lesbian experience because they're nervous, but men are not a sexuality safety net. It's still going to be you and another woman in bed having naked time together. If you're down, go for it! But don't think it's going to be any "less gay" if a man is there.
6. Even The Score: It's not fair to let someone do for you, if you're not willing to do the same for them. Be considerate. Don't be selfish!
There is no right or wrong way to experiment. You're never too old or too stuck in your life to fulfill a fantasy. Listen to your heart; go with your gut. If you feel yourself being attracted to someone, don't over think it. Suppose you do start making out and then you don't want to go all the way. Hey, that's okay! Just like any sexual encounter, what you do and don't do is up to you. Going for another girl may take you out of your comfort zone, but so long as you're willing to try something new and keep an open mind, you should do what comes naturally! Luckily for women, it is socially more acceptable to put the moves on another lady. When you feel sexy and your partner feels sexy, you're doing everything right.
1. Over the past decade, the number of women who said they hooked up with another woman almost tripled to reach 11.5%!
2. Freud felt everyone could become bisexual in their lifetime.
3. Teen star Hayden Panettiere openly admits to experimenting with women, even though she's been linked to "Laguna Beach"'s Stephen Colletti and Milo Ventimiglia. But she's not the only bisexual Hollywood superstar — Drew Barrymore, Paris Hilton, Margaret Cho, Madonna, Megan Fox, and Angelina Jolie have all admitted to lovin' at least one lady.
4. A lot of schoolgirls have flings with other girls. There's actually a term for it — L.U.G. (Lesbian Until Graduation).
5. The bisexual pride flag is made of pink (homosexual) and blue (heterosexual) bands that overlap to form purple (bisexual). Hey, that's Amelia and Catherine's favorite color…


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As a training professional, you may encounter situations in your career where you find that you have lots of responsibility, but little to no authority or power.
I found myself in that situation when I was a project manager on various instructional design projects. In most cases, my fellow team members were not my direct reports. I was not the boss of my instructional designer, subject-matter expert, or IT colleagues.
Even as a Langevin course leader, there are times when my power is limited. My workshop participants don't report directly to me; I'm not their actual supervisor or manager. This situation is especially evident when I'm hired as visiting instructor who's been outsourced to facilitate a course at a client site.
So, this brings me to the question: How do you get others to do what you need and want, when in actuality you have no real authority or power? The answer might lie in the concept of influence.
I recently read a book titled The Agile Manager's Guide to Influencing People. John R. Hook, the book's author, gives some sound advice on using influence as a tactic to move others toward your point of view, thus accomplishing your goals. Mr. Hook, a former instructor at the US Military Academy and Johns Hopkins University, maps out a very methodical process of applying influence to get what you want in various business situations.
Although I won't attempt to summarize the entire book, I will focus on the author's insight as it relates to understanding and using influence styles. Hook focuses on three influence styles: logic, common vision, and mutual participation. Understanding these styles may help you find specific, persuasive arguments that work best on the person or people you're trying to influence. I will address each of these influence styles separately in a three-part blog post. This first installment will focus on logic.
This influence style relies heavily on offering factual data and concrete evidence. The logic style requires the influencer to do his/her homework by researching and presenting information in a concise and logical manner. Facts and statistics must be included in each argument, and counter-arguments may have to be used as rebuttal.
I find this style works best when interacting with individuals who have an analytical personality type. Although a bit stereotypical, analytical people are often described as precise, systematic, and structured. From my experience, a person who possesses these characteristics will usually connect best with the logical style and approach.
I didn't realize it at the time, but I once used the logic style when interacting with a subject-matter expert from the accounting department at a former job. I was required to partner with a gentleman to gather financial information for a course I was designing. As the project progressed, his schedule became very hectic, resulting in his cancelling or rescheduling meetings and conference calls. When we did eventually connect, he was often hesitant about divulging much needed information regarding his department and their processes. At the rate things were going, I knew it would be difficult to get necessary information from him unless I adjusted my interactions with him.
I assessed the situation and analyzed his personality type. I realized that he was a busy individual who was extremely numbers-driven and results-oriented. I determined that a logical approach was the best way to influence him to provide me with quality information. I achieved greater success when I gave him solid, chronological deadlines with ample advanced notice. He seemed to respond better to concise communication which focused heavily on the "dollars and cents" of the project. Lastly, I made a conscience effort to show him how his contributions were significant in moving the project toward completion.
Using logic proved to be successful for me in this particular influence attempt. How have you used logic to successfully influence someone without having any authority or power over that person? I'd love to hear your success stories!
Keep an eye out for part 2 of this blog series in which I'll discuss the second influence style: common vision.
Greetings from Chicago! My name is Jeff Welch and I've been a Course Leader with Langevin Learning Services since December, 2000. However I've been involved with Langevin since the mid 90's. I attended Langevin courses as a participant before becoming an instructor.


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BROOKFIELD, WISCONSIN – Donald Trump, turning his focus to Wisconsin even as another controversy cast a shadow over his campaign, said Tuesday he will no longer honor his pledge to support the eventual Republican presidential nominee.
And his two Republican rivals, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich, also refused to say they would support Trump or whoever is the eventual nominee.
Wisconsin's primary next Tuesday is shaping up as pivotal in the Republican race. Should Cruz win, it will narrow Trump's already tight path to the nomination and raise the prospect of a contested convention in July in Cleveland where delegates might turn to other candidates should the real estate mogul fail to win on the first ballot.
All three Republicans appeared separately at a CNN town hall meeting in Milwaukee a week before Wisconsin's primary. Both Democratic candidates, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, also campaigned in the Midwestern state.
Trump said he was rescinding his promise to back the Republican nominee because "I have been treated very unfairly." He listed the Republican National Committee, the Republican Party and the party establishment among those he believes have wronged him.
Kasich and Cruz also refused to say whether they will stand by the pledge.
"If the nominee is somebody I think is really hurting the country, and dividing the country, I can't stand behind them," Kasich said. Cruz refused to commit to backing Trump, saying if the billionaire businessman were the nominee it would hand the election to Clinton.
Trump also said he thinks the top roles of the U.S. government include security, health care and education, even though he has called for eliminating the Department of Education.
Trump arrived in Wisconsin while fending off another controversy.
His campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, was charged with misdemeanor battery in Florida on Tuesday over an altercation with a female reporter earlier this month, prompting Cruz to accuse the front-runner of fostering a culture of "abusive behavior."
Trump heads into Wisconsin with 739 delegates to Cruz's 465. Kasich lags behind with 143. Wisconsin has 42 Republican delegates, with 18 going to the statewide winner and 24 divided among the winners in each of the state's eight congressional districts
Trump told supporters at a rally that "if we win Wisconsin, it's pretty much over," noting his significant delegate lead over both Cruz and Kasich. Trump held the rally in Janesville, Wisconsin, hometown of House Speaker Paul Ryan — who last week called for more civility in politics even as the Republican presidential race grew more personal and nasty.
Cruz, speaking at the town hall, said his focus is on winning the Republican nomination — either by getting the 1,237 delegates necessary by the end of the primary season or capturing it at the Republican National Convention in July.
"We are competing to win," Cruz said. "We're not competing to stop Donald Trump. … Donald is not going to be the GOP nominee. We're going to beat him."
While Trump dealt with questions about the Lewandowski charges, Cruz picked up support from some of the state's most influential voices. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a former Republican presidential contender, endorsed Cruz on Tuesday, saying he believes the Texas senator is best positioned to win the party's nomination and defeat Clinton.
In an interview on Milwaukee's WTMJ radio, Walker noted Cruz's fights in Congress with both Republicans and Democrats. "This is a guy who has been consistent in his positions and, when push comes to shove, will stand up for the people he represents over the interests in Washington," Walker said.
Also campaigning in Milwaukee was Clinton, who vowed to curb gun violence. Clinton's campaign forum grew emotional as family members spoke of losing children. The Democratic presidential candidate said she will "keep talking about this throughout this campaign" and will "keep talking about it and acting on it" if she wins the White House.
Clinton also lashed out at Trump over the controversy surrounding his campaign manager, saying that "ultimately the responsibility is Mr. Trump's."
Sanders zeroed in on voter identification laws at a town hall in Appleton. Wisconsin's voter ID law, which went into effect this year, is one of the most restrictive in the country. Supporters say it helps guard against election fraud, but opponents contend it suppresses the votes of young people and minorities who are more likely to lack the required government-issued ID documents.
After sweeping three Western state primaries over the weekend, Sanders is hoping to trim Clinton's commanding lead in the delegate count and claim momentum with a victory in Wisconsin, but still remains a decided underdog in the battle for the Democratic nomination.
Based on primaries and caucuses to date, Clinton has 1,243 delegates to Sanders' 975. Including superdelegates, party leaders who are free to support any candidate, Clinton has 1,712 delegates to Sanders' 1,004, leaving her shy of the 2,383 it takes to win the nomination.


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Child's Owl Scarves by Mary Beth Temple
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Child's Owl Scarves
Cute little owl pockets hold pencils, crayons, notes or chilly little hands in this kid-sized scarf. Would look great for back-to-school in primary colors.


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American Holidays in Washington, DC and the Capital Region USA
Plan your holiday to America's Capital Region of Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia. Get trip ideas and planning information, and connect with USA tour operators.
Washington, DC's iconic monuments and inspiring museums are just the beginning on a trip to Capital Region USA. Go beyond America's capital city and discover breathtaking beaches and mountains, world-class restaurants and shops, culture-rich cities and historic sites across Maryland and Virginia.
Below, find trip ideas and itineraries, and explore by area or experience. The Capital Region offers it all, from history and scenic drives to outdoor activities and family-friendly attractions.


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Yaakov Greenvurcel's Reverse Menorah
This "reverse" menorah can be used and displayed either way. Yaakov Greenvurcel, an award-winning graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art, Jerusalem, creates ritual objects in his studio in Jerusalem. Greenvurcel is probably one of the most prominent artists in his field. Greenvurcel's ritual objects breathe new life into ancient forms and at the same time each of them is designed in accordance with the Halachah (Jewish Law). Every creation is crafted to the highest finishing quality with unequaled attention to detail. Aluminum; H - 6.6"


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UPDATE: Missing Fortuna woman located
The Fortuna Police Department told News Channel 3, 54 year old Terry Turley was found Thursday morning in Crescent City. Police said she is safe and in good health. Family is on their way to Crescent City to pick her up. The dog has since been reunited with family.
From the Fortuna Police Department:
On February 19, 2014 at about 08:30 am the Fortuna Police Department received a telephone call from a motel located on Riverwalk Drive in Fortuna. Staff was concerned as a guest; Terry Turley (54) had left her dog in one of the rooms and was two days late in checking out of the hotel.
Officers responded and determined that the female had not accessed the room in two days to care for the dog and found the circumstances inconsistent with her normal behavior. Officers contacted out of the area family and determined that they had not spoken with the female and also believed this behavior to be odd as she is very close with her dog.
Turley is believed to be driving a Green 2005 Chevy. Equinox, California License Plate 5PLD164.
The department is currently seeking the public's assistance in locating the missing female. Anyone with information is asked to contact the department.


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Using Canning Jars as Decor
Cool Idea: Canned Goods as Kitchen Décor
The other day I stopped into the tiny, trendy, and thoroughly delicious Mile End Deli for a quick bite. While my chicken salad sandwich and Stumptown iced coffee didn't disappoint, the visual highlight for me was the deli's exterior display. I love how Mile End used rows of oversize canning jars, stocked with goods used on a daily basis at the deli, as a decorating element. The jars, and their vibrant contents, provide a colorful, vibrant display that advertises the deli's fantastic food.
Decorating with canned goods is a practical way to add an element of color and homey goodness to a kitchen or dining room. (And even better: you can eat your décor, talk about multitasking.) I'm also a fan of using canning jars for pantry storage. Kelly Coyne and Erik Knutzen of the blog Root Simple, who also wrote the fantastic book The Urban Homestead, recently gave readers a peek into their own pantry. Keep reading to take a look.
Glass jar storage is so much more appealing than cardboard boxes or plastic bags. Plus, the clear glass lets you easily peek at your pantry stock, letting you quickly assess what you have on hand and what might need to be replaced. Tell me, do you store, or display, canning jars as part of your kitchen or dining room décor?


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Auto Sales - DARCARS Volvo
- Employer
- DARCARS Automotive Group
- Location
- Rockville, Montgomery, Maryland
- Posted
- Aug 13, 2014
- Closes
- Nov 12, 2014
- Ref
- 14 Volvo Sales
- Function
- Sales
- Industry
- Automotive, Hospitality and Tourism, Other, Restaurant, Retail
- Career Level
- Entry Level
- Hours
- Full Time
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By Reality TV World staff, 05/19/2009
Tamara "Taj" Johnson-George
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However after spending 37 days in the Brazilian Highlands, longtime allies
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On Monday, Taj talked to Reality TV World about why she was so surprised by the move, why she had called the move "so unnecessary," how she believes the news that retired NFL star Eddie George is her husband really came out, and why she still voted for JT even after being critical of him during her jury questioning.
Reality TV World: You were obviously very surprised that JT and Stephen decided to take Erinn to the final 3 instead of you..
Oh yeah... (laughs)
Reality TV World: Why was it that you were so surprised -- did you just not see the scenario where they thought that would be a better move or were you just really confident that, despite that, they'd remain loyal?
I think I became extremely confident that we would take it to the Final 3. Well, let me not say I was surprised, I was crushed, that's what I was.
Earlier that day, after the challenge, you could just tell something was going on. They were whispering more. I had talked to Erinn earlier that day and she was pretty much normal but then by the end of the day her story had completely changed. JT and Stephen were whispering and walking off a lot more.
You could definitely tell there was a change in the air, so I had a feeling something was definitely going to happen. I took everything with me just in case, just because you never know in that game.
But I thought maybe it was just my paranoia, because of course there's so much of that out there. You're always wondering if your next and I just didn't want to really feed into it too much so I convinced myself that "These are my guys, we've been together forever, they will come through and we'll laugh about this tonight when we're back at camp."
But of course I never got a chance to laugh [about it].
Reality TV World: Did you buy their claim that it had to do with the fact that they thought you were a biggest final Immunity Challenge threat or did you think it was some other reason, and if so what?
Um.... well, I guess I had to accept that because that's what they said. I'll believe it. My problem was I just didn't think it was necessary. I had already promised Stephen that I would take him to the Final 2 if I won final immunity, of course so did JT and so did Erinn. We all promised Stephen that.
So at that point there was no reason to second guess that. I wouldn't have taken Erinn because I didn't have any loyalty to her. I mean I appreciated her help in helping us to get rid of the rest of her tribe, but my loyalty, first and foremost, was to those guys.
So for them to think that I was a threat at that point -- someone who hadn't won any Immunity Challenges, who hadn't been stellar in the individual challenges -- it just didn't make any sense to me at all. I felt betrayed at that point because there was just no reason for it.
Reality TV World: Do you think your financial situation played any role in that, because...
I honestly do not believe that it was finances. I don't think it was that.
I think what ultimately hurt me in the end was my popularity. If anything, they definitely would be more concerned about losing to me in the Final 2 than me getting the money. If that's the case, why was Stephen there -- his dad's an internal infectious medicine doctor and he works for MTV, he's traveled -- he has money. If that was the case they would have definitely known about Stephen.
Reality TV World: Did they know about Stephen?
Oh yeah..
Reality TV World: You were obviously open [with the other castaways] about your own situation...
It appeared that way, but no.
Reality TV World: Oh really?
Reality TV World: What was the real story then?
Well, I hadn't told them anything. On the trek in I knew that, with my tribe, when we all got together, not one person came up to me and said anything about my husband or my group. They knew nothing about me.
I knew that Timbera knew everything about me -- I knew that if no one else on from that tribe knew, I knew for sure that [
Candace Smith
] knew everything about me. And I knew that she would tell everyone, which she did. So I pretty much created a scenario for myself when we walked in on that trek.
They asked me what did I do and I told them I was an author. I didn't lie, I am an author, I wrote a book. It's been published, I'm a published author. They asked me if I was married [and I said] "Yes." They asked what's his name [and I said] "Eddie." [They asked] what's he do [and I said] "Fox Sports."
I didn't lie about that. I didn't say that he had been an NFL player, of course not. Why would I tell them that, that would be like instant suicide. But what they didn't put together was that my name is Tamara George [and] I'd married a guy named Eddie.
You can put it together and it takes you three days to get that? Later on I found out that it was "nudged" for them to ask more about my family. (laughs)
Reality TV World: Interesting. Why were you so certain that Candace would know?
Well because Candace is a 29-year-old black female who listens to R&B [music].
Reality TV World: So did you ever consider forming a female alliance with Erinn or Debbie or anything like that or were you just always really 100% certain you were going to the end with JT and Stephen?
Maybe had I felt like I could trust anybody in Timbera more I would have tried to work a side deal with them. But Debbie was definitely confident in her alliance with Tyson and Coach because she felt like no one could beat Tyson. So she wasn't thinking about doing and alliance with anybody else.
Sierra was kind of a loose cannon. We had the Exile Alliance going and she was fine until the tribes merged and then she decided she was going to be a dictator. She was going to tell us everything that she wanted, how it was going to go -- we're going to get rid of Stephen, she didn't want JT there -- and I was just thinking "Who in the hell put you in charge?"
And with Erinn, we had her on our side so there was no one else to pull in, there was nothing else we could do. I knew I couldn't convince Tyson or Coach to come on our side and Brendan had already sealed his fate with the guys so I kind of had to cut him off to move forward.
Reality TV World: How did you think the Final 3 was going to play out, assuming it had been Stephen, JT, and yourself?
Well I knew for one [that] there would be no way for me to beat JT in a challenge. Unless it was hair competition or makeup challenge or something like that there was no way I could physically beat him in a challenge. (laughs)
So I knew for sure if that by some chance I won, I would definitely struggle my vote between JT and Stephen and I really didn't want that pressure. So I always told them I really don't want to have to choose between you two because we've come this far, it would kill me to send one of you home
So I'd rather put that on them. And I knew if JT won he would take Stephen and Stephen had promised me that if he won he would take me. We were going to keep it that way to the end and I figured if nothing else I would definitely be solidified at No. 3. because of the alliance with the guys.
And we would just shake hands because we did it, we knocked out all six of them, and would go off into the sunset and one of them would take the prize. But they ruined the plan, they got rid of me unnecessarily and that kind of just threw off my whole faith in men (laughs)
Reality TV World: Oh really?
Yeah, I don't trust men any more (laughs)
Reality TV World: So when the jury questioning started, you actually called that decision "so unnecessary." Can you explain what you meant by that?
I felt like with the Final 4, JT was secure in his strength to know that he would take all of the challenges at that point. There was no reason to send me home at No. 4 when we'd agreed -- we had promised everybody -- that we would go to the Final 3. I just thought it was unnecessary because I wasn't a threat physically. I wasn't a threat, I didn't fell, in any way.
And to say that, again, maybe, "She didn't need the money," I thought that was stupid because of course we have Stephen, who's comfortable. I mean he's not "rich, rich" but he's not hurting for money, at all. So I just didn't think that was necessary.
Reality TV World: So during that question you also seemed to especially hurt that JT had refused to write Coach's name down...
Oh yeah...
Reality TV World: ...but then didn't seem to have as big an issue writing your name down.
Oh yeah, that pissed me off because I mean literally, he was struggling with the fact that he didn't want to hurt Coach's feelings and he'd "promised Coach he wouldn't put his name down" and he'd promised Coach this and he'd promised Coach that. And he actually went against us and wrote down Erinn's name.
So I'm thinking if this guy is so dead-set on his promises he won't put my name down, of course not, because we promised we would go to the Final 3. We as a group, we would do it together.
And then for him to write my name down after that day, I just thought like "Well, was anything that we discussed real? Because it seemed so effortless for you to unnecessarily vote me off."
Reality TV World: But yet you still voted for him [to win the million dollars]
I did. I voted for him because me initial alliance was with Stephen. Stephen and I promised each other that we wouldn't write each other's names down and we would go for each other if either one of us was in the Final 2.
But after he blindsided me -- for, again, no reason -- I felt like all bets were off [and] I had the right to vote for whoever I wanted to and I felt like JT deserved it more.
If I had to pick somebody who needed a million dollars, not that everyone wouldn't like to have it, but he could use it. He could use it and I think he'll do great things with it, He could help his family with it and I just felt like giving him my vote.
Reality TV World: I think you already shouted this over when you overheard me interviewing Erinn a little while ago, but just to confirm, would you have stuck with your [new] plan to vote for Erinn if she had made the Final 2?
Absolutely. (laughs)
Because at that point if it had been Stephen or Erinn, Erinn would have got my vote. [If it'd been] JT and Erinn, Erinn would [still] have gotten my vote.
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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor
Elk River stampeded its way past old rival Willmar, and into an intriguing matchup with new rival Rogers, on Tuesday evening.
Led by Austin Larson and Denis Bardashevskiy, the Elks pounded a soggy turf at Willmar for 485 rushing yards and beat the Elks 51-28 in the Class 5A, Section 6 quarterfinal.
The No. 5 seeded Elks (4-5) earned a shot at No. 1 Rogers (7-1) in the semifinals at Rogers on Saturday, 1 p.m. The Elks are eager for an upset bid, and the Royals anxious for a payback of last year's 17-16 loss in conference to the Elks.
"It's a rivalry, obviously," said Elk coach Steve Hamilton. "I wish we were still in the same conference so we could play them every year. But we get to go there Saturday, so it'll be fun."
Larson, 6-foot, 185-pound junior filling in at quarterback with Jordan Johnson injured, rambled for three touchdown and 196 yards in 15 carries, while kicking a 27-yard field goal and four conversions, for a tidy 25-point night.
"It's going to be a fun game (at Rogers), and we're hoping we can pull out another W," said Larson.
Bardashevskiy, 5-11, 160-pound junior with over 1,300 yards rushing, slashed for 211 yards and one TD in his 20 carries, and punctuated a stellar performance with an 88-yard kickoff return that made the score 51-14. (He did so wearing a more snug jersey No. 15 rather than the No. 32 he's work all year).
"Our line was really blocking well and I was just following my blocks," said Bardashevskiy.
Larson scored from 14, seven, and 44 yards out,. He booted a 27-yard field goal as time ran out in the half, after leading a six-play, 50-yard drive in the final 44 seconds, to expand the halftime lead to 30-7.
Bardashevskiy had a three-yard TD (his 11th rushing touchdown) and MacLean Berglove plunged for a pair of one-yard scores for the Elks, who never punted or threw a pass. (Larson was technically 0-for-2 but those were spiking the ball on that late drive.)
Elk River played Willmar (located 106 miles away) 12 times in conference or sectionals between 1977 and 1993, winning nine. Friday's game marked the Elks' first trip to Kandiyohi County since just before the current players were born.
Alex Grove hit Brandon Christenson long for a 71-yard scoring pass, and ran six yards for another score, for Willmar (4-5), which was the No. 4 seed with the Elks No. 5. Cardinal reserves added a scoring pass in the finals seconds.
Powering the Elks relentless ground game was the offensive line consisting of (from end to end) Clay Elrod, Jordan Meyer, Brady Franz, George Chomilo, Christian Tobin, Zach Jenson, and Derek Cross.
"We made some changes up from after Totino," said Hamilton, referring to a 35-0 loss to unbeaten Totino-Grace. "We knew we had to do some things differently. This is the second game playing together for this group, and they are starting to jell, and getting off the ball real well, obviously."
One key move was 6-1, 230-pound Franz from defensive end to pulling guard.
"Brady is a very good athlete and he's really helping us out on the line, getting out on the edge to block," said Larson, whose frequent swoops around the end produced gainers of 31 and 33 yards in the first half.
Hamilton added that Franz's redeployment also allowed them to move Jenson out to tackle next to Cross where they've been very effective.
The Elks defense put good pressure on Grove, a talented passer, who, other than his one long strike, was 3-for-8 for two net yards. Terry Hadden of the Elks intercepted one pass. The Elks gave up 205 yards rushing and 110 passing, much of that after opening a 51-14 lead.
In the other section game, St. Michael-Albertville (6-3) beat Buffalo 34-23 and will play at No. 2 Monticello (7-1) on Saturday. The finals will be held Friday, Nov. 2, at the high seed.
Elk River 51, Willmar 28
Elk River …… 14 16 14 7 — 51
Willmar …….. 0 7 0 21 — 28
ER—Maclean Berglove 1 run (Austin Larson kick)
ER—Larson 14 run (Larson kick)
ER—Larson 7 run (Larson kick)
Wil—Brandon Christenson 71 pass from Alex Grove (Patrick Courtney kick)
ER—Berglove 1 run (kick blocked)
ER—Larson 27 field goal
ER—Larson 44 run (Larson kick)
ER—Bardashevskiy 3 run (Nate Storby kick)
Wil—Grove 6 run (Courtney kick)
ER—Bardashevskiy 88 kickoff return (Storby kick)
Wil—Braydon Johnson 19 run (Courtney kick)
Wil—Adam Nibaur 18 pass from Augustine Hahn (Courtney kick)
Elk River statistics
Rushing — Bardashevskiy 20-211, Larson 15-196, Berglove 6-15, Devin Donalson 6-12, Storby 3-32, William Hoff 2-3, Clay Elrod 1-6, Logan Lenertz 1-1, (name not available) 1-9
Passing — Larson 0-2-0-0
Interception — Hadden
Willmar statistics
Rushing — Grove 12-56, Michael Heitzman 13-48, Zach Streed 6-44, Hahn 3-30, Johnson 6-27
Passing — Grove 4-9-73-1, Hahn 3-3-37-0
Receiving — Johnson 2-20, Nibaur 1-18, Christenson 1-71, Courtney 1-5, Ben Muller 1-(-4), Jordan Geurtz 1-5


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We are a kart track for those that have their own karts. We have kart races on Sundays at 1:00 for several different classes, 2-cycle and 4-cycle, track opens at 10:30 for practice. Anyone with their own kart that fits one of our classes is welcome to come and race. The track is available during the week and on Sundays for practice, please call ahead to let us know when you would like to come so we can meet you at the track to sign you in. Please call with any questions you might have 563-659-8900.
And we no longer have rental karts.
RACE #10 - SUNDAY, August 13th
RACE #11 - SUNDAY, August 20th
Gearheads Car Show - SATURDAY, August 26th
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RACE #12 - SUNDAY, September 10th
RACE #13 - SUNDAY, September 17th
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RACE #15 - SUNDAY, October 1st
RACE #16 - SUNDAY, October 8th
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Just like last time! Cars will be parked on the infield leaving the track open for cars to cruise around and check out the track. (no racing please) also makes for awesome photo opportunities with your car on a race track! We're starting the cruise night a little later this time so you'll have the chance to do this under the lights of the race track!
Join us this Sunday at 1:00 for the Kristin Hanrahan Memorial Race. We will be having a cookout after the races. Everyone is welcome. We will provide the meat and we just ask you bring a dish to share.
4/21/17 : Sunday Races
We are looking forward to the 2017 race season.
This season our races will be on Sundays.
Track opens for practice at 10:30 and races start at 1:00.
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Try before you buy! For only $99, you will have an opportunity to test a race prepared Briggs & Stratton Racing LO206 powered Ignite K3 kart. Briggs LO206 racing provides an affordable, low maintenance and competitive step into karting. Tailor made for the Briggs LO206 class, the Ignite K3 is a proven race winner across North America whether it's on the national WKA circuit or your local club track!
Drivers will receive an instructional briefing before they are sent out for two 8 minute sessions behind the wheel. You will follow behind a Team Margay driver as they help you get you comfortable and familiar with the kart. Afterwards, if you choose to purchase an Ignite K3 within 2 weeks of the demo, $99 will be credited towards the total cost of the kart! Purchase your kart the day of the demo and receive a Zamp FS-8 helmet!
Safety gear rental is included, drivers are required to wear long pants and closed toe shoes.
The demo is available for drivers aged 15 and up. Drivers under 18 years old must have a parent or legal guardian with them.
5/14/16 : A few changes
The weight for Sr. Supercan is 350lbs. and
Jr. 2 LO206 is 280lbs.
11/6/15 : Awards Banquet
We want to thank everyone for a great season. Our end of the season Awards Banquet will be on Friday November 20th at Buzzy's in Welton. Doors open at 6:00, dinner at 7:00 and awards at 8:00. We look forwarding to seeing everyone.
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Saturday, October 17th
The 61 Challenge is your way to come out and have some fun racing at one of the Midwest's most challenging and technical tracks. Over one half mile of twists, turns, chicanes, sweepers and intense elevation changes. No gentle rises here - this track is designed with the driver in mind and will test the tuning ability of most any good pit boss.
*Entry Fees: $35 for Kid Karts classes and $45 for all other classes with a Ca$h PAYOUT to top finishers of each class!!!
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This Saturday May 2nd from 12-5 is our Open House & Swap Meet. There is NO charge to participate in the swap meet. And there aren't any rules for what you can swap. Non karting items are welcome. There will also be open practice that day, all you need is to get a pit pass.
4/24/15 : Track is OPEN
The track is offically open for the 2015 season. If you are wanting to come for practice please call ahead to make arrangements so we can meet you there to sign you in.
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The fuel that is required for all 4 cycle classes will be
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1 My Shepherd will supply my need;
the Lord God is his name.
In pastures fresh he makes me feed,
beside the living stream.
He brings my wandering spirit back
when I forsake his ways,
and leads me for his mercy's sake
in paths of truth and grace.
2 When I walk through the shades of death,
your presence is my stay;
one word of your supporting breath
drives all my fears away.
Your hand, in sight of all my foes,
shall still my table spread;
my cup with blessings overflows,
your oil anoints my head.
3 The sure provisions of my God
attend me all my days;
O may your house be my abode
and all my work be praise.
There would I find a settled rest,
while others go and come
no more a stranger or a guest,
but like a child at home.
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|My shepherd will supply my need
|My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
|Isaac Watts (1719, alt.)
|Publication Date:
|Psalm 23
|Epiphany & Ministry of Christ; Funerals; Shepherd, God/Christ as(4 more...)
|Tune Information
|C Major
|W. Walker's Southern Harmony, 1835; Hymnal for Colleges and Schools, 1956, harm.
|Harmonization © 1956, Yale University Press.
Scripture References:
st. 1 = Ps. 23:1-3
st. 2 = Ps. 23:4-5
st. 3 = Ps. 23:6
Psalm 23 has inspired numerous paraphrases and hymn texts, including this text by Isaac Watts (PHH 155). Watts included it in his large 1719 collection of psalm paraphrases, The Psalms of David Imitated.
For general comments on this beloved psalm, see PHH 23; other settings are also at 161 and 452.
Liturgical Use:
See suggestions at PHH 23,161, and 162.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
RESIGNATION is another of the anonymous tunes from the shape-note hymnal tradition in the Southern United States; William Walker (PHH 44) included it in his Southern Harmony (1835) set to Watts' text. That association of text and tune has been maintained in many hymnals and anthems, including a famous choral setting by Virgil Thompson.
Like so many American folk tunes, RESIGNATION is pentatonic. This rounded bar form tune (AABA) has a sturdy harmonization. Sing in unison or harmony.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
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Dining Plans
Kent State University Dining Services is proud to offer various Dining Plans to suit your needs.
Resident Student Dining Plans Commuter & Off-Campus Dining Plan
Quick Facts:
- Our plans are set-up on a declining balance system.
- Everything is priced individually (Á la carte).
- Dining dollars can be used exclusively at over 20 locations.
- The amount of dining dollars you receive depends on the dining plan you select.
- Your dining dollars are used to purchase meals and snacks at on campus locations.


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Settling credit card debt is on the minds of many Americans, although the latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit from the Federal Reserve Bank in New York found that consumer credit card balances ($672 billion) are at their lowest level since the second quarter of 2002.
Nevertheless, those who are in debt may erase some of their debt through filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. By filing for this type of bankruptcy, individuals can clear certain debts in their name and start anew. If you're considering filing bankruptcy to settle your debts, contact a Plano Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney today to learn more.
About Chapter 7
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is designed to help eliminate unsecured debts. This may prove helpful for those interested in settling credit card debt, loans, utility bills and medical costs. There are some types of unsecured debts that you cannot have dismissed as part of Chapter 7 such as:
· child or spousal support;
· student loans (except in some cases);
· debts on fraudulent credit cards;
· debts because of bad checks; and
· some tax debts.
If you are thinking about settling credit card debt by filing bankruptcy, call a Plano Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney today. A legal professional can help determine which of your unsecured debts may qualify to be discharged. If you are at the point where you need to just start over, get the process going as soon as you can so that you can begin your new life.
Qualifying for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
You must meet a few requirements in order to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the state of Texas. First, you must undergo credit counseling. Your credit counseling must be completed within six months before you intend to file, and it must be taken through a state-approved program.
During the counseling session, you will go over your debts, discuss budgeting and address alternatives to bankruptcy. After you've finished, you will receive a certificate and be able to move onto the next step of settling credit card debt.
Next, in order to file for Chapter 7 in Texas, you must have an annual income that is below the state's median income, or you have to pass the means test. This compares your monthly income with your monthly expenses to determine if you are unable to afford paying off your debts.
In order to qualify for Chapter 7, the means test requires that after your monthly expenses, you have $100 or less in disposable income, or you have between $100 and $166.67 in monthly disposable income AND this income over 60 months will equal less than 25 percent of your unsecured debt. If you make more than $166.67 in disposable income each month, you may fail the means test and be unable to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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My idea of a great day is chillin somewhere with a killer view, good liquor, good folks, good music, a good book, and hella laughter (even if I'm the only one laughing).
Graphic Novels: Preacher, Lucifer, The Sandman Chronicles, V for Vendetta, Pride of Baghdad, 100 Bullets
Movies: Labyrinth, Legend, The Last Dragon, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, Lock Stock & 2 Smoking Barrels, Snatch, Spirited Away, How to Train Your Dragon
T.V Shows: The League, Archer, It's Always Sunny, True Blood, Modern Family, Afro Samurai, The Last Airbender
Music: Sade, Led Zeppelin, Little Dragon, David Bowie, Bjork, Jay-Z, Aesop Rock, Imogen Heap... Really, I listen to pretty much everything... I even get down to some country.
Food: Caribbean!!!!!, Soul Food, Thai, Italian, Mexican


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Girls soccer, 1980
Girls soccer, 1980
[Wakefield, Mass.] : Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department
The first interscholastic girls soccer team (front row, left to right) Lisa Lane, Cindy Callahan, Barbara Langer, Paula Roache, Brenda Parnell, Ann Schille, Mary-Lou Racca, Sue Mitchell, Ellie Gaw. (Back row, left to right) Coach Noel Higgins, Meg Sydlowski, Anne Yamartino, Vicky Halliday, Darlene Sheehan, Mary Hurton, Sheila Coughlin, Joanne Lowrey, Sara Whitehead, and Manager Mike Camo. Meg Sydlowski, now Meg McKenna, is the girls varsity coach at WHS.
"The first mention of girls' soccer at Wakefield High School was in the 1955 yearbook which noted that the girls played intramural games from September to November. The first girls soccer team was formed in 1979 after increasing interest in the sport, with Mr. Mogavero as their supervisor. Coaching duties were taken over by Noel Higgins in 1980. By the 1982 season, the team had posted a 9-3-1 record, the second best in the Middlesex League, and had qualified for the state tournament." -- Text from calendar.
Schools -- Massachusetts -- Wakefield -- Pictorial works; Soccer -- Massachusetts -- Wakefield.
Wakefield (Mass.) -- History -- Pictorial works.
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"Girls soccer, 1980," in NOBLE Digital Heritage, Item #11952, http://heritage.noblenet.org/items/show/11952 (accessed August 19, 2017).


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SAN RAMON, CA--July 10, 2013: Chevron Products Company, a Chevron U.S.A. Inc. division, maker of the Delo brand of technologically advanced engine oils, lubricants and coolants, today announced the eight drivers inducted to the Chevron Delo sponsored Red Eye Radio (formerly Midnight Trucking Radio) Million Mile Club in June 2013.
Established in 1992, the Chevron Delo sponsored program is one of the most prestigious honors in the trucking industry. The Red Eye Radio Million Mile Club honors truck drivers in the U.S. and Canada with one million miles of accident-free driving.
As a new inductee to the club, each driver receives a personalized Million Mile Club jacket provided by Chevron Delo, a Million Mile Club membership card and a gift from the other participating sponsors.
"Chevron is committed to the health and safety of its employees and contractors worldwide -- safety is a key part of our company's DNA. With such a strong focus on safety, we eagerly support other safety efforts in the communities and industries where we operate. Sponsoring the Million Mile Club is an example of our ongoing commitment to safety and our desire to recognize and promote accomplishments in this area," commented Jim Gambill, North America Commercial and Industrial Brands Manager, Chevron Products Company.
Million Mile Club June 2013 Inductees:
- Clifton Albright, Cliff's Kickin Ent., Romulus, MI
- Neil Berry, Cordell Transportation, Dayton, OH
- Dale Warner, System Transport, Cheney, WA
- Donald Crocker, Mercer Transportation Co., Louisville, KY
- Paul Snelling, FFE, Indianapolis, IN
- Kris Gjoka, Doowop Express, Greentown, PA
- Orane Love Jr., GST Transport Systems, Houston, TX
- Scott Good, Otin, Bourbonais, IL
Chevron congratulates these drivers for their outstanding accomplishments and commitment to safety.
Apply Online
Drivers can apply online for the Million Mile Club at: ChevronDelo Promotions
Red Eye Radio is a nationally broadcast radio show targeting the American Truck Driver.
Award-winning hosts Eric Harley and Gary McNamara engage their millions of listeners and callers with the major issues of the day including current events, legislation, popular culture, family issues, trucking news and information, detailed national weather forecasts, safety tips and interviews with trucking industry leaders.