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This Indenture made this second day of April in the year Eighteen hundred and thirty eight between Charles Timanus of Anne Arundel County in the State of Maryland of the one part and Francis Earlougher of the County and State aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that for and in consideration of the sum of twenty dollars to the said Charles Timanus by the said Francis Earlougher in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt of which he doth hereby acknowledge and in further consideration of the love and affection which he the said Charles Timanus bear towards Mary I. Timanus his wife and in consideration of the natural love and affection to those others to whom the Estate herein after mentioned are limited. The said Charles Timanus hath given granted bargained and sold aliened enfeoffed assigned conformed and conveyed and by these presents doth give grant bargain and sell alien enfeoff assign conform and convey unto the said Francis Earlougher his Executor and administrator the ___ and lot of ground situated in ___ Church Street in the City of Baltimore now belonging to the said Charles Timanus and purchased by him from John Dun and ___ the following Lot piece or parcel of ground lying and being in Anne Arundel County being part of a tract of Land called Mount Misery and is known ___ Lot number Twenty four ___ distinguished on a plat of Division lately made amount the Ellicotts including also all of that part of Mount Misery on which the said Charles Timanus has improved and which are contained within the miles and bound courses and distances following Beginning for the same at the ___ of the first line of Lot number Seventy three it being a part on the South side of the Turnpike Road ninety five feet North forty nine degrees and fifteen minutes West from the North West corner of Caleb Merrymans new frame building and running thence ___ upon the turnpike road North forty nine degrees and fifteen minutes West forty four feet one inch to the north west corner of said Charles Timanus stone house then parallel to the line dividing between Browns and Ellicotts South forty four degrees and twenty minutes West one hundred and fifty five feet more of less to a line drawn North fifty degrees West along and coursing with the back lines of Lots numbers seventy three and Seventy four then ___ on said line to drawn ___ly South fifty degrees East fifty two feet and seven tenth to Lot number seventy three then binding on the said lot North forty degrees East one hundred and fifty feet to the place of beginning together with all the improvements thereon made ways easements and privileges to the said Lots pieces or parcels of ground belonging or on any wise appertaining To Have and To hold the said Lots and houses pieces or parcels of land and premises above described and thereby conveyed with all and ___ the appurtenances thereto belonging to the said Francis Earlougher his Executors and administrators from the day next before the day of the date of these presents for and during and ___ the full ___ and ___ of ninety nine years from thence next ensuring and fully to be complete and ended in trust to and for the used intended and purposes following that ___ that the said Mary I. Timanus during the ___ lives of herself and the said Charles Timanus may receive and take the rents profits and issues of the above conveyed House Lots and parcels of Land and premises to and for her own separate use and maintenance to that the said rents profits and issues shall be accounted reckoned and taken as a separate and distinct Estate of and from the Estate of the said Charles Timanus and being ___ ___ liable and subject to him or to the payment of his debts and in Trust further that upon the death of either the said Charles Timanus or his said wife to hold the above described premises to and the use of his infant child now being and such child or children of him the said Charles Timanus as may be living at that time and further in trust that the said Francis Earlougher his Executors or administrators shall reconvey the said Lots pieces or parcels of Land and premises above described at any part thereof to the said Charles Timanus provided the said Mary I. Timanus should so order or direct during her life time by deed or other instrument of writing signed by her or ___ in any manner to request or direct. In witness whereof the said Charles Timanus hath hereunto set his hand and seal on the day and year first herein above written.
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Hi I have been recently developing a business idea and would love to have some feedback from some real parents.
It involves running a childrens shop from birth upwards of pre used but good condition items. It would also enable parents to bring their used items, ie clothing, prams, cots etc to the shop which I would then purchase and sell again in my shop. They would then get either store credit or cash to take away giving them the ability to purchase good quality clothing in the next size at a lower price than retail shops.
Would you think of taking your used baby/childs clothing to a shop like this to sell?
Would you purchase good quality used baby/childs clothing or equipment such as cots and prams?
What sort of prices would you be willing to pay for used clothing?
Any feedback at all would be greatly apreciated!
Brilliant idea I would use a shop like this. Would you make much money though?
Surely you wouldn't accept anything people bring in, you'd get people bringing in old Primark and other tat, how would that work?
I think it depends where you live. When I lived in London, it was really easy to get/give away children's stuff on freecycle and local charity shops. So while I think it's a good idea, you might already have a lot of competition.
I do like the idea of a second-hand shop just for kids' stuff though. Could you attach some kind of activities to it, to draw in customers? Like a weekly meetup for new mums or something?
Thanks for feedback. I was thinking of doing coffee morning and story hours for toddlers to start off with to get parents into the shop and to become part of the local community.
I myself went to charity shops when my kids were babies but have found that they are now lacking in anything decent and are quite over priced. I wouldnt be buying any old rubbish it would only be items that were in good condition and what i would be prepared to put my children in. And the idea of buying items off parents I hope would make them want to sell there clothing and baby items to my store and also have a browse whilst there. I live in west yorkshire and have found many shops in the £75 a week margin. I am also currently studying to be a Micb qualified book keeper which would be invaluable.
any ideas on other ways to get people in?
many thanks
We have a shop like that locally that is brilliant. I've sold on most of my son's baby stuff that way.
I was hoping to make the shop look more like a retail shop ie. pumpkin patch, clean and tidy nicely decorated not like a standard charity shop/ second hand store. Just that all the item had been previously loved
You'd have to be really near free parking!
You'd be in competition with eBay, Gumtree and Freecycle, and have business rates to deal with so may not be terribly financially lucrative.
Stretch it out a little...we flirted with the idea of a shop just for children and young people with disabilities (leaning and physical). The idea was massively popular at the hospital and among friends, but we just couldn't afford to do it. Trouble with 'disability equipment' is that it's all hugely expensive, really ugly and made for old people. There's very little funky stuff out there (some stuff in specialist catalogues) so if you have the capital and can find decent premises I would suggest that might be the way to go. You could have a cafe in the back with a 'relax zone' for the kids to sample some of the wares. If you're unsure about things, you could also employ an occupational therapist. Even simple stuff like art gear would sell well - there are thousands of kids with hypermobility that struggle with pens/pencils/ brushes...
I like this idea, I would definitely use somewhere like this.
I love the idea of you doubling up as a child friendly cafe too, I would love a place like this to open near me!
Good luck, keep us updated.
i have thought about the competion of ebay etc but i think a local community shop (not in a city centre) would get a lot of people browsing. I myself am an avid ebayer but dont tend to buy clothing for kids as i like to have a look at the quality size etc and then theres the postage they wont have to pay.
I think i would like to start out small ie kids clothes, prams etc and then maybe branch out into a vaster range of goods once i had established a good name through local word of mouth. Plus ebay and the likes you have to wait for your item to sell whereas you could just bring the items to my shop and sell them instantly. I dont think it will make me a millionaire but i think it is a viable business idea with scope from growth and maybe it will help out the local community who tend to struggle making ends meet
What about 'Baby changing Room' as a name? any name suggestions welcome!
Think it's an excellent idea. Could include maternity wear and I assume that you could also sell online via own website or eBay which would be a a low cost way to increase your pool of customers beyond your local area. You'd need to figure out the margins that would work, e.g. I worked in a second hand textbook store where we bought at 25% of RRP if books were in good condition, sold at 75% of RRP. If condition was poorer we knocked down both the purchase and sale price. That was very high volume though as located next to a uni. You will need to analyse footfall in your planned location and make some assumptions about daily sales. (Sorry you have probably already thought about all this!) Good luck :-)
I agree, it's a good idea to get maternity wear in too -- that's something people generally want to see first and not order online. Plus, it would bring in pregnant women, so you can get their loyalty early!
Maybe have some kind of 'community calendar' on the wall? You can list special events as well as ongoing baby groups or family activities, then you might get people popping in to see what's on. It's a good way to network with other businesses and social agencies too, and get some word of mouth going for you.
Also, be sure to start a Facebook page for your shop. You can post daily photos of new merchandise, people can 'like' you and help get your name out there, etc.
It would be better for your cashflow to accept the bigger items at least on a sale or return basis. That way you won't have to pay the parents who bring the stuff in until you've sold it and have the money, and if something doesn't sell quickly you won't be stuck with it.
We have a couple of shops like this near us and I sometimes use them. I would definitely sell through one and occasionally buy, although for clothes and toys I find boot fairs and NCT sales better value.
I think things on a commission basis would be a good way to go too - it stops your outlay from getting too high - but you would have to be careful with your paperwork and booking things in and agreeing prices etc if that were to work.
Might also be an idea to give a greater % if you give credit that can be spent in the store rather than simply cash - encourage stock to move at a higher level.
You would be in competition with the various sales eg NCT - have you seen what the prices are like at those and whether you would be able to compete?
We've had a couple of shops open and close in our local area in this exact field.
The first one sold mainly second hand baby clothes, but the pricing was not very competitive - especially considering there are two asda's close by, both carrying a huge range of baby and children's clothing. It was open for approx 6 months.
There was then another shop opened in the same premises, Bump and Beyond, and it was a shop where you took your old baby things, they bought them off you and sold them on. Unfortunately, the owners seemingly got very greedy very quickly, and they were paying the absolute least amount they could to the sellers, but then marking up the price hideously to increase their profit margins.
Just as an example, they purchased a mamas and papas Ultima travel system from a friend of mine, for £30. She was stupid to let it go IMHO but hey ho. They then put the system up for sale at £650.
People got wise to it very quickly, especially when they were selling second hand maternity wear for more than the original rrp.
In theory, I think the idea is fantastic, and there are examples of shops like this working out really well. There is another in another village close by which has been open for over 25 years (Sue's Nearly News).
I think what I am trying to say, in a very long winded way, don't try and sell people short, and you could have a real winner on your hands
Good luck.
I can see what you mean about getting greedy but thats not my intention. I aim to become a useful part of the community if i bought something at a low price I would pass that saving onto the customer and make a smaller profit. In the long run you would probably make more profit that way anyway as this kind of business would thrive on local word of mouth.
BedHog has a good point. First of all to not buy it straight away, but take it on commission, in this way you do not have to spend money unless you sell it. Another thing to consider are carboot sales. We have a shop like this in our town with a lovely lady who runs it. Unfortunately it does not work well for her. Her staff is really nice, she has lots of people who bring her stuff to seel, even so she takes 50% of the sale price. But very often she says she does not make enough a week to pay for electric. Sorry hun, I didn't want to upset you, but it is a truth. She also started to hire equipment, but not much luck even after we helped her to take flayers of with 10% off voucher. But I like the idea you are going to do some baby events, that might change things. Consider location very wisely, I think it is a must be for business like this. And just to add I was playing with idea for a place where mum could come, leave her DC in enclosed space with toys and sit nest to it and able to use Internet or read a book. I do not mean these big play areas, but a small like a cafe or something. Good luck, never give up, I believe everything is possible when we put our mind on it. You are already make very clever steps by asking for a feed back from people who can give you an honest opinion.
Sorry for mistakes, my ipad has a mind of its own. I meant her stuff is really nice..
i understand what you mean about location. But not to sure about commission selling? i would think people are more likely to come to the shop for cash there and then. surely they could advertise it themselves on ebay, gumtree etc with little outlay. I thinking that a community/housing estate kind of area would be best for the location. shops are cheaper to rent and it would be right in the centre of my target market. somewhere you can pop in after the school run. friendly atmosphere cup of tea and some bargains. was just looking at mini soft play areas. may be some toys etc with a child safety gate next to couple of table in one corner of the shop ? I like the community notice board idea......any other ideas more than welcome!
Fibee - commission side - what would you do if told, I can give you £20 for it now, or you can leave it here and if it sells in 6 weeks, you can have £30? That way you don't have the risk of buying it and the seller has a bigger incentive to bring you things....
I used to do PR for a lady who ran a shop just like this. It was gorgeous inside, but she ended up having to close it - partly because she fell pregnant again and she found it hard to juggle and partly because it was hard to make money. She now runs a consulting company to small businesses. I can pm you her details if you like as she will be able to give you real insight into what worked and what didn't
Maybe you could just do commission on bigger ticket items, like prams?
I personally wouldn't be so keen on waiting for commission for a couple baby shirts so I agree with your logic.
We had a shop like this near us and it was lovely but closed down, presumably as they weren't making enough money. Things I liked about it - nice selection of toys well presented, designer clothes at primark prices. Things I didn't like - very poor selection of boys clothes - ie about 2 or 3 items only (and I visited a few times over several months and then gave up), didn't feel very welcoming, nowhere easy to park/poor public transport connections. I thought the idea was good in theory but didn't work in practice.
We had a shop like this locally, but it closed down a few years back. I think there was too much competition from charity shops and reasonably priced 'normal' shops.
They had a children's hairdresser on site a couple of days a week and held a free gymboree session on a Saturday in order to get people in.
I think their mistake was pricing things too highly. They concentrated on designer/high end baby stuff though.
was thinking of maybe organising a photo day like some playgyms do? where you can have your kids photo taken by a photographer and just buy the ones you like? may be once a month or so?
there is only one charity shop in our local area and it has a poor selection. It is also quite over priced at £5 for a pair of kids jeans that are used. I think I would have to have quite a large turn over of stock to create a decent profit but i think items priced at a couple of pound or so would do well and also if i do a basic child friendly cafe ie tea's coffee and cakes etc although i dont want the cafe side of things to take over.
I the decider is going to be the location. i dont think it would work in a high end neighbourhood or in a high street.
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text: Ya know, I've been surrounded by a lot of negativity lately and it really sucks. So I would just like to say think of the others around before you decide what mood you are in, because your mood is contagious. Just do a couple things to try and spread a little happiness around. Smile and tell the cashier at the store to have a nice day, when you're driving and you see a sign waver, Honk and give him a rock on (I've done that job before, they need it lol), at work, don't complain about your job so much, and try to vent without anger. When your angry maybe just open without taking your frustration out on others. These are few things I've experienced lately and I would just like to start spreading a more positive feeling. Anyway I'll stop pretending to be your therapist now and at the risk of being cheesy (Oh too late XD) Don't worry be happy! P.S: None of this applies if take public transportation, in that case you have every right to hate humanity XD


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The settlement of Canada by non-indigenous people proceeded in a generally westerly direction from the Atlantic to the Rockies. In any particular area it generally, started with the exploiters of the abundant natural resources (mostly hunters and trappers of the fur trade), and was closely followed by the commercial interests dealing with this trade in natural resources (such as the Hudson's Bay Company). Following this are the pioneer settlers, and finally these settlers bring with them the higher levels of government - including the instruments of civil discipline as represented by the police and military forces.
The great forest and prairie areas to the west of "the Canadas" - Lower & Upper - were no exception to this general rule but, in the case of Manitoba the process was not as politically "smooth" as it had been in Upper Canada (now Ontario). Hidden within the settlement process (as described above) there is a transition from exploitation, largely for the benefit of external "investors" to, exploitation for the benefit of the occupying "investors," i.e., the settlers themselves, and it was in making this transition that the "Red River Troubles" became an issue, culminating in actual - and deadly - physical conflict between the factions.
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I must throw my two cents into the fray and let my thoughts out on the word "law."
The letter from the planning board has an intent to make town folks think that no laws are going to be created. I don't think it matters whether it is a law, rule or regulation, the result is the same, either you follow it or face the consequences. A letter from the code enforcement officer and then court could be your fate. Maybe we have too many would be lawyers around and they think we are all fools, so please tell it how it is and not something that misleads.
While we are at it, I will bet that the chapter (5) that limits the planning document to the village will be erased from the "comprehensive plan," and then those outside of the village will face this plan in the near future. Don't believe it when you are told that is not the way it will go. Insist on the inclusion on paragraph 5.01 in the new plan document. as this para. limits the document to the village.
The overall result of a larger plan will be more government interference in your lives and more costs to run the town. I hope all of you that are asleep wake up before that happens. Some of the folks in Willsboro have now seen the light as they now need permits for everything and pay for a full time code enforcement officer. Much more paperwork and a form for everything. Does our tiny town really need this?
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Governor Robert Bentley today announced the creation of Alabama's HIV/AIDS Prevention Task Force. From 1982 through December 2010, there have been a total of 17,800 people infected with HIV/AIDS in Alabama. The 19-member Task Force will consist of people who are living with HIV/AIDS, representatives of the faith and health care communities, as well as other state agencies.
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"We must do all we can to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. This Task Force will work to reduce new HIV/AIDS infections, increase access to care, and improve the health outcomes for Alabamians living with the disease," said Governor Robert Bentley.
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- The food here is great. I especially love the dagwood burger, and they even have raw/vegan desserts!
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Arcade Fire have announced their biggest ever UK gig at London's Hyde Park this summer. The Canadian band will also reportedly release a new version of their latest album, The Suburbs, including an original film by Spike Jonze.
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Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell is looking to launch a primetime music performance TV series. But don't go chalking this up to another "American Idol" or cheesy-slick contestant show – what Farrell has in mind is more in the vein of established names making the best use of TV imaginable.
With the overload of talent-contest shows that seem contrived and focus more on prima donna celebrity judges than promoting genuine talent, Farrell's idea seems like a fresh one – but it's far from new. Going all the way back to the days of Ed Sullivan and up through the late-night dose that Saturday Night Live provides, there are nuggets of greatness to be found still to this day – but they have to be sought out, and as seen with SNL, sound problems can sometimes mar the entire experience.
If there's one thing Farrell knows how to curate properly, it's a damn fine collection of musical performances. The man responsible for Lollapalooza is also back on the road with Jane's Addiction, for the band's "Theatre Of The Escapists" tour. Catch them near you by keeping up with Jane's Addiction's official site.


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As part of our on-going series, Budget Volunteer Vacations , we spotlight low cost, no frills volunteer travels to various destinations around the world. These trips do not include airfare, but meals and lodging are often included at no cost or for a minimal cost of $100-$200. These trips are great add-ons to your vacations!
Looking for a low-cost, challenging, and fun volunteer vacation this year? Washington Trails Association (WTA) hosts week-long work parties for adults, teens and families. For $150 ($125 for WTA member) they will provide you with a week of fun, food and some trail work. You will be camping. The projects have different difficulty levels based on the initial hike to the base camp.
You will work from Sunday to Friday, except Wednesday which is your day off. A typical day's schedule:
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3:00 to 4:00 Back to camp for salty snacks and Gatorade.
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5:00 to 6:00 Social Hour, hang out , help with dinner, talk about the day or just continue with your nap.
6:00 to 7:00 Dinner time. Enjoy a big plate of fresh, hot food.
After dinner – A few volunteers for clean-up and dishes. After that, you're free to go back to your tent (although you may be heckled if you try to turn in before 8pm!)
During the summer, WTA hosts youth volunteer vacations for high school students. First-time participants learn all about the world of building and maintaining hiking trails, experienced in a safe, teamwork-oriented environment in various locations near the ocean in the scenic Cascade Mountains and in Northeast Washington, known as Front Country.
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text: Politics 30 September 2010 Questions for Grant Shapps on Question Time The housing minister is forced to stand in at the last minute as Baroness Warsi is "indisposed". Sign up for our weekly email * Print HTML Baroness Warsi has withdrawn from tonight's edition of Question Time. Rumours are currently flying as to whether this is as a result of Mehdi Hasan's interview with her in this week's NS (full version not yet online -- go and buy and issue of the magazine) , in which she controversially states that Tory losses in "at least three seats" at the last election were "based on electoral fraud... predominantly in the Asian community", or whether she in fact pulled out days before publication, as government spinners seem to be putting about at the moment. She will be replaced on tonight's programme by Grant Shapps, Conservative MP for Welwyn Hatfield, Minister of State for Housing & Local Government, and Question Time novice. We can only imagine the commotion in his office right now as he tries to prepare to face Simon Hughes, Diane Abbott, David Starkey and Brian Cox at about four hours' notice. Surely, he will be asked about Lady Warsi's absence, and in particular the identity of the three seats she names in the interview. But there are questions that need to be put to Shapps himself -- as housing minister, he is now responsible for ameliorating the ever-worsening crisis in the UK's housing sector. The loss of council homes for life, the chronic shortage of affordable housing in every part of the UK, and his recent remarks on housing association salaries are all areas where Shapps should be grilled. But perhaps most important to pin down is the effect of the planned council tax freeze on new houses, or the New Homes Bonus scheme, as it has been called. Toby Thomas over at Left Foot Forward reports that shadow housing minister John Healey, in his speech to the Labour Party conference today, has once again strongly criticised this particular policy, arguing that it will in fact result in an increase in council tax, a disincentive for local authorities to build new houses, and an overall effect that some local authorities will end up paying the housing bills of others out of existing budgets (the New Homes Bonus will come out of existing grants). Toby writes: Healey's analysis finds that 103 councils will suffer a fund-cut of on average £2 million each, helping to pay for the 222 councils who will gain by £400,000. Bigger towns are likely to lose out most, with Birmingham needing 8,500 homes a year built to avoid losing its grant, while Blaby in Leicestershire needs just 70. This effect could in turn be heightened should local authorities choose not to embrace their newly-devolved role as the lead agency for house-building in their area. In an interview I did last week with Sir Bob Kerslake, incoming permanent secretary at Communities and Local Government and currently chief executive of the Homes and Communities Agency, he expressed the hope that "forward-looking" local authorities will seize on these incentives, but acknowledged that this will create inequality across the UK. He said: "You can work with local authorities and show them potential, and even trade off one benefit of housing with another benefit, but in teh end I thnk if they set their face against it then they have to realise that different places will end up in different situations... That is the reality of looking backward." Perhaps Grant Shapps will be able to shed some light this evening on what people stuck in poor quality housing who happen to live in a backward looking local authority should do to improve their situation, when faced with the reality of the arbitrary inequality created by such "big society" devolution. › Obama issues rallying cry to Democrats and progressives Caroline Crampton is head of podcasts at the New Statesman. Subscribe from just £1 per issue More Related articles Here's something the political class has completely missed about Brexit Germany's political stability could be threatened by automation Forget planning for no deal. The government isn't really planning for Brexit at all Subscription offer 12 issues for £12 + FREE book LEARN MORE Close This week's magazine


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Coordinators at the Area 1 Agency on Aging said in a recent press release that they want to make sure seniors understand that the Affordable Care Act (also known as "Obamacare" or the ACA) has no impact on the current open enrollment process for Medicare Part D (prescription drug plans).
They report that the HICAP office is being inundated by calls from "upset seniors worried about their health coverage and concerned that they should sign up for coverage through the Affordable Care Act."
"Seniors who are currently covered by Medicare already have health insurance and do not need to sign up for coverage through the Affordable Care Act. Nothing changes for people on Medicare at this point in time, although the Affordable Care Act does put into place changes that will benefit seniors over the next few years," said Suzy Smith, executive assistant at A1AA, in the release.
"Senior are also confusing us with Covered California," said Maggie Kraft, executive director at A1AA. "We do not provide information about the Affordable Care Act, nor can we sign anyone up for it."
Kraft said that instead of worrying about the ACA, seniors should be focused on the open enrollment period for Medicare Part D, which started Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7. During this time, she said they should review their current Medicare Part D coverage to be sure it still meets their needs. This is an opportunity to compare current plans with other plans to see if they can save money and to make sure their current plan hasn't changed medication coverage.
HICAP staff and volunteers are busy assisting people with reviewing their Medicare Part D plans, and all appointments through Dec. 7 are full. Seniors are encouraged to go to http://Medicare.gov or call Medicare directly for assistance at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227).
People who have both Medicare and Medi-Cal coverage do not need to make these changes by Dec. 7, and are encouraged to hold off on their appointments with HICAP until after that date so people who must meet the Dec. 7 deadline can do so.
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Northern Ireland sprinter Amy Foster progressed to the women's 100m semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.
Foster clocked a time of 11.62 seconds to earn automatic qualification as she finished second in her first-round heat.
Meanwhile, there was double disappointment for Northern Ireland sprinters Jason Smyth and Leon Reid at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.
Paralympic star Smyth bowed out of the Commonwealth Games 100m after the first-round heats while teammate Reid was disqualified in the same event.
Smyth started positively in heat four before fading in the second half to finish sixth in 10.66.
The 27-year-old's time was .44 outside his personal best set in 2011.
Reid's first Northern Ireland outing proved a disappointing one as his false start led to a red card.
The London-born 20-year-old switched allegiance to Northern Ireland in February as his mother hails from the province.
Antigua & Barbuda's Tahir Walsh had already been disqualified in heat three before Reid jumped the gun.
Reid – who won European Junior Championship 200m silver last year – will now turn his focus to the longer distance.
Smyth is also scheduled to run the 200m in Glasgow.
On the opening date of athletics action at the Games, Northern Ireland's Gladys Ganiel produced a spirited 12th-place finish in the women's marathon with her finishing time of 2:40.29 only 57 seconds outside her personal best set in Berlin last September.
The American-born runner was making her first appearance at a major championship at the age of 37.
Kenyan Flomena Cheyech Daniel took the gold medal in 2:26.45 ahead of her compatriot Caroline Kilel [2:27.10] with Australia's Jess Trengove [2:30.12] winning the bronze.


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Kolkata, Feb 18 (PTI) Trinamool Congress chief MamataBanerjee today welcomed the High Court''s decision to hand overthe Netai firing probe to CBI, saying she believes the peopleof Netai would get justice.
"I have full respect and faith in the Constitution andnow, I hope, the people of Netai will get justice," Banerjeetold a press conference here today.
She alleged that the CID had been used to protect CPI-Mcadres, who had guided the investigative agency leading tonon-delivery of justice to people in the 35 years of LeftFront rule.
"I don''t blame the CID officers because they have notbeen allowed to work freely by the State Home Department andthe agency has been used to protect the interest of the rulingCPI(M)," Banerjee alleged.
She alleged that from the Tapasi Malik murder case toNandigram firing, from Jnaneswari to Sainthia train accident,there had been no proper investigation and common people hadsuffered.
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Trinamool Congress MP Subhendu Adhikari told reportersthat family members of the victims killed or injured in thefiring had been praying for a CBI probe.
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This reminds me of something I once saw in a Portuguese TV show. It was the 25th of April and they were having a special on it.
There was a lady saying really bad things about the old regime.
When they got to read emails from the people at home, they got one from a 17 year old kid saying:
"That lady should shut up. She keeps complaining about Salazar, but she should be speaking instead of the good things he did for our country."
The presenter turned to the lady and said: "What do you have to say about this?"
She replied: "Yes, he may have done some good things for our country, but he also gave the order to kill my father."
But even monsters can create good they may never have self-consciously aimed for or wanted.
I don't understand why Will Hutton is now "insane in the membrane" because he should suggest this. Cog's anecdote is moving: the victim of a monster may have no obligation to be understanding. But unless you believe that all world leaders past and present divide themselves neatly into Saints and Demons, then it isn't ridiculous to want to look at the historical context.
No, it isn't. But it is ridiculous to demand for a victim to be understanding and, even more, to praise the "good actions" of those monsters.
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Payless Car Sales, Inc., America's Used Car Company®, announced today that Gerry Lane's Payless® Car Sales is now open for business at 11025 Reiger Road. The beautiful facility, originally built as a Saturn store, is located on Interstate 10 in Southeast Baton Rouge and is situated next to Gerry Lane Cadillac.
The store opening allows Baton Rouge customers to buy quality used vehicles with confidence from two names they know and trust: Gerry Lane and Payless® Car Sales. The store features the Payless Assurance® Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program, which delivers peace of mind to customers with a rigorous vehicle inspection, vehicle reconditioning, comprehensive limited warranty, CarFax® vehicle history report, roadside assistance, rental reimbursement, and travel protection all included at no cost to the customer.
"Gerry Lane's new store is a part of Payless' focus to bring in the very best franchisees in automotive retailing," said Keith Wiesman of Payless® Car Sales. "Now that the store is open, customers in Baton Rouge can experience our Drive More…® Pay Less way of doing business."
Mike Venable, the store's General Manager, adds "Our staff is excited that we are now Payless® Car Sales and offering the Payless Assurance® Certified Pre-Owned program. This is exactly the kind of program our customers are looking for."
About Gerry Lane Enterprises
Gerry Lane Enterprises is a family-owned business serving its car-buying customers for over 50 years, the last 25 years in the Baton Rouge market. The Payless® Car Sales franchises are being brought into the organization to complement an already impressive dealership lineup that includes Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac, Saab and Mitsubishi. The Gerry Lane organization has a well-earned reputation in Baton Rouge for giving back to the community with over 400 charities benefiting from the company's many charitable works.
About Payless®
Payless® Car Sales, Inc. and Payless® Car Rental System, Inc., based in St Petersburg, FL, are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Avalon Global Group. Avalon has over 40 years of franchising experience in the automotive industry. Payless® Car Sales awards franchises to qualified automotive dealers in the U.S. To learn more about Payless® Car Sales and Payless® Car Rental opportunities contact Keith Wiesman.
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New York's Eve to Adam are next up for 'Crank It or Yank It' with their new single 'Immortal'.
Talking to Artist Direct about 'Immortal', vocalist Taki Sassari had this to say about it:
'Immortal' is dedicated to those whose accomplishments and influence will last way beyond their living years. It's about those people that everybody else wants to emulate and strive to be like.
'Immortal' appears on Eve to Adam's new album, Locked & Loaded, which was produced by an all-star cast including Dave Bassett, Eric Bass and Elvis Baskette (Puddle of Mudd, Trivium, Chevelle). Give it a listen and decide whether it's worthy of regular rotation.
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" Brand: ASOS / Type: Designer Wear "
I used to be addicted to ASOS.com a few years ago, browsing the website every night and knowing almost every item that they stocked.
I am not as big a fan these days, but I still have a soft spot for the website and tend to put orders in a few times a year.
~ Price and availability ~
This dress cost me £12.50 in the sale reduced from £35.00.
I bought it in green, but red and black versions were also available.
The dress is currently out of stock on asos.com, but it often comes up on ebay.
~ Appearance ~
The dress is chiffon with a soft 100% polyester lining.
It has a sweetheart neckline and then has lace in the same colour, which goes up over the shoulders like vest straps.
Behind the neck the lace comes together from each shoulder and there is a single button fastening.
There is a large triangular shaped opening in the back and below it is more lace until it reaches the elasticated waist, which is quite high.
Having so much lace and a big hole in the back, you can see the straps if you wear a bra with it, but you could probably get away with a black strapless bra if you had the black dress as the lace above the elasticated waist would help to hide your strap.
The dress falls just above the knee.
~ Wearing the dress ~
I have only worn this dress a few times. It is not one of my favourites and not one I reach for as a regular day dress.
Because of the inconvenience of having to wear a strapless bra or no bra at all with this dress I tend to wear it when I am going out on a night time rather than a regular day dress. I don't think it is very dressy though and I have worn it a few times when going out for a meal with my other half, but have never worn it for a normal night out, meeting friends for drinks etc.
I don't always wear dressy dresses when I go out, but if I was going to go for a bit more of a casual look I would rather wear something a bit more comfortable and convenient.
I think the red and black dresses look more dressy than my green one and I was tempted by those colours as well and I'm not sure why I ended up buying it in green.
I bought this dress in a size 10, which is my usual size and I found that it fits well. Having an elasticated waist and no zip fastening I feel that I could have even gone down a size.
The dress feels comfortable to wear and isn't too tight anywhere. It has a flattering shape, flaring out a bit at the waist.
I have found the button on the back needs to be undone to get the dress over your head, but I can do it up myself when the dress is on as the button is just behind my neck.
I have found that it washes well and comes out looking as good as new once I've run an iron over it.
~ Conclusion ~
I like this dress, but I don't love it and it wouldn't be a miss if I removed it from my collection.
It is rather inconvenient not being able to wear a bra with it and the look of it is too casual to justify such an inconvenience.
I bought a similar dress from ASOS in black, without the big hole in the back, not long after I bought this and I much prefer it
This dress is comfortable, a flattering design and it looks and feels good quality. I bought this at a very reasonable price of just £12.50 in the sale, but I'm not sure if I will bother to wear it again.
I knew when I bought this dress that it was backless so it is my own fault really, but considering the fairly casual look of this dress, the green one anyway, I think I am being fair in giving this dress just 3 stars.
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I order regularly from asos.com and I am very happy with the offered service, the variety and the quality of the products. I usually buy dresses, accessories and handbags and I always find great offers on the products that I like. I purchased this dress two weeks ago, for £15.75 (the RRP was £35.00). I had a 50% discount from the original price plus an extra 10% off that I got using a promotional code from their promo e-mails. Currently, it is on the "up to 70% off" sale and it costs only £12.00.
The dress is available in 5 colours: black, cream, pink, green and neon red. The available sizes are from UK 6 to UK 18 but some sizes and colours are already sold out. The black and the neon red versions were my favourites but my size wasn't available in red. So I ordered size 10 in black colour. According to my measurements and the size guide, I should be wearing UK 12 because I have wider hips but my real size is 10 for all the dresses that I've purchased so far.
~ ~ ASOS Skater Dress With Lace And Mesh ~ ~
It is a sleeveless black dress with lace details from the ASOS collection. It has a loose fitting on the top and the skirt is in A-line. However, it can be worn with a thick waist belt to create an even more flattering slim waist.
The top of the dress is covered with black lace. The lace has a beautiful embroidered floral pattern and a black strapless fabric section is attached under the front lace layer, from the bust until the waist line where the skirt starts.
The back of the dress has the same sheer lace design, leaving the skin uncovered underneath. The lace fabric is semi-transparent, light and flimsy so I am wearing the dress with a skin-tone bra in nude shade.
The skirt is double layered. The external layer is a black sheer mesh and there is also a polyester inside lining in the same colour. The inside lining is a bit shorter than the overlaying mesh.
~ ~ Details about the dress & the design: ~ ~
* scoop neckline
* sheer lace back
* sleeveless
* fitted waist
* full mesh layered skirt
* mini cut length
Product Code: 150313
The top main body of the dress is made of 100% Nylon and the skirt is also made of 100% Nylon. The lower part lining is made of 100% Polyester. Although it's synthetic, the material is very soft and comfortable.
The care label says that it should be washed with similar colours in the washing machine and it should be ironed on the reverse side.
~ ~ My opinion ~ ~
I bought this dress because this cutting flatters my silhouette and because the lace is a top style in the winter's fashion trends. When my order arrived, I was really pleased with the nice design and the fit.
The loose fitting is easy to wear and a "safe" choice for me when I shop online, because I am confident that it will look nice on me. I have small waist and wider hips, so this dress fits well on my body type and makes my figure look thinner. Additionally, it's reasonably priced and I am definitely going to wear it a lot this winter.
The dress slips in and out very easily. The waist line is elastic and it doesn't have a zip closure. The length of the dress is great, it's not too short or too long for an evening dress and it's ideal for a Saturday night out or a party. The sheer lace design on the back is very sexy and elegant, and it puts my back on show in a classy way. Also, the cutting is great and the dress is very beautiful and comfortable.
I wore the dress on Friday night at my friend's birthday party and I think it was really pretty because I had some nice compliments. :)
~ ~ Summary ~ ~
I think it's a beautiful dress, appropriate for different body types because of the loose fit. It's a great dress for my nights out and it can also be worn in formal occasions if it's styled with the right accessories, shoes and a glamorous updo hairstyle. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and this dress has earned 5-stars from me!
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The once-considered frontrunner for president, in 2004, Howard Dean headlined a Brooklyn fund-raiser for mayoral candidate Public Advocate Bill de Blasio last night, where he re-enacted the famous scream that ultimately helped sink his 2004 presidential campaign, Politicker reports.
"So we're going to Brooklyn! And then we're going to the Bronx! And then we're going to go to Manhattan and all the way to Gracie Mansion, yeah!" Mr. Dean shouted as laughter rippled through the Crown Inn, a Prospect Heights bar. "Alright, take that Dave Chapelle," he quipped.
Mr. Dean also predicted it would be Mr. Weiner and not early front-runner Council Speaker Christine Quinn in the likely runoff, in which he expressed hope that his candidate Bill de Blasio would win the ticket to face him off.
"He has 100 percent name recognition, he's not going much higher than that. Everyone knows what the deal is, right?" Mr. Dean asked. "But there's going to be a runoff and Anthony Weiner is going to be in that runoff. And he's going to lose that runoff. So what this is is a race to see who gets in the runoff with Anthony, that's how it's going to work."
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Melissa Herrman has joined the staff of physicians at Cotton-O'Neil Clinic's family medicine group at 901 S.W. Garfield. Herrman, who received her medical degree at The University of Kansas School of Medicine in 2004, most recently practiced at Family Health Center of Morris County in Council Grove. She is accepting new patients at (785) 354-5225. Cotton-O'Neil is a division of Stormont-Vail HealthCare.
Linda J. Sheppard will join the Kansas Health Institute on June 30 as senior analyst and strategy team leader for KHI's work surrounding health reform. She will analyze state and federal health reform initiatives, including the Affordable Care Act, and their impact in Kansas. Sheppard most recently served as special counsel and director of health care policy and analysis at the Kansas Insurance Department, where one of her prior roles was project manager for the KID's implementation of the insurance provisions of the Affordable Care Act. Prior to rejoining the KID in 2008, Sheppard was deputy attorney general for the Kansas Attorney General's Consumer Protection/Antitrust Division.
Greg Hill, who spent 15 years with the Kansas Dental Association in Topeka, recently was named executive director of the Colorado Dental Association in Denver. Hill, a graduate of Kansas State University and the Washburn University School of Law, served as assistant executive director of the KDA and executive director of the Kansas Dental Charitable Foundation. He helped create the foundation and the Kansas Mission for Mercy project in 2003.
Mayor Larry Wolgast has announced the following appointments to three community boards in Topeka:
■ Ryan Freed to fill an unexpired term ending April 30, 2015, on the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library board of trustees. Freed, the director of the Kansas Corporation Commission's Energy Division, is filling the position previously held by the late Robert Harder.
■ Beverly Hall and Rodney Miller to four-year reappointments to the Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority. Hall was elected chairman of the Authority in June, while Miller, senior vice president of the Topeka Branch of Stifel Nicolaus, is immediate past chairman of the Authority.
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I'm just gonna straight up ignore the fact that I should be recommending umbrellas and coats with hoods, because summer WILL come (it will! it must!)
...and when it does you need to be prepared.
You can tell I'm looking forward to festival season already as my first bum bag purchase of 2014 is looming on the horizon (how can you resist when it looks like a watermelon?!) but otherwise it's all about bold prints, sequins and colour this week.
Happy shopping!
1. Boxy Tee by River Island - £30
Either print is great, but stick them side by side and they look frikkin awesome.
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2. Skort by River Island - £30
It's the shape to be seen in and it's coral AND it's leopard print. What more could you ask for? Wear with the above tee for maximum 'LOOK AT MY PRINTS' impact.
3. Sandals by Topshop - £30
Flatform wedges are a thing this summer, so find a pair you like and wear them relentlessly.
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4. Tee by Freebird Apparel - £18
Some people just need reminding.
5. Trousers by Jaded London - £45
They have pineapples on them!!!!
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6. Bumbag by Merrimaking - £28
I carried a watermelon.
7. Sequin Skirt by Nasty Gal - £76
I have often thought a heavy gold sequin maxi skirt is *just* the thing that my wardrobe is missing, but now that I've seen how brilliant one can look with a baggy old tee I'm convinced. Serious IDGAF attitude.
8. Sequin Dress by alice + olivia - £430
Or do the opposite of laid back sequins and just completely steal the show.
9. Bracelet by Oh Someday - £15
Hand made in Brighton, Roots Manuva would approve.
10. Sandals by Zara - £59.99
A little bit tribal, a big bit awesome.
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Durham mother charged in toddler's 2014 death
Posted June 9, 2015
Durham, N.C. — A 22-year-old Durham woman was arrested and charged Tuesday with murder in the May 2014 death of her 15-month-old daughter, Durham police said.
Melanie Lashay Battle was arrested in Halifax County. She was held in the Halifax County jail Tuesday under no bond.
Battle is accused of killing her daughter, Tameya Rodgers. A medical examiner's report determined the child died as a result of blunt force trauma, police said.


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