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Wolves Lane Garden Centre Petition has received over 820 signatures in just 3 weeks!
BUT we still need 1380 more signatures in order to have a voice with Haringey Council. Please sign the petition to save Wolves Lane Garden Centre today!
Please repost, retweet, share this post with your friends!
Supporters have been signing the online petition as well as showing their encouragement by signing the paper petition too. Thank you to everyone who has signed to make sure that this valuable community resource stays open!
We need 2,200 signatures total to have a voice. You must live, work or study in Haringey in order to sign this petition.
Your centre is at risk and threatened by Council budget cuts. We need to act now to save this valuable resource. Once your garden centre is lost, we cannot get it back.
We, the undersigned, petition the council:
We strongly support the Activities at the Wolves Lane Garden Centre at Wolves Lane N22 5JD and oppose any attempt to close it or move its functions elsewhere.
- The Centre is unique – a 3.5 acre site run by the London Borough of Haringey that features a Palm House, desert garden and rainforest.
- These features cannot be relocated or replaced. This resource would be permanently lost.
- The Palm House is the only one of its kind in North London.
- The Centre offers excellent opportunities for:
- training and volunteering in gardening for:
- those with physical and/or learning difficulties,
- work experience for local schools and
- the unemployed
- education: environmental education for 2,500 local school children a year & family learning in English as a second language
- growing: plants and vegetables for the public and council's parks and flower beds
- services and activities: a variety for the local community
- training and volunteering in gardening for:
Please sign the petition to save Wolves Lane Garden Centre today!


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As is the island!
{renovate} kitchen REVEAL!
As is the island!
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- AnonymousMarch 11, 2013 at 7:18 AM
It looks amazing! Congrats on being done...ReplyDelete
The painted floors, bronze counter tops, floor border, glue removal, counter chair legs shortening... so many surprises and memories. Congratulations on finishing. Bitter sweet for those of us following along. It turned out great!ReplyDelete
It looks great, Jenn! The layout seems much more efficient - these old kitchens with too many doorways just become awkward. You came up with a nice solution. Did you need to get a permit to take down the wall? I love that you had a few of the tiles taped onto the wall way back before you started demo :) It shows you really had a plan and a vision for what the space would become.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! You know this as well as anyone - 4 doors in one room is horrible to work around! We did not get a permit for the wall. We were advised both ways, but decided not to - something about how the entire wall didn't actually come down, just a portion? My husband knows the details. And the tile? So funny - I was trying to convince Chris it was the BEST tile :).Delete
Your kitchen is absolutely beautiful! I love how much of an impact opening it up in to the living room makes! And that painting by the sink is so cute! Congrats! I'll be coming to you for advice when we start out kitchen remodel next year!!ReplyDelete
YAY!!!!! Congrats on callin' it done. I can almost hear your sighs of relief. :) Looks amazing.ReplyDelete
Absolutely georgeous! Its so much more open and inviting and I love all of the details, the backsplash, copper island, navy in the nook. Wonderful job!ReplyDelete
ack... gorgeous. Oh my spelling!ReplyDelete
Girlfriend (and Chris), Kudos, high fives, hugs...it looks fantastic. Look at all of the natural light you've got flooding in now. You should be very proud. It's beautiful - enjoy it. And if I'm ever out in Portland I want a personal tour. Oh, and I can't get enough of those pendants over the island.ReplyDelete
I need that tile and the bronze island to come and live with me!!!ReplyDelete
amazing job.
It looks lovely! Congrats on such a great job.ReplyDelete
You guys did a fantastic job! In the end it doesn't matter how long it took. All that matters is that it's done and you love it.ReplyDelete
Seriously Jenn, this is just awesome! All of your choices and materials combine to make this a perfect transformation. I'll bet you LOVE having people over and where before they might not hang in the kitchen, now you can't get them out! Enjoy and be proud of the work the two of you did to make this happen!ReplyDelete
I am in love with your kitchen!! You guys did fantastic work. I love the nook as well, the colors are so cozy. Congrats!ReplyDelete
Nailed it!!!! I don't think there is a single detail that isn't 100% perfect - you thought through the design so well and it shows! BEAUTIFUL!!!ReplyDelete
WOW!! I mean, just WOW. That is STUNNING. I'm in love with everything: that huge island, the backsplash, the new floors - everything! HUGE congrats to you guys on an amazing job and finally being finished! It's just perfect!ReplyDelete
Kelly @ View Along the Way
It looks amazing! I love the copper table top. And the backsplash. It looks awesome. What a transformation! I really like your dining room light as well. Everything looks so well put together!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Jenn (and Chris)!!! It is so nice to see it all come together after so much hard work (I can't imagine!)! It's gorgeous. My favorite parts are the pendant lights, the backslash tile, the copper and the painted floors:) And the wall you took down! It must be so nice to spend time in there together, you deserve it:)ReplyDelete
This is absolutely amazing!!! I love the backsplash and the sink!! It's so bright and inviting. I love it :)ReplyDelete
Nine months! You and Chris just had a kitchen! Congrats again!ReplyDelete
Not sure if this is too personal, but would you be willing to share some of the costs of the kitchen? I know you guys did most of the work yourself, so I assume that saved a lot of money. But what were your big expenses? Would you do anything different? Any suggestions for future kitchen remodelers? :)
THANK YOU all! Sharing this process with you has made it so much more fun for us - you all have been encouraging every step of the way and I really appreciate all your comments! :)ReplyDelete
Jenn, your kitchen is AMAZING!! I'm so excited for you guys that you are finished and are ready to enjoy the space. I can't get over what a difference it has made from your "before" pictures. There's so many great details here, but I think my favorite is that subway tile. Very on trend, but so timeless with the unique shape.ReplyDelete
Congrats, again! You guys deserve to kick up your feet and savor all that hard work. Cheers!

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If you believe that an active warrant from Terrell County, Georgia has lost teeth just because it is several years old, you could not be more wrong. Remember that arrest warrants never go out of effect. They merely turn into outstanding warrants after a while. However, this is just legal mumbo jumbo, at the end of the day, whether a warrant is active or outstanding, it can always be used to take the accused into custody.
The police and no less than two judicial branches accept requests for a warrant search from private applicants. To initiate the inquiry, you will need basic information about the subject like his/her name, age and race. Additional details like the social security number will only help to get more pertinent results.
If you want to get a Terrell County warrant search done in your own name and suspect that an outstanding warrant maybe lurking in the system against you, it would be best to go about the process through an online database. You can find a private repository of arrest records by filling the form above.
On the other hand, if you seek this information to furnish the report to a potential employer, you will in all likelihood need a notarized copy which can only be procured from the office of the magistrate or the county clerk. Similarly, if you want additional crime details like the most wanted list, it would help to go to Terrell County sheriff's department. These agencies are located at:
- Sheriff: 513 S Main St, Dawson, Georgia 39842
- Magistrate: Same as above
- County Clerk: PO Box 189, Georgia
Of the nearly 1000 criminal instances that were reported in Terrell County from 2002 to 2008, nearly 100 were violent crimes.The low crime rate was obviously an impact of the reducing criminal incident average of the area which went down by almost 20%.


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"Once we open a destination, we are not just testing to see how we go. We are sure that we are going to do well and, off course, our intention is that we are going to be for a long, long time in Guyana," Vice President (Sales) Guillermo Gomez Wilches told reporters.
He noted that COPA has been flying consistently to at least 20 destinations in the past four years and has remained there.
Wilches expects that travelling on COPA will peak in months other than July-August when Guyanese mostly fly to and from the United States and Canada. He is confident that Guyanese will take advantage of travelling to Panama for business and pleasure at affordable fares.
He said he would not divulge the statistics because COPA's competitors would want to take advantage of them. "We have those numbers but unfortunately I can't share it with you because I don't want to open the appetite for other carriers," he said.
The COPA official said his carrier's business model provides for connections to other destinations in the Americas and worldwide through its Star Alliance partnership with other airlines.
The airline begins flying the Guyana-Panama route from July 11.


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For those looking for a cheerier Media Bites in the wake of Monday's Debby downer, all I can say is: keep looking. Over the last couple of days, gore and slaughter once again dominated the nation's editorial pages, only this time with a uniquely Canadian twist.
Monday morning marked the long-awaited release of former B.C. attorney-general Wally T. Oppal's Missing Women Commission of Inquiry report, which for those who haven't been following west coast affairs particularly closely, is essentially a 1,448-page grad school dissertation (single-spaced!) seeking to explain why noted skeezball Willie Pickton was able to murder all those Vancouver prostitutes without anyone caring.
Now, to say commissioning this report was a bit controversial is like saying Pickton himself was a bit murdery. Oppal's investigation basically entailed a jaunty stroll across a packed minefield of modern Canada's touchiest subjects, including racism, sexism, classism, aboriginal politics, the sex trade, mental illness, alcoholism, drug abuse, bureaucratic cruelty and police incompetence, all headed by a party hack from an embattled provincial government that might very well poll worse than all the others put together.
Yet with all that being said, Wally's final product is still an admirably "comprehensive and compassionate" document that's "tough" and not "another whitewash" at all, writes famed Pickton scholar Stevie Cameron in Wednesday's Globe and Mail. Such a pity, then, that all those judgy cynics at the release party tried to scream the poor fellow off the stage.
Far from being the purest players in the room, Stevie thinks a lot of Vancouver's righteous activists need to "examine their own responsibilities" for the ongoing woe of their inner-city underclass, noting that, while "well-meaning," much of the urban charity elite spend far more time "blaming and bickering" than actually bandaging the "running sore" that is the Downtown Eastside.
Running sore? More like "slow-burning, never-ending tire-fire of misery" ante-ups Jon Kay in the National Post. The plight of Pickton's victims is the real story here, he says -- and their murders merely marked the end.
Jon sees women "marked for misery from birth," growing up, as they did, against a horrific backdrop of addiction and exploitation. And all the liberal prostitution/drug laws in the world can never help those whose "severely damaged psychology systematically drives them to enablers and clients who are exploitative and sadistic."
But that's still no reason to treat them as "nobodies," responds the Toronto Star editorial board, who prefer to view the Wally report as a grim indictment of racist cops who basically considered residents of the Downtown Eastside barely one step above the trash they slept on.
If "nothing else," they declare, post-Oppal the "police are on notice that their bias against aboriginal women is under scrutiny and must change."
Which would be ironic indeed, says the Winnipeg Free Press board, since Wally himself actually "underscored that police attitudes were merely a reflection of social attitudes," and not, in fact "a characteristic unique to police."
In other words, while it's always easy to denounce the racist cops running our cities, it's a great deal harder to confront the racist cops within.
As is the case with most preventable tragedies, one imagines we'll probably see a big government report about last week's massacre in Connecticut someday, too. And it'll most likely be written by Joe Biden, who President Obama plopped in charge of some gun violence task force thing on Monday, around the same time Minister Oppal was dodging rotten fruit.
But c'mon, this is Joe Biden we're talking about -- it might take a while. If we're looking for firm conclusions about massacres in the meantime, we'll just have to make do with the nattering of the Canadian editorial pages, who, not for the first time, apparently hold all the answers to America's violence woes.
Aha, Yankees, here's yer problem, say the jolly technicians at the Globe board -- too much NRA.
The Globeos know that preventing future killing sprees will require "tighter restrictions" of killing contraptions, so naturally they're mortally opposed to the lobby group that's spent decades opposing "even the most common-sense restrictions on gun ownership," including the "banning of high-muzzle-velocity assault rifles that come with handy grenade launchers" (though to be fair, how else are you supposed to hunt armour-plated deer?).
Bah,retorts George Jonas at the Post. You bleeding hearts can impose restrictions till you're chaffed and raw, but ultimately all this gun control busy-bodying will do "is to force lawbreakers, which maniacs are by definition, to kill with illegally acquired weapons." And then soon we'll all be commie thugs in the Chinese Army! (George is a man of swift conclusions).
Ugh, enough with these "incessant theories" groans Warren Kinsella in the Sun. By the way, here's mine: it's the media's fault.
Sure, says Warren, "that little bastard" may have pulled the trigger, but the press "made him famous" by making such a big fuss about it. The promise of 24/7 coverage is "like a telegram delivered by God" to these lunatics, so we'd better think twice before burning the name "Adam Lanza" into our brains like we did with Jared... whatever in Arizona and uh... orange hair guy from Colorado.
But Warren has a point. Maybe we in the media world do spend too much time plunking out column after column about murderers when a better approach would be keeping our big laptops shut.
In fact, watch me lead by example.


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Rebecca Habermann
I have always had a great love for nature. As a young girl, I was enthralled with John Muir's descriptions of the Sierra Nevada and Ansel Adams' photography. My early interest in environmentalism has deepened since becoming a mother and learning about the threat climate change poses to my child and future generations. As a family, we do what we can to lower our carbon footprint. And I teach my daughter that if you want change, you need to be part of the change. Believing that each person can make a difference I joined Mothers Out Front. I hope to inspire others to see their potential to make a difference in making our world a healthier and safer place to live.
Linda Hutchins-Knowles
Before becoming a mother, there was nothing I wanted more in the world than to have children. Now that I've been blessed with two precious daughters, there is nothing I want more than a safe world for them to live in. I've grown increasingly concerned about the threat climate destabilization poses to all of us, especially children. One day, it hit me that if I, as a parent, am not willing to advocate for a livable climate, who do I think will care more? So I co-founded the South Bay Mothers Out Front team to inspire and mobilize parents, channeling our mama-bear love into effective climate action. It's exhilarating to know that we're really making a difference, and that gives me hope for the future. When I'm not saving the planet, I enjoy biking, reading, speaking español, and hanging out with family and friends.
Martina Keim
Coming from Europe, I know that—with combined effort—a lot can be done to stabilize our climate. I felt I needed to do something, but what? It took me quite some time and raising two boys to understand that every person counts to make a difference in this matter. Mothers Out Front gives me the platform to be part of a wonderful group, led by passionate mothers who care about our climate and future generations. How can you as a mom not want to be part of it? I am a Junior-K teacher and I feel the urge to protect and preserve nature for all children. I also enjoy hanging out with my family, singing in the German choir, learning the Ukulele, knitting, and writing journals.
Stacy Levy
I co-founded a local Mothers Out Front team because I believe that, with the love we parents and child advocates have for our children, we can do almost anything. As a mother of three amazing sons, I want to model being active, constructive, and responsible. I also want to do my part to ensure that the planet our children inherit is able to support them. When I'm not working, I enjoy spending time in nature, playing board games with my family, reading, and cooking.
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When my first son was born, I started taking concrete steps to live sustainably, including cloth diapering and eating vegan. I was doing what I could to keep a cleaner earth, but never knew I could make a bigger impact. Then I met Linda, a mom who was empowering others to make their voices heard as part of a Mothers Out Front team. I knew at once that Mothers Out Front was for me and joined the team's campaign for Community Choice Energy (CCE). I eagerly asked friends to sign postcards for CCE, attended City Council, and even gave public testimony there in May. At the end of that meeting, the City Councilmembers and Mayor voted unanimously for CCE! Our team stood and applauded and the entire audience followed – possibly the first standing ovation in City Council history! Mothers Out Front has empowered me, providing a platform where I can do what I love and what is necessary - working with others towards a livable climate for all of Earth's inhabitants.
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I am a native Californian and a mom of three girls. My parents have always been strong environmentalists and conservationists, so these values were instilled in me from a young age. I have always tried to do my part to conserve materials, recycle, and adopt a greener lifestyle. But as I hear more and more about the imminent threat of climate change on our planet, I am realizing that action on a bigger level is necessary too. I am excited to be part of the South Bay Mothers Out Front team so that I can contribute to city, county and statewide campaigns to fight climate change. Being part of a supportive team of moms who share my passion for helping the planet is rewarding and comforting. In my spare time I like to read, walk my dog, do yoga, and volunteer at my children's schools.
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I have loved Nature all my life. Growing up in Bakersfield, I was surrounded by farmland, cotton fields, Kit foxes, and the stillness of the desert. Today, buildings and homes have replaced the open fields I once played in and the beloved Kit fox is an endangered species. Protecting Nature and its bounty is a priority, not just for my children (and now grandchildren!) but for all the living creatures that inhabit this Earth. I am an advocate for green energy policies that reduce CO2 emissions as well as regenerative agricultural policies that reduce CO2 emissions and protect soil, water, biodiversity, and food systems. Through Mothers Out Front, I have found a dedicated group of mothers who, like me, are driven to create and protect a healthy livable climate for our future generations.
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Climate change was a common topic in my household growing up. My mother always told me "do what you can". She always recycled, re-purposed, and did things like replacing our wood stove with a more environmentally friendly alternative. Now that I am also a mother, I would like to take her beliefs and go further. Mothers Out Front gives me an effective medium to make our world healthier—and make new friends in the process. In my spare time I love to play my flute, snuggle my kids and take my dogs on hikes.
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I told her I had dealt with depression before too. Or rather, it had dealt with me. Unfolding crossed arms, she leaned closer and asked about the hands that had carried me through. I told her they were scarred. Our God, I shared, is the only God–among all those who claim to be–to point to His scars.
For Jesus said to Thomas, "Reach here your finger and see my hands; and reach here your hand, and put it into My side; and be not unbelieving, but believing." (Jn. 20:27) It was His resurrected body, yet He still had wounds. Rather than hide them, He revealed them to His doubting friend as proof of who He really was.
"Doubting" friends often approach Jesus as Thomas did. They long to see the wounds in those of us who are resurrected with Christ. Perfect people and places are entertaining, but offer little in the way of new life. Frequently, it is the very limp in our walk, the tremor in our voice, the path of pain which leads others to declare, as Thomas did, "My Lord and my God!" (Jn. 20:28)
My friend hasn't yet made that declaration. Our mutual brokenness has been a bridge for me to begin to show her the Way. When some believe upon hearing the Word, others have to touch our wounds.


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Police have swooped on a gang thought to be behind a sophisticated eftpos card-skimming operation in which dozens of people have lost thousands of dollars.
Four people are expected to face court today in connection with the latest scam targeting New Zealanders' bank cards - this time involving store eftpos machines.
Thousands of dollars was withdrawn from at least 60 BNZ and Westpac accounts via a cash machine in Canada at the weekend. Other banks' customers, including the ASB's, have also been affected.
The scam is separate from one that targeted five ANZ and National Bank ATMs in Auckland in February and March, when more than $1 million was taken by fraudsters who withdrew the money in cities around the world.
In those cases, a "skimming" device was fitted over the slot where the card was inserted into the ATM. Information was collected from the card's magnetic strip while a tiny camera fitted above the keypad recorded the PIN being entered.
However, the Herald understands latest cases have targeted eftpos terminals inside stores - possibly by replacing them with machines with devices fitted or by tampering with them in store.
It is understood four people were arrested in Auckland on Friday evening and are set to appear in court today.
About 60 customers from BNZ and Westpac were affected at the weekend. Eftpos, credit cards and debit cards had all been used, the banks said.
People affected have had their bank accounts frozen and will have to have new cards issued. They will be reimbursed for any money that has been taken.
Centre for banking studies at Massey University Dr Claire Matthews said the new eftpos card scam targeting eftpos machines would be employees taking details through a separate device.
"It is less likely to be the terminal itself, but an employee who is taking the card at the same time you're making the transaction and taking the details on a separate device.''
She said scams were diversifying all the time and it was a matter of protecting your personal identification number (PIN).
"It's important to take care when entering your PIN, because even if they've got the details of the card they still need the PIN and that's why the advice is to actually to cover your hand as you enter your PIN,'' Matthews told Newstalk ZB this morning.
"Some terminals have a PIN cover, but they're uncommon and if you don't have one of those you should be covering your PIN.''
Matthews said New Zealand was up to speed with technology, but once new forms of scamming were discovered the information would be shared widely and internationally.
"It's a cat and mouse game. As soon as one is prevented those interested find another way of doing it,'' she said.
She said when money had been illegally taken from an account and the owner had not contributed in any way to the loss the onus would be on the bank.
"The bank are the ones that bear the loss. If you haven't contributed to the loss in any way the bank will reimburse you.''
ASB said it had noticed an increase in "skimming" scams over the past several days, which was impacting all banks.
"We have identified the cards that were used during the dates when potential fraud issues have occurred and will be speaking with our affected customers."
One scam victim, Justin Bennett, told a news website yesterday that his BNZ account was "emptied" with several transactions of $350. A statement showed the transactions were made in Canada.
His girlfriend, Natasha Young, reportedly had her account frozen by Westpac after attempts were made overseas to access it.
No arrests have been made in relation to the earlier ATM skimming but police released a picture of a man seen near the affected machines.
Bill Farmer, chief executive of credit card security business Mako Networks, said much of the focus on card fraud was usually to do with ATM machines, but criminals regularly "harvested" information from other locations.
"They could have people who are working in the individual businesses - particularly the hospitality trade - and they basically take the credit card or debit card and get the information off it through a separate reader."
He said it was essential businesses complied with a new security system that was being quickly adopted in the Northern Hemisphere and is likely to be compulsory worldwide by 2015.
Mr Farmer said local businesses had been slow to comply. Of an estimated 180,000 merchants in New Zealand, he would be "surprised if there were 1000 of them compliant" with the new standard.
In July 2010, two Canadians admitted their part in an international syndicate that secretly modified eftpos machines in NZ shops to steal customers' card details.
The skimmers replaced eftpos terminals with "compromised" replicas, often aided by shop staff they had bribed or threatened.
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New study finds that couples who drink together, stay together
A new study shows that a little booze might just be the glass slipper we've been seeking to create our perfect modern-day fairytale.
SUNY (State University of New York) Buffalo has concluded that couples who drink together stay together. Dr. Gregory Homish of SUNY Buffalo has spent the last decade studying the behavior and satisfactions of couples. He recently came to the conclusion that couples with similar vices (such as alcohol) and levels of engagement with such vices are likely to be content with their relationship. The correlation was especially prevalent for alcohol consumption. In other words, booze with your boo for a successful relationship!
This isn't to say that if couples who don't enjoy drinking start consuming more alcohol, their marriage will improve. It simply suggests that those who appreciate being wined and, well, more wined, should stick with spouses with the same appreciation for alcohol.
Homish's study followed more than 600 couples as they embarked on their new marriages. The couples filled out a questionnaire before their wedding and repeated the questionnaire after one, two, four, and seven years of marriage. The study found that couples with different drinking habits became dissatisfied with one another more easily than couples who enjoy drinking together.
One might assume that couples who drink profusely together would dig themselves into a downward spiral as alcohol is a depressant. However, the study surprisingly yielded the opposite as true.
Perhaps these couples are just too drunk to bother fighting which is why they've made it through the long haul. Regardless, they're doing something right! Cheers to the happy (and tipsy) couples!
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The Coalition of Civil Societies and Media Executives for Good Governance in Nigeria (COCMEGG) has lauded the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN) for making homeownership affordable, available and less cumbersome to Nigerian workers. The affordable home ownership according to the group will drive growth of the economy.
A statement issued in Abuja and signed by the president, Omoba Kenneth Aigbegbele and publicity secretary, Comrade Inuwa Sule, respectively said the FMBN under the leadership of Ahmed Musa Dangiwa is raising the hope of Nigerians desiring to have houses of their own.
This is following the organisation's appraisal of the bank's efforts in carrying out its regulatory roles and functions as enshrined in the Act establishing it.
"COCMEGG passes a vote of confidence on the hierarchy of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), under Arc. Ahmed Musa Dangiwa, for its forthrightness, vision and strategies in seeing to it that the average workers, middle income earners and the common man on the streets have a home to lay their heads and therefore, called on all relevant stakeholders in the industry to support and partner with the institutional development, transformational philosophy and revolution presently taking place at the FMBN and key in for the overall prosperity of the Nigerian workers," it stated.
The statement lauded introduction of the zero equity on loans to Nigerian workers by the bank for the implementation of a new approved condition for accessing loans from the National Housing Fund (NHF).
The group added that the initiative will lead to the reduction of hardship presently experienced by Nigerians in having access to building their own houses."
It is indeed a strategic initiative that will not only drive the mortgage industry but the economy as a whole as it will also boost and encourage people at the grassroots by enriching their wellbeing and making life easy for Nigerians by engaging more people in the construction sector."
The World Bank had estimated that Nigeria has a housing deficit of about 17 million units and the FMBN has, therefore, designed the NHF to mobilise funds to provide the citizens with affordable residential houses through accredited PMBs with the lowest rate possible.
"Since the present leadership took over the helms of affairs, it has been plethora of initiatives, as the apex mortgage body has experienced a lot of milestones ranging from good governance practice, accountability and transparency in its core operations including institutional capacity building and infrastructure development of the bank.
"It is on record that Nigerians have never been so sensitized in the last three decades, unlike what we are seeing today towards homeownership, as the management's strategic awareness, enlightenment and sensitisation campaign have created the needed impetus for the boost of the industry as witnessed by all today.
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A Reality Check for 2012 and Planet X — Follow The Money
YOWUSA.COM, 04-Dec-2006
In my recently released podcast, Could We See Two Suns in Five Years? (now available on iTunes) I put forth the proposition that we live in a binary system and that Sol's unborn twin is a brown dwarf. This proposition is based on current astronomical data, plus the ancient historical accounts and warnings contained in The Kolbrin Bible.
Larger than the planet Jupiter and commonly referred to as Planet X or Nibiru, the return of this object in our near future, was prophesied by the ancient Egyptians, Mayans, Druids and more.
Yes, the title of this podcast is a bold statement, and as such is certain to be scoffed at by self-appointed debunkers demanding proof. There is proof. All you have to do is follow the money, and this article shows you where a large part of it is going.
News Flash
In the coming decade, we're not only going to see more solar storms. such as this, but we'll also see far more destructive perfect solar storms as well. To see what we're doing about this, read this article.
Space.com, 13-Dec-06
Space weather forecasters revised their predictions for storminess after a major flare erupted on the Sun overnight threatening damage to communication systems and power grids while offering up the wonder of Northern Lights.
"We're looking for very strong, severe geomagnetic storming" to begin probably around mid-day Thursday, Joe Kunches, Lead Forecaster at the NOAA Space Environment Center, told SPACE.com this afternoon.
The storm is expected to generate aurora or Northern Lights, as far south as the northern United States Thursday night. Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are not expected to be put at additional risk, Kunches said.
Radio communications, satellites and power grids could face potential interruptions or damage, however.
Solar flares send radiation to Earth within minutes. Some are also accompanied by coronal mass ejections (CME), clouds of charged particles that arrive in a day or two. This flare unleashed a strong CME that's aimed squarely at Earth.
"It's got all the right stuff," Kunches said.
NASA, 13-Dec-06
A violent solar explosion sent a dangerous wave of radiation through space late Tuesday, prompting NASA to order the crews of Discovery and the International Space Station to take shelter overnight, according to Local 6 News partner Florida Today.
The solar flare erupted around 9:40 p.m., unleashing enough radiation to disrupt radio communications on Earth and in orbit while endangering astronauts circling 220 miles above the planet.
NASA flight surgeons and agency radiation experts determined that the burst of highly energetic particles approached a limit that made preventative action prudent, Florida Today reported.
What Do Our Best Minds Tells Us?
Back in October, I interested Author and Nuclear Physicist Rick Firestone for Cut to the Chase. His topic was Killer Supernovas and Human Evolution and at the outset of the program we discussed Stephen Hawking's pronouncement just a few days earlier that we've got to leave this planet if we are to survive as a species.
Calling himself a "real scientist," Firestone labeled Hawking's pronouncement as "pie in the sky." No doubt he's not the only "real scientist" to say this, but that hasn't slowed Hawkings down one little bit.
London Telegraph, December 1, 2006
Mankind will need to venture far beyond planet Earth to ensure the long-term survival of our species, according to the world's best known scientist, Professor Stephen Hawking.
Returning to a theme he has voiced many times before, the Cambridge University cosmologist said today that space-rockets propelled by the kind of matter/antimatter annihilation technology popularised in Star Trek would be needed to help Homo sapiens colonise hospitable planets orbiting alien stars.
Even though I took exception with Firestone's comment later on in the show, this early on judgment proved to be a real interest killer for the interview. The web site statistics told me that. I could see from the download rates that my listeners were turning out early on.
What prompted Firestone to make that statement can best be understood by reading Dale Caruso's excellent 5-part series, The Guardians of Dogma. Nonetheless, Killer Supernovas and Human Evolution was a brilliant interview, filled with incredibly valuable information. If you can put aside the gaff, the show has a lot to offer.
Let's Forget the Egos and Follow the Money
When you follow the money, you see that our governments are taking this threat seriously. They're spending immense sums to understand and cope with this threat. They are doing the right things, and at the right time. When you see the facts for yourself, the truth of it becomes unavoidable.
There are science facts, and then there are economic realities. To see the difference, let's follow the money as we examine the recent burst of research activity by space agencies worldwide. We'll look at NASA (USA) , ESA (Europe), CNES (France) and JAXA (Japan), and what they're saying.
A New Fleet of Space-based
New funding, to extend the mission of ESA's venerable solar watchdog SOHO, will ensure it plays a leading part in the fleet of solar spacecraft scheduled to be launched over the next few years.
Since its launch on 2 December 1995, The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has provided an unprecedented view of the Sun – and not just the side facing the Earth. Two teams have now developed techniques for using SOHO to recreate the conditions on the far side of the Sun. The new funding will allow its mission to be extended from April 2007 to December 2009. Read more...
NASA will launch its twin STEREO spacecraft into orbit around the Sun, to provide the first stereoscopic views of coronal mass ejections.
The twin spacecraft, called the Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory (STEREO), will explore these massive explosions, or coronal mass ejections, which erupt as billowing magnetic storms that can dwarf the sun.
"In terms of space-weather forecasting, we're where weather forecasters were in the 1950s," said Michael Kaiser, STEREO project scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. "They didn't see hurricanes until the rain clouds were right above them. In our case, we can see storms leaving the sun, but we have to make guesses and use models to figure out if and when they will impact Earth."
Each STEREO observatory, which is about the size of a golf cart, carries 16 instruments in all, including imaging telescopes for optical photos, equipment to measure solar wind and more energetic particles, magnetometers and radio antennas. Read more...
Our Sun is a violent star and is capable of producing explosive flares and hurling clouds of matter toward Earth, activities that in the past have interfered with satellite communications and electric power transmission grids on Earth.
Solar scientists have found suggestions that extremely small magnetic features in the solar photosphere are responsible for the changes in the luminosity. Solar-B will enable the first comprehensive set of observations to determine the role of these features in long-term solar luminosity changes and provide better answers to this provocative question of how the Sun impacts Earth's climate. Read more...
Proba-2, currently under development and due for launch in September 2007, is the second in ESA's series of small, low-cost satellites that are being used to validate new spacecraft technologies while also carrying scientific instruments.
Four experiments are being flown: two for solar observations and two for space weather measurements. Read more...
"The SDO mission... will directly contribute to NASA's mission to understand and protect the home planet." Read more...
Mission Goal: Understand the magnetic topologies that give rise to rapid high-energy release processes. Read more...
Tests of critical systems have already begun, in preparation for the full spacecraft assembly, system tests and verification, culminating in an August 2008 launch. The prime observing phase of SDO is planned for five years - half a solar cycle - with the possibility of a 5-year extension. Read more...
By approaching as close as 45 solar radii, the Solar Orbiter will view the solar atmosphere with unprecedented spatial resolution circa 100km pixel size. Over extended periods the Solar Orbiter will deliver images and data of the polar regions and the side of the Sun not visible from Earth. Read more...
Solar Orbiter is attracting interest beyond Europe and the workshop made a strong plea for international coordination of future solar missions, which was swiftly accepted. The wide attendance from beyond Europe meant that the Inter Agency Consultative Group (IACG) on space science could meet and it was quickly agreed that Solar Orbiter should become a major element of NASA's 'Living with a Star' programme which begins in 2007. However, Solar Orbiter would complement appropriate missions in this programme, especially NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), if its launch date were brought forward to 2010. Read more...
People follow different paths to the truth about Planet X, with an enduring hope that one day, our government will finally disclose what it knows.
Like UFOlogy, the hope is that if you create a pile of pictures high enough, perhaps at some point the truth will reach critical mass and voila-disclosure. Unfortunaetly, just like Marxism, it's one of those inspiring fantasy goals that can never be achieved.
This is why Planet X investigator, Bob Fletcher, producer of the IN-COMMING DVDs, has come at this from an entirely different directions. Bob followed the money and found that more was spent on preparation for Planet X than anyone could imagine. GO
This program presents an overview of the Planet X system, how it moves through our solar system and why we always seem to observe it near the Sun and not behind us, plus recent observations of three planets in the Planet X system captured by ocean buoys located in the Gulf of Alaska and the Gulf of Mexico.
Detailed explanations of the first three Planet X events projected for the tribulation time line are presented: covert visitations, deep impact, and the perihelion alignment of the Planet X system as it will be seen from Earth. These projections by the Guides appear in the book, Being In It for the Species The Universe Speaks.
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"The RN to BSN education at Linfield taught me that what I get out of education is up to me, and by pushing harder, reaching higher, and always demanding better, anything is possible! In having that type of leadership within Linfield's RN to BSN educational program, I was prepared to reach for higher education and push harder by taking ownership and accountability for my educational and professional goals. So while the degree opened doors, it was the quality of leadership and support within Linfield's nursing program that helped me to achieve my professional goals," – Lisa Robinson, RN to BSN graduate, Linfield College Online and Continuing Education.
Lisa Robinson's passion for nursing and education began early in her life and eventually led her to pursue her online RN to BSN degree with Linfield's well-respected program. Throughout the program, Linfield's outstanding faculty mentored her, championed her career interests and helped her find her unique path to delivering quality care.
Having two parents in the medical profession served as inspiration for the career she knew she wanted. Her mother was an LPN who changed lives "with her skill and spirit" while her father was a groundbreaking educator who was driven by a mission to ensure that everyone had access to education and founded the first online education platform.
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Delayed by personal setbacks in early adulthood and the devastating loss of her beloved brother, she was inspired when her mother joined the RN program at Eastern Oklahoma State College and encouraged Lisa to join with her. Her family were a constant source of strength and support throughout the early challenges of education and her mother led the way for what Lisa wanted to achieve.
"She excelled and was a great mentor to me throughout the program, continuing to encourage and inspire me as well as my instructors and peers," Lisa said. Her father bought her first computer, giving her a connection to the world that resulted in meeting her British husband, who had a deep rooted love of education to match her own.
Lisa spent her early years in nursing trying to understand the holistic breadth of the profession by focusing on continually improving her skills, knowledge, and personal development. "My nursing experience has been diverse, as I believed (and still do) it was important to learn as many facets of nursing as possible." She obtained credentials as a Workers' Compensation adjuster and then certification as a health care quality manager, specializing in Workers' Comp and case management and continued her growth and exploration in the health care field, obtaining her certification in health ergonomics and then as a legal nurse consultant.
"The knowledge I obtained along with the practice experience, led me to move into leadership roles over the years, always focused on the end result to ensure quality care and better healthcare outcomes for the patients. However, I felt I needed to advance my education to take on more challenging roles, and pursued my BSN in 2009," said Lisa.
Her Linfield professors immediately recognized Lisa's zeal for nursing. RN to BSN Program Coordinator Melissa Robinson, PhD recalls that "Lisa came to our RN to BSN program as an experienced nurse with a strong desire to advance herself personally and professionally. The level of commitment and passion that she brought to the online classroom inspired her peers and faculty – her contributions enriched our learning community significantly. "
Lisa felt equally inspired by her faculty and her courses. "While in the RN to BSN program, the transformation in my professional and personal growth and development was monumental."
For her capstone course, NURS 476 Integrated Experiential Learning, a service learning experience that is arranged by the student in consultation with the Service Learning Coordinator, Lisa chose to pursue becoming a first responder.
"This experience was the most influential in all my nursing career and one I am forever grateful to my nursing instructor, Melissa (Robinson) for supporting me in this endeavor," Lisa says. "Her leadership and openness to diverse learning experiences for her students truly sets her apart as a nursing mentor and leader!"
According to Melissa, Linfield's unique curriculum and service learning focus allows students to focus on their passions, even if they lie outside the traditional nursing path.
"Since the RN to BSN students in our program are licensed registered nurses, we have a great deal of flexibility to 'individualize' the learning activities based on the nurse's personal and professional goals," explains Melissa. "As they complete assigned projects, they have the ability to choose specific clinical problems to address. In community and population focused activities, they are able to work on issues that impact their own communities and specific populations that they have a passion for serving."
Lisa's online RN to BSN education gave her life a promotion by opening doors to new career opportunities, preparing her to meet the challenges of a changing industry and allowing her to grow under the mentorship of faculty mentors who could both challenge and support her.
"The impact of the RN to BSN education on my professional goals has been life-changing, however, while the degree has helped to open doors professionally to career opportunities, it is the people that colleges and universities employ within the program that have the greatest impact on nurses' career development and professional growth," said Lisa. "Linfield prepared me to meet challenges head on and instilled standards and expectations of education that allowed me to overcome these barriers."
Currently, Lisa is employed by Mitchell, International within the Workers' Compensation division. She manages the compliance to 3 URAC accreditations held by the organization, including overseeing the quality program (nurses and physicians), and credentialing healthcare professionals. In addition to her ongoing work with compliance and credentialing, she has been able to pursue her lifelong love of teaching in her consulting work which is currently focused on bringing medical cannabis education to health care professionals and consumers. Lisa teaches and develops courses on all aspects of medical cannabis. She has also published several articles on cannabinoid-based medicines, including a paper she recently co-authored with her father Dr. Gerry Bedore on patients' responses to cannabinoid therapy."
No one at Linfield is surprised by the cutting edge work that Lisa is doing today to advance health care, least of all her faculty mentor.
"We have been fortunate that Lisa has stayed in touch with us since she graduated from Linfield," says Melissa. "We have been incredibly proud of her accomplishments – however, not surprised. From the first day she joined us at Linfield, she made an impact and her faculty and advisors knew it was just the beginning."
Are you looking to take the next step in your nursing career? Check out Linfield's fully online RN to BSN program at http://www.linfield.edu/dce/rn-to-bsn.html and set up an appointment with an admission counselor today!


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University of Colorado College of Engineering students have partnered with Timberline's 4th-8th grade science teachers to bring engineering activities into the classroom and to expose students to the opportunities and careers available with an engineering degree.
The first day of STEM summer school on June 16, 2014 was a big success at Timberline PK-8. Students explored what the study of science includes and created visualizations of their learning.
Timberline PK-8's first year was highlighted in an article in The Longmont Times-Call on May 5, 2014. The story also included recent changes that will allow the school to offer even more STEM opportunities for students starting next year.
Twenty local professionals, representing a wide variety of careers, came to Timberline PK-8 on Thursday April 24th to meet with the 8th graders.
Seven teams from Timberline PK-8 participated in the SVVSD Tech Fair held on Saturday April 19 at Skyline High School. Congratulations to the three teams that received special recognition from the judges and earned "Big Byte" trophies for our school.
Timberline's 3rd graders had their first experience with robots in February using Cubelets from a local company, Modular Robotics.
8th graders at Timberline PK-8 are working on a year-long College and Career Readiness project.
In September, parents of our community came to Timberline to learn more about what STEM is in the school. We talked about what STEM is and how they will be able to see it in the classrooms.
Timberline PK-8 celebrated its Grand Opening on September 5, 2013. During the evening, we invited families to tour the STEM lab and visit stations with different mini design challenges. At many stations, it seemed like the parents were just as engaged as the kids.
Timberline's STEM Student Leadership Team had its first meeting on November 6. The team consists of 2 representatives from each grade level in 3rd through 8th grades. During the meeting, the students came up with working norms for the group, defined what STEM means at Timberline PK-8
SVVSD District is creating a STEM Calendar for the 2014 year. Each elementary and middle school that is part of the Skyline Feeder System will have a month in the calendar.
6th graders in Ms.
On Wednesday August 24, Timberline 4th, 5th, and 8th graders had the privilege of working with Lynn Kaluzienski, a researcher at both the Sc
"Ooooooooh!" chorused the students in Mr. Thensenga's science class as they heard the crunch of an egg on on the concrete.
8th graders are currently studying similar shapes and proportional reasoning in math class.
Walk into the 8th grade science lab at Timberline Pk-8 and you will be surrounded by elements from The Periodic Table.
7th graders in Mr. Thesenga's life science class are exploring the structure of a cell.
Timberline is offering a new STEM class this quarter: Music Exploration. Students in Mr.
Being in middle school is tough. With so many new classes, supplies, books, and lockers, staying organized can be a problem.
This year in 6th grade students at Timberline spent their first math unit focusing on different study methods to learn about fractions.
The entire math department kicked off the 2015-2016 school year with a week of design challenges for their classes in order to establis
5th grade students at Timberline were learning about planetary science and rocketry with the use of literacy books, various&n
Timberline is one of the largest school in the district because of it's PK - 8 status.
Hunter Smith, Timberline 8th grader
Mr. Sutyak is offering a new STEM elective this semester thanks to SeaPerch kits purchased using funds from the Race to the Top Grant.
2nd graders in Mrs. Sochia's class had been reading all about robots and what they do.
Students in Ms. Clark's 7th grade life science class were given a new kind of assessment for their human body systems unit.
Students in Mrs. Fenster's and Mr.
In 8th grade science class, students were given a mixture of sand, sugar, copper, and iron filings and asked to design a way to separate all
Timberline 7th graders used their knowledge of fractions and ratios to design a scale model of themselves.
As part of their human body unit in science, 7th graders at Timberline learned about biomedical engineers and used empathy for tho
As part of their natural resources unit, students have researched the latest technology and designs being used to harness wind energy.
Students in 3rd - 5th grade at Timberline recently had a design challenge in their Science STEM Classes.
Timberline PK-8 is home to St. Vrain Valley School District's Newcomer Program for 6th through 8th graders.
As part of their unit on human body systems, 7th graders at Timberline PK-8 designed a protective coating for a pill that must pass through
6th graders learned about basic number properties, such as the Identity Property and the Zero Property, during their "Expressions and E
In 8th grade math class, students were hard at work creating perfect squares of varying sizes and calculating the area of each.
"Crime Scene Investigation" is a new STEM elective course being offered to 6th through 8th graders at Timberline PK-8 this year.
In Mrs.
Peter Sutyak, a 6th through 8th grade STEM teacher, collaborated with the Antique Airplane Association of Colorado to develop an Engine
During their earth science unit, 5th graders simulated drilling through the layers of the Earth in search of oil.
During a math unit on scales and ratios, Timberline 6th graders measured a field outside the school and worked through the design process to create a playground their fellow middle schoolers would enjoy.
St. Vrain Valley Schools held the second STEM Student Advisory Board Meeting at Skyline High School and the new Innovation Center. Student representatives from Alpine, Columbine, Fall River, Indian Peaks, Northridge, Rocky Mountain, Timberline, Trail Ridge all gathered to share their STEM experiences and learn from one another.
Kindergartners learned about different shapes in the world and how to count to a beat.
In 7th grade math class
English language learners in 7th and 8th grade used the design thinking process to create inventions that would solve problems they were hav
Timberline PK-8's Newcomers (6th-8th grade students who have been in the United States less than a year) completed a STEM design challen
In social studies, the sixth-graders designed their own continent after learning about human migration. They then had the design challenge of helping people find the perfect city to move to on this new continent. Students brainstormed why people move and what people look for in a new town or city.
During their math unit on graphing and data analysis, sixth graders surveyed other sixth graders to find out what their biggest problem was
First graders wanted to make sure their school was aware of the importance of recycling.
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