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Jerry Lewis' first solo effort was also his first headlong plunge into pathos. The Delicate Delinquent stars Jerry as mixed-up teenaged janitor Sidney Pythias, a nice kid on the verge of throwing in with a not-so-nice street gang. Sensing potential in Sidney, police officer Mike Damon (Darren McGavin, in role originally intended for Lewis' ex-partner Dean Martin) takes the boy...more
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New WAN tools, techniques and methods you need to know
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Learn the essentials of how to manage cloud networks, from network architecture to how to store and transmit data to security. Includes a segment on cloud trends, too. Continue Reading
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Every March, the Arizona Aloha Festival at Tempe Beach Park celebrates the little-known fact that the Phoenix Metropolitan Area is home to one of the largest populations of Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders on the United States mainland. Amid the dance performances, exhibitor booths, and outrigger canoes, you'll find dozens of food vendors selling plate lunches, the popular and hearty meals of Hawaii. All the plate lunch purveyors at the Aloha Festival are worth trying, but one of the booths drawing the longest lines always belongs to Paradise Hawaiian BBQ.
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Fortunately, it's not necessary to wait for the next festival to enjoy Paradise's Korean-influenced Hawaiian food. Instead, just visit the actual restaurant, located just a block from the Veterans Way / College light rail station. There are a few Hawaiian scenes and a bit of Sun Devils memorabilia on the walls, but a big TV showing CNN dominates the sparse dining room. Despite a sign proclaiming no public restrooms, staff will provide a key to a bathroom shared with nearby businesses. Bikes can be locked to the railing on the neglected patio or secured at an official bike rack a block to the north.
The big menu and photos on the wall near the counter are useful mainly to those already familiar with Hawaiian and Korean food. For novices, they can be confusing. Be warned that the staff here can be brusque and business-like. Questions will be answered, but there seems to be little interest in chit-chat. Likewise, stern signs warning customers not to use water cups to steal from the soda fountain or announcing charges for to-go boxes don't suggest much Aloha spirit. Nevertheless, if you can overlook an austere atmosphere, the reward that awaits is a tasty plate lunch for less than $10.
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Those plate lunches are what most visitors order at Paradise, and first step in enjoying one is to select a meat. A basic grilled preparation (as opposed to the slow smoking of true barbecue) is the starting point with beef, pork, or chicken, all of which are served in generous portions of two or three pieces. A spicy version of each meat is also available for anyone who wants to take things up a notch, but the added heat may not be enough to justify the higher price. It may be more efficient just to order the standard version and apply some of the Sriracha sauce provided in the dining room.
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For beginners who want to sample a few different tastes, the lunch special is the most economical option. For a price about a dollar less than the other plate lunches, this entree includes chicken, beef, and meat jun, which is essentially the same cut of beef as the BBQ but encased in an egg batter. The result is a thin wrapper around the beef with a taste and texture reminiscent of a chile relleno's outermost layer. While the lunch special is fixed, there are numerous other options for full-price plate lunches, and two-item plates combining any pair of meats are available.
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For fried choices with a thicker exterior, the chicken katsu is breast meat flattened and then coasted in a coarse, crunchy breading. The shrimp tempura have a more yielding but equally substantial outer layer. While the meats in these dishes hold up well against the rigors of deep frying, mahi-mahi loses a lot of its distinctiveness when fried. The garlic shrimp are a lighter, more flavorful option with no breading and only the shells standing in the way of the meat inside. The Korean influence shows in kalbi, marinated short ribs that are high in flavor, albeit with some bone and fat.
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For all of the plate lunches, the accompaniments are two scoops of rice and four sides selected by the customer. The more straightforward options are the macaroni salad, a Hawaiian favorite, and basic vegetables like steamed broccoli, sliced zucchini, and kernels of corn. Those are all good, but Paradise augments plate lunches with banchan, traditional Korean side dishes. There's kimchee, or course, but that's only the beginning. These dishes are generally served cold and are often pickled. Typical choices are seaweed, cucumber, bean sprouts, napa cabbage, and buckwheat noodles.
As an alternative to plate lunches, Paradise offers half a dozen soups, all of Korean origin. All come in generous bowls and are served with the same choices of side dishes as the plate lunches, so they're generally as filling as the other entrees. Two soups that might sound vegetarian, the tofu soup and the miso soup, actually contain small pieces of meat. That's not unexpected to anyone familiar with Korean cuisine, in which it's common for tofu dishes to be accentuated with protein from animal sources, but it may come as a surprise to someone expecting a meatless meal.
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Another Korean specialty is fried mantoo, small dumplings filled with ground meat and then pan fried. These come clustered as part of a plate lunch with a vinegary sauce on the side. Paradise' mantoo are slightly smaller than the potstickers at most Chinese restaurants, but otherwise hard to distinguish from them. On the Hawaiian side, it's possible to order spam musubi, a snack that reflects the surprisingly important role of the canned lunch meat in island cuisine, or loco moco, a plate lunch that incorporates a hamburger patty topped with a fried egg.
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Although the food comes to the table already abundant in flavor, there's a small condiment bar with hot sauce, barbecue sauce, and little packets of soy sauce. To extinguish any heat, Paradise serves fountain sodas and the fruity Hawaiian Sun canned drinks made from real cane sugar. A selection of draft and bottled beer is also available. There isn't any dessert, something it's hard to imagine most customers having room for after eating one of Paradise's entrees. The Aloha Festival may happen only once a year, but a Hawaiian plate lunch is always available in Downtown Tempe.
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How to create a basic Home page?
After buy hosting from HostingRaja, you will get your cPanel login details into your Email ID. Use the cpanel login detail and login to your cPanel and then naviaget to Filemanager. Please login to your control panel login information. Once logged in, please click on File Manager on the left hand panel. You will be directly taken to the folder where your website related files are present.
To create your own home page, you would need to delete or rename index.php file already present.
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Reindeer Games...On Cam!
"Until now we have had to use remote techniques such as radio transmitters or Global Positioning System collars to study wildlife behavior,'' Millspaugh said.
Things they have observed when going through the footage was what the deer ate, where and when they slept, how they fought, and most importantly how they interacted with each other. The amount of actual deer interaction surprised researchers.
"There was almost constant interaction -- mouth-to-mouth interaction, grooming,'' Millspaugh said. "When we talk about issues such as disease transmission, boy, it's sure useful to know how much in contact they are with one another.''
The National Science Foundation is impressed with Millspaugh's work and is providing a $1 million grant for additional deercam studies. Other areas they want to study is how to best manage the deer population and how the behavior of deer affects the numerous vehicle accidents they are involved with in Missouri.
I managed to get some stills taken from the deer cam footage, and I have to say, it is pretty interesting stuff...
"Don't shoot me! There's a plump, delicious rabbit here instead."
"Look here, Bob. We caught us a BIG one!"
This guy is the most inept hunter in the world.
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Hand, foot and mouth disease is a highly contagious viral infection that mostly affects children under the age of 10. Whilst the condition can be unpleasant for your child and make them feel uncomfortable, in most cases it poses no serious threat to their health. There have been some instance of life threatening brain infections (encephalitis) associated with hand, foot and mouth disease infections caused by one particular viral strain, but these only seem to have occurred in the Asia-Pacific region of the world.
Hand, foot and mouth disease in adults is rare, but again the symptoms can cause severe discomfort. Due to it being so contagious, it is advised that people and the workplace are avoided until the disease has completely cleared up.


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It was a decidedly unexpected visual from a Downton Abbey-esque sport. During the September 2013 Last Man Stands World Championships, an amateur cricket tournament held this year in England, the competition included an exceptionally colorful team—the Masaai Cricket Warriors. Eschewing the "whites" customary to the game, the team opted to follow its own tradition: wearing bright red shukas wrapped around the waist and draping their bare, muscular frames with decorative necklaces, bracelets and beads.
What looks like sartorial anarchy in the western world, however, is actually an earnest expression of the Cricket Warriors' priorities. In their native Kenya, team members address topics that are sensitive for the Maasai people. They speak out for AIDS prevention, and against early marriage and female genital mutilation (still a common practice in the tribe).
According to The Nation, "keeping the traditional dress is a way of showing that the team members are true Maasais while still working to move their society forward." As captain Sonyanga Ole Ngais told the publication, "We want to show people that we are trying to battle some of the retrogressive issues in our culture. But the good part of the culture," he said, pointing to his necklaces, "it's there all the time."
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The Masaai Cricket Warriors website provides an excellent overview of the team's history and cultural initiatives.
You're right, this story is a natural for the big screen. Filmmaker Barney Douglas is currently working on a documentary, Warriors.
Travel alert: You too can be a Masaai warrior! Bush adventures offers the opportunity to train with these fierce defenders of the tribe; but for those who, like me, are happy to just learn more, the warriors describe their cultural rituals and responsibilities here.


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South Florida is a hotbed for high school football. Recently, four schools from Miami-Dade and Broward Counties captured state championships, including Miami Southridge, Miami Carol City, St. Thomas Aquinas and American Heritage School in Plantation. But it is also big business. College scholarships and the prestige of winning state championships are on the line. With so much pressure to win, many coaches are pushing young student-athletes beyond their physical limits. In some cases, players with health issues are forced to risk their lives for gridiron glory. In Hartsville, South Carolina, the parents of Ronald Rouse received a $260,000 settlement to dismiss their wrongful death lawsuit over the cardiac arrest death of their son.
Back in 2012, Ronald Rouse collapsed after walking off the field following his team's homecoming football game. He died shortly. According to Rouse's parents, school officials allowed their son to play despite the detection of heart abnormalities found during the spring before his death. Rouse's death was the result of a previously undiagnosed cardiac arrhythmia condition. To make things worse, Rouse's death was due to the negligence of the school district and local rescue squad which agreed to attend all Hartsville High School games and to closely monitor the young lineman. The source of the settlement will come from at least two insurance groups and a variety of public education funds.
Although this case took place in South Carolina, high school football injuries and fatalities should be the concern of every parent with a child playing sports in South Florida. With thousands of teens participating in a wide variety of sports in Miami-Dade and Broward, local sports governing bodies have taken the initiative to provide medical personnel to treat potential serious injuries. The Broward County Athletic Association and Greater Miami Athletic Conference have strict rules in place to prevent these situations from ever happening.
Just one wrongful death case to a student-athlete is one too many. Over the years, the personal injury attorneys at Neufeld Kleinberg & Pinkiert, P.A. have represented many families of wrongful death victims. Winning a wrongful death lawsuit can never bring your loved one back. But when that family member is the head of a household, it can have a financially crippling effect. In addition to the loss of income, there are medical expenses, funeral expenses, victim's potential future earnings, medical benefits and pensions on the line. When that death was caused by the negligence of another party, it is important to seek legal representation to recover the money you deserve. The Miami wrongful death lawyers at Neufeld Kleinberg & Pinkiert, P.A. can provide legal counsel for the following types of cases:
If you have lost a family member or loved-one due to the negligence of others. Contact the law offices of Neufeld Kleinberg & Pinkiert, P.A. and discover how a Miami wrongful death lawyer can help.


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Get out your scrunchies and leg warmers, we're dancing tonight!
It's an undisputed fact that the '80s was an awesome decade … to glamorize and ironically celebrate in a group setting. The styles were outrageous, the cell phones were enormous, and the TV and movies were iconic. Because of all these reasons (but mostly that last one), we're doing a throwback double-whammy with an outdoor screening of "Saved by the Bell" and "Flashdance."
But with five seasons at Bayside High plus three spin-off seasons (College Years, Hawaiian Style, Wedding in Las Vegas), the hard question was: which SBTB episode do we screen? A quick office poll lead to a pretty resounding answer:
So 'Jesse's Song' it was! Which, given the hot dance moves of Hot Sundae (the girls' music group), turned out to be the perfect segue into our feature movie, 'Flashdance,' the iconic dance movie about a steel mill worker by day, exotic dancer by night, with dreams of dancing in the spotlight, and subsequently inspired dozens of young girls and boys of a certain generation to sign up for dance classes immediately after viewing.
But watching isn't the only thing you'll be doing. We'll have some of L.A.'s best eats from food from trucks such as Boba Ni Taco, Currywurst, The Grilled Cheese Truck, Ragin' Cajun, Son of a Bun, Street Kitchen LA, Ta Bom Brazilian Truck, Tokyo Doggie Style, Urban Espresso & more. And come early to jam out to your favorite '80s tunes by the cover band Jet West.
Plus, the first 200 attendees will get a limited edition Saved by the Bell/Flashdance art print created just for the occasion, the first 50 people who sign up for a Hulu account on-site will get a uber-comfy Hulu blanket**, and everyone will be walking away with a Hulu fanny pack (!!) and a 30-day trial subscription so you can go back and watch every other SBTB episode ever (The College Years really hold up).
Event details are below, and you can also follow along using the hashtag #HuluSummerRoadTrip on Twitter and Instagram.
Event Details:
What: Outdoor screening of 'Saved by the Bell' and 'Flashdance'
When: Saturday, August 13th
Doors: 5:30pm
Band: 6:30pm
Saved by the Bell: 8pm
Flashdance: 8:30pm
Where: Street Food Cinema
Eagle Rock Rec Park
1100 Eagle Vista Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90041
How Much: Free!
Limited tickets are available at the door
**NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited. Blanket and Art Print Sweepstakes end at 7:30 pm or when all prizes have been awarded. See Official Rules. Open to residents of the U.S. & DC, 18 and older. Limit one entry per person per Sweepstakes (may enter both).


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Scarlett Johansson: Bikini Babe on Valentine's Day!
A bikini clad Scarlett Johansson and her rumored boyfriend, Nate Naylor, go on a cruise with friends on Tuesday (February 14) in Hawaii.
The 27-year-old actress and her shirtless ad exec beau went fishing and relaxed with friends on their Valentine's Day cruise.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Scarlett Johansson
Late last week, Scarlett and Nate hit the beach in Hawaii and shared a kiss!
Earlier in the month, Scarlett and her twin brother Hunter attended Runway to Win, a campaign to garner support for Barack Obama's reelection.


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Ex-military contractor, already serving espionage sentence, convicted of sex trafficking
By JAY WEAVER | Miami Herald | Published: March 8, 2017
MIAMI (Tribune News Service) — Christopher Glenn, a South Florida computer expert who is already serving 10 years in prison on an espionage conviction, was found guilty of underage sex trafficking Wednesday by a federal jury after five days of deliberations.
Glenn was convicted of exploiting girls between 13 and 16 years old for sex while he was working as a computer contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense in Honduras between 2010 and 2014. The 36-year-old, former West Palm Beach man now faces a mandatory prison sentence of 15 years and potentially up to life at a hearing set for mid-May.
Glenn represented himself during the monthlong Miami federal trial, after first firing his assistant federal public defender and then dismissing another defense attorney appointed by the judge. He even demanded a Spanish interpreter to translate the proceedings, although he was born and raised in New York and spoke fluent English during his prior espionage case.
Attorney Joseph Rosenbaum, who gave the opening statement at Glenn's trial before his client went back to representing himself, said he plans to help him on the appeal. "The jury worked long and hard during five days of deliberations," Rosenbaum said on Wednesday. "We will be working to appeal the outcome of this case."
The 12-person jury, which began deliberations last Thursday, found Glenn guilty of nine counts, including conspiracy, sex trafficking of a minor, attempting to engage in sex trafficking of a minor, sexual assault of a minor and possession of child pornography. But the jury acquitted him of two counts: a conspiracy charge and attempting to engage in sex trafficking of a minor.
Glenn's sex-trafficking trial got off to a rocky start in early February when he repeatedly told U.S. District Judge Robert Scola that he was not prepared to proceed. Scola refused to delay the trial and appointed Rosenbaum as his defense attorney, who had been on standby.
Scola accused the defendant of "clearly playing games with this court."
Federal prosecutors Barbara Martinez and Vanessa Singh Johannes called female victims and others to testify against Glenn, who they described as a smart, shrewd man whose crime was "to take advantage of some of the world's poorest people."
They asserted he recruited several Honduran village girls in their teens with enticements of money, shelter and food, then exploited them for sex — even forcing the victims to take what he called "vitamins" that caused them to "black out." In one instance, according to trial evidence, Glenn used a "long medical stick" to penetrate the private parts of a 13-year-old girl in his home in Comayagua, 50 miles northwest of the capital, Tegucigalpa.
The prosecutors said the defendant forced a couple of the girls to marry him in sham ceremonies conducted in Arabic but did not file any paperwork with Honduran officials. After the girls left him, he tried to recruit other minors in Honduran villages.
Glenn's private life in Honduras came to light after FBI agents questioned one of his female victims. That led not only to other victims but also the discovering of child-porn images on his computer dating back to when he worked as a military contractor in Iraq more than a decade ago.
Eventually, the U.S. attorney's office in South Florida charged Glenn with violating the Espionage Act for removing classified information from computers at the Army Southern Command's Joint Task Force Bravo in Soto Cano Air Base in Honduras.
After he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in 2015, Glenn was charged with the sex-trafficking offenses last year.
At trial, Glenn's attorney, Rosenbaum, initially told jurors there was no evidence of illicit sexual activity, implying instead that prosecutors targeted him anew on sex-trafficking offenses to silence him.
Rosenbaum described Glenn as the son of Kurdish Muslims who lived for a while in Latin America, where he learned to speak English, Spanish and Arabic fluently and became a valuable government computer contractor. He said the allegations that his marriages were a pretext for sex trafficking with teen girls were baseless and that the ceremonies were traditional Muslim weddings to young women.
After Glenn dismissed his attorney, the defendant handled the cross-examination of government witnesses and testified in his own defense — to no avail in the end.
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Pay2Via.com is a robust payment platform designed as an exceptionally easy-to-use, safe and secure way to send and receive money. SPLICE DIGITAL worked closely with this client to help develop an overall business strategy and then designed, architected, and developed a cutting-edge application from scratch using industry leading tools and modern design practices.
Our platform allows both end-consumers, businesses and property managers to safely transact either by credit card, bank transfer or between two Pay2Via accounts in such a way that protects the private information of both the payer and receiver of funds. Reports are presented in an easy to read format, and the status of transactions can be determined at all times.
While simple at its core, Pay2Via offers business with many ways to transact with their customers, including the ability to enter data from void checks, do batch imports from excel files, make payment requests to both registered and non-registered users of the system.
Customers can easily pay vendors by searching for public vendors in the system, or simply responding in a vendor's request for payment.
Account limits, such as per-transaction limits, daily limits, overdraft, and fees are customizable on a per client basis.
While the process of making a payment in Pay2Via is simple and straight forward, the data storage and security requirements are anything but! We've put security ahead of all other goals with Pay2via, and make use of high-bit data encryption, input sanitization, PCI-Compliance and server vulnerability scanning to ensure that custom data is rock solid.
The application architecture is divided into a layered model, with data persistence and payment modules designed to be isolated form the rest of the code base for optimal security.


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Copenhagen Distillery
Create the foundation for an identity that's steeped in tradition, yet embraces the modern and the future.
Copenhagen Distillery revives a 250 year artisan history with a desire to discover new spirits and experiences. Since the distillery is defined by a mission to shake up the world of spirits, the identity needed to seamlessly represent the balance of tradition and innovation.
Built the brand—literally. Inside the rustic walls, we built a custom distillation lab dubbed 'The Black Box'— where all the magic happens. We put the heart of innovation inside the walls of historic stones. A monolith of the future housed within the past, The Black Box is a representation of our design language where tradition and innovation merge.
The blend of modern and handmade expresses the core of Copenhagen Distillery. The philosophy reaches beyond the visual identity, driving the brand, the culture and the product. Starting with the world's first honey-based gin, we enhanced simple geometric elements with a handmade touch. You can sense the philosophy in every bottle: each one is unique, numbered and signed by the master distiller.
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Last year Our Lady of Consolation School purchased a classroom set of ipads. This year the 8th grade class traded in their old-fashioned Geometry textbook for a common core based Geometry ibook. The program is interactive and user-friendly and has introduced a whole new way of learning math to these students. OLC's 8th grade math teacher, Ted Lang, said the students are "using drawing apps for figures and areas, calculator apps for graphing, and various other apps for quick real-world applications to Geometry." He and his students hope that all books will work like this in the near future.
All students at Our Lady of Consolation have been able to receive this enriched learning experience from the ipads and many other forms of technology in the classroom.
For more than 30 years, Our Lady of Consolation has served as a beacon of faith and knowledge to area families eager to enlighten the hearts and minds of young learners. Here educators share a love of God and a passion for guiding each child's spiritual and academic journey. It's a place where trust and respect go hand-in-hand. At Our Lady of Consolation we strive to challenge the mind, strengthen the heart, and nourish the spirit of every child from preschool through 8th grade.


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Chester and I took a few days off last week so that we could spend some extra time with B. We drove down to Ocean City, NJ for the day so that she could experience the beach for the first time. I can't resist sharing some of the cuteness.
She laughed like crazy every time the breeze blew through her hair. She was fascinated by the seagulls (she called them all Eddy) and the little kids running around.
One of my favorites from the day. I just love the look of pure joy on her face.
She didn't seem to mind touching the sand with her hands to pick up shells (which I promptly stole from her because I was afraid they would end up in her mouth). But, when we tried to put her feet in it, her legs would spring right back up. The same thing happened when we dipped her toes in the ocean.
I am fully aware that I look ridiculous here, but I don't care. My pale skin hates the sun. Plus, I'm pretty proud that I scored that hat for $2. You can bet I'll be wearing it all summer.
After a couple of hours on the beach, we headed up to the boardwalk for a stroll and some treats. She tried her first bites of Manco and Manco's pizza and Kohr Brothers' ice cream.
It took her a minute to decide how she felt about it. Then, she couldn't get enough of it.
In short, she LOVED it and Chester and I loved watching her discover something new. I can't wait to take her back.
A much needed nap after a day of sun, sand and fun.


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Moving Companies in Mchenry County, ND
Comprehensive list of business and home movers in Mchenry County, ND offering house, apartment, furniture and office moving and storage services.
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At AAction Movers, we know how you do business is more important than where you do business. It gives us midwestern values like respect for your property and on time delivery with leading edge technology like computerization and global positioning systems.
Hometown Moving is your one time stop for all your moving and packing requirements. We treat your items as if they were our own. Hometown Moving has gained the local and regional business of North Dakota, by following our motto. Our reputation is based on honesty and quality service.
At ACCESS, you receive the comfort and security of knowing you are working with a locally owned, homegrown business, combined with the national reputation of Mayflower Transit, the finest-recognized name in the moving business. ACCESS is a worldwide mover, serving every continent on the globe with years of local, long distance and international moving experience for both households and businesses.
Britton Transport supplies value-added logistics services including warehousing cross docking, transloading, firm fleet, truck brokerage, and the rental of storage trailers. Britton Transport is an asset-based trucking firm delivering flatbed, stepdeck and van truckload transportation throughout North America.
Gateway Storage in Grand Forks, ND is a mini-storage facility with more. But that is just where our dedication to service starts. From truck and forklift rental to calling you by name when you come by the office, you're never just a number at Gateway Storage.
Contact us for your moving requirements throughout the Grand Forks area, Detroit Lakes area, and the Midwest. All About Moving is your finest experienced and trained Grand Forks and Detroit Lakes area moving firm. We relocate businesses, homes and apartments. We would like to thank you for considering us for your relocation requirements.
Since 1922 Kedney MOVING Center has been owned and run by the Berge Family. Kedney MOVING Center is diversified in related transportation fields focused on packing, moving, storing, and shipping. Kedney has military, GSA and corporate storage-in-transit capabilities. Whatever combination of services you need - packing, moving, storing, and shipping - we can do it.
Our goal is to supply best quality warehouse and material handling products at realistic prices coupled with expert experience and friendly service. Our mission is 100% client satisfaction! From pallet rack, storage rack, cantilever rack and other warehouse racking systems to safety ladders, lift tables, pallet jacks and material handling products of all sizes Dakota Storage Products can supply nearly


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Herb Score - A Career Too Short
September 22, 2009
by William Szczepanek
The Cleveland Indians won the pennant in 1954 with a pitching
staff consisting of three Hall of Famers and 4th and 5th
starters with a combined 34 and 15 record. They were
How does a promising rookie expect to break into a rotation like that? Now, Herb Score wasn't a total unknown before the 1955 season. He had toiled at Indianapolis in the American Association and compiled 22 wins and struck out 330 batters for almost 12 strikeouts per 9 innings pitched. He was expected to be the next Bob Feller, while Bob Feller was still pitching for these same Indians. Many thought that the publicity would be too much for Score and the Indians did have the best starting rotation in the majors in 1954, even though they all were getting on in years.
In 1955 the 21 year-old rookie needed to prove himself big time. Prone to injury, Score's legs had been run over by a truck as a youngster. Prior to his big league debut he also fell down a flight of stairs and broke his ankle and had suffered an appendicitis attack. In 1952 he broke his collar bone pitching at Reading, PA. He made the team in 1955 coming off of spring training with a sprained ankle. Score pitched respectably in a few starts, finishing April with a 1-1 record.
On May 1, 1995 Municipal Stadium buzzed with 26,595 fans who came to see veteran Bob Feller pitch the opening game of a doubleheader and get a glimpse of this new rookie phenom, who was scheduled to pitch the second game.
In the first game Bob Feller delighted the crowd by pitching a 1-hitter defeating Boston 2-0. Feller, now a crafty pitcher, was in the twilight of his career, no longer the most powerful pitcher in baseball, but he knew how to win.
Score took the mound in the second game and the crowd looked forward to seeing the smoke that this guy could deliver. The wildness of his younger days was gone and his newfound control over his curve made him a force to contend with.
In the first inning Score struck out the side, putting down Goodman, Olson and Throneberry. The Indians rewarded him with 2 runs in the bottom of the first. In the second Sam Mele led off with a double to left field. Score's curve was wild and he walked Sammy White. He then struck out Zauchin. Ted Lepcio drove in a run with a double to left scoring Mele. Score then fanned Friend and Brewer, ending the inning by again striking out the side. In the third after a single by Goodman, Herb again struck out the side. That made it three innings and 9 strikeouts.
The fans now wanted Score to strike out everyone, but he could only manage 1 strikeout in the fourth. He managed 2 more in the fifth. So, after 5 innings Score had twelve strikeouts and people were beginning to wonder about the record. The record was 18 and was set in 1938 by the pitcher who was now resting after his win in the first game, Rapid Robert Feller.
Score managed 4 more strikeouts and won the game 2-1 on 4 hits. It established him as a major league pitcher. Houtteman moved to relief and Bob Feller was in the twilight of his career putting Score in the starting four for 1955. He went on to win the Rookie of the Year Award with a record of 16-10. In 1956 he would be the best pitcher in baseball with a record of 20-9. He would lead the league in strikeouts with 245 and 263, in 1955 and 1956, respectively.
Score would enter the 1957 season as the premier pitcher in baseball. On May 7, 1957, a few weeks after the picture for this 1957 baseball card was taken, Score would be hit in the face by a line drive off the bat of Yankee, Gil McDougald. He suffered numerous fractures to his face and eye socket, and there was much concern that he would lose his vision in one eye. McDougald insisted he would retire if Score didn't recover well enough see. Herb Score would never have allowed that. Score never used that freak accident as an excuse. Score did recover well enough to pitch again, but tore a tendon in 1958 and never regained the effectiveness he had in 1955 and 1956.
Mickey Mantle would say that Score was the toughest pitcher he ever faced. Score was included in the book, The 100 Greatest Baseball Players of All Time, by Lawrence Ritter and Donald Honig. That he was included such a prestigious listing, I believe is fully justifiable. There are times when a player is simply the best, not for just a few good games in the World Series, but a timeframe that establishes him as the very best of all who can be compared to him at the time. This was Herb Score in the mid-fifties.
Score was an announcer for the Indians from 1964 to 1997 and was inducted into the Broadcaster's Hall of Fame.
Postscript: The Yankees overtook the Indians in September and won by 3 games. in 1956 the Yanks won by 9 games, but if Sal Maglie had pitched for Cleveland like he did for the Dodgers in 1956 after being traded from Cleveland to the Dodgers, the World Series might have had a totally different look.
You can check out Score's stats at Baseball-Reference.com.


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At the end of a stormy debate, Israeli lawmakers pushed ahead two bills that critics say would threaten the independence of the country's Supreme Court, just days after Cabinet ministers advanced another proposal to sharply limit funding for dovish groups.
Opponents say both developments reflect attempts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to stifle dissent and pluralism.
Netanyahu himself was absent from the parliament vote on Monday, which dominated newspapers headlines and radio talk shows.
A government spokesman on Tuesday said Netanyahu was absent because of a mourning ritual for his recently deceased father-in-law. Commentators, however, questioned whether he was trying to avoid criticism over the measures, which have caused a furor not only among government opponents but within Netanyahu's coalition as well.
One of the two bills would change the way the top court's judges are selected; the other changes rules for becoming chief justice. Both proposals, which require further votes in parliament to become law, would let officials influence who joins the court next.
Critics of the Supreme Court say it is too activist, too biased and usurps the legislature's power.
"There is no pluralism in the makeup of the Supreme Court," the Maariv newspaper cited Cabinet Minister Uzi Landau as saying during the parliament debate. "It is left wing, political, divorced from Judaism and at times from reality, and allows itself to intrude into places where it has no business." The top court's supporters laud what they regard as its fierce independence.
"We are in the midst of a wave of legislation that must be stopped," said Cabinet Minister Dan Meridor of Likud, a lawyer and former justice minister.
Meridor was among the Likud ministers who also opposed a bill approved by a ministerial committee on Sunday that would slash foreign government funding of dovish groups. The proposal is opposed by Western governments that offer such financing, and after the vote the bill was put on hold.
Some Likud lawmakers are also pushing a bill that would give parliament veto power over Supreme Court nominations.
Maariv commentator Ben Caspit said it wasn't a single bill, but the flood of contentious legislation that was the problem.
"Each bill, though drawing a sign of displeasure from us, could have passed on its own without producing any real uproar," Caspit wrote.
But taken together, the bills "constitute a coordinated, multipronged and lethal attack" by politicians whose sole objective is to win a few more votes from rightists, no matter what the cost to the country, he added.


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Building Resilience in an Era of Financial Crisis: Nicole Foss public lecture
Next Friday, Sept 28th, at 8.30pm, in Django's Hostel, in Cloughjordan Eco-village, Co. Tipperary.
Automatic Earth energy expert, editor/blogger and Feasta member, Nicole Foss (aka Stoneleigh) will give a lecture to launch the Feasta Members' Weekend in Cloughjordan. The lecture is open to everyone but please rsvp email@example.com if you plan to attend.
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College graduates with engineering degrees were again offered the highest average salary -- in the $25,000 range -- but degree holders in the liberal arts averaged offers of only about $14,000 and they were more scarce, the College Placement Council said. In its Salary Survey study, it reported engineering graduates received 65 percent of the job offers, even though college students with engineering majors accounted for only 7 percent of the 1980-81 bachelor's degree candidates.
Students in the humanities and social sciences were 33 percent of the bachelor's degree graduates, but received only 4 percent of the job offers. The salaries associated with the job offers for humanities and social science students averaged $13,992 for social sciences, $14,448 for humanities, and $16, 440 for economics. The salary offers represented a 12 percent increase from the previous year.
The study said business students received 22 percent of the job offers. The highest average offer for bachelor's degree candidates in business was $17,016 and was offered to accounting majors.
Computer science students continued to dominate the job offers in the science disciplines. But their salary offers ranked second behind students majoring in the physical and earth sciences. Employers offered average annual salaries of $ 20,712 to computer science candidates and $22,152 to st udents majoring in physical and earth sciences.


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The Return Of The Quilted Jacket
Autumn's in full swing and we all know the sad fact that it's only going to get colder from now on. But every cloud has a silver lining: outerwear is about to get far more interesting. Yes, summer has its bright colours, lightweight layers and garden parties. But so what? Winter has warm hues, textured fabrics and cosy nights by the fire in your favourite country pub.
What's more, this winter will see the comeback of an old favourite. Yes, from heritage-inspired styles for walks in the country, to contemporary bombers that are designed to make a style statement in the city – AW14 is all about the return of the quilted jacket.
A Bit Of History
Before we look at ways to wear the quilted jacket this year, we thought we'd take a brief look back at where this time-honoured style of outerwear originated from. Although the quilting technique itself goes back far longer, the quilted jacket as we know it began its life in England in 1965, when it was invented by Steve Guylas and his wife Edna.
The first piece of quilted attire Guylas designed was a waterproof vest crafted from quilted polyester, which was created primarily for shooting. The silhouette quickly became popular with Guylas' club colleagues, so he followed the design up with a quilted jacket. Originally only made in navy blue and olive green, growing demand led to many different styles and colours becoming available.
Once the Queen started wearing a quilted jacket with a brown corduroy collar for riding, several celebrities across Britain and Europe began to sport the design both for practical and fashion purposes. And the rest, as they say, is history.
On The Runways
Burberry Prorsum seemed to predict this trend by showing a range of quilted jackets in their SS14 collection. Proving that the silhouette can be utilised year-round, they were sent down the runway in block-colours such as green and teamed with clashing brights to create a bold, contemporary aesthetic.
At London Collections: Men AW14, British brands Kent and Curwen, Hackett and YMC adopted a more traditional approach, teaming quilted jackets in neutral hues with heritage-inspired pieces such as tweed suits, rugged boots and tailored separates for a refined and timeless aesthetic.
However, our favourite diamond quilt jacket this year actually came courtesy of Italian label Tod's, who showed a luxurious burnt orange version made from premium suede. Teamed with a rich bottle green roll neck and brown trousers, the look was not only striking but the epitome of autumnal style:
Long Quilted Coats
It wasn't just traditional field jackets that stamped their mark at the global fashion weeks this year though. Quilting was applied to a variety of outwear styles, with one particularly interesting development being the rise of the quilted coat.
Falling anywhere between mid-thigh and knee length, they came in both overcoat (Balenciaga, Burberry and Canali) and duffle (Christopher Raeburn and Opening Ceremony) form, and certainly made a statement.
Although unconventional, the neutral designs spotted at Balenciaga and Canali managed to retain a sense of refinement and would be ideal for protecting your suiting during the morning commute throughout winter:
Quilted Cropped Jackets
Finally, much like AW13, cropped quilted jackets were extremely prominent within AW14 collections, coming in a variety of colours and cuts.
James Long, Dsquared2 and Alexander Wang looked to the future with sports-inspired quilted bombers in a range of bold hues and shapes, while Thom Browne at Moncler took a left-field approach to the trend, mixing old and new styles with a touch of drama and fantasy – not a look for the faint-hearted.
Elsewhere, J.Crew, Ami, Christopher Raeburn and Giorgio Armani showed a selection of highly wearable designs in classic shades of black, grey, navy and khaki green that would slot straight into any modern capsule wardrobe:
Ways To Wear: The Original
There are many different ways to wear quilted outerwear, depending on your personal style or the occasion.
If you want to take a timeless approach, whether it's for a weekend away in the country or simply to achieve the much-loved 'British gent' look, opt for a heritage design similar to the one Guylas created for his 'Husky' brand.
The original Husky jacket was a simple, single-breasted style with a boxy cut featuring a pure nylon exterior and polyester interior. It also had a corduroy collar, five snap buttons and – most importantly – diamond-shaped quilting.
Outdoor specialists such as Lavenham or Barbour should be your first port of call here – the former, in particular, stocks a beautiful vintage quilted jacket collection that features wool, cord and tweed accents. You will pay a bit extra for a Lavenham version, as all of its quilted outerwear continues to be made in Britain (Suffolk to be precise), but it's an investment worth making for a classic silhouette that will see you through many more transitional seasons to come.
Alternatively, you can find plenty of vintage-inspired styles on the high street, allowing you to try out the trend without your bank balance having to take a hit. Turn to UK brands and institutions such as M&S, Farah, Ted Baker, Joules or Ben Sherman if you want something that truly embodies British heritage style.
So how should you integrate a traditional quilted jacket into your own outfit? Again, it depends on how literal you want to be when channelling the country gent aesthetic. If this is what you're after, try teaming a single-breasted quilted jacket in deep navy with a light blue Oxford shirt, pair of tan cords and stylish brown brogue boots (Northamptonshire-made, of course).
If you're actually planning on taking this look for a walk in the countryside, just remember to pack a pair of on-trend hiking boots or Wellingtons that you're not worried about getting muddy:
- Raydon Mens Bb
- J.crew Button-down Collar Cotton Oxford Shirt
- Band Of Outsiders Slim-fit Cotton-corduroy Trousers
- Grenson Fred Triple-welt Pebble-grain Leather Brogue Boots
Another more traditional take on the trend could be to opt for an olive nylon jacket that features a brown corduroy collar and diamond-shaped quilting. Zip it up over a gingham shirt and pair with slim-leg jeans and desert boots for a smart-casual, man-about-town look:
- Polo Ralph Lauren Danbury Corduroy-collar Quilted Jacket
- He By Mango Slim-fit Gingham Check Shirt
- Nn.07 James Slim-fit Jeans
- River Island Stone Suede Desert Boots
Lookbook Inspiration
Key Styles
- Barbour Chelsea Sports Quilt Jacket
- Blue Harbour Slim Fit Water Resistant Quilted Jacket With Stormwear
- Ted Baker Wadlow Quilted Jacket
- Raydon Mens Fleece Lined
- Ben Sherman Quilted Field Jacket
- Mens Quilted Jacket Bark Brown
- Ben Sherman Quilted Field Jacket
- Denham Mens
- Barbour Chelsea Sportsquilt Quilted Jacket
A Modern Take
As designers proved on the runway this season, not all quilted jackets need to nod to times gone by. In fact, AW14 is set to see the style of outerwear take on a far more fashion-forward form. This doesn't mean you have to opt for an avant-garde design this autumn, just think slightly outside the box of what is traditional.
For instance, make a bold and modern style statement in a sporty black quilted bomber jacket. Although this will make for a clean and current look, you could still nod to the original design by choosing a bomber featuring a nylon, diamond-quilted exterior or black corduroy collar.
Wear your sporty bomber over a simple white tee and finish with slim-fit jeans/joggers and fashion trainers for an on-trend sport luxe aesthetic that is perfect for days out and about in the city:
- Aspesi Thermore-quilted Bomber Jacket
- Reiss Bless Crew Neck T-shirt White
- Topman Charcoal Marl Skinny Joggers
- New Balance 574 Runner Trainers In Grey
Another way to take a less conservative approach to the trend is by reaching for a leather quilted jacket in black, charcoal grey or bottle green (a key colour for AW14). Leather will instantly give your look an edge, which is perfect for guys who enjoy going against the grain.
Channel a punk-inspired aesthetic by wearing your quilted leather bomber over a red/black check shirt and teaming with skinny jeans and a pair of Dr. Martens:
- He By Mango Quilted Leather Jacket
- Asos Shirt In Long Sleeve With Brushed Buffalo Check
- Allsaints Crow Razor Jeans
- Dr Martens Original 8 Boots
Finally, if you've already got your hands on a classic quilted jacket in olive or navy, but still want to try out a modern look, consider wearing it open over an orange shirt and a pair of slim white slacks. Finish the ensemble off with black brogues. This look takes all the best bits from current AW14 trends, bringing a traditional silhouette bang up to date:
- Gant Checked Shirt
- Knutsford Mens Quilted Jacket With Cashmere Blend Lining – Khaki
- He By Mango Slim-fit Corduroy Chinos
- Reiss Rossell Wingtip Perforated Brogues Black
Lookbook Inspiration
Key Styles
- Asos Quilted Bomber Jacket
- Scotch & Soda Bomber Jacket With Quilt
- Barneys Quilted Leather Bomber Jacket
- He By Mango Waterproof Quilted Coat
- Jonathan Saunders Mens Khaki Quilted Bomber Jacket
- Tommy Hilfiger Dolores Bomber Jacket
- River Island Black Quilted Leather-look Bomber Jacket
- Topman Navy Quilted Bomber Jacket
- Sandro Reversible Quilted Bomber Jacket
Final Word
Whatever form it's in, the quilted jacket remains a time-honoured piece of outerwear that will see you effortlessly through autumn/winter. Yes, it might come in new shapes and colours this season, but ultimately the principle remains the same: it's designed to keep you warm, dry and effortlessly stylish.
But now you've heard from us, it's over to you: will you be sporting a quilted jacket this season? And if so, which style and look will you be going for?
Let us know in the comments section below…


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Clinton Hits Trail for Democrats
LEXINGTON, Ky.—Former President Bill Clinton waded Monday into a Senate contest here and told voters angry at the weak economy they shouldn't look for answers from tea-party activists or the Republican Party.
Voters "have a right to be mad, because they are hurting and confused," he warned the crowd, but said those challenging the Democrats were "playing you" by drawing on economic fears, and that an empowered GOP would only help the wealthy and special interests.
The speech—which came in the latest in a string of campaign appearances—reflected how, as President Barack Obama's popularity has waned, Democrats have turned increasingly to Mr. Clinton as a champion of candidates struggling in states where a visit from Mr. Obama might not be helpful.
Among other places, Mr. Clinton has campaigned in recent weeks in Tennessee, Georgia, Pennsylvania and his home state of Arkansas. He was scheduled to appear later Monday in West Virginia for Gov. Joe Manchin, who has been keeping his distance from Mr. Obama lately as he wages in an unexpectedly difficult campaign for the Senate.
In Lexington, Mr. Clinton attacked Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul, a tea-party favorite who has promised to slash government spending, as a "man of radical ideas, with no record to back it up." He was speaking at the University of Kentucky in support of Democratic candidate Jack Conway.
Mr. Paul's campaign dismissed Mr. Clinton's visit to the state, saying that the former president had led his party to lose control of Congress in 1994 by raising taxes a year earlier.
"Now, Barack Obama has given us government-run health care and is threatening to allow huge tax hikes," said Jesse Benton, Mr. Paul's campaign manager, in a statement. "We are confident that Kentuckians will once again reject higher taxes, more debts and bigger government."
Mr. Clinton carried Kentucky twice as a presidential candidate. Mr. Obama failed to carry the state in 2008, winning just over 41% of the vote.
A Wall Street Journal/NBC survey late last month found that of 14 well-known politicians and institutions in the country, Mr. Clinton ranked as the most popular. Of those polled, 55% had a positive view of Mr. Clinton, while 23% had a negative view. By comparison, 47% had a positive view of Mr. Obama while 41% had a negative view.
In his speech here, Mr. Clinton harkened back repeatedly to the robust economy under his presidency, and contrasted it to economic hardships under both Bush administrations.
"They never worry about the deficit unless there is a Democrat in the White House," Mr. Clinton said of Republicans.
Mark Ament, a 59-year-old retiree and a Conway supporter, drove from Louisville to see Mr. Clinton. He said he thought highly of the former president, because Mr. Clinton "left office with a budget surplus, and we still had the respect of most of the world."
His wife Sue, 58, called Mr. Clinton "probably the greatest president in our lifetime."
In recent months, the 64-year-old Mr. Clinton has been crisscrossing the country as if he were running for office again. He has delivered speeches at campaign rallies from Maine to California.
In Kentucky, Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongriardo admitted to the crowd on Monday he hadn't voted for Mr. Clinton when he ran for president. But, he said, "If Bill Clinton was on the ballot today, I would vote for him four times."
Mr. Paul, an eye surgeon, has held a lead in public polls against Mr. Conway, the Kentucky attorney general.The Democratic Party has a strong presence in Kentucky, particularly among the unionized miners in the eastern part of the state. As of September, Kentucky had more than 1.6 million registered Democrats and about 1 million Republicans, as well as about 200,000 voters listed as "other," according to the Kentucky State Board of Elections.
At a campaign stop, Mr. Paul mentioned Mr. Clinton's extra-marital affair while president with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, the Associated Press reported. "I'm not sure I can trust a guy who had sexual relations with an intern," the AP quoted him as saying.


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The idea behind Community First! Village simply began with one person in one RV. In 2004, Mobile Loaves & Fishes purchased our first gently used RV with a goal of lifting one person off the streets of Austin and enabling them to live in that RV. This was the advent of our Community First program, and in the years that followed we lifted up more than 100 individuals from the streets and moved them into RV homes in different RV communities in the Austin area. It was during this time that we also began to brainstorm the idea of developing our own "RV park on steroids" to provide affordable, permanent housing as well as a supportive community for our homeless neighbors who were living on the streets. We began moving our first residents into Community First! Village in December 2015.
It's all about relationships. Mobile Loaves & Fishes desires to empower the community around us into a lifestyle of service with the homeless. We achieve this vision through Community First! Village by taking a relational approach for connecting with our homeless brothers and sisters, instead of a transactional approach. When we bring an individual into community with others, we truly begin to make a sustainable impact on their lives.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes believes that the single greatest cause of homelessness is a profound, catastrophic loss of family. That's why our focus at Community First! Village is to do more than just provide adequate housing. We have developed a community with revolutionary services and attention to an individual's relational needs at a fraction of the cost of traditional housing initiatives. We seek to empower our residents to build relationships with others, and to experience healing and restoration as part of engaging with a broader community.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has a basic philosophy that housing alone will never solve homelessness, but community will. Most often, we find people on the streets who have a regular, albeit dysfunctional, community, even though they have no houses or shelter to live in. So the fundamental component that human beings need is human interaction; and human interaction occurs within community.
Community First! Village is located in northeast Travis County, not too far from the Travis Country Exposition Center. The property is roughly eight miles from downtown Austin and is accessible by public transportation. The address for Community First! Village is: 9301 Hog Eye Rd. Austin, Texas 78724.
Community First! Village offers an innovative mix of housing options, including 120 micro-homes, 100 RVs and 20 canvas-sided cottages. Once the Village reaches capacity, it will be home to more than 200 formerly homeless men and women.
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One of our goals at Mobile Loaves & Fishes is to transform the way people view the stereotype of individuals who find themselves homeless. After nearly two decades of serving and working within the homeless population, we believe the stereotype of chronically homeless individuals as it relates to crime is actually wrong. Chronically homeless individuals are among the most vulnerable and most often are the victims of crime, as opposed to being the perpetrators of crime.
Every neighborhood in any city at any time is susceptible to some level of criminal activity. Neighborhoods can mitigate potential criminal activity through strong vigilance. The very essence of Community First! Village is neighbor looking after neighbor. Crime statistics for the three mile area surrounding Community First! Village shows a dramatic contrast to what we experience in our neighborhood. We are hopeful that our model and vigilance can be transferred to our surrounding neighbors so that they, too, can experience the safety and refuge that our residents enjoy at Community First! Village.
In Texas, there is no discretionary land use authority outside of municipal boundaries. "Not in my backyard" (NIMBY) resistance most often leverages zoning to discriminate against populations of people they would prefer not to have in their neighborhoods. Community First! Village sits just outside of the City of Austin city limits; therefore, there is no zoning. We do, however, have to comply with certain state regulations involving density and water quality. If you're interested in understanding discretionary land use authority or zoning in your community, we recommend consulting with a land use expert specific to your state.
With the opening of Community First! Village, will Austin now become a magnet for the chronically homeless?
No, we do not believe Austin will become a magnet to the chronically homeless population. We would, however, like to see Community First! Village become an example across the country of how to innovatively address homelessness. We will require Community First! Village residents to demonstrate proof of homeless dwelling for at least one year within the Austin metropolitan area. This is to help assure that Community First! Village accomplishes its goal of addressing Austin's problem of chronic homelessness.
Since you are a faith-based organization, will Community First! Village residents be required to participate in faith-related activities that happen in the community?
There will be a spiritual life within Community First! Village, but no requirement to participate.
Although Mobile Loaves & Fishes is a Christian faith-based organization, our first priority is the dignity of the human person. Additionally, we have made a commitment as part of our privilege of having tax exempt status to not discriminate against anyone. We have a deep abiding respect for all faiths and welcome all individuals into our community — both Community First! Village residents, and those who wish to volunteer or serve the residents living in our community
Is it possible for homeless individuals to live independently like they do in Community First! Village?
Since 2014, Mobile Loaves & Fishes has been lifting chronically homeless individuals up off the streets of Austin into permanent, affordable and sustainable RV homes through our Community First program. About 86% of our residents continue to live independently and successfully in their homes.
We offer regular tours of Community First! Village on select Saturdays each month. You can sign up for a tour here.
We appreciate your generosity and willingness to support the residents at Community First! Village. While a monetary donation truly is the most compassionate way you can give, you can also choose from one of three options to help us furnish micro-homes at Community First! Village.
To be eligible to live in Community First! Village, an individual must be chronically homeless as defined in the City of Austin's Ten Year Plan to End Chronic Homelessness:
"A person who is 'chronically homeless' is an unaccompanied homeless individual with a disabling condition who has either been continuously homeless for a year or more, or has had at least four (4) episodes of homelessness in the past three (3) years lasting a minimum of 15 days each. In order to be considered chronically homeless, a person must have been sleeping in a place not meant for human habitation (e.g., living on the streets) and/or in an emergency homeless shelter. A disabling condition is defined as: diagnosable substance use disorder, serious mental illness, developmental disability, chronic physical illness, or disability including the co-occurrence of two or more of these conditions. A disabling condition limits an individual's ability to work or perform one or more activities of daily living." In addition, the individual must have lived in the Austin metro area for the past year.
CLARIFICATION: Couch-surfing, living with a friend or family member and/or not having a place in your own name does not constitute homelessness. All housing requests must go through the Coordinated Assessment process.
All potential Community First! Village residents will be required to complete the Coordinated Assessment, be fingerprinted and agree to a criminal background check processed by the FBI. To ensure that Community First! is addressing the problem of chronic homelessness in Austin, we will require potential residents to demonstrate proof of homeless dwelling for at least one year within the Austin metropolitan area. Here are more details on How to Apply for a Home at Community First! Village.
Yes, like any successful real estate housing development, there are full-time on-site property managers at Community First! Village. Full-time maintenance staff also is on-site at the property.
Individuals living in Community First! Village are required to follow three community covenants. Residents must:
- Pay rent on time
- Abide by civil law
- Follow the rules of the community itself (not unlike a homeowners association for a neighborhood)
Does a potential resident need to be free of drug and alcohol addictions in order to qualify to live in Community First! Village?
Community First! Village has been developed with an approach similar to the Housing First! model, which believes an individual must first be adequately housed before important lifesaving services such as drug and alcohol rehabilitation would be effective. To go through rehab or receive other vital services only to be released back onto the streets is counterproductive. Mobile Loaves & Fishes has taken this approach a step further by emphasizing Community First!
At Community First! Village, we are providing more than just adequate housing. We are developing a community with revolutionary services and attention to an individual's relational needs at a fraction of the cost of traditional housing initiatives. The emphasis at Community First! Village is on dignity, love, respect, abundance and acceptance. It is based on Scripture's meaning of shalom, which describes a human at peace in all relationships: with God, oneself, other people, and the natural world.
Please remember that the possession and distribution of controlled substances is against the law. We expect everyone living in Community First! Village to abide by the law. According to the U.S. Conference of Mayors' Annual Report on Hunger and Homeless, 2006, 74% of the homeless surveyed are not substance abusers.
Each potential resident at Community First! Village will be required to complete the Coordinated Assessment intake, be fingerprinted and submit to a criminal background check processed by the FBI. Then, on a case-by-case basis, qualified personnel will review the applicant for their compatibility with Community First! Village and the community at large. Registered sex offenders are the only individuals who are strictly prohibited from living in Community First! Village.
There is a broad range of services available on-site to the residents of Community First! Village, including:
- Full-time behavioral health case managers through Austin Travis County Integral Care (ATCIC)
- Extensive primary healthcare services provided by the Community Care Collaborative
- Home hospice and respite care
- Micro-enterprise business opportunities through Mobile Loaves & Fishes' Community Works program
- Regular farmers market to provide residents with healthy, nutritious and free vegetables harvested from the Village's many gardens
Capital Metro Bus Route 237 serves Community First! Village and the surrounding area between 7:00am and 6:00pm. The bus arrives and departs the Village on the hour during that time frame. Connection to downtown Austin via Route 37 can be made at Stop 1619 (7000 Manor & Susquehanna) near the Springfield HEB. Here is a link to the Cap Metro Schedule Page for the 237 route.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has many volunteer opportunities and is grateful for your willingness to serve. We encourage you to visit our volunteer page to explore available opportunities.
We love volunteer groups! If your group has 5 or more people, please contact MLF's Volunteer Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com or 512.551.5417 to make arrangements.
For volunteer opportunities with the St. John Neumann truck ministry, please visit Volunteer with St. John Neumann.
We're glad you asked! All volunteers are required to fill out a release form before serving with Mobile Loaves & Fishes. Please review and fill out our Volunteer Release Form here.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes has worked with a number of Eagle Scouts for projects that fit within our needs at Community First! Village. If you'd like to inquire about doing an Eagle Scout project, please contact Trina Bolfing at firstname.lastname@example.com.
On our online donation form, please select the Mobile Loaves & Fishes program or community you would like to support from the dropdown menu at the top of the form. If you prefer to give through mail with a personal check or through your charitable giving account, please send your donation to the main MLF address and simply indicate the community or program in the memo line. Please mail your check to:
Mobile Loaves & Fishes
9301 Hog Eye Road, Suite 950
Austin, TX 78724
Attn: Donna Emery
Absolutely! Leading a personal fundraising campaign is a great way to support Mobile Loaves & Fishes' ministry – and much appreciated! Please click here to fill out a personal fundraising page request form, and we'll get back to you with next steps. We're grateful for your support!
We are grateful to individuals, organizations and businesses that hold fundraising events benefiting Mobile Loaves & Fishes. Funds raised during such events enable MLF to provide food, clothing and promote dignity to our homeless brothers and sisters in need. If you are interested in holding your own fundraising event, please click here to read our fundraising guidelines and fill out an Event Application. An authorized MLF representative must approve your Event Application before publishing the name or logo of Mobile Loaves & Fishes or promoting the event.
On MLF's online donation form, please scroll down until you see a section titled "Honor or Memorial." Fill out the details in this area before submitting your donation. Mobile Loaves & Fishes will send a card to the designated person or family member to let them know a donation was made in their name.
To make an in-kind donation of goods or services, please see MLF's current list of needs on our In-Kind Donations page and contact the appropriate Mobile Loaves & Fishes program director to arrange for a drop-off date and time.
You bet! We like to refer to our recurring donors as Everyday Angels. These are the loyal individuals who support Mobile Loaves & Fishes with a monthly gift, enabling volunteers to bring relief and hope to those living on the streets. Everyday Angels give automatically from their credit card, providing dependable support for all of our programs. Please click here become an Everyday Angel with MLF, and thank you for helping us to serve Goodness – every day.
Donations made to Mobile Loaves & Fishes are non-refundable. Please contact us at 512.328.7299 within 30 days from the date of your donation if you identify an error in the amount of payment or to report unauthorized usage of your credit or debit card.
Yes, your donation is tax deductible. Mobile Loaves & Fishes is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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How do Mobile Loaves & Fishes' three core programs – Truck Ministry, Community First! Village and Community Works – work together for a holistic approach toward addressing homelessness?
The Community First! model is built on the foundation of Genesis 2:15 – "The Lord God then took the man and settled him in the Garden of Eden to cultivate and care for it."
With Mobile Loaves & Fishes' Truck Ministry, we allow the broader community to move throughout areas of the metaphorical garden that they normally would never have found themselves in – street corners, homeless camps, alley ways, shelters, etc. In doing so, volunteers are able to use food as a conduit for connecting human to human, heart to heart and building relationships with the homeless men and women who they encounter on the streets.
Through such interactions with our homeless friends over the past two decades, Mobile Loaves & Fishes has come to the understanding that the single greatest cause of homelessness is a profound, catastrophic loss of family. It's from this understanding that our vision emerged of building Community First! Village to welcome home individuals considered outcasts who had been despised and pushed to the fringe of society.
Once settled, it is inherent in humans to desire to be purposeful. It is our goal to mine that purpose in each individual, which we do through our Community Works program.
I want to learn more about what inspires the work of Mobile Loaves & Fishes. Do you have a recommended reading list?
Here are some of our favorite books that you'll find on the bookshelves of the Mobile Loaves & Fishes team:
A Spirituality of Fundraising
Henri Nouwen (Upper Room, 2011)
Beyond Homelessness: Christian Faith in a Culture of Displacement
Steven Bouma-Prediger and Brian Walsh (Eerdmans, 2008)
Circle Maker: Praying Circles Around Your Biggest Dreams and Greatest Fears
Mark Batterson (Zondervan, 2011)
Chasing the Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs,
Chapter 13: Batman's Bad Call, pp. 168-186
Johann Hari (Bloomsbury, 2015)
Community and Growth
Jean Vanier (Paulist Press, 1979)
Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church
Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2005)
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap…And Others Don't
Jim Collins (HarperBusiness, 2001)
Managing Ignatius: The Lunacy of Lucky Dogs and Life in the Quarter
Jerry E. Stahan (Broadway Books, 1999)
Radical Compassion: Finding Christ in the Heart of the Poor
Gary Smith (Loyola, 2002)
Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action
Simon Sinek (Portfolio, 2011)
Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion
Gregory Boyle (Free Press, 2011)
The 5 Levels of Leadership: Proven Steps to Maximize Your Potential
John C. Maxwell (Center Street, 2013)
The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming
Henri Nouwen (Image Books, 1994)
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Mobile Loaves & Fishes has been serving the homeless since 1998, and we are continually working to ensure every dollar is used to its fullest for this purpose. Anything less would violate the trust we keep with you, our volunteers and those we serve, and most importantly, with God. We are committed to the highest standard of stewardship excellence. We will make every effort to honor any designation or preference you have stated.
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To most efficiently use the resources you entrusted to us, we may disclose some personal information to select third parties in order to more effectively target our donor communications. MLF gathers personal information, such as first and last names, home addresses, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, credit card numbers, donations amounts and history, only when voluntarily submitted by you. Information of this kind is used to enable Mobile Loaves & Fishes to identify others interested in partnering with us to help serve the homeless. Information provided in donation history may include statistics such as total number of donations and value of donations for a set period of time. This information disclosure is done very carefully to ensure that your personal information is protected.
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HOOVER, Ala. (AP) - Ross Mitchell pitched five-plus scoreless innings to help Mississippi State claim the Southeastern Conference tournament title with a 3-0 win over Vanderbilt on Sunday.
The Bulldogs (39-22) ride a hot streak into the NCAA regionals, having won eight of their last nine games after league coaches picked them to finish fifth in the SEC West. It's Mississippi State's seventh SEC tournament title and first since 2005.
Caleb Reed relieved Mitchell and got Connor Castellano to ground into a double play in the ninth before hitting Andrew Harris with a pitch. Chris Stratton finished it off when Tony Kemp grounded to short with runners on the corners.
Tournament MVP Adam Frazier scored one run and drove home another
It's only the second championship game shutout in the 15-year-old current format, the first being Florida's 5-0 shutout of the Commodores last season.
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