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I would have never guessed this place was a good restaurant, based on the exterior. Once you enter, it's completely modern and trendy. The food was awesome...left me wanting more. Will return and recommend to friends.
Why is it that chefs can't stop cooking with that diseased liver created through animal cruelty-Foie Gras?
So Charleston City Paper endorses animal cruelty? Learn the truth about Foie Gras: http://www.stopforcefeeding.com/
Don't patronize any restaurant that serves Foie Gras.
If there was a rating for terrible, this place would take the cake! As we entered Fonduely Yours, people were smoking outside on the porch and there was a cigarette machine as you walked in..bad first impression. As we waited to be seated, we noticed a very dirty fish tank by the hostess stand. We were seated and the waiter asked us if we would like anything to drink. I stated "Can I have an unsweetened Iced Tea"..he stated "No." I at first thought he was joking, but he was not. Turns out Fonduely Yours does not carry Unsweetened Iced Tea. As we looked at the menu we noticed that there are NO free refills on any of the drinks, so we ordered water. Each of us ordered the Veggie Fondue Dinner. Our first course was the cheese fondue. The waiter barely talked while he made the cheese fondue. He did not fill it up all the way with cheese (there was lots of cheese left over in his serving bowl and we noticed that other people around us had way more cheese). With the cheese came a bread basket. The bread cubes were in a wooden basket without a liner or barrier between the bread and basket. (There is no way for this restaurant to wash/clean those baskets, it is impossible), so we found that to be disgusting. The carrots and celery that came with the cheese fondue were dried out and appeared to be old. The second course was the salad portion. I got a chef salad and was disappointed. The lettuce was iceberg lettuce and it wasn't even the green portion of the lettuce, it was the white portion. My Fiance had the mushroom salad, which was basically a big bowl of mushrooms sitting on top of a bed of (white) lettuce. Both salads weren't good. Finally, we had reached our main entree. We got the spicy chicken broth as the base. We each got the veggie fondue dinner. When the veggies arrived, we each received our veggies in very tiny bowls. We had asked who I think was a manager for a spoon to get the veggies out of the hot broth, at which time he stated that they don't 'do that' here. (Like I said earlier, the waiter barely spoke to us the entire night, and when he did speak to us all he said was "Tasty?" each time he came to our table between each course..while holding his hands on his hips.) Even though we finished the veggie dinners, we were still very hungry, because no were no refills on the veggies. The portion of vegetables they gave us was absolutely, positively not worth $13.95 each. We then proceeded to the final course, the chocolate fondue. We ordered the Amaretto Milk Chocolate Fondue. It came cold and allegedly already had the amaretto inside of it (which I did not taste). I'm not even sure the liquor was inside the chocolate, because we never saw the waiter put it in there and we did not taste it, even though he claimed it was in the chocolate. The fruit we got with the chocolate fondue was a joke. On the plate: Cubes of canned pineapple, cherries from a jar, 4 flattened marshmallows, apple slices, a few piddly banana slices, and some what appeared to be Walmart brand cake cut into cubes. We did not enjoy our experience. We were hungry when we left and actually went next door to Taco Bell immediately after leaving Fonduely Yours because we were still very hungry. The waiter barely spoke to us all night (while other waiters/waitresses were interacting with their customers seated around us) and when he did speak he spoke in one word increments such as "Tasty?" and "No". The place looked like the Regal Beagle from the TV Show 'Three's Company'..dated 70's decor. The staff wore T-Shirts and jeans. We were very hungry when we left and feel like we got ripped off after what we had received. Overall, a bad experience. You can tell that the management of the restaurant is poor based on the decor, food, and service. Will not recommend to family and friends and will never return.
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Relying on one or two sports car models and nearly going bankrupt and losing its independence in 1993. Porsche had to diversify product lines, and examines the branding implications of the internationalization of production. 1. The company CEO wants to integrate a new member into the Porsche product line-a sport utility vehicle (SUV), a model segment the company has never focused on. The brand extension will hinder the Porsche brand imagery as a result of brand dilution. (When entering the SUVs-market it lowered its brand value). Should Porsche move into the sport-utility market? 2. Porsche's "Made in Germany" mantra is danger of losing its strength and effective as a brand association. German manufacturing plant is running at full capacity and cannot host the implementation of a new product. The tax in German is high in automobile sector, and high labor cost. How will the company enable the manufacturing of the brand extension? SWOT:
Strength: Porsche is already a luxury brand. Strong Brand/Image; High quality products; Value chain(?); Weakness:
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An MIT Pune Campus at Ujjain, Avantika University is set to provide excellent training and placement opportunities to students with the support and guidance from industry's giants. It is a unique academic model based on an integrated trans-disciplinary approach that harmoniously amalgamates design with technology on a solid foundation of liberal education.For More Details visit https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwz94O_CixG9NTRoejBUNk1EeWM/view
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Avantika University's Industrial Design Programme, Designed to Impart Practical and
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Avantika University, an MIT Pune campus at Ujjain, offers Industrial Design in Bachelor's
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From the chair – A surprising number of Buncombe Republicans did something unusual today – we stood by the road. The opportunity – a final chance to honor the Reverend Billy Graham on the North Carolina leg of his journey toward Washington. It was special.
10th District GOP Secretary Patsy Gardin, Buncombe Men's Club President Bill Gainer and myself had traveled to Lincolnton for a great 10th District Executive Committee meeting. We adjourned just in time to take up station – along with hundreds of others on Highway 321 – to await the procession.
A circling helicopter announced the arrival. From conversation and observation it was evident that those in attendance were there for one clear reason – to show their appreciation for and to Reverend Graham.
The mood was special. The First Responders covering every overpass was special. The atmosphere of reverence was special. The clear blue sky was special.
But there was one thing that was extra special – the demonstrated truth that America has a lot of people holding firmly to their foundation of faith.
That is after all, the essence of this gentleman's mission and lingering touch. He spent his life reminding us – rewinding us – renewing us – toward America's grounding faith.
Lest the question of "freedom of religion" come up, it helps to remember that our Founding Fathers were not talking about "freedom from religion." Universally connected to Christianity at one level or another, they sought to uphold the sincere spirit of our faith by keeping the door open to all faiths. Unlike what one finds in so many secular countries and religious oligarchies, our Founding Fathers were not afraid of competition.
Watching Reverend Graham's procession unfold drove that message home. Our country was founded on Christian values and dedications. There are a lot of Americans who get that and are working hard to live it and preserve it.
From conversation and contact, I'm pleased to report that a good share of those people are Republicans. Thanks again Reverend Graham, for the reminder…
"Believers, look up – take courage. The angels are nearer than you think." Billy Graham


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Rev. Fowler is the Senior Pastor of Cass Community United Methodist Church and Executive Director of Cass Community Social Services (CCSS), a Detroit nonprofit agency which responds to poverty with programs for food, health care, housing and employment. She has held these roles since 1994.
Beyond her work at CCSS, Rev. Fowler has served as a Board Member for the Cass Corridor Neighborhood Development Corporation (CCDNC), an advisory board member of the Detroit Area Agency on Aging, as well as a Board Member and Trustee for the General Board of Church and Society.
She currently Chairs the Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority Advisory Committee. Prior to coming to Cass Community, from 1986 to 1994 Rev. Fowler was the pastor of William S. Ford Memorial United Methodist Church in Detroit. From 1983 to 1986, she worked with the Catholic Chaplaincy Team at Walpole Maximum Security Prison in Massachusetts.
Rev. Fowler graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Albion College. She received a Master of Divinity (M. Div.) degree from the Boston University School of Theology and a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degree from the University of Michigan - Dearborn. She currently serves as an adjunct professor for the University of Michigan - Dearborn.
Rev. Fowler's interests include reading, running, the environment and travel. Rev. Fowler has finished the Boston Marathon four times. She has visited Zimbabwe, Africa; Sydney, Australia; Seoul, South Korea; Russia; as well as several countries in Europe and England. She lives in Detroit and owns a historic (Victorian) home which was built when Abraham Lincoln was president (1864).
Sunday Worship – I Was
Lecture Series : Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, No Room for Them, Sick and Tired, All in a Day's Work
Rev. Andrew Pomerville recently accepted a position as Chaplain and Director of Spiritual Life for Alma College in Alma, MI. He previously served as the Senior Pastor at The Peoples Church of East Lansing, MI, a multi-denominational congregation with full standing in the United Methodist Church, the American Baptist Church, the United Church of Christ, and the Presbyterian Church (USA).
He holds a B.A. in History from Alma College, a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and will graduate with a Doctor of Ministry through a joint degree program between Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and University of Aberdeen, UK in May, 2018.
Pomerville's ministry has focused on interfaith and ecumenical dialogue, reunification, and reconciliation. He currently serves as the police chaplain for the East Lansing Police Department, with previous calls as a spiritual advisor for Hospice of NW Michigan and pastor for Church in the Hills in Bellaire, MI. Rev. Pomerville also maintains a close relationship with the Kirk of Scotland, having preached and served in Kirk parishes throughout the Glens region in NE Scotland.
He and his wife Rachell, a teacher in the Lansing Public Schools, have two children, Denali, 12 and Bryce, 10. They are avid outdoors people who love the National Parks, kayaking, hiking and exploring.
Sunday Worship – Tears of Indignation
Lecture Series: Emotions of the Narrative of Scripture
Akhil Reed Amar is an American legal scholar, and expert on constitutional law and criminal procedure.
Amar is Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University, where he teaches constitutional law in both Yale College and Yale Law School. After graduating from Yale College, summa cum laude, in 1980 and from Yale Law School in 1984, and clerking for then Judge (now Justice) Stephen Breyer, Amar joined the Yale faculty in 1985 at the age of 26. His work has won awards from both the American Bar Association and the Federalist Society, and he has been favorably cited by Supreme Court justices across the spectrum in more than 30 cases—tops in his generation. He has regularly testified before Congress at the invitation of both parties; and in various comprehensive surveys of judicial citations and/or scholarly citations, he invariably ranks among America's five most-cited legal scholars under age sixty.
Professor Amar is the author of dozens of law review articles and several books, including The Constitution and Criminal Procedure: First Principles (Yale Univ. Press, 1997), The Bill of Rights: Creation and Reconstruction (Yale Univ. Press, 1998—winner of the YUP Governors' Award), America's Constitution: A Biography (Random House, 2005—winner of the ABA's Silver Gavel Award), America's Unwritten Constitution: The Precedents and Principles We Live By (Basic Books, 2012—named one of the 100 best nonfiction books of the year by the Washington Post), and The Law of the Land: A Grand Tour of our Constitutional Republic (Basic Books, 2015).
His newest book, The Constitution Today: Timeless Lessons for the Issues of Our Era, was published in September 2016 and was named one of the top ten nonfiction books of the year by Time magazine. In February 2017 he received the American Bar Foundation's annual Outstanding Scholar Award, and in April 2017 he received the Howard R. Lamar Award for distinguished service to Yale.
Lecture Series: The Constitution Today
The Rev. George Heartwell is ordained to Christian Ministry in the United Church of Christ. He currently serves in the part-time capacity of Community Sustainability Coordinator at Grand Valley State University following his retirement as Mayor of Grand Rapids.
During Heartwell's 12-year tenure as Mayor, Grand Rapids was recognized by the United Nations as the country's first Regional Center for Expertise in Education for Sustainable Development, by the US Chamber of Commerce as the nation's most sustainable mid-sized city, and Heartwell was recognized by the US Conference of Mayors with the first-place award for climate protection in the large city category. He has spoken widely throughout the globe on the subject of sustainability and is recognized as a content expert in this field.
Heartwell has received Gubernatorial appointments from both Democrat and Republican Governors of Michigan, including his current appointment as State Transportation Commissioner, and was appointed by President Obama to serve on the State, Local and Tribal Leaders Task Force on Climate Resilience. He was credentialed by the United Nations to represent US Mayors at COP21, the United Nations Framework Conference on Climate Change in Paris in December 2015.
In retirement, Heartwell is also producing maple syrup, keeping bees, gardening and spending as much time as possible fly fishing.
Plantinga studied at Calvin College (A.B., 1967), Yale University, Calvin Theological Seminary (B.D., 1971), and Princeton Theological Seminary (Ph.D., magna cum laude, 1982). He has also been a visiting scholar at St. Edmund's College, University of Cambridge.
Formerly the pastor of the Webster (New York) Christian Reformed Church, Mr. Plantinga was Professor of Systematic Theology at Calvin Theological Seminary from 1979 to 1996. In the summer of 1996, he became the first ever Dean of the Chapel at Calvin College. In January 2002, he became the sixth President of Calvin Theological Seminary.
He is a former editor of the Calvin Theological Journal and the author of six books, co-author of one, and co-editor of two. He has written more than 230 published articles, essays, and reviews and a number of his pieces have won awards from such groups as The Associated Church Press and The Evangelical Church Press, and his 1995 book on sin, Not the Way It's Supposed to Be, won the 1996 Book of the Year award of Christianity Today. Seven years later Engaging God's World: A Christian View of Faith, Learning, and Living (Eerdmans, 2002) won the best book award in the category Christian Life, as did Reading for Preaching: The Preacher in Conversation with Storytellers, Biographers, Poets, and Journalists (Eerdmans, 2013) in the category Church/Pastoral Leadership for 2014.
In the academic year 1999 - 2000, under the provisions of a Christian Faith and Life grant from the Louisville Institute, Mr. Plantinga was a resident member of the Center of Theological Inquiry in Princeton.
Sunday Worship – Spiritual Momentum
Lecture Series: Whatever You Get - Get Wisdom
The Rev. Danielle Shroyer is an author, speaker, pastor, and founding member of the emerging church movement. She served in pastoral ministry for a decade before turning to writing full time.
She is the author of Original Blessing: Putting Sin in Its Rightful Place (Fortress Press, November 2016), Where Jesus Prayed: Illuminations on the Lord's Prayer in the Holy Land (Paraclete, 2015), and The Boundary-Breaking God: An Unfolding Story of Hope and Promise" (Jossey-Bass, 2009). She holds a BA from Baylor University and an M.Div from Princeton Theological Seminary.
Danielle lives with her husband and two children in Dallas, Texas. You can find her at www.danielleshroyer.com.
Sunday Worship – The Gift of Love
Lecture Series: Original Blessing
Matt and his wife, Ginny, founded 99 Balloons, an organization working with persons experiencing disability. This work grew out of their experience with their firstborn son, Eliot, who lived for 99 days. What began with starting a small respite night called rEcess in their community has grown into a global movement championing relationships and inclusion for persons with disabilities- with now over 40 rEcess sites across 3 countries.
In addition to serving as Executive Director of 99 Balloons, Matt speaks, writes and advocates in areas related to our shared humanity and fragility. He is the author of A Story Unfinished- a book written by Matt about Eliot's life and the lessons God taught them through their son. His work with 99 Balloons has allowed him to be a proponent of inclusive education as well as church inclusion throughout Haiti, Ukraine, Uganda, India and more. His story and work has been featured on The Today Show, National Geographic and The Oprah Winfrey Show.
Sunday Worship – Capernaum. Three Views of Disability
Lecture Series: What We Talk About When We Talk About Disability
The Rev. James Green Somerville is Pastor of Richmond's First Baptist Church, a position he has held since May, 2008. Before that he served for eight years as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of the City of Washington, D.C. Jim holds a Master of Divinity in preaching and teaching and a Ph.D. in New Testament studies from Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. He graduated from Georgetown College, Kentucky, with a degree in Fine Art and before that from the Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire.
Jim's articles and sermons have been published in a number of different journals including Christian Century, Lectionary Homiletics, and the Upper Room. He has preached on Day1 (formerly the Protestant Hour) and the Chicago-based 30 Good Minutes. The sermon he preached on the Sunday following September 11, 2001, was published in an anthology called Restoring Faith: America's Religious Leaders Answer Terror with Hope (Walker & Company, New York).
In addition to his work as pastor, he is the Co-Founder of A Sermon for Every Sunday, an online resource featuring "Video sermons from America's best preachers for every Sunday of the Liturgical Year" (www.asermonforeverysunday.com).
The Rev. Somerville is one of six sons of a Presbyterian minister who took what amounted to a vow of poverty to live and work among the poor in Boone County, West Virginia. In those often challenging circumstances, Jim's mother used her gift of storytelling to make the Bible come alive, and to inspire in her children a lasting love for God.
Jim is married to Christy Treadwell Somerville, who is a kindergarten teacher at St. Michael's Episcopal School in Richmond. He has two daughters, Ellie and Catherine, who are happily married to brilliant and talented men.
Sunday Worship – Which Gospel Shall I Preach?
Lecture Series: The Whole Bible in Four Lectures
Bishop Flunder is the Founder and Senior Pastor of the City of Refuge, United Church of Christ in Oakland, CA.
Flunder is a native San Franciscan and third generation preacher with roots in the Church of God in Christ. She is an ordained minister of the United Church of Christ and holds both masters and doctorate degrees in Ministry from the Pacific School of Religion and the San Francisco Theological Seminary, respectively. In 2003, she was appointed Presiding Bishop of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries, a multi-denominational coalition of over 56 churches and faith-based organizations from all over the world.
Following her call to be "salt and light" in the world, Bishop Flunder has served as a board member of the National Sexuality Resource Center, and as an active voice for the Human Rights Campaign as well as Co-Chair of the Religious Advisory Committee of the National Black Justice Coalition.
A much sought-after and prophetic preacher, educator, and justice advocate, Flunder is also a renowned gospel music artist who performed and recorded with "Walter Hawkins and the Family" and the Love Center Choir and with the Grammy Award Winning 'Chanticleer'. She is also a published author of Where the Edge Gathers: A Theology and Homiletic of Radical Inclusion.
In December of 2014, Bishop Flunder served as the keynote speaker for the White House observation of the 26th Anniversary of World AIDS Day. She was also named the 2015 Spiritual Hero in the January edition of the Science of Mind, produced by the Centers for Spiritual Living.
True to her call, she continues to be a prophetic and progressive Christian voice and leader in the movement of justice for ALL of God's children from the streets of Oakland to the halls of national government and international shores.
Sunday Worship – Beyond Fear Based Religion
Lecture Series: Radical Hospitality
The Rev. Dr. Sue Bertolette is the Senior Pastor of St. John's United Church of Christ in Lansdale, PA.
A native of southeastern Pennsylvania, she has a BS from Eastern College, a Master of Divinity degree from Eastern Baptist Seminary, and was ordained in the United Church of Christ in 1980. She received her Doctorate of Ministry from Lancaster Theological Seminary.
She currently serves as chair of the Church Relations Committee for Phoebe Ministries. Her past service ranges from 18 years as chaplain for the Hospice of the North Penn VNA and serving on the board of the North Penn United Way and the North Penn branch of the American Red Cross. On a regular basis, Sue leads worship and offers programs at several local retirement communities and centers. One of the things she especially enjoys doing is writing a monthly column for the local newspaper.
Sue and her husband Bob live in Lansdale and love spending time with their grown children, John and Jenny, and their spouses. In her free time, Sue enjoys reading, bicycling and spending time with friends.
Sunday Worship – Fear is a Four Letter Word
Lecture Series: Life Lessons Learned by Staying Put
The Rev. Dr. Swears is a retired pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, having served two parishes, one a new mission congregation in suburban Baltimore, Maryland for seven years and the other in Wilmington, Delaware for twenty-five years as the senior pastor.
Tom also taught both Homiletics and Spiritual Formation for many years at The Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and he is the author of The Approaching Sabbath: Spiritual Disciplines For Pastors, and Preaching To Head and Heart.
He and his wife, Linda, have been Bay View cottage owners since 2005. They have two grown daughters, Mollie, who is married and a student at Harvard Law School, and Annie, who is a student at Florida State University.Sunday Worship – The Under-Shepherd's Proper Question
The Rev. Paul Perez is an ordained Deacon in The United Methodist Church. He currently serves as the Director for Mission and Justice Engagement and Leadership Recruitment for the Detroit Conference of The United Methodist Church.
Perez earned his Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University and Master of Divinity from Wesley Theological Seminary.
The Rev. Perez was the founding director of Justice for Our Neighbors Southeastern Michigan, a United Methodist related immigration legal aid organization with locations in Detroit, Dearborn, and Ypsilanti and has also served as Director of Program Development at Newburg UMC in Livonia, Michigan.
He is a past member of the board of the United Methodist Student Movement, the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry of The United Methodist Church. He currently serves on the boards of the General Board of Church and Society of The United Methodist Church, The NOAH Project, Michigan United, and Justice for Our Neighbors Michigan.
Paul lives in Livonia, Michigan with his wife Anne, a high school English teacher, and his three children, Joshua, Sofia, and Charles.
Sunday Worship - A Labor of Love
The Bay View Association is located just outside of Petoskey, Michigan on the shore of Little Traverse Bay.
1715 Encampment Ave
P.O. Box 583
Petoskey, MI 49770
Phone: 231-347-6225
To be an institution in which Christian values and traditions are central; To enrich the human experience for individuals and families within Bay View and the surrounding community through a seasonal program of religious, educational, cultural and recreational opportunities; to provide a Christian perspective in a changing world.
The Bay View Association is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.


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MAX Field Hockey has been working hard to compile complete player lists for the classes of 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 for our ALL NEW Player Rankings! We released our initial lists for each class over the last week or so. This Friday, April 8th will be the last day we will accept additions to the lists, so if you are not listed and would still like to be considered, please complete a Player Profile: CLICK HERE TO CREATE A PLAYER PROFILE.
From these lists we will be using recognitions, selections, and feedback from coaches and club directors to select the following categories for each class (there will be no distinct number ranking within each category):
2016s & 2017s: Top 5, Top 50, Next 50 (100 total for each class)
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We hope to be able to release the class of 2016 rankings the week of the 18th, with the other classes following shortly after.
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Twenty years ago, Tommy Molto charged his colleague Rusty Sabich with the murder of a former lover; when a shocking turn of events transformed Prosecutor Rusty from the accuser into the accused. Rusty was cleared, but the seismic trial left both men reeling. Molto's name was dragged through the mud and while Rusty regained his career, he lost much more...Now, Rusty - sixty years old and a chief judge - wakes to a new nightmare. His wife Barbara has died in suspicious circumstances and once again, he is the prime suspect. Reunited with his charismatic lawyer Sandy Stern, Rusty will do anything to convince his beloved son Nat of his innocence. But what is he hiding? In an explosive trial which will expose lies, jealousy, revenge, corruption, and the darker side of human nature, Rusty Sabich and Tommy Molto will battle it out to finally discover the real meaning of truth, and of justice.


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No. 65287 - Published 24 Jun 2006
Review of Alica of Silk And Stockings, North London
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Based in Harrow at the back of the train station, no problem in parking. Fairly clean in the waiting room, main "pleasure" room very tidy. Took a couple of minutes to open the front door, however on quiet road.
The Lady
Alica was a lot older looking in her photo then in real life. She greeted me with a warm smile which seemed to be genuine. Dressed in a figue hugging red basque,matching panties and surspenders. Russian native with fairly good english.
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Once we had gone through the "shopping list" I went for the reverse oral(69), which she said at the start she does not do OWO, and sex to finish. We started with a nice relaxing back rub and had a brief courtsey chat. She then proceded to remove her lingerie, rolled me onto my back and gave me a full body rub. As soon as her lips touched mine my dick awoke and her tongue was deep indide my mouth. In my other encounters I have always notice that the WG has her eyes closed, not the case here wide open and loving every second. We proceded to enjoy each others bodies for several minutes (am I sure me hers more) and whilst kissing she had begun to wank my dick. From nowhere the condom came out and she placed on my dick with her mouth. I had aleady been playing with her pussy which she proceeded to place ontop of my face. Fully shaven so no rouge pubic hairs getting in the way. I tried to shove a couple of fingers inside to gauge how tight she was, but was meet with a no as she gets to sore if people have long finger nails (I havent but it was her call). Was not long before I had to stop as she knew how to get a guy to come knows all the tricks including ball sucking and tongue flicking on crown. She then turned, put a blob of KY on my dick and straddled me. Watching my dick disappear into her tight pussy was fantatic, I knew this was not going to last long. But ever the pro she knew just when to slow down. We kepted to the same postion with various speeds until I could hold back no-more. Still having the condom on she proceeded to take my dick back into her mouth and lick my whole shaft and balls again.
Great afternoon glad I went.
Great afternoon glad I went.
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I'm a fan of Tim Burton, not a massive fan, but a fair sized fan. I suppose it is his quirky darkness that I like. A collection of illustrations, drawings & paintings by Tim was published this month and it shows off the darkest corners of his vivid imagination, and it looks like a real treat.
The book does have a fair down side though, as the cheaper version of the book is £49.99, whilst the deluxe edition is over the hundred mark! But surely, if you are a big fan of Burton, this is a must buy.
Not sure how much you like Burton? Why not try The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy - a collection of short stories, written & illustrated by Tim Burton and priced at around £5, it's a massive amount cheaper!
--Update 26/02/2010--
I have, just today, found out that Tim Burton started his career as an illustrator for Disney, which I suppose would explain his amazing artistic ability and the reason the book works. You may have already known that. I didn't.
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For English this year, we had an assignment where we had to write a series of four essays on "where we live." At least one had to be tangible, at least one intangible, and the fourth was the longest, most formal of the four. I decided to post them here, just for Ravenclaw. They're not great, be warned. Also, they are largely unedited (I chopped out one paragraph from the last one in showing you guys, but no other corrections were made), since I never had time to make corrections before giving them back to be put in my writing file.
When I was growing up, my dad frequently reminded me that "A mind is a terrible thing to waste", and over time, I have come to realize that he was right. Everything I do and everything I say at some point is debated in my mind, planned carefully. I have worked to utilize my mental potential over the years, using the skills and capabilities I have been given to the best of my abilities. I believe that in undervaluing my thoughts and my point of view, not mapping out goals for myself in my head, I am betraying what is me in my truest form.
My mind is my fortress, the one place where I am exactly who I am, faults and all. I do not need to lie to myself, and in my head, I can voice the things that can never be said out loud or in writing. When I am in an unfamiliar setting, my thoughts are comforting, and I am able to convince myself that everything will be okay. Within the intangible world of my mind, anything is possible, and no barrier can stand in my way. I can reason through problems, looking at situations and savoring the moment when something just "clicks", and the chaotic world makes perfect sense.
My mind is my permanent place of residence, because no matter where I am or what I am doing, my mind is always there, my brain racing through endless corridors of thought. While I may physically live in my body, I believe that it is my mind in which I truly reside, and that it is the part of me that truly defines me. My thought process is unique, and no one in the world has the same perspective on life that I do. It is this mental uniqueness which allows for me to be creative, coming up with solutions that no one else would think of, and creating the world the way I want it to be. The shape of my thoughts influences the shape of my life, through my actions and reactions, through my verbal conversations and written word.
There may be times, when my thoughts cannot stop racing, and I just want them to stop. It is times like these when my worries overwhelm me, and I cannot help but stress about what the next day will bring. It is in these moments when I would rather live out a hermetic lifestyle in a cave in the middle of nowhere rather than face the problems I have. However, it is also these moments in which I remember who I am, how far I have come, and how far I plan to go. It is in these moments which I need the power of an optimistic perspective the most, and when the constant stream of thoughts in my head prove useful.
My mind is what causes others to perceive me, and me to perceive myself, the way I am. I live in my mind, and even though my mind may change over time, I will always live there.
It has been a long week, and today was particularly challenging. I just want to take a nap, but I have a large pile of homework sitting in my backpack, taunting me. Since I do not have the time to sleep, I do the next best thing—I take off my uniform and put on my favorite pair of pajamas.
This is the case most days, especially during the winter; I wear my pajamas from the time I get out of the shower after school to the time I wake up the next morning. Since I do not go out most nights, why should I get all dressed up, sacrificing comfort when I do not need to? During the school year, I virtually live in my pajamas.
Pajamas have always been my favorite type of clothing, because they are designed specifically for comfort. It does not matter if pajamas are just a bit too large, if they are mismatched, or if they have an odd message or design; all that matters is that they are comfortable enough to sleep in. This comfort allows for mobility, which is an added bonus. Since comfort and practicality are two of the qualities I value most in clothing, it makes sense that I spend copious amounts of time running around the house in fuzzy blue socks and baggy clothing.
My favorite pair of pajamas does not match, but that matters little to me. The shirt is a dark gray, long-sleeved t-shirt. The front of the shirt displays the name of a company my mom used to work for, although the bold, white letters have cracked over time. Although I would never wear this shirt in public, it is one of my favorite shirts to wear when I am around the house, because the sleeves are nice and long. The pajama pants that I wear most frequently, on the other hand, are near and dear to my heart for sentimental reasons. I received this pair of pants from a very close friend of mine, on New Year's Eve during sophomore year. She switched schools not long after, and although we keep in touch, I rarely see her anymore. Although it sounds silly, I always think of her whenever I wear the lovely, light blue pair of pants with multi-colored reindeer and white snowflakes.
I am a person who likes routine, and the old, familiar things in life comfort me. I have found that something as simple as wearing my pajamas seems to help make the most stressful conundrums seem more manageable. As long as I am surrounded by that which I know and love, I know that I can tackle anything.
I live in the middle of nowhere, by most standards. My house is backed by a strip of woods, and the street I live off is bordered on both sides by sinkholes. I live in the suburbs, and the houses are spread far apart; thus, the house I grew up in has a big backyard. I have spent a large part of my life outside, in that familiar, comforting place.
My backyard has a lot of really pleasant memories for me. When I was very little, my dad always encouraged my siblings and I to be active, especially during the summer. We would kick the soccer ball around, practice batting, and go jogging with him. We would all get eaten alive by the mosquitoes, but I still remember going through all the dribbling and shooting drills with particular fondness. Running around the perimeter of our yard, behind the sets of pine trees, beside the wild honeysuckle and blackberry bushes, and past the garden became a beloved, yet familiar path for all of us. My dad and I would walk around to all the trees, picking the small, yet delicious, fruit from the apple and pear trees.
In the spring, my two siblings and I would run around in the rain, often wearing ridiculous clothing and swimming goggles, just for the fun of it. My mom always used to joke that the Missouri and the Mississippi were in our own backyard, because certain parts of our yard flooded, forming two rivers that joined and ran off into the woods. After shouting all that I knew of "Singin' in the Rain" and "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head", I was soaked to the bone, and I went inside to dry off with my colorful blue beach towel.
Although I was never brave enough to face the winter cold every day, I would always brave the elements when it came to snow. I was always the first of my siblings to go in due to frozen limbs, while my sister was the snow queen; however, I always stayed out just long enough to help build a snowman or participate in a snowball fight. We have a hill in the backyard that is perfect for sledding, and Jim and I would always race down the slopes. Although it was bitterly cold, I always found that during that snowy season, the snowy season beautiful, and as I got older, I was the one taking photographs of the trees, with their bare branches covered in a delicate layer of ice.
Fall is one of the most gorgeous times of the year. Our yard is filled with trees that we have planted over the years, and when the leaves start to change, it is truly magical. There are so many different colors and patterns. I always mourned the loss of the color when the leaves turned brown with death and fell to the ground, but the crisp, crunching sound made when jumping into a pile of leaves never failed to make me smile.
I have always enjoyed being in nature, and my yard provides a place to relax. Although I cannot spend nearly as much time outside as I used to, due to homework and school, I still spend as much time as I can outside, sitting on my back porch, enjoying the beauty and comfort of a familiar, yet always changing place. My yard is where I live both literally and figuratively; my house is on the land, but it has come to represent something much more important to me. It represents the memories of the good times I have had with my family, and the good times I will have in the future. It is my home, one of the places where I am happiest, and where I truly belong.
The last few weeks, I have been reflecting a lot about who I am in the process of trying to figure out "where I live." One thing that I noticed was that my life seems to be defined by those people surrounding me on a daily basis, and the interactions I have with them. All of the places I "live in" are special to me because of the memories I associate with them, most of which are related to those people that are closest to me. My life is defined by those who I care about, and those who care about me. I live in love.
My family is my main support group. All my best memories, especially from my childhood, involve my family. My family is quirky, with traditions and habits that are unique to us, but are also honest, trustworthy, and loving. It is because of my family that I believe so strongly in the values I have, and it is due to their loving guidance that I am the person I am today. My family has been there throughout all the seasons of my life, encouraging me and teaching me to never give up. I live in the love of my family, because no matter where I go in my life, I will always have the lessons they taught me, and the support they offered me throughout my life. Even when they are gone, my family will be in my heart for the rest of my days.
My friends are those people who help on those long, busy school days, when I would rather be in bed than going to class. They add a spark to my life, a bright array of color and individuality that can turn even the gloomiest of days around. Each of my unique, crazy friends brings something new to my life: Emily is blunt and sarcastic, the rebel of the group, but she is also caring, reaching out to help where many others might falter; Sarah is a truly passionate person, and does not let anything get in her way; Maria is poetic and wise, but never fails to make me laugh when her odd sense of humor shines through; and Liz is probably the most like me, just a bit nerdy and completely obsessed with music. However, when the need arises, they are all there for me, reminding me why my friendships are so important to me. My friends, like my family, are imperfect, but they never fail to make my life a bit more interesting. Their love for me and my love for them have helped to make my high school experience worthwhile, and I fully intend to keep in touch with them, even once I leave the walls of the school. I live in the love of my friends, because even as the circumstances change in our lives, they have touched my life, and that is something that can never be taken away.
I think it is important to love myself, because if I cannot love myself, how can I establish relationships with other people? By learning to accept myself, despite my faults, I am starting a chain reaction that will affect the rest of my life. Developing respect for myself leads to reaching for higher goals, and making more of my life than I would otherwise. In loving myself, I am allowing myself to be happy in my own skin, which brings optimism in my life. I live in love for myself every day of my life, in every positive choice I make, and in every healthy relationship I build.
Loving relationships define my life, although I have never experienced romantic love. I am surrounded by people who care about me and love me, which is all that I need in my life to be happy. I am connected to and impacted by everyone I meet, even if it is not obvious. I am the person I am because of the relationships I've had, and the love I have had poured on me throughout my entire life. I am a very lucky person to have grown up in such a caring atmosphere, and I would not trade it for the world.
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Last week, Sam's Club announced that it will feature EMV chip security technology in its store credit card. It claims to be the first major American retailer to make the switch to EMV, and the decision is a major step forward for a technology that has taken hold in much of the world while seeing little adoption in the United States.
If you're not familiar with EMV and what it might mean in the USA, here's a quick rundown.
What is EMV?
EMV chips are microprocessor chips embedded within payment cards and designed to replace the familiar magnetic stripe where cardholder data and account information is stored. Depending on the setup, transactions occur using the card plus either a code or signature. These two basic arrangements are called chip-and-PIN and chip-and-signature.
Why the change?
The effort to move to EMV technology, which is poised to become the global standard for POS and ATM sales, is steered by the world's major payment card companies (EMV stands for Europay, MasterCard, and Visa). The primary argument for a move from magnetic stripes to chips is security of in-person transactions. EMV chips uniquely encode the transaction information each time the card is used, which makes it harder for criminals to skim cards for useful data at the time of purchase. In contrast, magnetic stripes contain and provide the same information each time they are used. This means that magnetic cards can be cloned, whereas EMV cards are extremely difficult to copy. If a PIN is required along with the EMV card, the user would have to have both the card and the PIN in order to successfully carry out a fraudulent transaction.
Is it really more secure?
For in-person transactions? Absolutely. Data on security is a little bit muddy because countries have adopted the technology at different rates, which has led to some new kinds of fraud as retailers juggled multiple types of payment cards. This was particularly true in Europe, where cardholders are more likely to travel among countries, potentially going from chip-and-PIN to traditional and back again. However, even with those caveats, it is clear that fraudulent in-person transactions are way down in EMV-based payment networks. For example, losses from counterfeit cards in the UK decreased by over 63% from 2004 to 2010, according to a study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Losses from lost or stolen cards declined 61% in the same time frame. The study states similar results from other countries; there is some mixed data out there, but EMV has dramatically decreased fraud in face-to-face transactions.
When will EMV become the norm in the US?
Surprisingly soon. EMV is the technology of choice in many developed countries, but it is nearly non-existent in the United States, in large part because fraud rates for in-person transactions were too low to justify the changeover. However, risk from credit card fraud is up in the United States - to a reported 10 cents out of every $100 transacted from 2007 to 2014 - which makes the switch more important. Aite Group, a research and consulting agency based in Boston, estimates that 70% of US-issued credit cards will be EMV-enabled by October of next year. Combined with Aite Group's estimate that 41% of debit cards will have changed over to EMV technology by then, that means 1.1 billion cards will be transitioned in the next sixteen months. Pressuring the change are the card issuers, who have said that merchants will bear greater responsibility for fraudulent in-person card transactions in their stores after that time if they do not have EMV infrastructure in place.
What does this mean for me?
The most important question! As with any new technology, things can change quickly, but what it likely means is:
- A new credit card, soon.
- Less risk of your credit card data being stolen during, or fraudulently used for, in-person transactions. It will be far more difficult to skim cards for information or duplicate cards.
- Higher risk of fraud in card-not-present transactions. Online purchasing in EMV-based countries has typically seen fraud increase as chip-and-PIN adoption grows. One common theory is that the same fraudsters will migrate from an old hustle - duplicating cards - to a new one as the old fraud becomes more challenging. While consumers will hopefully avoid scams and theft, we may see new types of online security and new types of rackets as our in-person transactions get more secure.
- An easier time traveling abroad. ARCA's Executive Vice President, Kirk Nelson, recently had a transaction rejected at a train station kiosk in Germany because his antiquated magnetic-stripe card wouldn't work in the kiosk's EMV card reader. He had to run to an ATM to get cash, then come back and use the cash to buy his ticket. While the transition in the United States will likely be gradual enough that consumers will not have issues using either style of card for years, your shiny new EMV card will have you ready to go in other parts of the world.


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2011 in Review
December 6, 2011
Staff of Hope was established in 2001 believing that we should love our neighbors. We believe out partners in East Africa do not want free handouts, but a neighbor to join then, helping them to become self-sustaining. Valuing service and giving of one-self, we believe that those who give are themselves blessed. Over the ten years of this ministry, many people from different states and different countries have demonstated that we share these same beliefs. The Borad of Directors thank you for your partnership.
United, we are impacting the lives of thousands each year in East Africa:
- 30,000 people per year receive clean water from our newly drilled wells
- Over 200 students now receive education from a top ranked high school
- Beginning in February, over 100 girls will benefit from an on-site dormatory at the secondary school
- Daily dozens receive primary medical care, treating diseases, providing safe births and more
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My winter project: a sail for my canoe, a Hiawatha from Ted Moores' book Canoecraft. I modified the design and built it from plywood.
The balanced lugsail I'd like to add is based on a design by Tood Bradshaw: http://webpages.charter.net/tbradsha...s/!LUGDWG-.PDF
I reduced the size to 32sq.ft. and built a scale model for my own education (slideshow). For panel development I used Sailcut (free download).I attached the file if you like to try it yourself. todd's fat lug 1.zipSailcut CAD is a sail design and plotting software. It allows you to design and visualise your own sail and compute the accurate development of all panels in flat sheets.


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Pupils have been giving up their time across Teesside to train as student librarians.
A total of 122 pupils from 17 secondary schools have completed a two-term volunteer librarian course organised by the Schools Resources Service, serving Teesside schools.
Carolyn Rimmington, schools resource officer based at the Cooper Centre, South Bank, said: "The course offers a great opportunity for pupils in different year groups to work together as a team for the benefit of the whole school.
"This year, not only have 30 students gone on to complete the advanced course, but the success of the scheme on Teesside has encouraged other authorities in the North-east to set up their own."
Children's author Alan Gibbons presented the pupils with certificates in a ceremony at St Michael's School, Billingham.
Schools taking part this year were Bydales, Gillbrook, Huntcliff, Laurence Jackson, Rye Hills, Sacred Heart and West Redcar, in Redcar and Cleveland; Blakeston, Egglescliffe, Ian Ramsey, Norton and St Michael's in Stockton; Acklam Grange, King's Academy and Newlands in Middlesbrough; English Martyrs and St Hilda's in Hartlepool.


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Monday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Thursday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Friday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Saturday: Closed
Our mission is to procure quality goods and services for Cook County agencies at the best price by promoting competition and implementing best practices.
To achieve this goal, the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer is committed to implementing open and transparent procurement methods to promote maximum vendor participation while leveraging overall County volume to achieve lower costs.
Recent Procurement News
New Disqualification Rules Accepted by County Board
May 18, 2018
The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer has published rules to govern the process by which contractors for whom disqualification has been proposed may challenge/seek review of the proposed disqualification. In accordance Section 1-9 of the County Code, these Rules were accepted by the Rules and Administration Committee of the Cook County Board on May 16, 2018. These Rules will take effect June 1, 2018.
Disqualification Rules
Notice for Proposed Disqualification
Pre-Qualified Pool of Prime Contractors for Architectural/Engineering Services and Construction Management Services
April 4, 2018
The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer issued RFP No. 1623-15371 to select a pre-qualified pool of Prime Contractors for Architectural/Engineering Services and Construction Management Services. The list below shows the selected Prime Contractors. Solicitations will be issued to groups of pre-qualified Prime Contractors and will be listed on our website. Firms interested in participating as a subcontractor may review the pre-qualified vendor list and project information as projects are issued to offer their services to the pre-qualified Prime Contractors. Minority and Women Owned Business are particularly encouraged to review the list and project information as they are issued. For more information, contact the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer at (312) 603-5370.
1623-15371 Pre-Qualified Pool
Cook County Pension Fund - Commercially-Available Pension Administration Solution (PAS) Request for Proposal
March 21, 2018
The County Employees' and Officers' & Forest Preserve District Employees' Annuity & Benefit Fund of Cook County invites the submission of proposals from qualified firms with a long-term and demonstrated commitment to pension administration to select and implement a commercially-available pension administration solution (PAS). The RFP is available beginning March 21, 2018. The submission deadline is 3:00 pm CST, May 14, 2018. To receive the RFP, all interested parties are required to register. Registration is required to obtain a complete set of the proposal forms.
Notice of Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Rules
December 15, 2017
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) published rules regarding the procurement, management, and administration of engineering and design related services. IDOT is in the process of updating the Bureau of Local Roads and Streets Manuals to incorporate these new requirements for procuring consulting engineering services using federal funds. In the interim, IDOT has issued guidelines to satisfy these new requirements including the publication of the names and rankings for the top three firms when contracts are awarded. Please see the document below for Cook County procurements which are subject to the FHWA policy.
DES Top Ranks
2017 Buying Plan
December 9, 2016
The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer has released the 2017 Cook County Buying Plan. The buying plan can be viewed HERE. The Buying Plan is a useful tool for vendors to prepare for new contract opportunities.
Cook County Pension Fund - Pension Administration System Consulting Request for Proposal
September 22, 2016
The County Employees' and Officers' and Forest Preserve District Employees' Annuity & Benefit Fund of Cook County invites the submission of proposals from qualified firms with in-depth knowledge and expertise in public pension plan administration and information technology systems to assist in the development of a Request for Proposal (RFP) and procurement for a Pension Administration System (PAS). Additional services may include project management oversight and quality assurance services for the implementation of the new PAS. The issue date of the RFP was September 21, 2016, and the due date is November 1, 2016. The RFP is available at the below link. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Cook County Pension Fund.
2016 Vendor Fair – Hosted by the Government Procurement Compliance Forum (GPCF)
May 9, 2016
Please join Cook County Procurement at the 2016 Vendor Fair Hosted by the Government Procurement Compliance Forum (GPCF). The event will take place on Wednesday, May 25, 2016 9:00 am – 1:00 pm. The location will be the UIC Forum 725 W. Roosevelt Rd. Chicago, Illinois. The 2016 Vendor Fair is a collaborative effort by the members of the Government Procurement Compliance Forum to give our regional businesses as many resources and networking opportunities as possible. This event will provide businesses the opportunity to learn about contracting opportunities with the City of Chicago, its Sister Agencies, Cook County Agencies, and State and Federal agencies. You will have the opportunity to attend several business workshops, learn how to join the construction trade unions, find financial, insurance, and legal assistance. UIC Forum Parking Available for $10.00 at 1029 S. Morgan, Lot 5 For more information, including registering for the event, please visit the 2016 Vendor Fair Website.
Cook County Technology Outlook 2016
April 6, 2016
The Cook County Technology Outlook event took place on April 6, 2016 @1:30 PM. This event provided valuable information for IT Vendors/Consulting firms interested in doing business with Cook County and learning about upcoming contracting opportunities.
- 2016 Technology Outlook Presentation
- 2016 Technology Outlook Attendee List
- 2016 Technology Outlook - Additional Attendees
2016 Buying Plan
January 2016
The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer has released the 2016 Cook County Buying Plan. The buying plan can be viewed HERE. The Buying Plan is a useful tool for vendors to prepare for new contract opportunities.
2016 Vendor Workshops
December 2015
The Office of the Chief Procurement Officer has released the 2016 Vendor Workshop Schedule. To view the full schedule, descriptions, dates & times, download the workshop schedule here: 2016 Vendor Workshop Schedule
The workshops offered are listed here:
- Procurement 101: Doing Business with Cook County
- How to Submit a Successful Request for Proposal (RFP)
- Job Order Contracting (JOC) 101
- Procurement Essentials – Governing Laws & Ordinances
- Sale of County Surplus: What, When, Where, and How?
- Growing Your Business – Alternative Financing Solutions
To register for any of these workshops, please email email@example.com. See you there!
Additional links:
Cook County Contract Compliance Contract Compliance Administers the County's Minority Business Enterprise/Women's Business Enterprise (MBE/WBE) programs
Forest Preserve District of Cook CountyThe Forest Preserve District of Cook County provides an online listing of current procurementopportunities and and other information regardingprocurement with the Forest Preserve District.
Cook County Health and Hospitals System (CCHHS)CCHHS is a Cook County agency with purchasing authority. A listing of current procurement opportunities and other contract information related to the health and hospital system in available at their website.


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It shouldn't have surprised my parents that I grew up to be somewhat of an academic. After all, I grew up in a household where both my parents were always reading, learning, and encouraging us kids to do the same. My dad was very bright. So is my mom.
These days, I am surrounded by books. All kinds of books. Some of them are mine, but most of them are my mom's, as most of my books–and there are many of them–are in storage.
I woke up this morning thinking about books. I have worked on several of them, and have now written a short one of my own.
It used to be that the very best gift a person could get me was a gift card for Barnes and Noble. I just loved reading. I loved books. And I got that from my parents.
However, now that Christmas is over–and having gotten no books or gift cards for books–I have found that I've expanded my experiences to doing more than reading. I guess it's all part of trying to be well-rounded.


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Health Care Assistants
- Recruiter
- Victoria Community Care
- Location
- Liverpool
- Salary
- Up to £10,000
- Posted
- 16 May 2018
- Closes
- 22 May 2018
- Category
- Healthcare and Care
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Part Time
Health Care support worker ( Walkers and Drivers Needed)
Salary: £7.83 to £9.00 /hour ( Double pay on BANK HOLIDAYS)
Victoria Community Care Ltd is an awarding winning care provider with Investors in People accreditation.
We are looking to expand our team of Healthcare Assistants and are recruiting in the Knowsley area and parts of Liverpool.
We are one of the main providers of care in the Knowsley area.
We can maintain our promise of continuity of work based around your availability.
Previous experience is desirable but not essential as full training and support is provided.
If you enjoy helping people and want to make a positive difference to their lives this job could be perfect for you. We are looking for caring, passionate and dedicated individuals who want to make a difference. We provide person centered, individual care packages specific to the needs of our service users. You will look after vulnerable people in their own homes ensuring a high level of care is provided promoting independence, dignity and respect.
Your duties can include assisting with general daily living activities, personal care, domestic duties, meals, medication, shopping, community visits. No experience is necessary as full training is given.
Benefits include:
- Flexible working hours
- Enhanced rate of pay on weekends
- Double pay on BANK HOLIDAYS
- Flexible hours or guaranteed hour contracts
- Choice of weekly pay or four weekly pay
- Paid holidays
- Pension scheme
- support and advice available 24 hours a day
- Paid Health & Social Care diploma
- paid training with specialized development packages
- paid specialist training to develop you
- free uniform and PPE
- drivers MILEAGE ALLOWANCE
- career progression
- free mobile app allowing instant live access to your rota
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Sugar and Spice and All Things Nice
How did Wednesday treat ya, world? Here was sunny bright and went to 15 (ZS, that means warm). Cardinals were really singing their hearts out today. Most Spoiled Cat In the Universe is loving my being home. Is almost my shadow.
I have two neighbors (duh). One of them is a grandmother and a really nice person (i.e. like me. Quiet). The OTHER one is a PIA (pain in ---). She's 74, nosey and just generally needs a nice strong tranquilizer. She's (sorry to say) very 'German'. Is a fresh air/exercise fiend, very strong-and-control-minded, and doesn't understand why the entire universe doesn't do things exactly like she does. In fact she's offended by that.
This morning she rang my doorbell, twice, at 8:00 to see if I was home. I'd been up till 2 that morning (thank you menopause!) and reaaaallly didn't see anything good about being dragged out of bed that early just so she could figure out if her construction workers could use my driveway! In the past I just let them do that and ask them to move their trucks when I need to get out. So I get to the door, all bed-headed and sleepy, in my pjs. She just looked startled, said she'd get them to move the truck. All I managed to say was "Oh God!". She turned away, I shut the door and went back to bed. Managed to get back to sleep.
We chatted later, after my dentist appointment ($147 later) and grocery shopping (this time I got veggies). She apologized and I laughed. Yes I'd been rude but honestly didn't mean to be. When you're woken up from a sound sleep at that hour, you naturally think the worst.
Well, I do anyway.
Bought three different kinds of fish, but found chicken in the fridge that's been there a few days so cooked that instead. Am really trying to do healthy stuff even if I don't like it. On the other hand also picked up bottled sauces to cover the fish taste.
Ewww let's not even mention fish.
Managed to go a whole day without calling M. Did kinda get heck from the dentist, which helped. Apparently that flossing/Waterpik'ing stuff? You have to do it more than just once.
Forgot to get a splint for the arm. Am trying to keep it level, so this is a mercifully short post.
Night all!!!
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Today's job posting - find employees
District Court has recently published notification for the post of Stenographer, Typist, Process Server. All job seekers are invited to apply this post. Eligibility detail and application process is given in the below notification.
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Late Date to apply or submit job application : 31st July 2017
District Court Recruitment – ecourts.gov.in . 2017
District Court of India are the district courts of the State governments in India for every district or for one or more districts together taking into account the number of cases, population distribution in the district. They administer justice in India at a district level. Salary of civil Judge (Jr.Division) at Entry Level. They have set the minimum eligibility requirement criteria in terms of Education, Age Limit and pay scale for fulfill their current positions.
Educational Qualification :- All Interested Candidates should have Passed 8th / 10th / 12th or its equivalent qualification from a recognized Board/University.
Age Limit :- Minimum age require as 18 years and Maximum Age is 35 Years. For Age relaxation Check the official notification publish on their official website.
Application Fee :- Application fees require to pay at the time of online form submission Or Demand draft for offline job application. For this job General/Cat-2A/2B/3A/3B Candidates Application Fee is – 200/- & For All Other Candidates (SC/ST/PH/Cat-1) Application Fee is – 100/-.
Selection Procedure :- After sorting the all candidate's application form interviewer panel will further Select candidate will be base on the Written Exam, Interview.
Pay Scale :- Candidates can get salary Rs. 14,550 – 26,700/- (Post 1), Rs. 11,600 – 21,000/- (Post 2,3), Rs. 11,000 – 19,000/- (Post 4), Rs. 9600 – 14,550/- (Post 5) per month.
Grade Pay :- NA.
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Both matter and energy act like particles and moving interconnected fields at the same time. Whether studying an electron revolving around the nucleus of a molecule, the planets around the sun, or viewing galaxies playing within the forces of the universe, their movements, their existence, are of both quanta and the fields of energy that move them in an indivisible pattern of oneness. It's no wonder that different parts of the body--skin, joints, bones--may all be affected by a disease process even when they have no obvious physical, chemical, or neurological connection with each other or the process itself.
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WaterAid have initiated a new campaign to address the global crisis in water and sanitation.
Visit www.endwaterpoverty.org and pledge your support. Please also visit the 'take action page and send a message to the G8.
End Water Poverty is a new campaign and I think the river, when it is sewn together, will be used to help raise awareness of this campaign, the deatils of which I will announce when plans have been finallized.


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Do you have preconceived notions about which animals are cute and which aren't? We hope you don't mind having your mind blown, because we're about to surprise you with some adorable examples of animals that aren't normally thought of as cute. Click through to meet them.
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84% of professional marketers have produced or outsourced at least one video for brand marketing in the past 12 months, setting the trend for 55% of small-to medium-sized business owners (SMB owners) who published a video last year. 76.5% of the professional marketers and SMB owners that have used video marketing said it had a direct impact on their business, and more than 60% said they plan to increase investment in video next year.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
US Open Cup Roundup
David Beckham's future club continued its season of misery with a US Open Cup defeat to the Richmond Kickers of USL-2 (the third division of American soccer). The Houston Dynamo, the defending MLS Cup Champion were upset by the Charleston Battery, a USL club that traditionally has been strong in the Open Cup. The Battery will now face FC Dallas in the Quarterfinals. New England used two stoppage time goals to defeat Rochester 4-2, and Colorado defeated the expansion California Victory of USL 3 to 1 to advance to the quarterfinals. Rochester's defeat in the Round of 16 equaled the earliest Open Cup exit for the Rhinos in the past ten years.
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If the Galaxy win Superliga maybe you'll drop all this negativity towards them.
- July 11, 2007 10:02 AM
Well, according to you, they are the signature franchise of MLS.
It's not necessarily being negative to say they suck because right now they do - that's called analysis.
- July 11, 2007 1:02 PM
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Slavery was stronger than ever in 1860, because it was keeping evil men rich and powerful. We should be thankful to those who died to make men free.
According to David Eltis and David Richardson
the Atlantic slave trade remained strong until it was suppressed. Like the institution of slavery, the traffic that supplied captives did not die a natural economic death. The maps establish that in all the major importing areas of the Americas, the volume of the traffic peaked in the years just before its suppression. This pattern held for Brazil, the United States, and the British Americas as a whole.
According to James W. Loewen
Slavery was hardly on its last legs in 1860. That year, the South produced almost 75 percent of all U.S. exports. Slaves were worth more than all the manufacturing companies and railroads in the nation. No elite class in history has ever given up such an immense interest voluntarily. Moreover, Confederates eyed territorial expansion into Mexico and Cuba. Short of war, who would have stopped them – or forced them to abandon slavery?
To claim that slavery would have ended of its own accord by the mid-20th century is impossible to disprove but difficult to accept. In 1860, slavery was growing more entrenched in the South. Unpaid labor makes for big profits, and the Southern elite was growing ever richer. Freeing slaves was becoming more and more difficult for their owners, as was the position of free blacks in the United States, North as well as South. For the foreseeable future, slavery looked secure. Perhaps a civil war was required to end it.