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Thanks to @Citi Foundation #ProgressMakers, Lesbia makes her career dream a reality!
When Lesbia was very young, her parents made a difficult decision. They wanted a better future for their family, so they moved from Central America to the U.S. to find it.
During that period, her parents were back and forth between the countries, and Lesbia rarely saw them. Six years later, she finally joined them on American soil.
When she started school, Lesbia couldn’t speak English. Other kids made fun of her name. She struggled.
But eventually, she learned to stop caring what other people thought. She realized that this new country held a wealth of opportunities.
As time went on and they worked to adjust to the U.S., other members of Lesbia’s family found Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF). They referred her, and after obtaining a work permit, she was able to get temporary child care assistance at HUF.
HUF changed Lesbia’s life. She was supported by multiple HUF programs, including Income Support, Financial Literacy, and the Bridge Program, where she completed the Customer Service and Sales Training, as well as the Patient Care Technician EKG/Phlebotomy Training. She’s currently finishing a class in math at Sheridan Technical School, and has a bright future.
Thanks to HUF, Lesbia’s family will no longer live paycheck to paycheck, and she, her husband, and her children will live better lives.
The Bridge Program at Hispanic Unity opens up a world of opportunities! With the generous support of @Citi Foundation and the Community #ProgressMakers grant, program participants have access to tuition assistance for career pathways in high demand fields, including national certifications in Patient Care Technician (PCT) and Customer Service and Sales Training (CSST).
Thanks to @Citi Foundation #ProgressMakers, Marisol makes her dream a reality!
From Boston, to Puerto Rico, to Miami, Marisol has been following her American dream since birth.
Born in Boston, she spent several years in the historic city before her family relocated to Puerto Rico, where she grew up and attended school.
As an adult, Marisol made the difficult decision to move to Florida in search of a better future for her family. She sought more safety and security. Marisol was excited and deeply committed to grow and thrive in her new home!
Starting fresh presented numerous challenges, however. She struggled to find work while caring for her two beloved children.
Luckily, Marisol found Hispanic Unity of Florida. Her brother had participated in HUF’s Center for Working Families program and referred her.
Marisol took the many opportunities offered by HUF and ran with them. She received income support through gift cards, child care assistance, hurricane relief help, and affordable housing. She also entered the Bridge Program where she became certified through HUF’s Customer Service and Sales Representative (CSR) training.
Shortly thereafter, she was able to secure part-time employment. Marisol says that the training helped her be more in touch with clients and better understand their needs.
The hard-working mother wanted to take things further and thrive in a new career, so she completed HUF’s Patient Care Technician Program (PCT) at Sheridan Technical College – a highly specialized training with a focus on EKG and Phlebotomy.
Countless new opportunities are now available to Marisol, and she plans to move on into the Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) Program. Eventually, she’ll work in a private practice, and she credits HUF for helping her to empower herself and help ensure her family’s successful future.
The Urban Institute recently released a research report titled Upskilling the Immigrant Workforce to Meet Employer Demand for Skilled Workers.
The report takes a look at the whole US but supplements its findings through site visits and interviews with a variety of stakeholders in three metro areas, Seattle, Dallas and Miami-Fort Lauderdale.
Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) participated in the study and shared with the researchers our own insights into the work we do assisting immigrants who are both unemployed as well as, underemployed.
How many of us know that Broward County’s percentage of foreign-born residents is nearly 33% – or 3 out every 10 residents?
The implications are significant for our community. Our immigrant population is mostly first generation. And the needs of this population are different then communities where the immigrants are second or third generation or where the immigrants are English literate and highly educated.
Local communities with large foreign born residents must invest in foundational resources to assist these immigrants in their integration – which in turn – benefits the whole community.
At HUF where we serve immigrants from 30 different nations, our work is focused on English language instruction, education (for both parents and children), economic development (employment, small business creation, asset building, health and child care supports) and civic engagement.
This from the research report: This diversity within the immigrant workforce—with high numbers at both ends of the educational spectrum—is important context for our focus in this report on opportunities for immigrants employed in lower- and middle-skilled jobs.
At HUF, we simultaneously work with former professionals such as doctors, dentists, lawyers, etc. as well as individuals who never completed high school. This diversity within the immigrant community requires different approaches to the work community organizations such as HUF undertakes. For us, it means providing core services that are fundamental to all clients while providing “add-ons” such as information on how to have educational credentials certified for immigrants with college or advanced degrees.
“One out of every six workers in the US are immigrants.” The research report’s conclusions offers guidance for all our community’s stakeholders: state and local policy makers, workforce development service providers, funders and employers. Woven throughout the report are the community based organizations that are often at the frontlines of the work with immigrants.
South Florida is at full employment. Now is the time to support and address the needs of our whole community including communities of color and the immigrant community.
This article was originally published on June 6, 2018 on the UnidosUS website.
As of this posting, Florida is the only state in the nation to not have a federally approved accountability plan.
On April 20, 2018, the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) submitted its revised Florida Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Plan to the U.S. Department of Education (USDOE).
Hispanic Unity of Florida is a member of a coalition of civil rights organizations that earlier this year during Florida’s Legislative Session, proposed legislation that would align Florida’s school accountability system with the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), the largest federal law governing K-12 education. Florida’s current system neglects to factor into its school grades the test scores of many English learner (EL) and Latino students, and fails to use a native language assessment when appropriate for the 10% of Florida’s K-12 students who are learning English.
Effective implementation of ESSA at the state and district level is key to ensuring that educators and ELs have the data and tools they need to become English proficient and academically successful as swiftly as possible.
Under ESSA, in exchange for federal funds, states must track and report the performance of subgroups of students—racial and ethnic minorities, those from low-income families, ELs, and those with disabilities—when assessing school performance.
Florida’s revised ESSA plan, however, sidesteps the intent of the federal law by bundling together the lowest-performing students regardless of subgroup. That means schools that are not meeting the needs of every subgroup can still get a passing grade, and parents are not aware.
The revised Florida plan creates the new “Federal Percent of Points Earned Index” (FPPEI) of which subgroup performance and an English Language Proficiency Indicator will be components. The fact that Florida created the FPPEI is a good sign that the state recognizes its obligation to align the state’s system with federal law. The FPPEI, a new section of a Florida school’s report card, in effect creates a parallel accountability system. The calculation of a school’s grade still does not take into account subgroup performance and English language proficiency. This decision is problematic, confusing and unnecessary.
What’s more, while the federal government urges states, when appropriate, to test students in their native language to better assess what they know—Florida chose not to meet this requirement, despite being home to one of the nation’s largest EL population.
A recent report by UnidosUS (formerly NCLR) study highlights that Florida educates the third-largest K–12 EL population in the nation. ELs make up 10% of Florida’s student population; nearly 290,000 students. The majority of ELs—75%—in the state speak Spanish. According to recent Florida state assessment results, double-digit gaps exist in graduation rates and academic achievement between ELs and their non–EL peers.
As a result of the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, it is estimated that Florida is now home to between 10,000 to 12,000 Puerto Rican students. While these students are American citizens, they also are predominately ELs.
For more information about ESSA and education issues impacting the Latino community, visit unidosus.org and UnidosUS’s education-focused website, Progress Report: Ensuring the Success of All Students.
Have conversations about ESSA with parents, teachers, principals, superintendents, candidates and state elected officials. Bring up the “Advocate Questions” in the conversation.
Engage parents and other stakeholders in your area by hosting an ESSA meeting at your school or a community-based organization.
Follow and Vote: Follow what local and statewide candidates have to say about education. Vote for candidates in the Primary Election on August 28, 2018, and the General Election, November 6, 2018 who are committed to all K-12 students. As voters we can and must make education a top campaign issue this election cycle!
Learn more: LULAC Florida will host an Organizational Roundtable and Community Forum on June 15, 2018 in Miami, at the Dadeland Marriott at 5:30 p.m.
To learn more about why activists are urging Secretary DeVos to reject Florida’s ESSA Plan, read this Education Week article.
The Pathways to Citizenship program offers free weekly citizenship classes, assistance with the naturalization interview and application, and financial coaching. Classes are open at eight library locations: Little Havana, North Miami Beach, Homestead, Kendall, Miami, Aventura, Sunny Isles and Hialeah. For general information or registration, please visit: http://www.HUFcitizen.org or contact: (305) 562-1796.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) data shows that more than 88,000 people obtained legal permanent resident (LPR) status in South Florida in 2016. That makes our region, the third highest ranking in the country for people obtaining LPR status, following New York City and Los Angeles.
In the last decade, HUF has empowered more than 12,000 aspiring citizens from more than 30 countries to achieve their goal of U.S. citizenship. In 2017, more than 5,000 eligible students attended classes at HUF and at partnering Broward and Miami-Dade libraries, and more than 30 trained volunteers contributed more than 2,300 hours as instructors last year.
The Pathways to Citizenship program led by the Office of New Americans (ONA) of Miami-Dade County and Hispanic Unity of Florida, Inc. is a county-wide initiative made possible with the support from our Corporate Founding Partner Citi Community Development and the generosity of the JPMorgan Chase Foundation. Partners in Miami-Dade County include: Miami-Dade Public Library System and the City of North Miami Beach and their North Miami Beach Library. Media partners include Univision 23, UniMas 69, Amor 107.5, Mix 98.3, WQBA and Radio Mambi.
The Citi Foundation today announced that Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) was selected as the recipient of a $500,000 grant as part of the 2018 Community Progress Makers Fund.
The Fund is a $20 million, two-year initiative by the Citi Foundation to support high-impact community organizations that are driving economic opportunities in our communities, by bringing together residents, nonprofits, businesses, and municipal agencies.
HUF joins a group of 40 change agents (five in south Florida) that are playing a key role in coordinating the efforts of multiple partners toward common goals and working in new ways to address urban challenges in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami/South Florida, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, and Washington D.C.
Through the fund, HUF will have the opportunity to offer low- and moderate-income families with access to customized vocational training programs, credentials and career pathways for middle-skill jobs in high demand.
by commenting on this blog and on our Facebook post.
We are pleased to announce our new Board officers, as well as the full slate of Board members for 2018.
Charles Tatelbaum, a Director with the Ft. Lauderdale law firm of Tripp Scott, P.A., has been elected to serve as Chair of the HUF Board of Directors. Mr. Tatelbaum has been a Board member and officer for the past five years and served as the Chair of the HUF Development Committee. He succeeds Guillermo Gomez (Woodforest National Bank) who served as the Board Chair in 2017. Rounding out the Executive Committee, are the following elected officers: Lucia Rodriguez (Comcast) as Chair-Elect; Emma Pfister (Templeton & Company) as Treasurer, and Christina Paradowski (Tripp Scott, P.A) as Secretary. Guillermo Gomez will continue to serve as an officer as Past-Chair.
Mr. Tatelbaum expressed his pleasure and excitement in embarking on this opportunity to lead the Board of an organization that provides so many vital and needed services to the South Florida community. He stated that with the unique diversity of the South Florida community, he welcomes the opportunity to chair HUF’s Board of Directors so that he can be part of augmenting the services provided to the community by HUF.
In addition to his more than 50 years of practice as an attorney focusing on bankruptcy and creditors’ rights issues, complex business litigation, Uniform Commercial Code transactions and lender liability litigation, Mr. Tatelbaum has been active in the South Florida community. He has served as a member (and Chair) of the Board of Friends of WLRN, a volunteer for Broward Partnership for the Homeless, as well as serving on the Board of the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting.
Lucia Rodriguez (Chair-Elect) is Sr. Director of Sales and Marketing Communications at Comcast. She has more than 20 years of experience in the Television/ Telecommunications industry, with a proven-track record in Multicultural Marketing and Management. Educated in Venezuela and the United States, she holds a degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Universidad Catolica Andres Bello, and a Master’s degree in Broadcast Administration from Boston University.
Emma Pfister (Treasurer) is a Partner in Templeton & Company LLP’s Tax Services Division. She has more than 30 years of experience in providing tax services, planning and consulting. She is based in the firms’ Fort Lauderdale office. A longtime resident of Broward County, she is active on the Board of the Friends for Jack & Jill Children’s Center in Fort Lauderdale and has been active in the St. Anthony Parish School in Fort Lauderdale serving in past leadership positions.
Christina V. Paradowski (Secretary) is an attorney with Tripp Scott, P.A., and focuses her practice in the areas of creditors’ rights, commercial litigation, and general civil litigation. In addition to her service on HUF’s Board, she is also a member of the current Leadership Broward class (Class XXXVI), a graduate of Women Leading Broward (Class IV), and the Immediate Past President of the Broward County Gator Club (an official affiliate of the University of Florida Alumni Association).
Willy Gomez (Past-Chair) has served on the Board of Hispanic Unity for three years and will remain on the Executive Board. Mr. Gomez is Florida’s Regional President for Commercial Banking at Woodforest National Bank. He is a graduate of the University of Miami. Previously, he served nine years on the Board of the Make a Wish Foundation of Southern Florida with one year as Chairman of the Board, and served on the Board of the Miami Science Museum for 12 years.
HUF is proud to welcome six new members to the Board of Directors: Dr. Rolando Garcia (Broward College), Daniel Herz (DFH Business Consultants Inc.), Daphne Maingot (Crowe Horwath LLP), Angie Stone (Citrix), Daniel Schevis (Community Volunteer) and Carolina Cardozo, Esq. (attorney). Continuing in their roles as members of the Board are: Melida Akiti (Memorial Healthcare System), John Guerrero (JM Family Enterprises, Inc.), Hector Lima (Citrix), Al Quintana (Edward Jones Investments), and Steve Sampier (Community Volunteer). Catalina Avalos serves as HUF’s non-voting and pro bono legal counsel.
To learn more about HUF’s volunteer leadership on the board and on its committees, contact Felina Furer at 954-862-7693 to schedule a private tour.
Join us today in congratulating our 2018 Board in our Facebook page.

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thanks to @citi foundation #progressmakers, lesbia makes her career dream a reality!
when lesbia was very young, her parents made a difficult decision. they wanted a better future for their family, so they moved from central america to the u.s. to find it.
during that period, her parents were back and forth between the countries, and lesbia rarely saw them. six years later, she finally joined them on american soil.
when she started school, lesbia couldn’t speak english. other kids made fun of her name. she struggled.
but eventually, she learned to stop caring what other people thought. she realized that this new country held a wealth of opportunities.
as time went on and they worked to adjust to the u.s., other members of lesbia’s family found hispanic unity of florida (huf). they referred her, and after obtaining a work permit, she was able to get temporary child care assistance at huf.
huf changed lesbia’s life. she was supported by multiple huf programs, including income support, financial literacy, and the bridge program, where she completed the customer service and sales training, as well as the patient care technician ekg/phlebotomy training. she’s currently finishing a class in math at sheridan technical school, and has a bright future.
thanks to huf, lesbia’s family will no longer live paycheck to paycheck, and she, her husband, and her children will live better lives.
the bridge program at hispanic unity opens up a world of opportunities! with the generous support of @citi foundation and the community #progressmakers grant, program participants have access to tuition assistance for career pathways in high demand fields, including national certifications in patient care technician (pct) and customer service and sales training (csst).
thanks to @citi foundation #progressmakers, marisol makes her dream a reality!
from boston, to puerto rico, to miami, marisol has been following her american dream since birth.
born in boston, she spent several years in the historic city before her family relocated to puerto rico, where she grew up and attended school.
as an adult, marisol made the difficult decision to move to florida in search of a better future for her family. she sought more safety and security. marisol was excited and deeply committed to grow and thrive in her new home!
starting fresh presented numerous challenges, however. she struggled to find work while caring for her two beloved children.
luckily, marisol found hispanic unity of florida. her brother had participated in huf’s center for working families program and referred her.
marisol took the many opportunities offered by huf and ran with them. she received income support through gift cards, child care assistance, hurricane relief help, and affordable housing. she also entered the bridge program where she became certified through huf’s customer service and sales representative (csr) training.
shortly thereafter, she was able to secure part-time employment. marisol says that the training helped her be more in touch with clients and better understand their needs.
the hard-working mother wanted to take things further and thrive in a new career, so she completed huf’s patient care technician program (pct) at sheridan technical college – a highly specialized training with a focus on ekg and phlebotomy.
countless new opportunities are now available to marisol, and she plans to move on into the licensed practical nursing (lpn) program. eventually, she’ll work in a private practice, and she credits huf for helping her to empower herself and help ensure her family’s successful future.
the urban institute recently released a research report titled upskilling the immigrant workforce to meet employer demand for skilled workers.
the report takes a look at the whole us but supplements its findings through site visits and interviews with a variety of stakeholders in three metro areas, seattle, dallas and miami-fort lauderdale.
hispanic unity of florida (huf) participated in the study and shared with the researchers our own insights into the work we do assisting immigrants who are both unemployed as well as, underemployed.
how many of us know that broward county’s percentage of foreign-born residents is nearly 33% – or 3 out every 10 residents?
the implications are significant for our community. our immigrant population is mostly first generation. and the needs of this population are different then communities where the immigrants are second or third generation or where the immigrants are english literate and highly educated.
local communities with large foreign born residents must invest in foundational resources to assist these immigrants in their integration – which in turn – benefits the whole community.
at huf where we serve immigrants from 30 different nations, our work is focused on english language instruction, education (for both parents and children), economic development (employment, small business creation, asset building, health and child care supports) and civic engagement.
this from the research report: this diversity within the immigrant workforce—with high numbers at both ends of the educational spectrum—is important context for our focus in this report on opportunities for immigrants employed in lower- and middle-skilled jobs.
at huf, we simultaneously work with former professionals such as doctors, dentists, lawyers, etc. as well as individuals who never completed high school. this diversity within the immigrant community requires different approaches to the work community organizations such as huf undertakes. for us, it means providing core services that are fundamental to all clients while providing “add-ons” such as information on how to have educational credentials certified for immigrants with college or advanced degrees.
“one out of every six workers in the us are immigrants.” the research report’s conclusions offers guidance for all our community’s stakeholders: state and local policy makers, workforce development service providers, funders and employers. woven throughout the report are the community based organizations that are often at the frontlines of the work with immigrants.
south florida is at full employment. now is the time to support and address the needs of our whole community including communities of color and the immigrant community.
this article was originally published on june 6, 2018 on the unidosus website.
as of this posting, florida is the only state in the nation to not have a federally approved accountability plan.
on april 20, 2018, the florida department of education (fdoe) submitted its revised florida every student succeeds act (essa) plan to the u.s. department of education (usdoe).
hispanic unity of florida is a member of a coalition of civil rights organizations that earlier this year during florida’s legislative session, proposed legislation that would align florida’s school accountability system with the every student succeeds act (essa), the largest federal law governing k-12 education. florida’s current system neglects to factor into its school grades the test scores of many english learner (el) and latino students, and fails to use a native language assessment when appropriate for the 10% of florida’s k-12 students who are learning english.
effective implementation of essa at the state and district level is key to ensuring that educators and els have the data and tools they need to become english proficient and academically successful as swiftly as possible.
under essa, in exchange for federal funds, states must track and report the performance of subgroups of students—racial and ethnic minorities, those from low-income families, els, and those with disabilities—when assessing school performance.
florida’s revised essa plan, however, sidesteps the intent of the federal law by bundling together the lowest-performing students regardless of subgroup. that means schools that are not meeting the needs of every subgroup can still get a passing grade, and parents are not aware.
the revised florida plan creates the new “federal percent of points earned index” (fppei) of which subgroup performance and an english language proficiency indicator will be components. the fact that florida created the fppei is a good sign that the state recognizes its obligation to align the state’s system with federal law. the fppei, a new section of a florida school’s report card, in effect creates a parallel accountability system. the calculation of a school’s grade still does not take into account subgroup performance and english language proficiency. this decision is problematic, confusing and unnecessary.
what’s more, while the federal government urges states, when appropriate, to test students in their native language to better assess what they know—florida chose not to meet this requirement, despite being home to one of the nation’s largest el population.
a recent report by unidosus (formerly nclr) study highlights that florida educates the third-largest k–12 el population in the nation. els make up 10% of florida’s student population; nearly 290,000 students. the majority of els—75%—in the state speak spanish. according to recent florida state assessment results, double-digit gaps exist in graduation rates and academic achievement between els and their non–el peers.
as a result of the aftermath of hurricane maria, it is estimated that florida is now home to between 10,000 to 12,000 puerto rican students. while these students are american citizens, they also are predominately els.
for more information about essa and education issues impacting the latino community, visit unidosus.org and unidosus’s education-focused website, progress report: ensuring the success of all students.
have conversations about essa with parents, teachers, principals, superintendents, candidates and state elected officials. bring up the “advocate questions” in the conversation.
engage parents and other stakeholders in your area by hosting an essa meeting at your school or a community-based organization.
follow and vote: follow what local and statewide candidates have to say about education. vote for candidates in the primary election on august 28, 2018, and the general election, november 6, 2018 who are committed to all k-12 students. as voters we can and must make education a top campaign issue this election cycle!
learn more: lulac florida will host an organizational roundtable and community forum on june 15, 2018 in miami, at the dadeland marriott at 5:30 p.m.
to learn more about why activists are urging secretary devos to reject florida’s essa plan, read this education week article.
the pathways to citizenship program offers free weekly citizenship classes, assistance with the naturalization interview and application, and financial coaching. classes are open at eight library locations: little havana, north miami beach, homestead, kendall, miami, aventura, sunny isles and hialeah. for general information or registration, please visit: http://www.hufcitizen.org or contact: (305) 562-1796.
u.s. citizenship and immigration services (uscis) data shows that more than 88,000 people obtained legal permanent resident (lpr) status in south florida in 2016. that makes our region, the third highest ranking in the country for people obtaining lpr status, following new york city and los angeles.
in the last decade, huf has empowered more than 12,000 aspiring citizens from more than 30 countries to achieve their goal of u.s. citizenship. in 2017, more than 5,000 eligible students attended classes at huf and at partnering broward and miami-dade libraries, and more than 30 trained volunteers contributed more than 2,300 hours as instructors last year.
the pathways to citizenship program led by the office of new americans (ona) of miami-dade county and hispanic unity of florida, inc. is a county-wide initiative made possible with the support from our corporate founding partner citi community development and the generosity of the jpmorgan chase foundation. partners in miami-dade county include: miami-dade public library system and the city of north miami beach and their north miami beach library. media partners include univision 23, unimas 69, amor 107.5, mix 98.3, wqba and radio mambi.
the citi foundation today announced that hispanic unity of florida (huf) was selected as the recipient of a $500,000 grant as part of the 2018 community progress makers fund.
the fund is a $20 million, two-year initiative by the citi foundation to support high-impact community organizations that are driving economic opportunities in our communities, by bringing together residents, nonprofits, businesses, and municipal agencies.
huf joins a group of 40 change agents (five in south florida) that are playing a key role in coordinating the efforts of multiple partners toward common goals and working in new ways to address urban challenges in chicago, los angeles, miami/south florida, new york city, san francisco bay area, and washington d.c.
through the fund, huf will have the opportunity to offer low- and moderate-income families with access to customized vocational training programs, credentials and career pathways for middle-skill jobs in high demand.
by commenting on this blog and on our facebook post.
we are pleased to announce our new board officers, as well as the full slate of board members for 2018.
charles tatelbaum, a director with the ft. lauderdale law firm of tripp scott, p.a., has been elected to serve as chair of the huf board of directors. mr. tatelbaum has been a board member and officer for the past five years and served as the chair of the huf development committee. he succeeds guillermo gomez (woodforest national bank) who served as the board chair in 2017. rounding out the executive committee, are the following elected officers: lucia rodriguez (comcast) as chair-elect; emma pfister (templeton & company) as treasurer, and christina paradowski (tripp scott, p.a) as secretary. guillermo gomez will continue to serve as an officer as past-chair.
mr. tatelbaum expressed his pleasure and excitement in embarking on this opportunity to lead the board of an organization that provides so many vital and needed services to the south florida community. he stated that with the unique diversity of the south florida community, he welcomes the opportunity to chair huf’s board of directors so that he can be part of augmenting the services provided to the community by huf.
in addition to his more than 50 years of practice as an attorney focusing on bankruptcy and creditors’ rights issues, complex business litigation, uniform commercial code transactions and lender liability litigation, mr. tatelbaum has been active in the south florida community. he has served as a member (and chair) of the board of friends of wlrn, a volunteer for broward partnership for the homeless, as well as serving on the board of the florida center for investigative reporting.
lucia rodriguez (chair-elect) is sr. director of sales and marketing communications at comcast. she has more than 20 years of experience in the television/ telecommunications industry, with a proven-track record in multicultural marketing and management. educated in venezuela and the united states, she holds a degree in advertising and public relations from universidad catolica andres bello, and a master’s degree in broadcast administration from boston university.
emma pfister (treasurer) is a partner in templeton & company llp’s tax services division. she has more than 30 years of experience in providing tax services, planning and consulting. she is based in the firms’ fort lauderdale office. a longtime resident of broward county, she is active on the board of the friends for jack & jill children’s center in fort lauderdale and has been active in the st. anthony parish school in fort lauderdale serving in past leadership positions.
christina v. paradowski (secretary) is an attorney with tripp scott, p.a., and focuses her practice in the areas of creditors’ rights, commercial litigation, and general civil litigation. in addition to her service on huf’s board, she is also a member of the current leadership broward class (class xxxvi), a graduate of women leading broward (class iv), and the immediate past president of the broward county gator club (an official affiliate of the university of florida alumni association).
willy gomez (past-chair) has served on the board of hispanic unity for three years and will remain on the executive board. mr. gomez is florida’s regional president for commercial banking at woodforest national bank. he is a graduate of the university of miami. previously, he served nine years on the board of the make a wish foundation of southern florida with one year as chairman of the board, and served on the board of the miami science museum for 12 years.
huf is proud to welcome six new members to the board of directors: dr. rolando garcia (broward college), daniel herz (dfh business consultants inc.), daphne maingot (crowe horwath llp), angie stone (citrix), daniel schevis (community volunteer) and carolina cardozo, esq. (attorney). continuing in their roles as members of the board are: melida akiti (memorial healthcare system), john guerrero (jm family enterprises, inc.), hector lima (citrix), al quintana (edward jones investments), and steve sampier (community volunteer). catalina avalos serves as huf’s non-voting and pro bono legal counsel.
to learn more about huf’s volunteer leadership on the board and on its committees, contact felina furer at 954-862-7693 to schedule a private tour.
join us today in congratulating our 2018 board in our facebook page.


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A small selection of photos from games at Tech Brigade. We also have Galleries on our Tech Brigade Airsoft Facebook page and the Tech Brigade Forum.
Tech Brigade "Help for Heros" charity game day group photo.
The ferns can grow really tall in the summer.

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a small selection of photos from games at tech brigade. we also have galleries on our tech brigade airsoft facebook page and the tech brigade forum.
tech brigade "help for heros" charity game day group photo.
the ferns can grow really tall in the summer.


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The DE flash drive can come in absolutely any color and we can even pantone color match it to your custom colors, so it can easily match your existing branding. When in doubt, you can never go wrong with white. Seriously. Choose between a glossy finish that will really make your drives pop or a matte rubber coated finish for a more professional look and feel. Whatever you decide, this timeless classic drive will always deliver.
Very responsive to my company's needs!
Great company to work with. Was always quick to respond, design was on point and data worked perfectly. They were a hit at our trade show. We will order again for sure.

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classics never go out of style, and neither will de custom flash drives. with it's simple, clean design and plethora of color options, the de flash drive will be sure to make your logo or design stand out and be the star. no matter what color, style, or appeal you want, the de is sure to deliver.
we offer rush production and standard delivery for the de drive. if you need them tomorrow we just might be able to help, give us a call and we will see what we can do.
the perfect solution for a simple and inexpensive promotional campaign - they say exactly what you want, exactly how you want it, the first time - and every time. what more can you ask for? it's no surprise de is one of our most popular customizable usbs. compact, but with ample print space. print on the front of the drive, the back of the drive, the cap - you get where we're going with this. it even comes with a convenient loop for clipping to keychains, lanyards, or desk accessories so you can be sure your business logo is definitely going to be seen anywhere these end up.
the de flash drive can come in absolutely any color and we can even pantone color match it to your custom colors, so it can easily match your existing branding. when in doubt, you can never go wrong with white. seriously. choose between a glossy finish that will really make your drives pop or a matte rubber coated finish for a more professional look and feel. whatever you decide, this timeless classic drive will always deliver.
very responsive to my company's needs!
great company to work with. was always quick to respond, design was on point and data worked perfectly. they were a hit at our trade show. we will order again for sure.


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Northwest Alaska Back Country Outfitters offers discerning Fly fisherman the opportunity to tackle the worlds best fishing for Dolly Varden!
Northwest of Kotzebue, Alaska, are numerous drainages entering the Chukchi Sea. These great watersheds hold Dolly Varden in the 15-20 pounds range and include the Wulik, Kivalina, and the Kelly River. The current world's record is 27.7 pounds on the Wulik River.
These rivers can only be reached via bush planes and using rafts and inflatable canoes. We can arrange your flights and all of your gear. Most of these world class fish have never seen a fly and you will have the entire drainage to yourself!
Call for prices and gear information. In Northwest Alaska the best time to target Dolly Varden in during the spawn which runs from the first week of August through week 3. Most of our clients land between 75-100 fish in the 15+ pound range and most groups will land a few fish over 20 pounds!
All gear rentals are based on 7 day minimum trips.
Read about our service in Fly fisherman Magazine.
"Two rod-and-reel outfits suit the trip. Use a 5-weight for the eager grayling that are often rising, and an 8- or 10-weight outfit for char, salmon, and sheefish. Use a floating line on the 5-weight, and a multi-tip line for the heavier rod (RIO Coldwater VersiTip or Scientific Anglers Tri Tip).
Bring #2-6 streamers such as Barr’s Meat Whistles (black, white, tan), #1/0 to #4 Clouser Minnows (chartreuse over white), and Egg-Sucking Bunny Leeches. Realistic egg imitations (cheese-colored, 6 to 8mm), mouse patterns, poppers, and large rubber-legged stoneflies are also valuable."
SOAR 16 foot Canoes...Perfect for Dolly trips into the Brooks Range!
2018 Fall Dolly Spawn. Lots of really nice Dollies landed with the largest of the season being 38 inches! That is a big Dolly!

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northwest alaska back country outfitters offers discerning fly fisherman the opportunity to tackle the worlds best fishing for dolly varden!
northwest of kotzebue, alaska, are numerous drainages entering the chukchi sea. these great watersheds hold dolly varden in the 15-20 pounds range and include the wulik, kivalina, and the kelly river. the current world's record is 27.7 pounds on the wulik river.
these rivers can only be reached via bush planes and using rafts and inflatable canoes. we can arrange your flights and all of your gear. most of these world class fish have never seen a fly and you will have the entire drainage to yourself!
call for prices and gear information. in northwest alaska the best time to target dolly varden in during the spawn which runs from the first week of august through week 3. most of our clients land between 75-100 fish in the 15+ pound range and most groups will land a few fish over 20 pounds!
all gear rentals are based on 7 day minimum trips.
read about our service in fly fisherman magazine.
"two rod-and-reel outfits suit the trip. use a 5-weight for the eager grayling that are often rising, and an 8- or 10-weight outfit for char, salmon, and sheefish. use a floating line on the 5-weight, and a multi-tip line for the heavier rod (rio coldwater versitip or scientific anglers tri tip).
bring #2-6 streamers such as barr’s meat whistles (black, white, tan), #1/0 to #4 clouser minnows (chartreuse over white), and egg-sucking bunny leeches. realistic egg imitations (cheese-colored, 6 to 8mm), mouse patterns, poppers, and large rubber-legged stoneflies are also valuable."
soar 16 foot canoes...perfect for dolly trips into the brooks range!
2018 fall dolly spawn. lots of really nice dollies landed with the largest of the season being 38 inches! that is a big dolly!


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We do most of the work here in our own lab so please be patient if we can’t fit you in right away. We often spend as much time in our lab as we do with you!
If you are just starting a new job or have other scheduling issues, please call. We will do our best to work with you!
If you have a loved one who is unable to travel, we can also come straight to their home or place of residence. We serve many of the surrounding areas including Monroe, Mill Creek, Lake Stevens, Granite Falls, Marysville and Everett.

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we do most of the work here in our own lab so please be patient if we can’t fit you in right away. we often spend as much time in our lab as we do with you!
if you are just starting a new job or have other scheduling issues, please call. we will do our best to work with you!
if you have a loved one who is unable to travel, we can also come straight to their home or place of residence. we serve many of the surrounding areas including monroe, mill creek, lake stevens, granite falls, marysville and everett.


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Home »featured»Who are we… REALLY?
A Psalm of Identity, Who are we?
Regardless of its few or many letters?
Or what we have yet still to accomplish?
Has God our Father deemed us to be limited in any respect?
Or who we are called to be?
Our Lord has made us in His image- leaving nothing out.
He leaves healing, mercy, goodness and kindness in our wake.
That old thick and tainted sin!
Who has been set free?
Not many people take the time to think about their “wake” and what they leave behind themselves. The Bible shows us that Peter was so filled with power and who he was in Christ that his very shadow healed the sick! In psalms we read that goodness and lovingkindness follow us everywhere we go! The word for today is a word of encouragement, encouraging you to not be so busy moving ahead that you bulldoze your way through life, leaving chaos and stresses behind you everywhere you go!
Who are we, really? We are followers of Christ in all His actions and as we follow Him forward we leave Him behind us everywhere we go!
God bless you my friends as you seek out the new and whole identity of the follower of Christ!
CONGRATULATIONS JESSICA! Jessica Heilman the winner of the Taffi Dollar 2011 RADI Award for her video entry in representation of living a radical and redefined life in Christ. You can learn more about this award and watch her WINNING video HERE.

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home »featured»who are we… really?
a psalm of identity, who are we?
regardless of its few or many letters?
or what we have yet still to accomplish?
has god our father deemed us to be limited in any respect?
or who we are called to be?
our lord has made us in his image- leaving nothing out.
he leaves healing, mercy, goodness and kindness in our wake.
that old thick and tainted sin!
who has been set free?
not many people take the time to think about their “wake” and what they leave behind themselves. the bible shows us that peter was so filled with power and who he was in christ that his very shadow healed the sick! in psalms we read that goodness and lovingkindness follow us everywhere we go! the word for today is a word of encouragement, encouraging you to not be so busy moving ahead that you bulldoze your way through life, leaving chaos and stresses behind you everywhere you go!
who are we, really? we are followers of christ in all his actions and as we follow him forward we leave him behind us everywhere we go!
god bless you my friends as you seek out the new and whole identity of the follower of christ!
congratulations jessica! jessica heilman the winner of the taffi dollar 2011 radi award for her video entry in representation of living a radical and redefined life in christ. you can learn more about this award and watch her winning video here.


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This item is fully hand embroidered with shiny silky threads cushion cover. The Embroidery patterns are beautifully Fabric. A gorgeous decoration for your home interior!
The back is made of black cotton and the cover can be closed with a zip.

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this item is fully hand embroidered with shiny silky threads cushion cover. the embroidery patterns are beautifully fabric. a gorgeous decoration for your home interior!
the back is made of black cotton and the cover can be closed with a zip.


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Hair updo styles. Pictures of updo hairstyles.
Are you looking at a more sophisticated hair updo style for your wedding or prom? If so, we have a great collection of examples that will help you find the right look. Our examples focus on women who have somewhat longer hair that can be used in dramatic fashion. Here you will find a number of updo hairstyles from those close to casual to others that push the boundaries and make an unforgettable impression. The first row of examples is highlighted by the third photo which features a complicated pinned up style, yet has enough play to make it attractive. The second photo is a great example of how bangs can be used to really highlight the face while still having the rest of the hair updo pinned back. Naturally, augmenting your hair with natural decorations such as flowers can make for a great way to set your style apart. In the second row we see more classic examples of sophisticated wedding and prom updo styles. While the first example is perfect for those with very curly hair, the third and fourth are pure classic updo’s perfect for more formal occasions. If you have long, thick hair, then you might want to try the example in the second photo to highlight your face. The third row is a great combination of pulled back styles along with loose, more casual feel. The second example does require some work and spray, but the results are perfect for weddings. For younger women, especially those attending the prom the first and fourth photos provide excellent examples of what can be done. For the final row we have another combination of both casual and pinned up hair that you can choose from when attending the wedding or prom. In particular, the third photo shows a dramatic style indeed.
Portfolio 3 showcases delicate up-dos mainly for long straight hair. Picture number 1 and 2 are beautiful examples of straightforward updo’s incorporating hair accessories that are fit for the most magnificent wedding. Picture number 10 is a gorgeous and sophisticated low chignon with the hair neatly pinned back away from the face.

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hair updo styles. pictures of updo hairstyles.
are you looking at a more sophisticated hair updo style for your wedding or prom? if so, we have a great collection of examples that will help you find the right look. our examples focus on women who have somewhat longer hair that can be used in dramatic fashion. here you will find a number of updo hairstyles from those close to casual to others that push the boundaries and make an unforgettable impression. the first row of examples is highlighted by the third photo which features a complicated pinned up style, yet has enough play to make it attractive. the second photo is a great example of how bangs can be used to really highlight the face while still having the rest of the hair updo pinned back. naturally, augmenting your hair with natural decorations such as flowers can make for a great way to set your style apart. in the second row we see more classic examples of sophisticated wedding and prom updo styles. while the first example is perfect for those with very curly hair, the third and fourth are pure classic updo’s perfect for more formal occasions. if you have long, thick hair, then you might want to try the example in the second photo to highlight your face. the third row is a great combination of pulled back styles along with loose, more casual feel. the second example does require some work and spray, but the results are perfect for weddings. for younger women, especially those attending the prom the first and fourth photos provide excellent examples of what can be done. for the final row we have another combination of both casual and pinned up hair that you can choose from when attending the wedding or prom. in particular, the third photo shows a dramatic style indeed.
portfolio 3 showcases delicate up-dos mainly for long straight hair. picture number 1 and 2 are beautiful examples of straightforward updo’s incorporating hair accessories that are fit for the most magnificent wedding. picture number 10 is a gorgeous and sophisticated low chignon with the hair neatly pinned back away from the face.


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Caused by pituitary adenomas, ischemic necrosis, pituitary surgery, radiation, or injury. Symptoms; hypothyroidism, hypogonadism and infertility, hypocortisolism, decreased prolactin, and decreased Growth Hormone. May also exhibit loss of lateral fields of vision owing to compression of optic chiasm. Treatment; hormone replacement, surgical removal of adenoma.
Caused by pituitary lactotroph adenoma. Symptoms; Amenorrhea in women or impotence in men, infertility, galactorrhea (spontaneous flow of milk from breast). May exhibit visual disturbances due to compression of optic chasm. Treatment; Bromocriptine to suppress prolactin secretion. Surgery or radiation to remove adenoma.
Caused by pituitary somatotropic adenoma. Symptoms; Gigantism in children, Acromegaly in adults; resulting in, enlargement of hands and feet, skull and mandible, weight gain, insulin resistance, hypertension, cardiomegaly and cardiac failure. Possible visual disturbances due to compression of optic chiasm. Treatment; Octreotide to decrease GH release, surgical removal of adenoma.
A benign tumor that develops near the pituitary gland. Occurs most commonly in childhood. Symptoms; increased pressure on the brain, Damage to the optic nerve leading to visual disturbances. Can also lead to excessive thirst, excessive urination, and stunted growth, and diabetes insipidus. Treatment: surgical removal of the adenoma.
Causes include pulmonary disorders, trauma, haemorrhage, stroke, pharmacologic agents, or pain. Also through tumors. Symptoms; fatigue and confusion, Treatment; fluid restriction, medications to reduce ADH, and fluid retention.
Deficiency of ADH secretion, Symptoms; excessive and prolonged thirst, needing to urinate frequently, passing large amounts of urine. Treatment; synthetic vasopressin, low sodium diet.

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caused by pituitary adenomas, ischemic necrosis, pituitary surgery, radiation, or injury. symptoms; hypothyroidism, hypogonadism and infertility, hypocortisolism, decreased prolactin, and decreased growth hormone. may also exhibit loss of lateral fields of vision owing to compression of optic chiasm. treatment; hormone replacement, surgical removal of adenoma.
caused by pituitary lactotroph adenoma. symptoms; amenorrhea in women or impotence in men, infertility, galactorrhea (spontaneous flow of milk from breast). may exhibit visual disturbances due to compression of optic chasm. treatment; bromocriptine to suppress prolactin secretion. surgery or radiation to remove adenoma.
caused by pituitary somatotropic adenoma. symptoms; gigantism in children, acromegaly in adults; resulting in, enlargement of hands and feet, skull and mandible, weight gain, insulin resistance, hypertension, cardiomegaly and cardiac failure. possible visual disturbances due to compression of optic chiasm. treatment; octreotide to decrease gh release, surgical removal of adenoma.
a benign tumor that develops near the pituitary gland. occurs most commonly in childhood. symptoms; increased pressure on the brain, damage to the optic nerve leading to visual disturbances. can also lead to excessive thirst, excessive urination, and stunted growth, and diabetes insipidus. treatment: surgical removal of the adenoma.
causes include pulmonary disorders, trauma, haemorrhage, stroke, pharmacologic agents, or pain. also through tumors. symptoms; fatigue and confusion, treatment; fluid restriction, medications to reduce adh, and fluid retention.
deficiency of adh secretion, symptoms; excessive and prolonged thirst, needing to urinate frequently, passing large amounts of urine. treatment; synthetic vasopressin, low sodium diet.


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MARIKINA CITY – The Marikina City council is celebrating the Christmas season focusing on the city’s rich culture and heritage, its growing shoe and food industries, as well as the contributions of the family in its growth and development over the last three centuries.
“Founded nearly 400 years ago, Marikina City has weathered a number of challenges, thanks to the strength and the unity of its people – those who were originally from Marikina and those who decided to settle here and found kinship with the locals (or “taal na Marikeño” in Filipino),” the local government said in a statement.
The significance of unity will take the center stage in these festivals.
Dubbed as Experience Marikina, the local government has lined up numerous activities to celebrate its three major festivals in the last two months of the year: the Sapatos Festival, the Rehiyon, Rehiyon, and the Christmas Festival.
The city will also commemorate the 22nd year since it became a chartered city on December 8, 1996.
“United ang theme ng celebrations ng mga festival sa Marikina. Iyan ang vision ni Mayor Marcy na i-institutionalize ang lahat ng city events. So naging tagni-tagni siya in tune with the overall direction, which is to give emphasis and importance to family, culture, heritage, shoes, and food,” Winnie Mariano, city events manager, said in an interview.
Among the highlights of the Sapatos Festival will be the shoe bazaar that will run from November 12 to January 6 at the Freedom Park, right across the Marikina City Hall.
Over 50 manufacturers from Marikina will be selling their products – shoes, bags, belts, wallets, and other accessories at attractive prices.
Marikina is best known as the Shoe Capital of the Philippines because it was here where the first pair of shoes was made in 1887, paving the way for the inception of a vibrant shoe industry known for its high quality craftsmanship, durability, and comfort.
Rehiyon, Rehiyon Festival, on the other hand, will honor those who came from other places in the country and settled in the city, becoming Marikeños in the process as they successfully assimilated with the locals and absorbed their tradition, culture, heritage, values and ways of life.
Lastly, the Christmas Festival, which started with the installation of Christmas lights and lanterns on the riverbank, streets, parks and other places in Marikina, will feature a concert comprised of local artists and bands and ending with a fireworks display will be held on December 30 at the Marikina Sports Center.

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marikina city – the marikina city council is celebrating the christmas season focusing on the city’s rich culture and heritage, its growing shoe and food industries, as well as the contributions of the family in its growth and development over the last three centuries.
“founded nearly 400 years ago, marikina city has weathered a number of challenges, thanks to the strength and the unity of its people – those who were originally from marikina and those who decided to settle here and found kinship with the locals (or “taal na marikeño” in filipino),” the local government said in a statement.
the significance of unity will take the center stage in these festivals.
dubbed as experience marikina, the local government has lined up numerous activities to celebrate its three major festivals in the last two months of the year: the sapatos festival, the rehiyon, rehiyon, and the christmas festival.
the city will also commemorate the 22nd year since it became a chartered city on december 8, 1996.
“united ang theme ng celebrations ng mga festival sa marikina. iyan ang vision ni mayor marcy na i-institutionalize ang lahat ng city events. so naging tagni-tagni siya in tune with the overall direction, which is to give emphasis and importance to family, culture, heritage, shoes, and food,” winnie mariano, city events manager, said in an interview.
among the highlights of the sapatos festival will be the shoe bazaar that will run from november 12 to january 6 at the freedom park, right across the marikina city hall.
over 50 manufacturers from marikina will be selling their products – shoes, bags, belts, wallets, and other accessories at attractive prices.
marikina is best known as the shoe capital of the philippines because it was here where the first pair of shoes was made in 1887, paving the way for the inception of a vibrant shoe industry known for its high quality craftsmanship, durability, and comfort.
rehiyon, rehiyon festival, on the other hand, will honor those who came from other places in the country and settled in the city, becoming marikeños in the process as they successfully assimilated with the locals and absorbed their tradition, culture, heritage, values and ways of life.
lastly, the christmas festival, which started with the installation of christmas lights and lanterns on the riverbank, streets, parks and other places in marikina, will feature a concert comprised of local artists and bands and ending with a fireworks display will be held on december 30 at the marikina sports center.


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Check out the Italian Pasta Salad calories and how many carbs in Italian Pasta Salad. Learn all the nutrition facts about what you eat at GymAmerica.
Tip: Click on the ingredient links to learn the nutritional information for all the Italian Pasta Salad ingredients. The serving size for any ingredient in Italian Pasta Salad may be adjusted using the nutrition facts serving size calculator. Use it to help cut calories, carbs and more from your recipes.
Clean and chop all vegetables. Cook pasta until tender.
In a large bowl, combine all ingredients. Chill before serving.
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check out the italian pasta salad calories and how many carbs in italian pasta salad. learn all the nutrition facts about what you eat at gymamerica.
tip: click on the ingredient links to learn the nutritional information for all the italian pasta salad ingredients. the serving size for any ingredient in italian pasta salad may be adjusted using the nutrition facts serving size calculator. use it to help cut calories, carbs and more from your recipes.
clean and chop all vegetables. cook pasta until tender.
in a large bowl, combine all ingredients. chill before serving.
are you interested in seeing additional foods like italian pasta salad? then click here. gymamerica has detailed nutrition facts information for over 40,000 foods and recipes.


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#1 10th Sep 2018 at 5:44 PM Last edited by PolarBearSims : 20th Feb 2019 at 10:49 PM.
I started this challenge on my youtube and you can find that HERE if you would like to watch it.
I had an idea to do a challenge where my sim had to build everything for the town. So I started googling to see if there was any challenges already out there that did what I was looking for. A few that I found wasn't really what I was looking for. I wanted to also create all the rabbit hole lots along with the residential lots with out having to move into each house and leave other sims behind. I didn't want to have to repopulate the whole town with just my sim either so I decided to create my own. So here is what I have come up with so far.
I was requested to write down the rules for this challenge so here are the challenge rules!
Your sim has come from an over crowded town with lots of noise and pollution. They have traveled far away from any civilization and has settled here to start over from scratch. This area has no buildings, no houses and no residents. This is a great place for your sim to start over in life and build everything from scratch from the ground up.
Pick any world you like and go into Edit Town and delete every house and building. This includes any rabbit holes.
Pick your sim either by creating new or a preexisting one.
Your lifespan can be what ever you want, I suggest a long one. I'm using a fairy so I have a very long life span.
Your sim will not have a job to start out with so you will need to make money in other ways like fishing, searching for flowers or gems to sell.
Once your sim has some money you can do other things to make money as well like painting, photography, writing for example.
Once some job buildings are placed you can have your sim have a job along with previous mentions of money making activities.
Your sim can buy properties or become business owners to make money as well.
~When you build the house to rent, you don't need to build with your own money otherwise your sim will end up spending double the cost. Build the house then go in and have your sim rent it out.
~Once a residential lot has been created for a certain category, you can add to it later as long as it doesn't take it out of it's original category; for example: a starter home changing to a family home.
There can be NO residents living in the town until there is a house sufficient enough for them to live.
For example: must have fridge, toilet, bed and shower/tub along with all flooring and wallpapers in the home as well.
Once there is a place for a sim to move in, you can move any sim in you want or an immigrant can move in. No Immigrants are aloud to move into any empty lots so make sure they are all set to no visitors until a residential lot is built.
All community and residential lots must be built by your sim.
All Parks must be built by your sim.
All active job's that need a building need to be built by your sim.
Your sim can have any personal life you choose. Once there are residents living in your town, your sim can date, get married, have children or your sim can live alone for their entire life. However you choose.
Any community lot can be combined with another community lot. For example, a tattoo parlor can be built with a salon. More than two can be built together which comes in handy when your not working with very many lots in the world or it's a small island. If you do not have an expansion pack that has one of the requirement builds listed above that is okay.
You can only fail the challenge if one thing were to happen, your sim dies before the above requirements are met.
There is a possibility of any of these rules changing as I go along in my video series as I have not tested out this challenge. Any ideas or suggestions or if I missed anything in the rules are welcome!
Let me know how this challenge is going for you!
I started a game similar to this and had to place a few community lots and my town's main library has a city hall rabbit hole rug for editing the chances of alien abductions resulting in pregnancies.I placed skill requiremnents for aditional building and they also have to build their house first before any other buildings get built in edit town.I also did require lots for new families to have a mailbox,trash bin. wall section,burglar alarm,fire alarm,sleeping bags and laptop computers though cheap ones.The founders have to get a house built before winter arrives and survive their first winter before adding to their house and they also have to start growing plants on their lot before the second winter and new families could begin arriving the following year in late spring or early summer.I allow chess tables and martial arts equipment to start showing up after a second household is in town.Building is based on donations on community lots or taxes collected from incomes.
I made a change in the rules when it comes to building the house you want to rent out to your town.

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#1 10th sep 2018 at 5:44 pm last edited by polarbearsims : 20th feb 2019 at 10:49 pm.
i started this challenge on my youtube and you can find that here if you would like to watch it.
i had an idea to do a challenge where my sim had to build everything for the town. so i started googling to see if there was any challenges already out there that did what i was looking for. a few that i found wasn't really what i was looking for. i wanted to also create all the rabbit hole lots along with the residential lots with out having to move into each house and leave other sims behind. i didn't want to have to repopulate the whole town with just my sim either so i decided to create my own. so here is what i have come up with so far.
i was requested to write down the rules for this challenge so here are the challenge rules!
your sim has come from an over crowded town with lots of noise and pollution. they have traveled far away from any civilization and has settled here to start over from scratch. this area has no buildings, no houses and no residents. this is a great place for your sim to start over in life and build everything from scratch from the ground up.
pick any world you like and go into edit town and delete every house and building. this includes any rabbit holes.
pick your sim either by creating new or a preexisting one.
your lifespan can be what ever you want, i suggest a long one. i'm using a fairy so i have a very long life span.
your sim will not have a job to start out with so you will need to make money in other ways like fishing, searching for flowers or gems to sell.
once your sim has some money you can do other things to make money as well like painting, photography, writing for example.
once some job buildings are placed you can have your sim have a job along with previous mentions of money making activities.
your sim can buy properties or become business owners to make money as well.
~when you build the house to rent, you don't need to build with your own money otherwise your sim will end up spending double the cost. build the house then go in and have your sim rent it out.
~once a residential lot has been created for a certain category, you can add to it later as long as it doesn't take it out of it's original category; for example: a starter home changing to a family home.
there can be no residents living in the town until there is a house sufficient enough for them to live.
for example: must have fridge, toilet, bed and shower/tub along with all flooring and wallpapers in the home as well.
once there is a place for a sim to move in, you can move any sim in you want or an immigrant can move in. no immigrants are aloud to move into any empty lots so make sure they are all set to no visitors until a residential lot is built.
all community and residential lots must be built by your sim.
all parks must be built by your sim.
all active job's that need a building need to be built by your sim.
your sim can have any personal life you choose. once there are residents living in your town, your sim can date, get married, have children or your sim can live alone for their entire life. however you choose.
any community lot can be combined with another community lot. for example, a tattoo parlor can be built with a salon. more than two can be built together which comes in handy when your not working with very many lots in the world or it's a small island. if you do not have an expansion pack that has one of the requirement builds listed above that is okay.
you can only fail the challenge if one thing were to happen, your sim dies before the above requirements are met.
there is a possibility of any of these rules changing as i go along in my video series as i have not tested out this challenge. any ideas or suggestions or if i missed anything in the rules are welcome!
let me know how this challenge is going for you!
i started a game similar to this and had to place a few community lots and my town's main library has a city hall rabbit hole rug for editing the chances of alien abductions resulting in pregnancies.i placed skill requiremnents for aditional building and they also have to build their house first before any other buildings get built in edit town.i also did require lots for new families to have a mailbox,trash bin. wall section,burglar alarm,fire alarm,sleeping bags and laptop computers though cheap ones.the founders have to get a house built before winter arrives and survive their first winter before adding to their house and they also have to start growing plants on their lot before the second winter and new families could begin arriving the following year in late spring or early summer.i allow chess tables and martial arts equipment to start showing up after a second household is in town.building is based on donations on community lots or taxes collected from incomes.
i made a change in the rules when it comes to building the house you want to rent out to your town.


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read the full report and discover why ptc’s plm is the right solution for your organization.
with its comprehensive solution portfolio, ptc received strong ratings for its sophisticated technology platform, competitive differentiation strategy, application diversity, ease of deployment and use, and its overall customer impact. based on its strong overall ratings from these categories, ptc is the clear technology leader in the global plm market.


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open to adults & teens. registration requested. meet echezonachukwu nduka, author of the recently released poetry collection chrysanthemums for wide-eyed ghosts. mr. nduka has been hosted at various local and international festivals, including africa writes organized by the royal african society london.
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we are a german company, offering products like crude and refined oils, meat, natural products, refined products and derivatives, and other products like cement, aluminum, steel etc. please have a look at our website.
at the moment we are in position to buy frozen mackerel (scomber scombrus) fish whole in bulk packing. the concerned suppliers are supposed to send best quotes, company profile etc for long term business deal.


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our #carerconversations toolkit is now available to help you get involved with carers week 11 - 17 june 2018.
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This section provides a tutorial example on how to call an RPC method defined a WSDL 1.1 document with SOAP 1.1 binding.
I used the local version of my WSDL document, c:/herong/GetExchangeRate_WSDL_11_SOAP_11_RPC.wsdl. The online version at http://www.herongyang.com/Service/ GetExchangeRate_WSDL_11_SOAP_11_RPC.wsdl gives me an access problem because the site does not like Perl HTTP client agent.
I used readable('true') to make the SOAP request XML message is nice format.
SOAP::Lite does allow you to make an RPC call through a WSDL document like a local method call: GetExchangeRate('USD', 'JPY', '2007-07-07').
SOAP::Lite is smart to convert the RPC call into a SOAP request message.
SOAP::Lite is smart to provide type information xsi:type="..." to support message encoding.
SOAP::Lite is smart to pick up the return value from the SOAP response message.
SOAP::Lite is not smart to follow the parts="fromCurrencyPart toCurrencyPart datePart" specified in the WSDL document to order the parameters. It follows the original order of how these message parts were defined in the WSDL document. To correct the issue, you need to make the call like this: GetExchangeRate('2007-07-07', 'USD', 'JPY').
Conclusion, SOAP::Lite 0.710 does not support the parts="..." of the "soap:body" WSDL statement.

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this section provides a tutorial example on how to call an rpc method defined a wsdl 1.1 document with soap 1.1 binding.
i used the local version of my wsdl document, c:/herong/getexchangerate_wsdl_11_soap_11_rpc.wsdl. the online version at http://www.herongyang.com/service/ getexchangerate_wsdl_11_soap_11_rpc.wsdl gives me an access problem because the site does not like perl http client agent.
i used readable('true') to make the soap request xml message is nice format.
soap::lite does allow you to make an rpc call through a wsdl document like a local method call: getexchangerate('usd', 'jpy', '2007-07-07').
soap::lite is smart to convert the rpc call into a soap request message.
soap::lite is smart to provide type information xsi:type="..." to support message encoding.
soap::lite is smart to pick up the return value from the soap response message.
soap::lite is not smart to follow the parts="fromcurrencypart tocurrencypart datepart" specified in the wsdl document to order the parameters. it follows the original order of how these message parts were defined in the wsdl document. to correct the issue, you need to make the call like this: getexchangerate('2007-07-07', 'usd', 'jpy').
conclusion, soap::lite 0.710 does not support the parts="..." of the "soap:body" wsdl statement.


text: He’s a funny little thing from Amanda Palmer. Be sure to play the video; it’s quite cute. Amusingly, I tried to find it on YouTube and it wouldn’t let me access it without an account because it had been flagged as “mature” by users. Really, what is so mature about this. It’s just a naked women. I really wish people would just get over it. Some neurotic person somewhere has a problem with the human body that affects the rest of us. I want to start flagging as offensive all those beer ads, car ads, makeup ads, and a million and one things that give a far more damaging message to children than this cute, funny video.

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It's safe to say that the past two weeks have been the most difficult that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and the Labour-led Government have faced.
Between the sexual assaults at a Young Labour summer camp, the entire Russia fiasco, Ron Mark melting down over defence force flights, Jenny Salesa's Ministerial spending, criticism that not enough was being down to help the Nelson and Tasman regions in their recovery from Cyclone Gita, the Green Party ambushing Labour by announcing they were gifting questions to National, and Shane Jones repeatedly shoving his foot in his mouth over Air New Zealand, there's a lot that's been going wrong lately.
The public relations triumph that was Ardern's Waitangi visit must seem like an age ago, while the successful Pacific Mission has completely vanished from view.
Despite all that, when the next round of political polling is released I don't expect to see any significant change from what we saw in February. I'd expect to see Labour in the mid to high 40s, National in the mid to low 40s, and the Greens and New Zealand First struggling to reach 5 per cent.
The main reason for this is that Ardern hasn't been personally responsible for many of the issues that have played out and, where she has, they've mostly been on things that I don't think are necessarily going to sway voters. That, combined with her personal popularity, will mean that while Ardern has burnt some political capital fighting fires, she still has a deep well of support to call on.
The Labour Party's seemingly terrible handling of the sexual assaults at the Waihi camp will reflect badly on Labour's General Secretary Andrew Kirton, but as Ardern was only briefly at the camp delivering a speech, and had nothing to do with its organisation or the events in question, I doubt any voters will hold her responsible for it. A test may come further down the line when Labour's own internal investigation is complete if it finds significant failings on the part of the party organisation and Ardern doesn't demand that someone takes personal responsibility, but that's hard to preempt given there's a lot of water to go under the bridge.
The Russia fiasco - Winston Peters' alternative facts on Russian interference with the US election and Russian involvement in the downing of MH17, the bizarre focus of Peters on a Russian free trade deal, and the ham-fisted attempt by the Government to first condemn the Salisbury attack without blaming Russia, then several days later finally managing to step into line with our allies and blame Russia, as well as Ardern's bungled attempts to spin away that foreign policy disaster - while a bad look generally for Ardern and Peters, isn't the type of issue that will sway votes, even if it has lead to some questioning within the beltway of Ardern's own judgement and Peters' motives.
What has been interesting is that the Russia saga played out over 11 days. If a day is a long time in politics, then 11 days is an eternity for an issue like this to run its initial course. There's possibly more to come in this space, which could start to erode voter confidence in the Government's foreign policy and security credentials.
Ron Mark's defence force flights and Jenny Salesa's ministerial spending are similarly both minor issues. In the bigger scheme of things both are relatively minor issues. While Mark hasn't handled the pressure being questioned about the flights put him under particularly well, Ardern did the requisite telling off of Salesa and unless it becomes a pattern of overspend, the matter will rest there.
One thing that will nag at Labour's recovery of support in the regions, at least in the top of the South Island, has been the Government's sluggish response to Cyclone Gita in Nelson and Tasman. It took nearly three weeks after Cyclone Gita hit New Zealand for the Government to announce any meaningful assistance for businesses cut off by the storm. And unlike the flooding in Edgecumbe, which prompted a Prime Ministerial visit from Bill English to see first hand what had unfolded, the residents of Takaka and the surrounding areas still haven't seen or heard from Ardern.
Not that anyone is suggesting a Prime Minister visiting is somehow going to magically undo the damage done by a given disaster, but it usually serves as both a way to boost morale in the affected communities, as well as to highlight the ongoing importance of the recovery to Government agencies to ensure they keep their efforts up.
The Green Party surprising everyone by gifting questions in Question Time to National has been an interesting issue to follow the reaction to. While it feeds the Opposition's narrative that not all is well and cozy on the Government benches, any consequential reaction to it seems to be more directed at the Green Party over it, both supportive of the move and in opposition to it. While headlines of the Greens doing a deal with National aren't helpful to Labour, it seems unlikely this will translate into the polls either.
Finally, there was Shane Jones' attack on Air New Zealand. It kicked off on Friday and didn't end until Ardern finally hauled Jones back into line during Question Time on Wednesday. Jones' comments caused some concern in both the beltway and business community, as did Ardern's initial backing of Jones. Outside of the beltway, Jones' comments will have played well.
Towards the end of the past two weeks Ardern was getting visibly frustrated with both media questioning and Opposition attacks. In part this will stem from this being the first time her Government has been hauled over the coals for a significant length of time. But no doubt a lot of her annoyance will come from the fact that most of the problems she's been having to deal with aren't ones that she's been responsible for, barring her poor handling of the Russia issue.
The rough patch is set to continue too. With the Select Committee submissions soon to be heard on the Electoral Integrity Amendment Bill, there will be a stream of negative headlines about the Government pushing that Bill through, as well as the Green Party's support for it. There's also lingering questions around Winston Peters' infatuation with Putin's Russia.
It shouldn't escape anyone's notice that New Zealand First, who are struggling badly in polls, have been the source of three of the issues that have dogged the Government in the past two weeks. Shane Jones' comments are perhaps the most interesting in this regard, as they point towards New Zealand First taking a much more vocal stand on issues that might not always sit well with the responsibilities and requirements of occupying the Government benches.
The good news for Labour is that with Easter fast approaching, and beyond that the beginning of pre-Budget announcements, the Government does have an opportunity to start setting the news agenda rather than reacting to it.

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it's safe to say that the past two weeks have been the most difficult that prime minister jacinda ardern and the labour-led government have faced.
between the sexual assaults at a young labour summer camp, the entire russia fiasco, ron mark melting down over defence force flights, jenny salesa's ministerial spending, criticism that not enough was being down to help the nelson and tasman regions in their recovery from cyclone gita, the green party ambushing labour by announcing they were gifting questions to national, and shane jones repeatedly shoving his foot in his mouth over air new zealand, there's a lot that's been going wrong lately.
the public relations triumph that was ardern's waitangi visit must seem like an age ago, while the successful pacific mission has completely vanished from view.
despite all that, when the next round of political polling is released i don't expect to see any significant change from what we saw in february. i'd expect to see labour in the mid to high 40s, national in the mid to low 40s, and the greens and new zealand first struggling to reach 5 per cent.
the main reason for this is that ardern hasn't been personally responsible for many of the issues that have played out and, where she has, they've mostly been on things that i don't think are necessarily going to sway voters. that, combined with her personal popularity, will mean that while ardern has burnt some political capital fighting fires, she still has a deep well of support to call on.
the labour party's seemingly terrible handling of the sexual assaults at the waihi camp will reflect badly on labour's general secretary andrew kirton, but as ardern was only briefly at the camp delivering a speech, and had nothing to do with its organisation or the events in question, i doubt any voters will hold her responsible for it. a test may come further down the line when labour's own internal investigation is complete if it finds significant failings on the part of the party organisation and ardern doesn't demand that someone takes personal responsibility, but that's hard to preempt given there's a lot of water to go under the bridge.
the russia fiasco - winston peters' alternative facts on russian interference with the us election and russian involvement in the downing of mh17, the bizarre focus of peters on a russian free trade deal, and the ham-fisted attempt by the government to first condemn the salisbury attack without blaming russia, then several days later finally managing to step into line with our allies and blame russia, as well as ardern's bungled attempts to spin away that foreign policy disaster - while a bad look generally for ardern and peters, isn't the type of issue that will sway votes, even if it has lead to some questioning within the beltway of ardern's own judgement and peters' motives.
what has been interesting is that the russia saga played out over 11 days. if a day is a long time in politics, then 11 days is an eternity for an issue like this to run its initial course. there's possibly more to come in this space, which could start to erode voter confidence in the government's foreign policy and security credentials.
ron mark's defence force flights and jenny salesa's ministerial spending are similarly both minor issues. in the bigger scheme of things both are relatively minor issues. while mark hasn't handled the pressure being questioned about the flights put him under particularly well, ardern did the requisite telling off of salesa and unless it becomes a pattern of overspend, the matter will rest there.
one thing that will nag at labour's recovery of support in the regions, at least in the top of the south island, has been the government's sluggish response to cyclone gita in nelson and tasman. it took nearly three weeks after cyclone gita hit new zealand for the government to announce any meaningful assistance for businesses cut off by the storm. and unlike the flooding in edgecumbe, which prompted a prime ministerial visit from bill english to see first hand what had unfolded, the residents of takaka and the surrounding areas still haven't seen or heard from ardern.
not that anyone is suggesting a prime minister visiting is somehow going to magically undo the damage done by a given disaster, but it usually serves as both a way to boost morale in the affected communities, as well as to highlight the ongoing importance of the recovery to government agencies to ensure they keep their efforts up.
the green party surprising everyone by gifting questions in question time to national has been an interesting issue to follow the reaction to. while it feeds the opposition's narrative that not all is well and cozy on the government benches, any consequential reaction to it seems to be more directed at the green party over it, both supportive of the move and in opposition to it. while headlines of the greens doing a deal with national aren't helpful to labour, it seems unlikely this will translate into the polls either.
finally, there was shane jones' attack on air new zealand. it kicked off on friday and didn't end until ardern finally hauled jones back into line during question time on wednesday. jones' comments caused some concern in both the beltway and business community, as did ardern's initial backing of jones. outside of the beltway, jones' comments will have played well.
towards the end of the past two weeks ardern was getting visibly frustrated with both media questioning and opposition attacks. in part this will stem from this being the first time her government has been hauled over the coals for a significant length of time. but no doubt a lot of her annoyance will come from the fact that most of the problems she's been having to deal with aren't ones that she's been responsible for, barring her poor handling of the russia issue.
the rough patch is set to continue too. with the select committee submissions soon to be heard on the electoral integrity amendment bill, there will be a stream of negative headlines about the government pushing that bill through, as well as the green party's support for it. there's also lingering questions around winston peters' infatuation with putin's russia.
it shouldn't escape anyone's notice that new zealand first, who are struggling badly in polls, have been the source of three of the issues that have dogged the government in the past two weeks. shane jones' comments are perhaps the most interesting in this regard, as they point towards new zealand first taking a much more vocal stand on issues that might not always sit well with the responsibilities and requirements of occupying the government benches.
the good news for labour is that with easter fast approaching, and beyond that the beginning of pre-budget announcements, the government does have an opportunity to start setting the news agenda rather than reacting to it.


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After a night raiding two instances, killing Chimaeron and Cho’gall, we took a nice relaxing break to the waters of Vashj’ir.
However it turned out Doug had a sinister plan for the spot as he immediately turned his attention to the Whale Shark swimming around. Many insisted that we’re gonna need a bigger boat, but channeling his inner Ahab he went ahead and aided by Ds, Runningfree, Lurppis, Hvid, Morgain, Sunblazer and Marijana the shark was kited to death to complete From Hell’s Heart I Stab at Thee.
Disappointing to find out he didn’t have any loot. Guess we should have read the achievement more closely..
Congratulations to Sunblazer who after several lockouts in Icecrown Citadel completed the quest to get Shadowmourne on Sunday.
Later in the evening we went and killed Yogg-Saron. Since there was no keepers to help us Mimiron’s head dropped. Doug was the lucky roller and despite several lucrative offers did not want to give or sell head.
A group of nam raiders completed all the quests of Glory of the Icecrown Raider (10) and received their new Bloodbathed Frostbrood Vanquisher.
Faisst most kindly agreed to pose for the camera.

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after a night raiding two instances, killing chimaeron and cho’gall, we took a nice relaxing break to the waters of vashj’ir.
however it turned out doug had a sinister plan for the spot as he immediately turned his attention to the whale shark swimming around. many insisted that we’re gonna need a bigger boat, but channeling his inner ahab he went ahead and aided by ds, runningfree, lurppis, hvid, morgain, sunblazer and marijana the shark was kited to death to complete from hell’s heart i stab at thee.
disappointing to find out he didn’t have any loot. guess we should have read the achievement more closely..
congratulations to sunblazer who after several lockouts in icecrown citadel completed the quest to get shadowmourne on sunday.
later in the evening we went and killed yogg-saron. since there was no keepers to help us mimiron’s head dropped. doug was the lucky roller and despite several lucrative offers did not want to give or sell head.
a group of nam raiders completed all the quests of glory of the icecrown raider (10) and received their new bloodbathed frostbrood vanquisher.
faisst most kindly agreed to pose for the camera.