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“But don’t the doctrines of the imago dei (the image of God), and the purpose of human creation already presuppose that we can have substantive knowledge of God? They seem clearly to do this, and if so, then they cannot be appealed to in a noncircular argument for this theological optimism as a conclusion.
Thomas V. Morris, Our Idea of God, 25.
“Suppose the fallibilist succeeds in showing that fallibilism withstands serious criticism or withstands it better than rival theories, and concludes that we are justified in adopting it. This is to show that fallibilism is reasonably believed by fallibilist standards. It is to argue in a circle.
Alan Musgrave, Common Sense, Science, and Scepticism, 294-295.
Cornelius Van Til, A Survey of Christian Epistemology, 12.

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“but don’t the doctrines of the imago dei (the image of god), and the purpose of human creation already presuppose that we can have substantive knowledge of god? they seem clearly to do this, and if so, then they cannot be appealed to in a noncircular argument for this theological optimism as a conclusion.
thomas v. morris, our idea of god, 25.
“suppose the fallibilist succeeds in showing that fallibilism withstands serious criticism or withstands it better than rival theories, and concludes that we are justified in adopting it. this is to show that fallibilism is reasonably believed by fallibilist standards. it is to argue in a circle.
alan musgrave, common sense, science, and scepticism, 294-295.
cornelius van til, a survey of christian epistemology, 12.


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If you have someone on your list who skips the whip on their gingerbread latte and always finds the time to sneak in a workout on New Year's Eve day, look no further than these health-inspired prezzies. From gilded water bottles to the hottest wrist accessory of the year, here are our top gift picks for the healthiest person in your life.
New Balance 580 ($159.99), at newbalance.ca.
Jac Vanek Leg Day Duffle Bag ($89), at nastygal.com.
S'well Rose Gold bottle ($58), at chapters.indigo.ca.
OMbra Starter Kit ($190.96), omsignal.com. Kit includes OMbra, OMbox, micro USB charger.
Lululemon Wunder Under Ombré Pant ($98), at lululemon.com. Lululemon is also offering personal shopping experiences for customers at the Toronto Yorkdale Shopping Centre location and the NYC Flatiron location.
Pick up a Lululemon gift card for your fit friend and schedule a private shopping experience to go with it... (you don't have to tell them it's complimentary).
Victoria Sport Fashion Sport Bra ($20), and Knockout Tight ($69.50), at victoriassecret.com/vs-sport.
Four Seasons Ultimate SPAcation package (starting at $625), at fourseasons.com.
Public School for Fitbit Accessories Axis Accessory Band ($379.95), at fitbit.com.
La Vanila The Healthy Candle ($19), at lavanila.com.
Saje AromaArt Diffuser ($84.95), at saje.com.
Bandier High Lux Knockout Print Legging ($196), at bandier.com.
Village Juicery Recovery Pack ($30), at villagejuicery.com.
Apple Watch Series 2 38mm Case ($498), at apple.com.
IVY PARK Logo Mesh Back Sports Bra ($45), at thebay.com.
French Country Cooking by Mimi Thorisson ($27.47), at chapters.indigo.ca.
Skinny Dip London Gold Shell Earbuds ($28.58), at skinnydiplondon.com.
Beauty Works West Energy Supplement ($110 for 60 capsules), at net-a-porter.com.
My Custom Yoga Mat (prices vary, starting at $50), at mycustomyogamat.com.
Little Life Box Monthly Subscription ($19/month), at littlelifebox.com.
PUMA Double Sided Teddy Crew Neck Sweater ($85), at thebay.com.
HALO Swarovski Crystal 6000mAh Charger for Phones/Tablets ($274.97), at halo2cloud.com.
Wildfox Hangover Club Sleep Mask ($28), at wildfox.com.
Altadonna Assalto IGT Toscana ($49.95), at wineonline.ca.
Oh She Glows Every Day Cookbook by Angela Liddon ($18.58), at chapters.indigo.ca.
Knixwear Gift Kit #2, which includes 3 sport underwear, one longevity bra, one set of sport socks, one set of Knix hair ties and one Knix gym bag. ($99.99), at knixwear.com.
Flow Water ($3.50 for 1L), ($17.94 for 1L x 6 case), at flowlikewater.com.
Vitamix Professional Series 750 ($699), at vitamix.ca.
The Super Elixir Nourishing Protein ($79.07), at net-a-porter.com.
Soothe App ($139 for a 60 minute in-home massage), soothe.com.
David's Tea Cold 911 ($7.98), at davidstea.com.
Colmer Originals Scuba Down Hooded Jacket ($797.99), at liveoutthere.com.

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if you have someone on your list who skips the whip on their gingerbread latte and always finds the time to sneak in a workout on new year's eve day, look no further than these health-inspired prezzies. from gilded water bottles to the hottest wrist accessory of the year, here are our top gift picks for the healthiest person in your life.
new balance 580 ($159.99), at newbalance.ca.
jac vanek leg day duffle bag ($89), at nastygal.com.
s'well rose gold bottle ($58), at chapters.indigo.ca.
ombra starter kit ($190.96), omsignal.com. kit includes ombra, ombox, micro usb charger.
lululemon wunder under ombré pant ($98), at lululemon.com. lululemon is also offering personal shopping experiences for customers at the toronto yorkdale shopping centre location and the nyc flatiron location.
pick up a lululemon gift card for your fit friend and schedule a private shopping experience to go with it... (you don't have to tell them it's complimentary).
victoria sport fashion sport bra ($20), and knockout tight ($69.50), at victoriassecret.com/vs-sport.
four seasons ultimate spacation package (starting at $625), at fourseasons.com.
public school for fitbit accessories axis accessory band ($379.95), at fitbit.com.
la vanila the healthy candle ($19), at lavanila.com.
saje aromaart diffuser ($84.95), at saje.com.
bandier high lux knockout print legging ($196), at bandier.com.
village juicery recovery pack ($30), at villagejuicery.com.
apple watch series 2 38mm case ($498), at apple.com.
ivy park logo mesh back sports bra ($45), at thebay.com.
french country cooking by mimi thorisson ($27.47), at chapters.indigo.ca.
skinny dip london gold shell earbuds ($28.58), at skinnydiplondon.com.
beauty works west energy supplement ($110 for 60 capsules), at net-a-porter.com.
my custom yoga mat (prices vary, starting at $50), at mycustomyogamat.com.
little life box monthly subscription ($19/month), at littlelifebox.com.
puma double sided teddy crew neck sweater ($85), at thebay.com.
halo swarovski crystal 6000mah charger for phones/tablets ($274.97), at halo2cloud.com.
wildfox hangover club sleep mask ($28), at wildfox.com.
altadonna assalto igt toscana ($49.95), at wineonline.ca.
oh she glows every day cookbook by angela liddon ($18.58), at chapters.indigo.ca.
knixwear gift kit #2, which includes 3 sport underwear, one longevity bra, one set of sport socks, one set of knix hair ties and one knix gym bag. ($99.99), at knixwear.com.
flow water ($3.50 for 1l), ($17.94 for 1l x 6 case), at flowlikewater.com.
vitamix professional series 750 ($699), at vitamix.ca.
the super elixir nourishing protein ($79.07), at net-a-porter.com.
soothe app ($139 for a 60 minute in-home massage), soothe.com.
david's tea cold 911 ($7.98), at davidstea.com.
colmer originals scuba down hooded jacket ($797.99), at liveoutthere.com.


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GM January 21st, 2019, 10.16AM Claremont Library, Claremont Academy, Freedom City, NJ, USA The perfect place, to take revenge... The plan was simple, the actors known, the steps clear as the surface of the Moon. "You'll all split into groups of three, and you'll all try to put yourselves in the shoes of someone without powers or special training or technology." Jesse Perry had said, English teacher and an inadequately-disguised giant owl of a man who paced and burbled with the excitement of a flowing inner life one moment before becoming as stiff and dour as a tomb when he hit a roadblock. Right now was in the burbling phase, the tubby and lightly-bent middle-aged writer trotting and weaving deftly through the library's expansive writing desks. "Try, really try to capture what someone without your experiences or life would see if they met you. Not necessarily while fighting, just some situation where your powers or other gifts are unleashed and unmistakable." "After writing, discuss with your classmates whether what you've written is plausible and true to life. Are you trying to be frightening, mysterious, reassuring? After that, write a short scene about someone seeing one of your table-mates and their reaction." Circling back around, he pushed his glasses back up his squashed nose, wagging a finger warningly "Remember, nobody is normal, everyone is unusual and has a story to tell. This is a way for you to step back and imagine yourselves not as the main characters in your own story, but as guest stars in someone else's!" "I'll be grading the essays from yesterday in the reference section, don't be a stranger if you're having any trouble at all." With remarkable speed on someone his age and weight, Perry spun and vanished around the corner. A little slowly at first, but with steadily increasing volume and pitch the air around the desks began to vibrate with whispered conversation, scritching of pens on paper and creaking wood.
March 1st, 2016, 2.03 AM (AST) The Warrens, West wall of Farside Crater, the dark side of the Moon, Sol System At all times the caves felt empty. The walls were covered in ornate and sophisticated technology, the floors often interrupted by sweeping, elegant examples of Farsider engineering, normally the squared tunnels blazed with light, but the silence of the vacuum and the blackness of deactivation made it all feel like a very elaborate stage, not a place that anyone could live in. As she materialized on the teleportation dais, clutching her precious cargo, Atraxia looked at the motionless, austere world around her with a swell of pride. As the last of the blue-gold shimmers of recoherence faded, the dead Farsider straightened up, free of the oppressive grip of Olderth gravity, and flew, pausing only briefly to verify her identity to the monitoring system. At once, the rest of the power cells kicked in, and the world changed. As Atraxia sped like a dark arrow through the now brilliantly-lit tunnels, she relaxed at last, grip loosening on the container still closely held against her black and red terrasuit. Inside, something pale writhed against magno-gravitic bonds, something which could make a corpse's eyes glitter with curiosity and delight. It had been years since it had fallen to Olderth's surface and somehow, despite all odds and the high price the governments of the planet would place on it, she was the first to recover it. One piece, all hers. Coming at last to the doors of her laboratory, the Farsider reached out a spindly arm, sinking it into an adjacent aperture. She felt mechanisms inside remove the sleeve of her 'suit, and then nothing. With a tone that she had spent days perfecting, wasted on the acrid void, the door spiraled open, revealing a dizzying wonderland of intricate tools, specimens in myriad rainbows of solutions and nutrient baths, plodding simulations, readouts describing in exhaustive detail every action of every molecule of their given subject. It was a pleasure to step inside, to let the door cycle shut, blocking out the messy world and step into one of harmony and direction. Taking the cylinder of silver gold to a spare section of her exotic containment module, Atraxia slid the thing into place, tested the field inside with a flick of her dead wrist and a flicker of her blank blue eyes to a crystalline guage, and taking a breath of useless air injected the Gorgon shard into its new home. At once the inchoate mass of consuming, imprisoning nanites tried to break free, twisting and distorting as it tried to get a grip on something solid enough to entomb and ossify, but repulsed by a shifting stream of energy waves it could do little but fall into a pattern of outgrowth, collapse and regrowth. Staring in a moment's gleeful awe at the mass of miniscule robots that would have rapidly reduced her and her home to a petrified state, the vampire quickly recovered herself and settled in to examine her find. Hunching over a translucent display, she absently thumbed a button that unfolded a nearby section of wall, offering a fresh canister of cloned blood. Swapping it with the empty one in her 'suit, the vampire felt her cares and stress wash away under the soothing quasi-sensation of revitalization, the new blood spreading through her withered veins and pumping into her wrinkled skull. For all that, she was as motionless as a statue, as a part of the high-tech furniture, as the silent walls and tunnels of the deathly-still Warrens. In moments, it was just her and the data, the rest of the universe and its inhabitants a distant fifth concern. As were the facts that matter-transit signals could be tracked, and that maybe, just maybe, somebody else might want what she'd found.

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showing results for tags 'the moon'.
gm january 21st, 2019, 10.16am claremont library, claremont academy, freedom city, nj, usa the perfect place, to take revenge... the plan was simple, the actors known, the steps clear as the surface of the moon. "you'll all split into groups of three, and you'll all try to put yourselves in the shoes of someone without powers or special training or technology." jesse perry had said, english teacher and an inadequately-disguised giant owl of a man who paced and burbled with the excitement of a flowing inner life one moment before becoming as stiff and dour as a tomb when he hit a roadblock. right now was in the burbling phase, the tubby and lightly-bent middle-aged writer trotting and weaving deftly through the library's expansive writing desks. "try, really try to capture what someone without your experiences or life would see if they met you. not necessarily while fighting, just some situation where your powers or other gifts are unleashed and unmistakable." "after writing, discuss with your classmates whether what you've written is plausible and true to life. are you trying to be frightening, mysterious, reassuring? after that, write a short scene about someone seeing one of your table-mates and their reaction." circling back around, he pushed his glasses back up his squashed nose, wagging a finger warningly "remember, nobody is normal, everyone is unusual and has a story to tell. this is a way for you to step back and imagine yourselves not as the main characters in your own story, but as guest stars in someone else's!" "i'll be grading the essays from yesterday in the reference section, don't be a stranger if you're having any trouble at all." with remarkable speed on someone his age and weight, perry spun and vanished around the corner. a little slowly at first, but with steadily increasing volume and pitch the air around the desks began to vibrate with whispered conversation, scritching of pens on paper and creaking wood.
march 1st, 2016, 2.03 am (ast) the warrens, west wall of farside crater, the dark side of the moon, sol system at all times the caves felt empty. the walls were covered in ornate and sophisticated technology, the floors often interrupted by sweeping, elegant examples of farsider engineering, normally the squared tunnels blazed with light, but the silence of the vacuum and the blackness of deactivation made it all feel like a very elaborate stage, not a place that anyone could live in. as she materialized on the teleportation dais, clutching her precious cargo, atraxia looked at the motionless, austere world around her with a swell of pride. as the last of the blue-gold shimmers of recoherence faded, the dead farsider straightened up, free of the oppressive grip of olderth gravity, and flew, pausing only briefly to verify her identity to the monitoring system. at once, the rest of the power cells kicked in, and the world changed. as atraxia sped like a dark arrow through the now brilliantly-lit tunnels, she relaxed at last, grip loosening on the container still closely held against her black and red terrasuit. inside, something pale writhed against magno-gravitic bonds, something which could make a corpse's eyes glitter with curiosity and delight. it had been years since it had fallen to olderth's surface and somehow, despite all odds and the high price the governments of the planet would place on it, she was the first to recover it. one piece, all hers. coming at last to the doors of her laboratory, the farsider reached out a spindly arm, sinking it into an adjacent aperture. she felt mechanisms inside remove the sleeve of her 'suit, and then nothing. with a tone that she had spent days perfecting, wasted on the acrid void, the door spiraled open, revealing a dizzying wonderland of intricate tools, specimens in myriad rainbows of solutions and nutrient baths, plodding simulations, readouts describing in exhaustive detail every action of every molecule of their given subject. it was a pleasure to step inside, to let the door cycle shut, blocking out the messy world and step into one of harmony and direction. taking the cylinder of silver gold to a spare section of her exotic containment module, atraxia slid the thing into place, tested the field inside with a flick of her dead wrist and a flicker of her blank blue eyes to a crystalline guage, and taking a breath of useless air injected the gorgon shard into its new home. at once the inchoate mass of consuming, imprisoning nanites tried to break free, twisting and distorting as it tried to get a grip on something solid enough to entomb and ossify, but repulsed by a shifting stream of energy waves it could do little but fall into a pattern of outgrowth, collapse and regrowth. staring in a moment's gleeful awe at the mass of miniscule robots that would have rapidly reduced her and her home to a petrified state, the vampire quickly recovered herself and settled in to examine her find. hunching over a translucent display, she absently thumbed a button that unfolded a nearby section of wall, offering a fresh canister of cloned blood. swapping it with the empty one in her 'suit, the vampire felt her cares and stress wash away under the soothing quasi-sensation of revitalization, the new blood spreading through her withered veins and pumping into her wrinkled skull. for all that, she was as motionless as a statue, as a part of the high-tech furniture, as the silent walls and tunnels of the deathly-still warrens. in moments, it was just her and the data, the rest of the universe and its inhabitants a distant fifth concern. as were the facts that matter-transit signals could be tracked, and that maybe, just maybe, somebody else might want what she'd found.


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Jasper, have you already got some new pictures?
Hi, progress is slow and the priority is now chassisnumber #013. Even tough it is slow there is progress to polishing work, electronics etc etc. The engine is being rebuild now, but that is taking quite some time.
Great to hear you are restoring so many Spykers!
Are you restoring them yourself or do you have someone to do the work for you?
Bravo, this is inspirational! I've rebuilt my #083 a few times over now, but always piecemeal as the result of some dreadful or annoying mechanical failure. With more than 36,000 miles on the odo, I'm inching my way towards a beautification . . . glad to see you taking the time and effort with this car!
Finally the engine is starting to look like an engine again.. the engine completely stripped and start building the blocks back up, but not after making sure everything is oké.
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jasper, have you already got some new pictures?
hi, progress is slow and the priority is now chassisnumber #013. even tough it is slow there is progress to polishing work, electronics etc etc. the engine is being rebuild now, but that is taking quite some time.
great to hear you are restoring so many spykers!
are you restoring them yourself or do you have someone to do the work for you?
bravo, this is inspirational! i've rebuilt my #083 a few times over now, but always piecemeal as the result of some dreadful or annoying mechanical failure. with more than 36,000 miles on the odo, i'm inching my way towards a beautification . . . glad to see you taking the time and effort with this car!
finally the engine is starting to look like an engine again.. the engine completely stripped and start building the blocks back up, but not after making sure everything is oké.
last edited by jasperdd; 07-10-2018 at 16:00.


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BMW started in 1916, it stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke, when translated into English it means Bavarian Motor Works. Initially, BMW mostly made airplane engines, until they started making cars that set records for speed. Today, BMW’s are still known as the ultimate driving machines and have built a respectable performance car brand.
You can quickly identify the brand with its blue and white checkered circle logo on every car. They took off during the 1980s through the 1990s. In 1996 the Z3 model was a massive success after it served as James Bond’s car in the movie GoldenEye. BMW kept the momentum of the Z3 victory and made a hardtop version of it with a unique design called the Z3M. The Z3M was very powerful and sporty yet practical.
BMW has a history of making classic cars, but what makes a car a classic? Most people would say the brand and the long line of history that made the brand. Car fans enjoy the lineage of vehicles the brand has made, and the essence of what stands for BMW has turned some of them into cult-like classics (like 2002!). The BMW’s 1 Series M Coupe became a classic in part because of how rare it is and is now worth more than when originally produced.
BMW cars are different than a classic Corvette or Mustang and are more sought after by collectors. Another car that is considered a BMW classic is the E92 M3. It’s the only M3 ever to have a V8 engine which revs up to 8,250 RPM. BMW launched its first electric car, i3, in 2014. Right now it may not seem like a classic, but in a few years, it just might be.
BMW cars share some similarities with each other, the small footprint, they are lightweight and have a pure focus on steering. To this day the M1 is still considered to be BMWs greatest car made. It was designed by Giugiaro, a well known Italian automobile designer, and the BMW quickly became legendary.
Lastly, the E39 540i is a gentleman’s sporting sedan that could easily beat the Mustang GT in any drag race. It has a whopping 400 horsepower that can still outrace a majority of new cars.
BMW has endured many challenges since their inception, but they are masters at adjusting and staying true to their vision and mission. Their innovation, customer loyalty, and unmatched driving pleasure have led to their reputation as being the ultimate driving car and a collector’s dream. Not all BMWs are classics, yet. A majority of the models will become classics in their own time. If you require the ultimate driving experience, then a BMW is the car for you.

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bmw started in 1916, it stands for bayerische motoren werke, when translated into english it means bavarian motor works. initially, bmw mostly made airplane engines, until they started making cars that set records for speed. today, bmw’s are still known as the ultimate driving machines and have built a respectable performance car brand.
you can quickly identify the brand with its blue and white checkered circle logo on every car. they took off during the 1980s through the 1990s. in 1996 the z3 model was a massive success after it served as james bond’s car in the movie goldeneye. bmw kept the momentum of the z3 victory and made a hardtop version of it with a unique design called the z3m. the z3m was very powerful and sporty yet practical.
bmw has a history of making classic cars, but what makes a car a classic? most people would say the brand and the long line of history that made the brand. car fans enjoy the lineage of vehicles the brand has made, and the essence of what stands for bmw has turned some of them into cult-like classics (like 2002!). the bmw’s 1 series m coupe became a classic in part because of how rare it is and is now worth more than when originally produced.
bmw cars are different than a classic corvette or mustang and are more sought after by collectors. another car that is considered a bmw classic is the e92 m3. it’s the only m3 ever to have a v8 engine which revs up to 8,250 rpm. bmw launched its first electric car, i3, in 2014. right now it may not seem like a classic, but in a few years, it just might be.
bmw cars share some similarities with each other, the small footprint, they are lightweight and have a pure focus on steering. to this day the m1 is still considered to be bmws greatest car made. it was designed by giugiaro, a well known italian automobile designer, and the bmw quickly became legendary.
lastly, the e39 540i is a gentleman’s sporting sedan that could easily beat the mustang gt in any drag race. it has a whopping 400 horsepower that can still outrace a majority of new cars.
bmw has endured many challenges since their inception, but they are masters at adjusting and staying true to their vision and mission. their innovation, customer loyalty, and unmatched driving pleasure have led to their reputation as being the ultimate driving car and a collector’s dream. not all bmws are classics, yet. a majority of the models will become classics in their own time. if you require the ultimate driving experience, then a bmw is the car for you.


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Let the Johns-Carabelli Co. guide you through the process, from consultation, to design, to stone cutting, to memorial cleaing and repair.
The artisans of the Johns-Carabelli family are nationally recognized as leaders in the monument industry in custom design, lettering and engraving. The art of hand drawing and hand carving lettering has been passed from generation to generation. When the American Monument Association created the book “Symbols-The Universal Language,” they turned to our artists to write the entire lettering section. While much of the engraving done today uses a computer generated template, understanding the core concepts of proportion, value and relationship of letters and design is a critical but often missing component necessary in any properly executed lettering project. We continue to use our talents and expertise to ensure all of our lettering projects no matter how small are based on those concepts.
Most memorials are produced from materials that will endure the test of time. Whether granite or bronze, their inherent beauty should last for generations. But just like an automobile or the windows of a home, without proper maintenance and periodic cleaning this beauty becomes hidden. Our expert craftsmen have the skills and tools necessary to restore your memorial to its original beauty. Even though granite is nearly as hard as a diamond its polished surface can be easily destroyed when not cleaned properly. The frequency of required cleaning is hard to define as conditions can vary from location to location. In many cases the patina created from the collection of dirt on a memorial can actually enhance its beauty. Let the experts at the Johns-Carabelli Co help you determine what cleaning and restoration services are right for your particular circumstance. Our restoration services also include sandblasting. Automotive and motorcycle parts as well as lawn furniture are just a few of the metal restoration projects we can assist with.
Handcrafted from granite, marble and other natural stone as well as bronze, commercial signage is available in any size range and budget. We can assist you in all phases of your project, from design concepts through installation. These signs, which naturally evoke an air of stability and distinction will withstand weathering and remain beautiful for years. Whether for a school, church or professional firm, our signs will give your name the prominence it deserves and convey the image you desire. Some of our quality signs can be seen at many area high schools and universities, several Ohio State Highway Patrol posts, the new RTA station in Little Italy and the Federal Building, just to name a few.
Individual and Companion Memorials: A single or companion memorial differs from a monument in that it is normally one piece and smaller in size than an upright monument. It may be made as a lawn level memorial, pillow or bevel memorial, or a slant face memorial. However, its size should not limit its personalization. The skills of our designers assure you a well-designed tribute no matter what style of memorial you desire. Let us create a memorial that captures what you want to remember most about your loved one.
Memorials that are upright in form, more than 8 inches and at least two pieces of stone are referred to as monuments. Sizes and styles may be controlled by cemetery regulations, although most cemeteries are encouraging upright memorialization, allowing families more flexibility when planning a memorial tribute for loved ones. These monuments span one or two grave spaces, and may be designed to reflect personal or family values, a profession, a love of life and more. Our design ideas are limitless. Let the experts at The Johns-Carabelli Co. guide you through the regulations for your specific site regarding size and finish.
For families who desire a larger cemetery lot, a family monument may be placed as the focal point on the lot. Some cemeteries also permit separate memorial headstones to provide a more personal tribute for each individual. Let the experts at The Johns-Carabelli Co. guide you through the specific regulations for your site, regarding size and finishes, prior to selecting this type of monuments.
Placed to commemorate a historical moment in time or respected individual, the public or civic memorial may be designed to commemorate a battle, war or conflict, or to bring attention to a person or event of historical significance. Many times a church, or cemetery will erect a feature memorial to bring attention to a religious figure. Both heroes and tragic events have been commemorated with memorial tributes designed by The Johns-Carabelli Co. These tributes can be found in schools, parks, cemeteries and religious sanctuaries.
Bronze is another popular medium used in memorialization. Some cemeteries require bronze to be used, so please let us help you confirm any cemetery regulations before choosing a memorial. Bronze can also be used to enhance a granite memorial with emblems or decorative ornamentation. Add a unique look that makes your memorial stand out from a generic headstone selected from a catalog.
Benches can be used as a place for reflection, rest or to preserve cremains. Whether you’re looking for a traditional, contemporary or rustic look, the possibilities are endless. You will see our work in gardens, walkways and cemetery lots.
Boulders can be seen as a symbol of strength or a connection with nature. They have many uses, from displaying an address, to family, estate or cremation memorials. Using a boulder as a memorial is a unique choice that will make your memorial look more natural and stand out among other more traditional designs.
When a family chooses cremation, memorial choices are still as limitless as in traditional burial. Choose anything from a personal garden tribute to a monument with receptacles to hold the cremains. Let the Johns-Carabelli family assist you in selecting the type of memorialization to best suit your family.
The Johns-Carabelli Co. is the only shop in Northeast Ohio with a master craftsman on staff with over 30 years of experience cutting hand-tooled lettering. Whether your goal is to match existing memorials that were carved in the last century or to just bring that feel of old-world craftsmanship to a modern design, experience the creative difference that this old world skill can bring to your memorial.
The artists at The Johns-Carabelli Co. have a great attention to detail. With hand-crafted etchings, your memorial will have photo-quality images meticulously engraved that provide a depth in clarity, unmatched by laser or sand-etched methods. Whether you’re looking for a portrait, nature scene or existing art work replication, we can provide the memorial that tells the story unique to your loved one.
Pets are members of the family and deserve to be memorialized the way we would any other loved one. The Johns-Carabelli Co. can create anything from a simple stone for the yard to memorials for pet cemeteries. We take the same care in creating these memorials as any other family memorial.
The distinction of a private mausoleum is unsurpassed. Beauty, prestige and reverence are displayed in a personal mausoleum. Through the ages, similar architectural structures have been built for those who wish to eliminate the ordeal of in-ground burial. The mausoleum design signifies great strength as well as beauty.
Original unique garden pieces are designed and handcrafted ensuring that any sculpture you choose will be truly one of a kind. Statuary, boulders, pavers, bricks and natural stones can be used to personalize any space. Any cemetery lot that allows planting can become a personal garden of memorialization. Perfect for any garden, walkway or entrance, garden art will enhance the beauty of any surrounding without detracting from the natural look of the outdoors. These pieces are often used when cremation is chosen over traditional burial.
The Johns-Carabelli Co. uses only the highest-quality granite available; specifically suited for monumental purposes. We partner with select maufacturers across the United States to produce your memorial to our strict quality standards. The granite memorials we provide are not dyed or enhanced in any way, ensuring they will withstand the tests of time, temperature and climate.

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let the johns-carabelli co. guide you through the process, from consultation, to design, to stone cutting, to memorial cleaing and repair.
the artisans of the johns-carabelli family are nationally recognized as leaders in the monument industry in custom design, lettering and engraving. the art of hand drawing and hand carving lettering has been passed from generation to generation. when the american monument association created the book “symbols-the universal language,” they turned to our artists to write the entire lettering section. while much of the engraving done today uses a computer generated template, understanding the core concepts of proportion, value and relationship of letters and design is a critical but often missing component necessary in any properly executed lettering project. we continue to use our talents and expertise to ensure all of our lettering projects no matter how small are based on those concepts.
most memorials are produced from materials that will endure the test of time. whether granite or bronze, their inherent beauty should last for generations. but just like an automobile or the windows of a home, without proper maintenance and periodic cleaning this beauty becomes hidden. our expert craftsmen have the skills and tools necessary to restore your memorial to its original beauty. even though granite is nearly as hard as a diamond its polished surface can be easily destroyed when not cleaned properly. the frequency of required cleaning is hard to define as conditions can vary from location to location. in many cases the patina created from the collection of dirt on a memorial can actually enhance its beauty. let the experts at the johns-carabelli co help you determine what cleaning and restoration services are right for your particular circumstance. our restoration services also include sandblasting. automotive and motorcycle parts as well as lawn furniture are just a few of the metal restoration projects we can assist with.
handcrafted from granite, marble and other natural stone as well as bronze, commercial signage is available in any size range and budget. we can assist you in all phases of your project, from design concepts through installation. these signs, which naturally evoke an air of stability and distinction will withstand weathering and remain beautiful for years. whether for a school, church or professional firm, our signs will give your name the prominence it deserves and convey the image you desire. some of our quality signs can be seen at many area high schools and universities, several ohio state highway patrol posts, the new rta station in little italy and the federal building, just to name a few.
individual and companion memorials: a single or companion memorial differs from a monument in that it is normally one piece and smaller in size than an upright monument. it may be made as a lawn level memorial, pillow or bevel memorial, or a slant face memorial. however, its size should not limit its personalization. the skills of our designers assure you a well-designed tribute no matter what style of memorial you desire. let us create a memorial that captures what you want to remember most about your loved one.
memorials that are upright in form, more than 8 inches and at least two pieces of stone are referred to as monuments. sizes and styles may be controlled by cemetery regulations, although most cemeteries are encouraging upright memorialization, allowing families more flexibility when planning a memorial tribute for loved ones. these monuments span one or two grave spaces, and may be designed to reflect personal or family values, a profession, a love of life and more. our design ideas are limitless. let the experts at the johns-carabelli co. guide you through the regulations for your specific site regarding size and finish.
for families who desire a larger cemetery lot, a family monument may be placed as the focal point on the lot. some cemeteries also permit separate memorial headstones to provide a more personal tribute for each individual. let the experts at the johns-carabelli co. guide you through the specific regulations for your site, regarding size and finishes, prior to selecting this type of monuments.
placed to commemorate a historical moment in time or respected individual, the public or civic memorial may be designed to commemorate a battle, war or conflict, or to bring attention to a person or event of historical significance. many times a church, or cemetery will erect a feature memorial to bring attention to a religious figure. both heroes and tragic events have been commemorated with memorial tributes designed by the johns-carabelli co. these tributes can be found in schools, parks, cemeteries and religious sanctuaries.
bronze is another popular medium used in memorialization. some cemeteries require bronze to be used, so please let us help you confirm any cemetery regulations before choosing a memorial. bronze can also be used to enhance a granite memorial with emblems or decorative ornamentation. add a unique look that makes your memorial stand out from a generic headstone selected from a catalog.
benches can be used as a place for reflection, rest or to preserve cremains. whether you’re looking for a traditional, contemporary or rustic look, the possibilities are endless. you will see our work in gardens, walkways and cemetery lots.
boulders can be seen as a symbol of strength or a connection with nature. they have many uses, from displaying an address, to family, estate or cremation memorials. using a boulder as a memorial is a unique choice that will make your memorial look more natural and stand out among other more traditional designs.
when a family chooses cremation, memorial choices are still as limitless as in traditional burial. choose anything from a personal garden tribute to a monument with receptacles to hold the cremains. let the johns-carabelli family assist you in selecting the type of memorialization to best suit your family.
the johns-carabelli co. is the only shop in northeast ohio with a master craftsman on staff with over 30 years of experience cutting hand-tooled lettering. whether your goal is to match existing memorials that were carved in the last century or to just bring that feel of old-world craftsmanship to a modern design, experience the creative difference that this old world skill can bring to your memorial.
the artists at the johns-carabelli co. have a great attention to detail. with hand-crafted etchings, your memorial will have photo-quality images meticulously engraved that provide a depth in clarity, unmatched by laser or sand-etched methods. whether you’re looking for a portrait, nature scene or existing art work replication, we can provide the memorial that tells the story unique to your loved one.
pets are members of the family and deserve to be memorialized the way we would any other loved one. the johns-carabelli co. can create anything from a simple stone for the yard to memorials for pet cemeteries. we take the same care in creating these memorials as any other family memorial.
the distinction of a private mausoleum is unsurpassed. beauty, prestige and reverence are displayed in a personal mausoleum. through the ages, similar architectural structures have been built for those who wish to eliminate the ordeal of in-ground burial. the mausoleum design signifies great strength as well as beauty.
original unique garden pieces are designed and handcrafted ensuring that any sculpture you choose will be truly one of a kind. statuary, boulders, pavers, bricks and natural stones can be used to personalize any space. any cemetery lot that allows planting can become a personal garden of memorialization. perfect for any garden, walkway or entrance, garden art will enhance the beauty of any surrounding without detracting from the natural look of the outdoors. these pieces are often used when cremation is chosen over traditional burial.
the johns-carabelli co. uses only the highest-quality granite available; specifically suited for monumental purposes. we partner with select maufacturers across the united states to produce your memorial to our strict quality standards. the granite memorials we provide are not dyed or enhanced in any way, ensuring they will withstand the tests of time, temperature and climate.


text: These traditional blow molded nursery pots offer quality at an economical price. They are engineered for strength, even in the large sizes. The integrated rim allows for convenient handling of large plants or trees. The wide base is designed for stability. A complete line of sizes is available for all hobby and commercial applications.

lowercased: these traditional blow molded nursery pots offer quality at an economical price. they are engineered for strength, even in the large sizes. the integrated rim allows for convenient handling of large plants or trees. the wide base is designed for stability. a complete line of sizes is available for all hobby and commercial applications.


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This bridge held such promise for me. It was the bridge I crossed to officially enter onto Rocky Mountain National Park. The second my foot left that bridge, I was in the park, I was free. It was also, at the end of a tiring hike, my welcome home.
While you were standing on it, if you looked to either side, was a beautiful river that carved its way through the landscape. During the winter months, it was sheathed in ice, but there were spots that the water flowed freely. It was fascinating to watch and to see nature, tireless in its conquest. It didn’t matter that ice had frozen parts of it over, it was still going to move.
The bride itself was constructed of large wooden logs that made you feel like you were standing on history. Who knows how long it had been there, who knows how many pairs of feet had passed over its surface.
Families on vacation, solo hikers looking for something more, a couple trying to reconnect with nature, elk and deer and bears, myself…all a part of this collective narrative that was held there.
There were times that I passed over it without a second to acknowledge it, my mind consumed with what laid ahead, there were other times when I sat on the bridge for minutes and minutes.
There was one hike that I sat on the bridge, letting my feet dangle from the bridge and leaned my head against one of the posts that supported the handrail. It was freezing that day, in the 10’s and there was snow all around. The sun was hiding that day, taking respite behind the clouds, and I sat there and watched that river. I contemplated life and my existence within the space I was occupying. The more I sat there, the more connected I felt to that space. Like a tiny string had connected my heart to that bridge and as I sat there, that tiny string became a rope, then a cable, then steel bars binding me to there.
Looking back on it now, it held such symbolism. A bridge, taking me to where I needed to be to heal, and welcoming me home with what looked like open arms at the end of the day.
I’ll always feel connected, hell, even writing about it, my mind flies there, and settles on that bridge, listening to the river and watching the trees sashay in the wind.
This hike will always stand out in my mind. I remember the day before, trying to decide on a place to go, the forecast was supposed to be sunny and in the 50’s, a beautiful March day in Colorado.
When I woke up, I still couldn’t decide so I just…went. I took a shortcut into the park and just started walking.
I thought about the grandeur of walking through the park as opposed to driving through. Your feet hit the earth with each step and your lungs fill with this crisp air, and your vision is flooded. Your eyes can’t seem to focus on any one thing for very long, there’s too much to take in.
I walked through a valley and kept pushing forward, eventually finding myself following a small stream. What struck me was how clear it was, how serene. As I traveled, I stumbled onto the trail for Bear Lake. I remember being excited because I had a set destination now. It had been a couple hours and I was excited to see other people.
I followed this trail for a while, passing Cub Lake and Bear Lake but then coming to a point when I realized I wasn’t wearing the right shoes for this trail anymore. It had become steep and icy and I realized I had gained elevation, more that I thought I had.
I was staring at a canyon wall. It was rather confusing, how had I gotten here and where the heck was I? The next person I saw had snow shoes and walking poles, when I asked how far away I was from Bear Lake, he told me at that point I was closer to Fern Lake and that I should just keep going, so I did.
What was funny about this day, was that I remember how warm it was. Especially how sunny it was, and how much the sun reflects off the snow. Fun fact: I had one of the worst sunburns of my life after this hike.
I kept going, up a winding trail. It started as switchbacks but then seemed to go in a slow circle up a mountain. The frustrating part was the sun was melting the top layer of snow, so I fell in to my knees about every 4 steps. I would just fall through, have to climb out and it just kept happening.
When my patience seemed to be at it’s end, I saw the top of a sign buried by snow. I dug it out and found out that I was .7 miles from Odessa Lake. So I went.
It was unreal. The moment I turned the corner, it took my breath away. I just kept audibly gasping and muttering, “wow.” I had never seen mountains that looked that way, I had never felt like the only person in the world to be experiencing them in that way. I was blown away.
Three jagged, piercing peaks jutted out from the lake that had been frozen over, the sun bouncing off the white and almost spotlighting the mountains above them. I sat on a rock and ate an orange.
I breathed. Deeply. I can still smell that citrus filling the air around me as I sat dwarfed by rocks that had thrust themselves up from the earth millions of years ago. I still feel that small ping of vulnerability, how small we are, how grand they are. I sat there for an hour and a half, unmoving.
When I finally came to, I smiled and for whatever reason, saluted to them.
The hike back was elated, things seemed easier, the air fresher, my legs felt stronger. It was like I had been given a fresh start. Like, I hadn’t just walked 13 miles and had 13 to go, that didn’t matter. I felt so good.
I ended up doing a literal marathon that day, and to this day, I still don’t really know where I went. I don’t know which trail I was on, I do know I was at Fern Lake at one point. Regardless, I felt like I had such a beautiful moment in those mountains, and I wouldn’t have traded that in for anything.
Emerald Mountain sat at the back of the YMCA’s sprawling property, it towered ever so slightly but not in a menacing way, somewhat of a gentle giant.
I first did this hike with two friends; Matt and Julian. We ate lunch together on a day off then set off around noon. Normally, this hike takes about two hours to reach the summit, but since it was our first time we had allotted ourselves a couple extra hours to catch the sunset.
I remember it being quite easy at first and then all of the sudden, becoming a scramble. We took the wrong path and since there was intermittent snow, we lost the trail multiple times, but we just kept aiming up.
We had so much fun on that hike, I remember it started snowing half way up and we just laughed and told stories. The sun shining on us while snowflakes fell around us.
We climbed rock formations and pretended like they were our homes, we free climbed and crawled through small crevices that the mountain seemed to be hiding. We reached a small lean to that had been created by other hikers at the summit.
By this point, a full snow storm was coming and the wind was howling. We stared into the Rocky Mountains and let the wind sing to us. It sang to the mountains, whipping around them like it was whispering to them as it passed.

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this bridge held such promise for me. it was the bridge i crossed to officially enter onto rocky mountain national park. the second my foot left that bridge, i was in the park, i was free. it was also, at the end of a tiring hike, my welcome home.
while you were standing on it, if you looked to either side, was a beautiful river that carved its way through the landscape. during the winter months, it was sheathed in ice, but there were spots that the water flowed freely. it was fascinating to watch and to see nature, tireless in its conquest. it didn’t matter that ice had frozen parts of it over, it was still going to move.
the bride itself was constructed of large wooden logs that made you feel like you were standing on history. who knows how long it had been there, who knows how many pairs of feet had passed over its surface.
families on vacation, solo hikers looking for something more, a couple trying to reconnect with nature, elk and deer and bears, myself…all a part of this collective narrative that was held there.
there were times that i passed over it without a second to acknowledge it, my mind consumed with what laid ahead, there were other times when i sat on the bridge for minutes and minutes.
there was one hike that i sat on the bridge, letting my feet dangle from the bridge and leaned my head against one of the posts that supported the handrail. it was freezing that day, in the 10’s and there was snow all around. the sun was hiding that day, taking respite behind the clouds, and i sat there and watched that river. i contemplated life and my existence within the space i was occupying. the more i sat there, the more connected i felt to that space. like a tiny string had connected my heart to that bridge and as i sat there, that tiny string became a rope, then a cable, then steel bars binding me to there.
looking back on it now, it held such symbolism. a bridge, taking me to where i needed to be to heal, and welcoming me home with what looked like open arms at the end of the day.
i’ll always feel connected, hell, even writing about it, my mind flies there, and settles on that bridge, listening to the river and watching the trees sashay in the wind.
this hike will always stand out in my mind. i remember the day before, trying to decide on a place to go, the forecast was supposed to be sunny and in the 50’s, a beautiful march day in colorado.
when i woke up, i still couldn’t decide so i just…went. i took a shortcut into the park and just started walking.
i thought about the grandeur of walking through the park as opposed to driving through. your feet hit the earth with each step and your lungs fill with this crisp air, and your vision is flooded. your eyes can’t seem to focus on any one thing for very long, there’s too much to take in.
i walked through a valley and kept pushing forward, eventually finding myself following a small stream. what struck me was how clear it was, how serene. as i traveled, i stumbled onto the trail for bear lake. i remember being excited because i had a set destination now. it had been a couple hours and i was excited to see other people.
i followed this trail for a while, passing cub lake and bear lake but then coming to a point when i realized i wasn’t wearing the right shoes for this trail anymore. it had become steep and icy and i realized i had gained elevation, more that i thought i had.
i was staring at a canyon wall. it was rather confusing, how had i gotten here and where the heck was i? the next person i saw had snow shoes and walking poles, when i asked how far away i was from bear lake, he told me at that point i was closer to fern lake and that i should just keep going, so i did.
what was funny about this day, was that i remember how warm it was. especially how sunny it was, and how much the sun reflects off the snow. fun fact: i had one of the worst sunburns of my life after this hike.
i kept going, up a winding trail. it started as switchbacks but then seemed to go in a slow circle up a mountain. the frustrating part was the sun was melting the top layer of snow, so i fell in to my knees about every 4 steps. i would just fall through, have to climb out and it just kept happening.
when my patience seemed to be at it’s end, i saw the top of a sign buried by snow. i dug it out and found out that i was .7 miles from odessa lake. so i went.
it was unreal. the moment i turned the corner, it took my breath away. i just kept audibly gasping and muttering, “wow.” i had never seen mountains that looked that way, i had never felt like the only person in the world to be experiencing them in that way. i was blown away.
three jagged, piercing peaks jutted out from the lake that had been frozen over, the sun bouncing off the white and almost spotlighting the mountains above them. i sat on a rock and ate an orange.
i breathed. deeply. i can still smell that citrus filling the air around me as i sat dwarfed by rocks that had thrust themselves up from the earth millions of years ago. i still feel that small ping of vulnerability, how small we are, how grand they are. i sat there for an hour and a half, unmoving.
when i finally came to, i smiled and for whatever reason, saluted to them.
the hike back was elated, things seemed easier, the air fresher, my legs felt stronger. it was like i had been given a fresh start. like, i hadn’t just walked 13 miles and had 13 to go, that didn’t matter. i felt so good.
i ended up doing a literal marathon that day, and to this day, i still don’t really know where i went. i don’t know which trail i was on, i do know i was at fern lake at one point. regardless, i felt like i had such a beautiful moment in those mountains, and i wouldn’t have traded that in for anything.
emerald mountain sat at the back of the ymca’s sprawling property, it towered ever so slightly but not in a menacing way, somewhat of a gentle giant.
i first did this hike with two friends; matt and julian. we ate lunch together on a day off then set off around noon. normally, this hike takes about two hours to reach the summit, but since it was our first time we had allotted ourselves a couple extra hours to catch the sunset.
i remember it being quite easy at first and then all of the sudden, becoming a scramble. we took the wrong path and since there was intermittent snow, we lost the trail multiple times, but we just kept aiming up.
we had so much fun on that hike, i remember it started snowing half way up and we just laughed and told stories. the sun shining on us while snowflakes fell around us.
we climbed rock formations and pretended like they were our homes, we free climbed and crawled through small crevices that the mountain seemed to be hiding. we reached a small lean to that had been created by other hikers at the summit.
by this point, a full snow storm was coming and the wind was howling. we stared into the rocky mountains and let the wind sing to us. it sang to the mountains, whipping around them like it was whispering to them as it passed.


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If you want to make money on your homestead, I can help you get their without making you feel like you are working for someone else. Don’t just throw in the towel on your dream and pick up a dead end job, lets start turning a profit together.
I have created a list of the most common ways to make money on a homestead. I have personally done, or currently do, everything that is on this list and can tell you it works. Hopefully it will get your mind working and you can think of something that you can do to turn a profit.
If you have a few minutes a day, you can grow some extra produce and sell for a profit. Depending on where you live, you can sell produce at a farmers market or even just set up a stand in front of your house. We have had great success selling produce in from of our house, trusting that people will be honest and leave the money they owe.
Did you know that you can easily sell Japanese Maple seedlings for between $2 and $3 a piece. My husband purchased a bundle of seeds on eBay one year claiming it would make us rich and I thought he was nuts. Eight months later, he sold 500 seedlings, at $2.50 a piece, to a local bonsai farm that needed stock!
Another great thing about trees is that they continue to grow, and increase in value, if they don’t sell.
Everyone has to purchase seeds when they get started, there is no way around that. Once you are established and can sustain what you need for seeds, you should have an abundance of extras you can sell.
Whether you raise chickens, ducks, emus, or quale, people are always interested in naturally produced eggs. He sell our eggs on a farm stand in front of our house and they sell as fast as we can get them out there. We actually have reason to believe that our neighbors are tracking what time we restock the stand and come empty us out before anyone else can!
The demand for naturally produced eggs has skyrocketed and so has the demand for backyard chickens. Hatch a few extra chicks this spring and try and sell them to people looking to get started. If they don’t sell as chicks, you can easily sell them as hens that are already producing. People are always willing to spend a little extra money so they don’t have to wait!
If you have large backyard animals at your homestead, breed them and sell the babies! This is the single highest source of profit on our homestead and it can easily be on yours too. All you need is a little space and time and you can start to make money on your homestead today.
Whether you have cows or goats, people are always looking for healthy milk to feed their family. They are willing to pay a little extra to purchase that milk from someone they know than from the commercial production farms.
If you are producing milk on your homestead, you should be producing cheese as well. Cheese is a great way to make money on your homestead with just a little extra effort.
It is harder to grow just enough herbs for your family than it is to grow enough to sell! If you have ever grown herbs, then you know what I mean! Dry the extra’s and sell them to people that don’t want to grow their own. This is another hot product that sells quickly on your farm stand.
Organic beef jerky is a very popular product right now, and it is very simple to make. Take advantage of the craze and learn how to make it now!
If you grow extra produce and can them, it will fly off the shelves all winter. People that didn’t prepared themselves as well as you did will be very happy to purchase the products from you instead of the big bad grocery store. In other words, you will be making money off people that didn’t prepare as well as you did.
Jam is another great product you can sell in your farm stand. It is very simple to make and store, and people love it. This is another one of our top sellers!
If you have maple trees on your land, you should be tapping them and selling the syrup. There is no logical reason not to, so don’t let them go to waste.
Dehydrate the foods that you grew too much of and sell what you don’t need. It’s just going to take up space anyways, you might as well make some money off it.
If people know that baked goods are freshly made from scratch, they will be glad to buy them from you. If baking is your thing, you should take advantage of this money maker!
Most homesteads have an abundance of trees and the need to clear out new grazing areas. Go ahead and clear that lot, then cut up to logs to sell. Selling cord wood is one of the most common sources of income for homesteads.
Everyone has to start somewhere, and people are usually willing so they can learn from your mistakes. Figure out which homesteading skills you have mastered and offer classes to others that might need help in those areas. This is another one of the most common ways to make money on your homestead.
I wont tell you that a homesteading blog is going to make you rich, but it can help make a little extra money while sharing experience with others. I will also admit that I have learned just as much as I have taught others though this blog.
Do you have something to add to the discussion? Please let me know in the comment field below!
Some great ideas! I know a lot of people that sell the produce from their homestead, but offering classes and selling dehydrated food are great ideas. The market for dehydrated food is on the increase – it’s great for hikers, campers, cyclists, travellers. And, it’s so expensive to buy from the camping stores. I definitely think this is a top idea.
Thanks Kelly, I have only bee selling dehydrated food for a few months now but it is a huge seller. It is also very easy to do, so it totally makes sense!
Angela, It’s good to see other ladies that are having success with a few of these methods for making money as well. I highly suggest you try selling your eggs too if you have chickens. You are already collecting the eggs, you might as well sell them! Thanks for the share!

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if you want to make money on your homestead, i can help you get their without making you feel like you are working for someone else. don’t just throw in the towel on your dream and pick up a dead end job, lets start turning a profit together.
i have created a list of the most common ways to make money on a homestead. i have personally done, or currently do, everything that is on this list and can tell you it works. hopefully it will get your mind working and you can think of something that you can do to turn a profit.
if you have a few minutes a day, you can grow some extra produce and sell for a profit. depending on where you live, you can sell produce at a farmers market or even just set up a stand in front of your house. we have had great success selling produce in from of our house, trusting that people will be honest and leave the money they owe.
did you know that you can easily sell japanese maple seedlings for between $2 and $3 a piece. my husband purchased a bundle of seeds on ebay one year claiming it would make us rich and i thought he was nuts. eight months later, he sold 500 seedlings, at $2.50 a piece, to a local bonsai farm that needed stock!
another great thing about trees is that they continue to grow, and increase in value, if they don’t sell.
everyone has to purchase seeds when they get started, there is no way around that. once you are established and can sustain what you need for seeds, you should have an abundance of extras you can sell.
whether you raise chickens, ducks, emus, or quale, people are always interested in naturally produced eggs. he sell our eggs on a farm stand in front of our house and they sell as fast as we can get them out there. we actually have reason to believe that our neighbors are tracking what time we restock the stand and come empty us out before anyone else can!
the demand for naturally produced eggs has skyrocketed and so has the demand for backyard chickens. hatch a few extra chicks this spring and try and sell them to people looking to get started. if they don’t sell as chicks, you can easily sell them as hens that are already producing. people are always willing to spend a little extra money so they don’t have to wait!
if you have large backyard animals at your homestead, breed them and sell the babies! this is the single highest source of profit on our homestead and it can easily be on yours too. all you need is a little space and time and you can start to make money on your homestead today.
whether you have cows or goats, people are always looking for healthy milk to feed their family. they are willing to pay a little extra to purchase that milk from someone they know than from the commercial production farms.
if you are producing milk on your homestead, you should be producing cheese as well. cheese is a great way to make money on your homestead with just a little extra effort.
it is harder to grow just enough herbs for your family than it is to grow enough to sell! if you have ever grown herbs, then you know what i mean! dry the extra’s and sell them to people that don’t want to grow their own. this is another hot product that sells quickly on your farm stand.
organic beef jerky is a very popular product right now, and it is very simple to make. take advantage of the craze and learn how to make it now!
if you grow extra produce and can them, it will fly off the shelves all winter. people that didn’t prepared themselves as well as you did will be very happy to purchase the products from you instead of the big bad grocery store. in other words, you will be making money off people that didn’t prepare as well as you did.
jam is another great product you can sell in your farm stand. it is very simple to make and store, and people love it. this is another one of our top sellers!
if you have maple trees on your land, you should be tapping them and selling the syrup. there is no logical reason not to, so don’t let them go to waste.
dehydrate the foods that you grew too much of and sell what you don’t need. it’s just going to take up space anyways, you might as well make some money off it.
if people know that baked goods are freshly made from scratch, they will be glad to buy them from you. if baking is your thing, you should take advantage of this money maker!
most homesteads have an abundance of trees and the need to clear out new grazing areas. go ahead and clear that lot, then cut up to logs to sell. selling cord wood is one of the most common sources of income for homesteads.
everyone has to start somewhere, and people are usually willing so they can learn from your mistakes. figure out which homesteading skills you have mastered and offer classes to others that might need help in those areas. this is another one of the most common ways to make money on your homestead.
i wont tell you that a homesteading blog is going to make you rich, but it can help make a little extra money while sharing experience with others. i will also admit that i have learned just as much as i have taught others though this blog.
do you have something to add to the discussion? please let me know in the comment field below!
some great ideas! i know a lot of people that sell the produce from their homestead, but offering classes and selling dehydrated food are great ideas. the market for dehydrated food is on the increase – it’s great for hikers, campers, cyclists, travellers. and, it’s so expensive to buy from the camping stores. i definitely think this is a top idea.
thanks kelly, i have only bee selling dehydrated food for a few months now but it is a huge seller. it is also very easy to do, so it totally makes sense!
angela, it’s good to see other ladies that are having success with a few of these methods for making money as well. i highly suggest you try selling your eggs too if you have chickens. you are already collecting the eggs, you might as well sell them! thanks for the share!


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This was actually made on the 4th of July in 2010, but I guess it’s ok to use it at New Years as well.
Happy New Year! by Bo47 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

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this was actually made on the 4th of july in 2010, but i guess it’s ok to use it at new years as well.
happy new year! by bo47 is licensed under a creative commons attribution-noncommercial-noderivatives 4.0 international license.


text: At GSX 2018, Feenics is adding a variety of new functionality and integrations to its Keep Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) platform, including adding visual verification, easier visitor management enrollment, and mass notification functionality to the Keep app, which can push critical email or SMS messages to one person, specific groups or the entire database. Keep has also participated in and met the stringent requirements of Veracode’s Verified vulnerability program, which is designed to validate a company’s secure software development process, ultimately reducing the risk factors for end users. The latest version of Keep encrypts all program data both in transit and at rest.

lowercased: at gsx 2018, feenics is adding a variety of new functionality and integrations to its keep access control as a service (acaas) platform, including adding visual verification, easier visitor management enrollment, and mass notification functionality to the keep app, which can push critical email or sms messages to one person, specific groups or the entire database. keep has also participated in and met the stringent requirements of veracode’s verified vulnerability program, which is designed to validate a company’s secure software development process, ultimately reducing the risk factors for end users. the latest version of keep encrypts all program data both in transit and at rest.


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Bitcoin, paypal, crowdfunding - one must not look far to see how technological innovation is beginning to transform finance. Chancellor George Osborne has said that he wants London to become the global centre for financial technology (Fintech). But law may prove to be the main obstacle. Many legal problems surrounding the new technologies are still unresolved. This event focusses on alternative payment systems and virtual currencies. It will bring together speaker from the UK, Japan and Germany to discuss regulatory as well as transactional and conflict-of-laws issues.
Please email the Events team with your contact details, your position and the NGO that you work for. We will organise your attendance, subject to availability.
This event has been organised by Dr Eva Lein, British Institute of International and Comparative Law.
"Legal Aspects of Fintech - What You Need to Know"

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bitcoin, paypal, crowdfunding - one must not look far to see how technological innovation is beginning to transform finance. chancellor george osborne has said that he wants london to become the global centre for financial technology (fintech). but law may prove to be the main obstacle. many legal problems surrounding the new technologies are still unresolved. this event focusses on alternative payment systems and virtual currencies. it will bring together speaker from the uk, japan and germany to discuss regulatory as well as transactional and conflict-of-laws issues.
please email the events team with your contact details, your position and the ngo that you work for. we will organise your attendance, subject to availability.
this event has been organised by dr eva lein, british institute of international and comparative law.
"legal aspects of fintech - what you need to know"


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J.J. Abrams Says Goodbye To Remakes! What's Next?
Say it isn’t so! J.J. Abrams directed ‘Mission: Impossible III’ a film in a franchise loosely based on a TV show from the 1960s (and continues to executive produce the franchise), before going on to strike gold with big screen reboots/sequels for ‘Star Trek’ and ‘Star Wars’. Most recently, he’s serving as executive producer for HBO’s buzziest show, ‘Westworld’, another project based on a property from the past, a 1973 film.
But no more. Abrams has had his fill with reinventing past properties for modern audiences. He’s more interested in creating new work, that hopefully someone years down the line will remake for an even newer audience.
Abrams has been on quite a role with his reboots and sequels, so he knows how to do one right. He cautioned against simply remaking something the way it was before. (Something Hollywood might want to pay attention to before we get another ‘Footloose’ or *shudder* ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’.
Pretty sage words, if you ask me. Keep in mind, Abrams hasn’t only been involved with sequels. He had produced many TV series from ‘Felicity’ to ‘Alias’, ‘Lost’, ‘Revolution’, ‘Fringe’, ‘Almost Human’ and ‘Person of Interest’, just to name a few, plus movies like ‘Super 8’ and the two ‘Cloverfield’ films.
Are there any of Abrams’ original properties that you think might make for a good reboot at some point?
Are you sad that Abrams doesn’t want to take on any more reboots?

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j.j. abrams says goodbye to remakes! what's next?
say it isn’t so! j.j. abrams directed ‘mission: impossible iii’ a film in a franchise loosely based on a tv show from the 1960s (and continues to executive produce the franchise), before going on to strike gold with big screen reboots/sequels for ‘star trek’ and ‘star wars’. most recently, he’s serving as executive producer for hbo’s buzziest show, ‘westworld’, another project based on a property from the past, a 1973 film.
but no more. abrams has had his fill with reinventing past properties for modern audiences. he’s more interested in creating new work, that hopefully someone years down the line will remake for an even newer audience.
abrams has been on quite a role with his reboots and sequels, so he knows how to do one right. he cautioned against simply remaking something the way it was before. (something hollywood might want to pay attention to before we get another ‘footloose’ or *shudder* ‘rocky horror picture show’.
pretty sage words, if you ask me. keep in mind, abrams hasn’t only been involved with sequels. he had produced many tv series from ‘felicity’ to ‘alias’, ‘lost’, ‘revolution’, ‘fringe’, ‘almost human’ and ‘person of interest’, just to name a few, plus movies like ‘super 8’ and the two ‘cloverfield’ films.
are there any of abrams’ original properties that you think might make for a good reboot at some point?
are you sad that abrams doesn’t want to take on any more reboots?


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Well, I did -t short, as far as I remember. Do you think -t long says more?
'long' just runs a longer test (a couple of hours vs. a couple of minutes).
but I don't know that for sure what exactly is the difference.

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well, i did -t short, as far as i remember. do you think -t long says more?
'long' just runs a longer test (a couple of hours vs. a couple of minutes).
but i don't know that for sure what exactly is the difference.


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Effective branding is one of the most essential parts to the success of a business, regardless of industry. If you think you can reach your customers with only the quality of your product or service, you’re unfortunately being naive. No matter what kind of product or service you offer, chances are you have competition — and if you’re competition’s brand is stronger than yours, it doesn’t matter if you offer better quality.
It doesn’t matter because if customers don’t recognize your brand, they have nothing to associate the quality of your product or service with. Their good experience with your business vanishes because they have no brand to tie it to.
Fortunately for you, there are more ways to build a brand today than ever — with the help of new technologies. Technology can help you create and solidify the reputation of your business.
Today, your business’ website isn’t the most important aspect of its internet presence, or even of your online brand. Your social media presence is king when it comes to branding. Social media is the way most of your clients are relating to each other in at least some of their spare time. If you can bring your brand into their social media lives, you establish yourself not unlike another friend or family member to them.
At the very least, your business needs a Facebook page. Consider getting LinkedIn, Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter pages to reach the most audiences possible. Cross post content to all of your pages, keeping in mind that posting several times to some platforms causes your posts to be hidden, while others will display all your recent posts with no problem.
Respond to customer comments and complaints on your social media pages as well as on Yelp. Post non-promotional, interesting material. This is how you will build brand loyalty.
If you work with other brands who have similar target customer bases as your own, you will quickly and positively grow your reputation. In technical terms, link back and forth between your businesses to organically build a presence and offer mutually beneficial SEO perks.
If you have one logo and font on your Facebook page and another on your Twitter, people aren’t going to know you’re the same person. Your brand’s design should be consistent. Use the same color combinations, style, and sensibility in all of your design. A professional designer will be able to do this optimally, with the help of designer and artist programs.
Branding your business is a lot of work. Fortunately, technology can help. By approaching your business from a technologically savvy perspective, you can create a brand that brings loyal new customers.

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effective branding is one of the most essential parts to the success of a business, regardless of industry. if you think you can reach your customers with only the quality of your product or service, you’re unfortunately being naive. no matter what kind of product or service you offer, chances are you have competition — and if you’re competition’s brand is stronger than yours, it doesn’t matter if you offer better quality.
it doesn’t matter because if customers don’t recognize your brand, they have nothing to associate the quality of your product or service with. their good experience with your business vanishes because they have no brand to tie it to.
fortunately for you, there are more ways to build a brand today than ever — with the help of new technologies. technology can help you create and solidify the reputation of your business.
today, your business’ website isn’t the most important aspect of its internet presence, or even of your online brand. your social media presence is king when it comes to branding. social media is the way most of your clients are relating to each other in at least some of their spare time. if you can bring your brand into their social media lives, you establish yourself not unlike another friend or family member to them.
at the very least, your business needs a facebook page. consider getting linkedin, tumblr, pinterest, instagram, and twitter pages to reach the most audiences possible. cross post content to all of your pages, keeping in mind that posting several times to some platforms causes your posts to be hidden, while others will display all your recent posts with no problem.
respond to customer comments and complaints on your social media pages as well as on yelp. post non-promotional, interesting material. this is how you will build brand loyalty.
if you work with other brands who have similar target customer bases as your own, you will quickly and positively grow your reputation. in technical terms, link back and forth between your businesses to organically build a presence and offer mutually beneficial seo perks.
if you have one logo and font on your facebook page and another on your twitter, people aren’t going to know you’re the same person. your brand’s design should be consistent. use the same color combinations, style, and sensibility in all of your design. a professional designer will be able to do this optimally, with the help of designer and artist programs.
branding your business is a lot of work. fortunately, technology can help. by approaching your business from a technologically savvy perspective, you can create a brand that brings loyal new customers.


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We collected on this page information about the company CarePartners located in the Montreal region Quebec. We have added the company to the category Unknown in accordance with its type of activity. For more detailed information, you can contact CarePartners by phone or you can send an email to company adress. Unfortunately, we do not we have more up-to-date information about the company, if you are the owner of this company or you have any information about this company, we kindly ask you to edit the description by clicking the edit button. Also below, on this page you can find information about companies located near the CarePartners.
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we collected on this page information about the company carepartners located in the montreal region quebec. we have added the company to the category unknown in accordance with its type of activity. for more detailed information, you can contact carepartners by phone or you can send an email to company adress. unfortunately, we do not we have more up-to-date information about the company, if you are the owner of this company or you have any information about this company, we kindly ask you to edit the description by clicking the edit button. also below, on this page you can find information about companies located near the carepartners.
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If you would have asked me last year whether Senior Sessions were a favorite of mine, I probably would have said something along the lines of, "I like them, but they kinda scare me!"
HOWEVER, what I have discovered over the past year or so, is that these Seniors are pretty doggone inspiring!
Congratulations girlie...you are headed for a beautiful future!!!

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if you would have asked me last year whether senior sessions were a favorite of mine, i probably would have said something along the lines of, "i like them, but they kinda scare me!"
however, what i have discovered over the past year or so, is that these seniors are pretty doggone inspiring!
congratulations girlie...you are headed for a beautiful future!!!


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Visit any Mobitel branch, along with the required refundable deposit of Rs. 25,000/-.
An authorization letter from the company will be required if the connection is under a corporate account.
2. In what form could I keep a deposit?
3. How long do I need to wait to collect my deposit?
Your deposit will be refunded after two billing cycles, after you settle your total bill & the current usage of your account.
4. What is 'CALL HOME'?
Call Sri Lanka at lower rates while roaming.
5. What is ‘SMS HOME’?
SMS Sri Lanka at Rs. 5/- (excluding taxes) while roaming.
6. Is there a limit for my Roaming usage?
7. If connectivity is disrupted while roaming what shall I do?
You can request your local contact to call the Roaming hotline on +94 714 555 555 and facilitate reconnection.
8. If I lose my phone what should I do?
Contact Mobitel immediately, as you are liable for all calls made from that SIM.
9. How can I check my usage bill while roaming?
Please note that the balance may not be 100% accurate, as networks may delay sending the usage data to Mobitel.
10. Do I get a detailed bill for Roaming?
Yes. You can get a detailed bill, Standard detailed bill charges apply.
11. Can I use My Mobitel, Value Added Services (VAS) when Roaming?
You can use only SMS based Value Added Services while you are roaming, but roaming charges will apply and but charges will vary according to the network you roam with.
12. Whom should I contact if I have any problems while Roaming?
Contact the Mobitel Roaming Hotline on +94 714 555 555, or Mobitel Customer Care on +94 712 755 777.
13. How would I know whether a particular network covers the city I am going to, and whether my phone is compatible in the country in which I intend to roam?
You can contact the Mobitel Roaming Hotline on +94 714 555 555 and obtain the information.
14. Can I see the number of the caller on the screen while overseas (CLI)?
CLI information is not internationally exchanged and standardized; so, you will not always see your caller number while roaming. However certain networks offer this feature.
15. Can I use SMS while Roaming?
16. Can I use GPRS while roaming?
Yes, all SIMS which are GPRS enabled nationally could use GPRS while roaming in our GPRS roaming networks.
17. Is there any handset (phone) requirement while roaming?
Certain destinations would require different handsets as they rely on different systems.
Renting of compatible phones is available at destination airports.

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visit any mobitel branch, along with the required refundable deposit of rs. 25,000/-.
an authorization letter from the company will be required if the connection is under a corporate account.
2. in what form could i keep a deposit?
3. how long do i need to wait to collect my deposit?
your deposit will be refunded after two billing cycles, after you settle your total bill & the current usage of your account.
4. what is 'call home'?
call sri lanka at lower rates while roaming.
5. what is ‘sms home’?
sms sri lanka at rs. 5/- (excluding taxes) while roaming.
6. is there a limit for my roaming usage?
7. if connectivity is disrupted while roaming what shall i do?
you can request your local contact to call the roaming hotline on +94 714 555 555 and facilitate reconnection.
8. if i lose my phone what should i do?
contact mobitel immediately, as you are liable for all calls made from that sim.
9. how can i check my usage bill while roaming?
please note that the balance may not be 100% accurate, as networks may delay sending the usage data to mobitel.
10. do i get a detailed bill for roaming?
yes. you can get a detailed bill, standard detailed bill charges apply.
11. can i use my mobitel, value added services (vas) when roaming?
you can use only sms based value added services while you are roaming, but roaming charges will apply and but charges will vary according to the network you roam with.
12. whom should i contact if i have any problems while roaming?
contact the mobitel roaming hotline on +94 714 555 555, or mobitel customer care on +94 712 755 777.
13. how would i know whether a particular network covers the city i am going to, and whether my phone is compatible in the country in which i intend to roam?
you can contact the mobitel roaming hotline on +94 714 555 555 and obtain the information.
14. can i see the number of the caller on the screen while overseas (cli)?
cli information is not internationally exchanged and standardized; so, you will not always see your caller number while roaming. however certain networks offer this feature.
15. can i use sms while roaming?
16. can i use gprs while roaming?
yes, all sims which are gprs enabled nationally could use gprs while roaming in our gprs roaming networks.
17. is there any handset (phone) requirement while roaming?
certain destinations would require different handsets as they rely on different systems.
renting of compatible phones is available at destination airports.